The 11-day slump is the longest slump since futures trading began in 1983.
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According to USA Today, the slump was the longest hitting slump in Major League Baseball history.
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Taking a contrarian view, he also believes that a slump in crude prices could lead to a slump in demand.
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Klay Thompson labored through an early-season shooting slump that he refused to acknowledge as an early-season shooting slump.
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The sigh isn't always literal; sometimes it's spiritual, less a slump in tone and more a slump of the soul, if you will.
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This comes after a long slump in the industry that saw cannabis stocks slump, mergers fall apart, and over 2,000 job cuts throughout the industry.
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" Jost, to big laughs, continued, "So now all these people are coming up and saying, 'Trump Slump' and everyone is talking about this 'Trump Slump.
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It might be a slump in oil prices, as in the case of Venezuela, or a slump in farming output, as in the case of Zimbabwe.
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Lira slump pushing down Turkey's import cover ratio - reut.
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Despite his slump in form, Nelson still retains a .
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The slump forced it out of London's bluechip index .
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Rodriguez is in an 0 for 603 slump, batting .
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The gains were kept in check by technology shares, which were hit by a 7.2 percent slump in IBM after the company's margins missed estimates and by a slump in semiconductor stocks.
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The current slump is starting to dismantle and scatter the workforce and community of suppliers rebuilt with so much difficulty and expense over the last decade following the slump of the 215s.
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"Powell could have done without a slump in the U.S. stock market, but unless the slump becomes a rout, he is unlikely to intervene," wrote John Higgins, an economist at Capital Economics.
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A slump in business activity stemming from the cash crunch has caused the revenue of state governments, which collect value-added tax on goods and other duties, to slump by 25-40 percent.
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Some of the reasons for the slump are standard fare.
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The slump has created a tricky situation for the government.
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Fielder has been in a season-long slump, batting just .
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Story's slump was tied to a bruised right middle finger.
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A renewed bout of dollar strength risks extending that slump.
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Warren's campaign said it was unfazed by the stocks' slump.
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Soon enough, Apple found its way out of the slump.
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Stuck in a sales slump, Macy's is shrinking to grow.
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The heavy equipment giant blamed a continuing slump in demand.
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The last global slump occurred amid an epic financial crisis.
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Villar, meanwhile, has been mired in a slump all season.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: Can US services withstand the manufacturing slump?
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Slump, radicalism, exit seems like something of an historical motif.
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But he appears to be breaking out of his slump.
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SS Francisco Lindor has so far avoided the sophomore slump.
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The big question is how long the slump will last.
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However, a slump in biotech stocks weighed on the Nasdaq.
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"I think any slump affects anybody's overall game," Boudreau said.
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This annual "summer slump" also takes a toll on earnings.
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The diamond industry is also in a slump, Bloomberg reports.
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Now the process has gone into reverse, worsening the slump.
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If oil prices slump, electric vehicles may look less attractive.
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The Indians have also been mired in an extended slump.
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I have a confession: I've been in a TV slump.
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The slump in advertising is not only hitting traditional groups.
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It is not the only American retailer in a slump.
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Watch: Lyft shares slump 12% on second day of trade
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The prolonged slump in the maritime industry has spurred consolidation.
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Leveraged loan funds have been in a prolonged slump, however.
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"That could cause an economic slump (in Germany)," he said.
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It's 1985, and Ireland is in a deep economic slump.
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In the 1920s Britain had sunk into an economic slump.
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The renewed recession risks drove a slump in global stocks.
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Then, one day, the land began to buckle and slump.
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All this would doubtless drag out the country's economic slump.
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This does not mean the traditional midterm slump will disappear.
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The time, according to a caption, is "The Great Slump".
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Analysts have forecasted another slump this year to $8 billion.
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Phone company stocks continued to slump, as did financial firms.
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European slump Frankfurt's DAX has declined over 22% since January.
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A slump in subscriber growth sent shares spiraling last quarter.
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Wall Street stocks reacted sharply to the oil price slump.
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The length of the slump matters more than its depth.
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We're betting he breaks out of the slump this year.
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It was a welcome jolt out of his postseason slump.
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But the sheath is long gone, along with his slump.
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But he also senses more humility after his extended slump.
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Because financial disruption wasn't at the heart of the slump.
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In fact, this "Trump slump" in gun sales just continued.
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Turnover may slump, and so might the turnover in ideas.
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I was angry that my career was in a slump.
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Gifford compared Buttigieg's summer slowdown with a slump Obama endured.
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This season, he's having the opposite of a sophomore slump.
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Now the U.S. economy is going through another partial slump.
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Last summer, Sanders's New Hampshire campaign had hit a slump.
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The miner reported a slump in quarterly coking coal production.
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Angola's government has not prepared the country for this slump.
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That's good news for your back during the afternoon slump.
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Go deeper: The flying blind economy The synchronized global slump
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It does seem important, however, that both of these events are expressions of political radicalism which occurred during slump conditions, and which seem to create the possibility of a departure from those slump conditions.
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"I assumed the studio was in a slump and trying to bring in some business but I was also in a slump so I called up Brandon (our drummer) and checked it out," explains Thomson.
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I think that the slump we had didn't have much to do with finance — but the slump we would have had if the financial system had been allowed to implode might have been much worse.
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EARNINGS SLUMP: Aurubis AG, Europe's largest copper producer, posted a 133% slump in its annual earnings following scheduled maintenance shutdowns at major smelting plants, but said it expects the new fiscal year to be stable.
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EARNINGS SLUMP: Aurubis AG, Europe's largest copper producer, posted a 42% slump in its annual earnings following scheduled maintenance shutdowns at major smelting plants, but said it expects the new fiscal year to be stable.
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Escaping that slump could take more than grocery business as usual.
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Other factors were at play as well for the stock slump.
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A 3-percent slump in Chinese stocks gave Asia another bruising.
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Starbucks is here to save our mid-day slump once again.
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The pound remained on the back foot following a slump overnight.
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It also has led to a continued slump in farmland prices.
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But following that banner year, tourism is now in a slump.
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Work can be rough and the afternoon slump is very real.
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The sanctions have worsened a slump in Qatar's real estate market.
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CF Dexter Fowler's season-opening slump can officially be considered over.
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Just stop the rot, then restore pride and stabilise the slump.
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And when economies slump, greenhouse gas emissions tend to drop too.
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Certain Asian cities were less impacted by the regional slump, however.
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Aurora Cannabis just laid off 500 workers amid an industry slump.
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Even so, the resulting slump might not prove an utter disaster.
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Gordon is not expecting that kind of slump post earnings, though.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's iPhone sales slump isn't going away.
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The country is undergoing the longest and deepest slump on record.
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Despite the slump, the challenge to Mr Ortega's rule has ebbed.
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This led the Norwegian airline to slump more than 10 percent.
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Alphabet's stock has rallied the past week after a postelection slump.
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A slump in global commodity prices in 2015 deepened its woes.
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It was also a prideful declaration: My sophomore slump just evaporated.
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Go deeper: BP's profit slump buffered by higher output, trading (Reuters)
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The positive news came after a slump in markets on Thursday.
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It has kept up spending on international scholarships during the slump.
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World markets follow China Slump Geopolitics is also weighing on sentiment.
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How big will the "Trump slump" really be for marijuana stocks?
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Still, some investors believe the slump is a good buying opportunity.
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I follow Court TV. I slump in spandex on a patio.
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There is no shortage of explanations for Italy's slump in productivity.
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The current oil slump would be painful, whoever was in power.
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Defense is the biggest issue for the Lakers during their slump.
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Profits, after a months-long slump, had hit a new record.
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However, blaming the commodities slump on supply alone would be inaccurate.
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Other banks also expect a trading slump during the third quarter.
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Even after the slump, Roku shares have almost doubled this year.
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A slump by bourse heavy-hitter Naspers deepened the market's dip.
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A persistent slump would also be bad news for nappy-makers.
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The tribunal's ruling coincided with the onset of the economic slump.
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Their demands grew louder after Spain's economic slump of 2008-163.
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This raises the real prospect of a prolonged German economic slump.
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Kuwait's finances have been hit by a slump in oil prices.
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Crosby broke out of a recent scoring slump with his playmaking.
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The team was in a slump, but he had seen worse.
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Sadly, that slump now shows every sign of picking up pace.
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But it has recently wrestled with a slump in that market.
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The first is sustained market jitters, leading to an economic slump.
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HUGE FALLOUT The fallout from the auto slump could be huge.
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The Clinton slump has ended and the Clinton resurgence has begun.
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Photo: Brendan McHugh Have you ever heard of the sophomore slump?
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Sales in the PC market have been in a long slump.
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But the slump over the last two years did serious damage.
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A slump in oil prices has devastated profits at energy companies.
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"Everybody goes through a little slump, defensively or offensively," Sanchez said.
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At the same time, the music business went into a slump.
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Posture check: Un-slump those shoulders and straighten up that neck.
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Shares in XAAR were indicated to slump 20%, according to traders.
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"Welcome to the Trump slump," declared Politico's Ben White on Tuesday.
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He wasn't facing a rent increase or a slump in business.
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More would shut down if prices continued to slump, he added.
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And crude oil extended its slump, sending energy stocks sharply lower.
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The party's suburban slump showed up in districts far beyond Ohio.
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As everyone knows, Greece has suffered a huge, Depression-level slump.
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Airlines and cruise operators continued to slump on crippled travel demand.
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Would Kamala Harris get her mojo back after a summer slump?
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Andy Murray, the defending men's champion, is in a midyear slump.
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It is not clear how long China's market slump might last.
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The oil slump has been sparked by a combination of forces.
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He's done this coming off an 0-22 slump in April.
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The Wild avoided the annual midseason slump that characterized Yeo's tenure.
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It seemed not just a slump but a tumble from Olympus.
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The purchase was made months before a major oil price slump.
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So, does Glover have any jitters about a possible sophomore slump?
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No state is harder hit by the coal slump than Wyoming.
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The export slump indicates "global demand is cooling," one economist says.
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The economic slump that started in 2100 hit those least protected.
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The slump comes after a day of gains on Wall Street.
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The economy may be booming, but democracy is in a slump.
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While the Yankees nearly came back, their two-week slump continued.
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The sophomore slump hit them both squarely: Gordon hit .20083/.280/.
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It was also a prideful declaration: My sophomore slump just evaporated.
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The slump has led to fears of contagion across emerging markets.
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Stocks have fallen compared with the slump years of 2015-25.4 (when they ranged from 2600 million to 2000 million barrels) but are higher than in the pre-slump years of 250-230 (221-203 million barrels).
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And live cattle prices could continue to slump this week, traders cautioned.
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They used vague terms such as "external factors" to explain the slump.
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About every eight months, she would fall into a slump, he said.
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The driving forces behind coal's slump will only accelerate, in IEA's view.
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Bitcoin and the cryptosphere are in a major slump at the moment.
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But if the price slump persists, it would be a major headwind.
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Since around 2000, this slump has spread even to sectors like tech.
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This could help building materials producers hurt by the construction industry slump.
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The two-year slump is the country's most severe recession on record.
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The Panthers are averaging just 215 goals per game during the slump.
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In fact, the fault lay with a slump in sales to China.
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Now, though, even before a new slump hits, geopolitical amity is eroding.
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A second key reason for the business-investment slump is monetary policy.
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The only way we can get through this little slump is together.
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The continued slump in export orders may be bearing that scenario out.
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Best Buy turned to Joly, a hospitality executive, to halt its slump.
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Eventually, an oil crisis slump caused the business to close in 1976.
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But in recent times drought and a commodities slump have stymied growth.
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If you have a serious slump, the school could rescind the offer.
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True, Brazil's industrial production is perking up after a two-year slump.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A slump in investment banking revenues pushed Credit Suisse (CSGN.
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This semi slump will be short-lived, according to one market watcher.
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It follows a slump in Germany to the lowest since November 2016.
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Joe Maddon isn&apost surprised by the Chicago Cubs&apos recent slump.
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No show in recent memory suffered a sophomore slump quite like UnReal.
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In the end, Townsville stumbled rather than swooned in the commodity slump.
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He forecast an extended slump in commodity prices and lower infrastructure investment.
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Nigeria is in the middle of its worst economic slump in decades.
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The deepening slump in export orders may be bearing that theory out.
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The value of the pound could slump by as much as 25%.
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Breakfast around the clock is helping shake McDonald's out of its slump.
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During its 2014 slump, the stock lost about 8% of its value.
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Thompson finally broke out of his offensive rebounding slump in Game 4.
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Delta executives also challenged forecasts that business travel was in a slump.
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But it wasn't enough to get Japan out of its economic slump.
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Bahrain's finances have been hit by an oil price slump since 2014.
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A slump in the oil price lifted shares of major energy companies.
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Travel and leisure stocks rose 2 percent after a 12-percent slump.
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It comes after a massive slump for the cryptocurrency market last year.
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However, it barely recouped a revised 1.633 percent slump seen in January.
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With that hit, Dietrich snapped out of a 0-for-23 slump.
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Travel and leisure stocks rose 1.6 percent after a 12 percent slump.
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A shooting slump plagued Hood through Utah's first five games in January.
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The 17 percent post-Brexit vote slump in the pound compounds that.
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The slump forced it out of London's blue-chip index in December.
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The country was in grim shape then, deep in an economic slump.
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Energy stocks were also lower, undermined by a slump in oil prices.
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Hardaway broke out of a weeks-long slump, and in a hurry.
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The energy slump came at just the right time for consumers though.
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And millions of Americans are enjoying a windfall caused by the slump.
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Their performance highlights Fraga's successful bet on a slump in Brazil's currency.
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The slump in stock prices continued in Asia and Europe on Friday.
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A mining slump has depressed Caterpillar's profits and forced rounds of layoffs.
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The slump has led Potash Corp to seek consolidation and idle capacity.
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That export spike has often been followed by a first-quarter slump.
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The reasons for Puerto Rico's economic slump are not difficult to identify.
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The slump came just around the close of the U.S. stock market.
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U.S. companies had employed nearly 22 million production workers before the slump.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb emerged from a slump after raising its annual forecasts.
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A growth in oil supply and falling demand causes prices to slump.
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It was one of the darkest periods of the oil market slump.
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These efforts have helped revive soda sales after a years-long slump.
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Their slump underscores weakening manufacturing data from Asia, Europe and North America.
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That seems to have done the trick in reversing the sales slump.
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Homebuyers are starting to return after a summer slump and two hurricanes.
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Higher interest rates helped negate the effects of a slump in trading.
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Hobbled by a two-decade slump, Japan is out of the picture.
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Why the slump went on so much longer than it should have.
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You could say that nobody could have predicted such a sustained slump.
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Then his shoulders lifted from their slump and his eyes met mine.
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How did an up-and-coming economy suffer such a severe slump?
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The slump marked the end of an 11-year bull market run.
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As you can see, hourly wages are suffering through a Trump slump.
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Through much of last month's slump, these companies held up reasonably well.
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Since then, a colossal oil market slump complicated the country's outlook further.
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S. trade spat and a slump in the Chinese yuan dented sentiment.
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The slump came despite the automaker sharply boosting incentives to buoy sales.
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That now seems unlikely because manufacturers are trimming production as sales slump.
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Natalie (Rebel Wilson) is a New York architect going through a slump.
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Now, after months of stardom, Judge knows he can weather a slump.
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Memo From Moscow MOSCOW — Global oil prices were in a deep slump.
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The slump at Google's parent company, Alphabet, appears to have been brief.
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GE also saw its net profit slump 58 percent year over year.
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General Mills (GIS) is grappling with a sales slump in North America.
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But he credits his wife for pushing him out of his slump.
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The slump coincided with a contraction in services industry and manufacturing activity.
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CF Adam Jones ended an 24-for-18 slump on Saturday night.
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There are several factors in the Yankees' revival and the Mets' slump.
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Mallo is in a slump, plagued with chronic back pain and depressed.
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It was Harley's biggest sales slump in eight years, Bloomberg News reported.
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"We are seeing a startup slump in this country," Klobuchar warned. Sen.
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Yes, the U.S. economy rebounded quickly from the slump of 1979-82.
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Curtis Granderson, mired in a 1-for-30 slump, smacked two doubles.
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BofA saw its consumer and banking businesses offset a slump in trading.
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As it does, it causes roads to slump and houses to collapse.
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Davis shot 220 of 215 to break out of a mini slump.
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London-focussed estate agent Foxtons blamed Brexit for its slump in profits.
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However, it barely recouped a revised 3.4 percent slump seen in January.
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The announcement comes as bitcoin prices are emerging from a lengthy slump.
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The digital money is marking its first decade with a punishing slump.
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If you're falling into a beauty slump, you put on red lipstick.
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Each year, Tariq has watched his wages slump and his expenses climb.
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But the slump before that, in 1990-91, was a messier story.
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The Salt strap, for example, is benefiting from the handbag industry slump.
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Then the Mets lost seven of 193, their first bona fide slump.
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Building permits jumped more than 403 percent, reversing a seven-year slump.
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Larry Summers, who has been riffing Alvin Hanson's secular stagnation meme since late 2013, has been most accurately describing the domestic phenomena that has the U.S. continuing its post-recession slump (or, more accurately, its slump in "NEBE").
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In all probability, such budget austerity would meaningfully exacerbate the island's present economic slump in much the same way as excessive budget austerity within a euro straitjacket deepened the economic slump in countries like Greece, Portugal and Spain.
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Canadian Western Bank reported a 37 percent slump in second-quarter profit, reflecting a ramp-up in funds set aside to cover loans to oil and gas companies that have turned sour amid a prolonged slump in oil prices.
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Dwyer isn't blaming a fundamental problem with the economy for the yield slump.
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The euro, benefiting from the dollar's slump, was up 0.25 percent to $1.1781.
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The slump reflects a fundamental change in the outlook for the oil prices.
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Mexico's economy, which has already been slowing, prepares for an even deeper slump.
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Miles took a 4-of-39 slump from behind the arc since Jan.
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That would be an improvement on the first quarter slump of 8.9 percent.
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So when iPhone sales slump in China, it means billions of dollars lost.
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It would also mark a 59 percent slump from its September record high.
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The Italian car-maker recouped some of its previous session's 16 percent slump.
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The slump is being felt hard, particularly on high-horsepower tractors and combines.
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Chokshi said he expects a slump in iPhone sales in the second quarter.
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The NFL is in a ratings slump, and everyone has a theory why.
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Friday's 3.6 percent slump erased the S&P 500's gains for 2016.
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Many Brexiteers wrongly conclude that the pound's slump is nothing but good news.
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ST > issued dour profit forecasts amid a broad-based slump in auto sales.
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Demand for those goods could slump alongside a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
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But the oil-price slump and wacky weather are exposing the government's failures.
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The fuel slump coincided with increasing long-haul competition from low-cost carriers.
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Thankfully for Collins, this career and personal slump wasn't destined to last forever.
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That would be a reassuring result in the midst of a stockmarket slump.
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Atlanta led 55-52 at halftime before struggling through another third-quarter slump.
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The slump in the oil price in 2014 put paid to such ideas.
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According to Bloomberg, that would be the company's worst slump for four years.
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Now he's hitting the ball hard just like he was before that slump.
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A sudden drop in such growth might push an economy into a slump.
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Sentiment was also soured by a slump in the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM).
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That could help attract new buyers after the company reported a sales slump.
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But recently, Chipotle has been able to pull itself out of the slump.
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And now the euro area begins its third decade, a new slump looming.
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And anyway, any easing might be too little to counter Italy's deeper slump.
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Before the oil slump just 3% of loans were not being paid back.
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Still, what if he goes into a slump at some point this year?
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They collapse under their proud weight, and slump into a heap of nothing.
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The economy continues to slump; bringing the real risk of a sovereign default.
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A likely slump in December sales could weigh on economic activity, they added.
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The approach came as oil prices began to recover from a steep slump.
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Still, ChiNext looked set for a near 6 percent slump for the week.
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The delays have been a large contributor to slump in Australian coal prices.
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The company, reeling from a prolonged slump in commodity prices, said on Feb.
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It looks like McDonald's is not immune to the restaurant industry's December slump.
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The global slump in energy prices is pulling down exports and economic growth.
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During the slump, Saudi Arabia struggled to find buyers for all its production.
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"I was in a depressive slump," she explained in an email to Health.
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Shares of Netflix rebounded into positive territory after hours after an initial slump.
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Why it matters: China has at least superficially recovered from its 2015 slump.
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Figures out on Monday suggested a slump in demand may have already started.
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All main sectors fell, with sentiment soured by another slump in mainland equities.
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His ongoing slump, which reached seven games Wednesday night, is helping assure that.
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Houston weathered Harden's shooting slump by getting key contributions from multiple role players.
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The slowdown is in part blamed on the ongoing slump in commodity prices.
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A 28 percent slump in emerging market sales in the quarter ended Dec.
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That comes amid signs that the severe slump in Macau gambling is bottoming.
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Its rise compounded a slump in commodities - which are traditionally priced in dollars.
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AA's share slump has prompted speculation of takeover bids by private equity firms.
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However, some analysts say markets are overegging the prospect of a global slump.
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The price slump follows their largest monthly decline in two years in July.
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A 22.3 percent slump in non-residential building permits weighed on September's figures.
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The slump was outpaced by a 7.1 percent global market contraction, it added.
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Sales are expected to have risen 10303 percent, after a slump in December.
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The definition of a "slump" for the Warriors in 2018 is pretty laughable.
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Banks are looking to growth in loans to help offset the trading slump.
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Other OPEC members, including Iran, oppose such a move, fearing a price slump.
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Goldman reported a 210.9 percent slump in bond trading in the second quarter.
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LF Kyle Schwarber is in a slump and RF Jason Heyward is hitting .
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Then there is France, where couples looked at the economic slump and shrugged.
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And Wright-Phillips was convinced he would soon break out of his slump.
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These positives outweighed a slump in profits caused by weaker mobile phone markets.
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A slump in exports sent Germany's economy into reverse in the second quarter.
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In telling people that consumer prices would fall again, economists perpetuated the slump.
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That marked the second-biggest one-day slump anywhere since 240, Reuters reported.
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It marked the second-biggest one day slump anywhere since 1950, Reuters reported.
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The slump was much worse than the previous estimate of a 1.2% contraction.
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Gomes has been mired in a slump that stretches back to last year.
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The late notice angered investors and caused a slump in its share price.
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UPS ended an 11-quarter slump in operating margins and boasted record profits.
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Trump's tariff announcement comes in the midst of a currency slump in Turkey.
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The facility, initially planned in 2011, had been mothballed amid the industry slump.
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Haima Automobile reported a 70% slump in sales for the first five months.
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The slump in oil and gas output has followed years of regulatory uncertainty.
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They didn't hit a sophomore slump or make an overproduced, major label disaster.
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Political tensions at home have been made worse by a slump in mining.
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Policymakers are concerned that the prolonged slump in the peso could hit inflation.
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Constellation stock was down nearly 6% Thursday afternoon amid a broader stock slump.
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They flee any stock or bond that seems risky, causing markets to slump.
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But the falloff in physical functioning was much steeper than the mental slump.
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The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders blamed Brexit for the continued slump.
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If a commodities slump indicates impending economic issues, tech may have a problem.
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"At the core of a slump is the mental state," World Peace said.
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Nike Inc fell 4.9% on fears of virus-related sales slump in China.
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The slump has also underlined nagging questions over bitcoin's practicality as a currency.
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"No, I was just getting to know myself through that slump," he said.
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European Union lawmakers also approved emergency funds to stem the bloc's economic slump.
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Both would represent the biggest annual slump in Brazilian economic activity on record.
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I get super tired and slump on the sofa after the game ends.
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You've done it for a long time and everyone goes through a slump.
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But, more broadly, it's been caught up in an overall energy sector slump.
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The sales slump has now put Tesla behind two other residential solar companies.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slumped by 2218% slump.
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No one is calling his play a slump or predicting his golfing demise.
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Ski Mask the Slump God was attacked onstage while performing in Los Angeles.
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A large takeout cup after lunch to stave off the mid-afternoon slump.
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The outbreak hit foreign markets hard, too, where the slump continued into Friday.
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But the chances of a painful slump are rising as the virus spreads.
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The biggest market slump since September means equity investors are getting rattled, too.
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Go deeper: U.S. holiday retail sales slump Holiday shopping could face counterfeit products
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He's been creeping up in Iowa and New Hampshire after a fall slump.
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China's 290 million migrant workers are among those most exposed to a slump.
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The slump could result from fewer transformative innovations, for example — essentially bad luck.
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Major emerging economies including China, India and Turkey have seen their currencies slump.
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The hope was to break Duclair out of a season-long scoring slump.
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White Sox RF Avisail Garcia is in an 0-for-17 slump. 3.
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The slump prompted the Alberta government to mandate temporary production cuts effective Jan.
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"It's been awhile now," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said of his team's slump.
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Apple is also in a slump in China, once its most promising market.
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OF Nomar Mazara continued to show signs of breaking out of a slump.
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The lower profit was due to higher impairments and a slump in revenues.
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Investors registered their disapproval by driving down asset prices, exacerbating a market slump.
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Stanton said he has been fighting the slump the way all professionals do.
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The chance of a slump in the next two years held at 40%.
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Until last week's renewed escalation of the trade tensions, the FTSE 100 had recovered from a slump in May to post back-to-back monthly gains, helped by a slump in the pound that benefits many of its internationally-focussed constituents.
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The company had said this slump in revenue would continue in the current quarter.
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China refused to dump Treasury bonds and stimulated its economy to offset America's slump.
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In Germany, companies held on to staff despite a slump in orders and output.
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Now, it's more about the Trump slump or more widely the problems of populism.
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Bryce Alford broke out of his shooting slump to score 16 points for UCLA.
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Of all these factors the slump in business fixed investment is the most harmful.
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He is watching volatility to determine when the markets will emerge from their slump.
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Since Trump's win, some gun shop owners have been seeing a slump in sales.
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A slump in Chinese stocks this year has triggered extreme volatility across global markets.
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Protectionist measures contributed to a 30 pct slump in world exports in 1929-1932.
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U.S. markets also saw a slump, with all major indexes falling during morning trade.
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WATCH: Three big factors behind Apple's big sales slump and dire warning about China
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Friends were playing soccer, practicing modern dance, or just partying during the senior slump.
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" But after she graduated from college, Vasquez found herself in "a post-grad slump.
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But surveys show consumers are becoming more pessimistic as sterling's slump cuts disposable income.
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The slump has brought WTI's year-to-date losses to more than 23 percent.
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Rodriguez asked a bat-wielding Rose: How did you break out of a slump?
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He is trying to clear his head in the midst of a major slump.
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The impact of the oil price slump is hardly limited to severance tax receipts.
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Choking it off by raising interest rates further will simply bring back the slump.
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Analysts expect Metro's second-quarter earnings to slump, dragged down an ailing Russian business.
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Stocks continue to slump on Wall Street, led by drops in big technology companies.
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He considered quitting professional golf just 11 months ago after a protracted form slump.
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Shares rose 4.2 percent on Wednesday, partially wiping out a 7.5 percent slump Tuesday.
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At the time, the Nationals weren't great and Parra was in a slump himself.
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Evidence from the recent slump suggests they have suffered more or less equally, though.
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Goldman Sachs reported a 13 percent slump in first-quarter revenue earlier on Monday.
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Given a prolonged slump, concerns about the timeliness of government spending become less pressing.
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But Arne Sorenson, Marriott's boss, has voiced concern about a potential slump in tourism.
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Mr Rajoy had picked up the pieces after an economic slump in 2008-12.
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It led to a 13% slump in sales, according to Euromonitor, a research firm.
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If sales slump, some dealers might not earn enough money to repay their loans.
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He ended that slump with his first-period goal, his fifth of the season.
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Emerging market stocks also extended their post- U.S. election slump to over 7 percent.
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Only when it shows weakness, and profits slump, is it time to get out.
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"Islamic State attacks are intensifying in Libya after a several-month slump," Henman said.
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FLORIDA : The Gators will try to break their four-game slump at South Carolina.
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What appeared at first to be a normal recession became a sustained, structural slump.
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If the reforms are inadequate, the result could be a long and ruinous slump.
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Instead of a Trump slump, the country was in fact enjoying a Trump bump.
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After their long post-financial-crisis slump, European tech IPOs are starting to rebound.
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Need a little morning boost or something to get through that mid-afternoon slump?
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This also could be a way to get a guy out of a slump.
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Its share price had tumbled by 90% since the start of the oil slump.
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It ended badly, in hyperinflation, slump and a failed bid to nationalise the banks.
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A global oil market slump has also diminished appetite for building multibillion-dollar pipelines.
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Suncor has been actively acquiring companies during the two-year slump in oil prices.
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Tampa sends Matt Moore to the hill looking to break out of its slump.
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A slump in America may look unlikely when the unemployment rate is below 4%.
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A post-Brexit slump would create a fertile feeding ground for the radical right.
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The more resigned slump in the shade of a tree or pace about, smoking.
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In his installation, "Slump" (2008), Burckhardt fabricated stretcher bars, paint cans, boxes, and crates.
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However, safety concerns are likely far from the only factor behind the sales slump.
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B Starlin Castro might be showing signs of coming out of his recent slump.
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A slump in new equity offerings in the U.S. last year hit Cowen hard.
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Fabbri had not been the only player on the Blues in a scoring slump.
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Farmers' associations see wide-scale hemp production as one solution to Italy's agricultural slump.
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However, Agent Carter's ratings never recovered from a second season slump, despite strong reviews.
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A three-year oil price slump has taken a toll on the industry worldwide.
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Nigeria's economy has been hit hard by the oil price slump and currency shortages.
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BHP Billiton fell 1.1 percent, extending its slump since Wednesday to almost 10 percent.
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At the time GoPro's stock was seemingly in a slump after popping post IPO.
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The slump in output primarily reflected cutbacks for utilities and mining, the Fed said.
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Chinese markets have been on a tear in 2019 since their slump in 2018.
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The project fell victim to the property slump that hit South Florida in 2008.
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Traders cited readacross from a slump in Deutsche Bank , which fell nearly 8 percent.
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"There are no signs of an economic slump," DIW chief economist Claus Michelsen said.
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Kinsler is mired in a 1-for-24 slump over the past seven contests.
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Cocaine's slump began shortly after thousands of acres of coca were eradicated in Colombia.
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But their recent slump suggests the strong start to the year may be slowing.
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The value of the pound would slump further, hiking the cost of imported products.
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Munster blamed the slump on the streaming giant's original content when speaking with CNBC.
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The crude slump, though, has helped depress the Canadian dollar and make exports cheaper.
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The year he was elected, in 22007, the French economy went into a slump.
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The slump in sales means Apple's profit has dropped 27 percent as a result.
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Before Tuesday's slump, it had risen another 15 percent in the year to date.
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They also said the uncertainty over Brexit has caused a slump in investment. 5.
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A slump in sales has the beer industry quaking in its 16 ounce boots.
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But the oil slump of the last year brought an end to the prosperity.
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The U.S. dollar also perked up from its recent slump and gained against rivals.
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Oil fades as US raises 'red flags' with slump in fuel demand, Bloomberg reports.
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Not surprisingly, Italy's long slowdown in childbirth has coincided with its recent economic slump.
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In 2018, a shift in the other direction might be dubbed the Trump slump.
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Sterling's slump is the "only major headwind" Ford currently faces in Europe, Farley said.
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Still, improving domestic demand has supported growth despite a dramatic slump in the peso.
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SS Addison Russell broke out of his playoff slump in a big way Wednesday.
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"The prolonged slump in oil prices presents a new reality for CEMAC," Lagarde said.
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NOTES: Mariners 3B Kyle Seager, in an 0-for-14 slump, didn't play Wednesday.
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The slump is reverberating worldwide, weighing on the U.S. and other leading global economies.
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That could help banks recover from a long slump by making lending more profitable.
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The pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2923 , its lowest since Jan. 22.
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Cohen said the slump began around 2014, due to a combination of different factors.
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CF Ian Desmond has been stuck in a slump for the past several games.
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The revenue figure was a 22 percent slump from the fourth quarter of 2397.
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Still, steady domestic demand has supported growth despite a dramatic slump in the peso.
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The slump in issuance follows two consecutive weeks of over $14 billion in deals.
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The Hill's Jordan Fabian looked at how the Trump slump is fueling GOP fears.
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That made it harder for the U.S. to crawl out of its economic slump.
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That effort stalled in 2014 as an oil price slump lifted demand for diesel.
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Traders added that full storage could lead to another price slump for cash prices.
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The pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2512, its lowest since Jan. 3.
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By Barca's standards, the team and Messi are in a slump of historic proportions.
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It's not any sort of worry about a sophomore slump or anything like that.
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A Brexit-induced slump in sterling, the argument goes, would boost the economy further.
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Union Pacific agricultural product volumes dropped 24.48 percent, reflecting an ongoing slump affecting farmers.
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The slump in the late 1980s and 1990s lasted for more than a decade.
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"Islamic State attacks are intensifying in Libya after a several month slump," Henman said.
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The usual economic shock absorber is particularly ill-suited to a trade-induced slump.
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A growing concern is that this week's oil price slump will further undermine growth.
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"Wow, Discrimination At It's Finest," tweeted the rapper Sir Ski Mask the Slump God.
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It has rapidly pedaled back on that target because of the recent price slump.
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Births began to slump during the 24.6s, reaching a low of 25.6,22022 in 223.
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Slowing global growth is another major concern, as factory indexes slump the world over.
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Recent slump aside, Kuzma has a decent shot at becoming the greatest Laker ever.
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If investors are disappointed by the Fed's decision, the market slump could get worse.
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In his speech, Mr. Kenney blamed Mr. Trudeau's government for exacerbating Alberta's economic slump.
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Her men slump arond like tired tourists — friendly, likable, but not all that engaged.
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Lenders have already seen revenues and profits squeezed by a post-Brexit borrowing slump.
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The oil slump followed a disagreement on production cuts between OPEC and its allies.
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A growing concern is that this week's oil price slump will further undermine growth.
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Mahindra & Mahindra (MAHMF), the leading Indian manufacturer of electric vehicles, suffered a 17% slump.
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My job is extremely desk-based, and afternoon slump tends to hit me hard.
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She plans to keep shooting — before, during and after games — until her slump ends.
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Staying hydrated can also keep you healthy and help you beat the midday slump.
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Energy stocks tracked a 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks slid -0.213%.
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The reason, executives said, was a stalled state economy — because of the oil slump.
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Until recently, spending by German consumers had helped compensate for a slump in manufacturing.
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On a percentage basis, Thursday's 2564.10% slump was the worst performance since February 22016.
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After a deep post-recession slump, construction has climbed back up towards previous highs.
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For a country to recover from a tourism slump, it must truly want to.
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Ski Mask the Slump God, a SoundCloud rapper, invited Rowan backstage at a show.
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The slump in taxi pickups is largely a result of Chicago's declining taxi industry.
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That surge is even more remarkable given the long slump in overall milk sales.
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Worries about tech IPOs and an economic slump may make it harder to close.
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Last week the Los Angeles Dodgers were in the middle of a terrible slump.
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South Korea's shipbuilding industry entered a slump, and Ms. Han's husband lost his job.
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One of the hottest stocks in the is in a rare and sudden slump.
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With a slump of roughly 19 percent, Microsoft stood out for its relative resilience.
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The agricultural economy has been in a down slump for more than a decade.
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Mexico's government cut spending last year amid a slump in oil prices and production.
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Neck cramps will attack so fiercely on the bike that your head will slump.
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The change could help lift the pizza company out of a year-long slump.
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So, the slump on Wall Street added to downside pressure, Wan added to CNBC.
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The quality issue has led to a slump in Honda's business in the country.
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The teenagers slump onto couches, while the littlest ones mostly stand, rubbing sleepy eyes.
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Following a long slump, crude prices have rebounded to about US$70 per barrel.
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Moreover, a slump in the economy would hardly be the time to raise taxes.
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In the Greater China region, markets largely saw a recovery from their earlier slump.
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The Ducks broke out of an 0-for-16 slump on the power play.
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So far, despite the earnings slump, European share prices have held up fairly well.
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Biden's summer fundraising slump points to his campaign's current reliance on these wealthy donors.
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But even your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man isn't immune to a little sequel slump.
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So we might see a little bit of a slump, say during these Games.
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If you've been in a dating slump, you'll definitely break out of it now.
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Lil Uzi VertXXXTENTACION - "whoa (mind in awe)"Ski Mask The Slump God - "Nuketown" feat.
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Wine production is predicted to slump this year to its lowest level since 1961.
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Speculation was blamed for a rise in energy and food prices before the recent slump.
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For at least half a decade, the network has been stuck in a ratings slump.
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The Dow has declined five weeks in a row, its longest weekly slump since 2011.
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The worldwide economic slump that began in 20203 did not help out these ambitious undertakings.
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There's a little bit of economic growth but at the cost of an incredible slump.
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It's unlikely that the housing market will lead China out of the latest economic slump.
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Mr McIlroy did suffer a brief slump from late 217 to the end of 218.
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But under the strain of slump and separatism, the old two-party system has splintered.
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Lower provisions for bad loans helped offset a slump in its corporate and institutional business.
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I was hitting a major slump before spring break and I'm glad to be back.
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The slump has made the agricultural sector a drag on an otherwise healthy U.S. economy.
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Near-naked girls pose with wooden exhibitionism while faceless crowds slump in despair-induced comas.
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The entire supply chain, from vehicle manufacturers to component makers, are bleeding amid the slump.
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A slump in export markets since then has brought average growth down below 7 percent.
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Jeff Bezos may be holding a Trump card in the U.S. retail-store slump. Amazon.
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Revenues declined 14 percent to $3.3 billion in 2015, a reflection of the price slump.
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Hill came into the game mired in a season-opening slump; he was batting just .
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I slump out of bed and make my way to Kroger by 8:52 a.m.
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In August, as the peso continued its slump, the central bank raised rates to 60%.
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He was benched on Thursday after his second 5-for-36 slump of the season.
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The slump in 2009-13 opened wounds that have yet to heal (see Special report).
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Argentina's economy is in a slump and inflation is at 30% but ranchers are cheerful.
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The global financial crisis in 2007-08 hit the country hard, triggering a prolonged slump.
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Deep spending cuts have come as Brazil reels from its worst economic slump in decades.
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But to bust a four-game slump, he needed to get closer to the basket.
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In fact, this slump began in the second half of 2014, almost two years ago.
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Fears that a financial crisis could trigger a slump in China have receded for now.
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This slump, he says, is the most pronounced throughout his 20 years in the industry.
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They also grouse that the timing is poor, with oil prices in a long slump.
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The news had caused its shares to slump by the maximum 10 percent daily limit.
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Foreigners can end up paying for tariffs if the prices they charge slump in response.
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They are also attracted by tentative signs the Russian economy is emerging from its slump.
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Paradoxically, the Premier League's slump in quality coincided with a period of extraordinary revenue growth.
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Goldman Sachs suffered a 2104% slump in revenues from trading; its profit slid to $1.8bn.
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The firm has also suffered from a recent slump in demand for grains for biofuels.
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Hyundai was the only major carmaker that increased U.S. sales during a 21 market slump.
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During gold's years-long slump, Agnico made necessary investments to expand its operations, he said.
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CF Brett Eibner, mired in an 0-for-18 slump, was not in Friday's lineup.
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Utilities was the only sector down, dragged lower by PG&E Corp's 20.7 percent slump.
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Earlier, the pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2512, its lowest since Jan. 3.
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The Armenian government had lost popular legitimacy because of corruption and a prolonged economic slump.
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Twitter's user growth slump may have made it hesitant to push more aggressive ad products.
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The Brewers hope the rest will snap their leading slugger out of a weeklong slump.
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If the economy were to slump into a recession, household spending power would, inevitably, suffer.
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What started as a blip is now a year-long slump for Manhattan real estate.
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Despite a massive slump in cryptocurrency prices, TD Ameritrade is doubling down on the sector.
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A slump in equities, which oil futures often follow, deepened the fall in oil prices.
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Entering its second-quarter earnings report on Thursday, Alphabet's in a bit of a slump.
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So the world's two biggest economies pulled the rest of the world into a slump.
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And it is causing alarm at private institutions, which fear a sudden slump in enrolment.
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It also comes a day after domestic rival PSA recorded a 33% slump in deliveries.
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But an oil price slump sabotaged hopes to supercharge growth, as Pena Nieto had promised.
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A Chinese slump would send a sharp disinflationary impulse across the rest of the world.
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Knapp did single with two outs to snap a career-worst 0-for-18 slump.
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The past two years have seen those expectations slump from 53% to 1.3% in America.
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Prices are expected to continue to rise follow the post-Brexit slump in the pound.
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Cutting over-capacity in heavy industries was key to resolving the current slump, Sanft warned.
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The steel sector's continued slump increases the difficulty of disposing of outstanding non-performing loans.
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From May 7 to June 12, Stanton endured the worst slump of his career, batting .
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Sentiment was also hurt by a near 6 percent slump in index heavyweight AIA Group.
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The biggest single factor: an 13 percent slump in pretax profit from its retail business.
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But economists disagree on how much of March's slump will be made up in April.
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While consumer spending might be cooling, business investment is perking up after a prolonged slump.
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Even after a 10 percent slump this week, it still closed at just over $59.
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Following Monday's slump, oil prices struggled for gains on Tuesday afternoon during Asian trading hours.
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Companies that have been riding the bitcoin wave were hit hard by the cryptocurrency's slump.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average rallied 2107.6000% to 21,466.99, following a 2.0% slump on Thursday.
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Squawk Box Live tracked reaction to a further slump in oil prices across global markets.
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But he's not immune to dry spells: he had a batting slump earlier this month.
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Alagil said there were several reasons to think the worst of the slump was ending.
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Despite a rapid price surge, the next step for lithium could actually be another slump.
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That's significant because Stanton is mired in a 4-for-45 slump and is hitting .
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The price slump forced production cuts in the U.S. and in China's higher-cost smelters.
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But those moves coincided with a commodity slump that deepened stress for already struggling economies.
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"I'm in a bit of a pitcher's slump, I guess, and it (stinks)," Estrada said.
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One of the most prominent casualties from Russia's recent market slump was aluminum giant Rusal.
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Australian miners, who have kept output high despite the price slump, also stand to benefit.
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Who starts a brokerage firm in the middle of a two‑decade stock market slump?
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Shares of both companies were dragged down with the slump in commodity prices last fall.
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The slump in shares across sectors suggested a broad-based correction of sorts, Wen added.
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Amid an economic slump, city-dwelling South Koreans are seeking solace in their cramped flats.
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"We are not gonna slump," she said, without a single blink behind those silver glasses.
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Swanson is currently in an 0-for-17 slump that's dropped his average to .210.
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While markets are booming, consumer spending could begin to slump as tariffs hit household goods.
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One factor weighing on the UAE economy has been a slump in real estate markets.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning as investors shrugged off tech stocks' recent slump.
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In the second quarter of 2019, Banana Republic saw a comparable sales slump of 3%.
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While still profitable, U.S. airlines have seen profits slump amid fare wars and increasing costs.
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His slump seemed, at times, on the verge of knocking him off the rails entirely.
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SS Andrelton Simmons ended the worst slump of his career with a single Friday night.
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The job market rebounded strongly in October from the hurricane induced job slump in September.
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A brief slump in performance or a one-off error won't concern most discerning managers.
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Brian McCann broke a lengthy slump with two long home runs among his three hits.
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Hobbs' intimidating force was the element the franchise needed to get out of its slump.
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Also, smartphone makers are adopting high-density chips, he said, to counter a market slump.
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Merchants in small cities where the government is a major employer have seen sales slump.
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The sudden rise could lead to a slump in exports in the next economic quarter.
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The economy unexpectedly shrank in the fourth quarter dragged by a slump in car exports.
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A slump in exports sent Germany's economy into reverse in the second quarter, data showed.
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That top preceded a slump that took the index down 15 percent for the month.
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Grey's has bounced back from its multi-season slump, and I'm as invested as ever.
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But god forbid you listen to something depressing, and push yourself down into a slump.
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But to guard against any future slump, it aims to boost other sources of income.
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But when all goes well, its trading can generate cash even in the deepest slump.
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Their head slump backwards and they slip into REM sleep in just a few minutes.
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The goal was Ryan's fourth of the season and stopped his slump at 16 games.
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In the courtroom, Steenkamp's family and friends were seen to visibly slump in their seats.
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Rowe's biggest task is to revive clothing, which saw a slump in sales over Christmas.
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LF Ben Zobrist went 2-for-4 on Saturday, snapping an 0-for-24 slump.
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It has predicted that its new iPhones will pull it out of a yearlong slump.
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However, the bank's stock fell 0.48 percent after reporting a slump in its trading business.
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Energy stocks tracked a near 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks lost 9.2%.
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Energy stocks tracked a near 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks shed 7.6%.
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It's a full-on experience, and a great way to get out of a slump.
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But after "Girls on the Dance Floor" became a hit, the Stereotypes hit a slump.
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Analysts are looking for consumer spending to bounce back after an unexpected slump in January.
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He was fabulously popular, even though the Russian economy was once again in a slump.
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Energy stocks tracked a 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks also shed 10%.
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Alternatively, an investor profits as the value of the option increases during a marketwide slump.
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With that in mind, Chadha says the slump will fall into one of these patterns.
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Stocks with high dividend payouts have become more appealing after the slump in bond yields.
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Energy stocks tracked a 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks also shed 10%.
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Energy stocks tracked a 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks also slid -11.9%.
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As Meyer wrote, the oil slump has already led to salary cuts and job loss.
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Dan digs in with Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin: Go deeper: The synchronized global slump
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There are two main reasons for the wealth slump: volatile markets and slowing global growth.
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"There we go, bliss," he said, before gradually starting to slump down in his chair.
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And there's a model for that kind of recession: the slump of the early 23s.
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Airlines have been crippled by a slump in travel thanks to the spread of coronavirus.
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The measures have worked, for the most part, helping the region overcome a prolonged slump.
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The smartest thing you can do with your investments when markets slump is counterintuitive: nothing.
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As in the 2008 crisis, financial risks threaten to aggravate any growth slump that materializes.
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Both theory and experience suggested that this should have caused a prolonged slump in inflation.
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That slump came as China confirmed that the new coronavirus can be transmitted between humans.
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An economic slump could drive one or both of them back to the bargaining table.
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All told, the results indicate that Apple may have overcome its yearlong iPhone sales slump.
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Breakingviews In the retail-store slump, Jeff Bezos may be holding a Trump card. Amazon.
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He did not feel like his flulike symptoms had been the cause of his slump.
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It has slipped into a deep slump, with revenue and profit falling around the world.
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The car sales slump started in the summer of 2018 and became severe by winter.
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Retail sales stood at 557,706 vehicles last year, hit by a 13.5% slump in China.
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Some vape companies have since seen their sales slump, and have struggled to raise money.
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As Kazakhstan pulled out of its post-Soviet economic slump, the camel herds also recovered.
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Indeed, shelving this strategic asset during a temporary industry slump is both foolish and irresponsible.
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Its total value on Wednesday was closer to $1.8 trillion due to the recent slump.
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The numbers: iPhone sales tumbled 33% last quarter, but the slump showed signs of easing.
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Klarman blamed value stocks&apos continued slump and a "few mistakes" he didn&apost identify.
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The recent slump in precious metal was indeed affected by risk aversion and firmed dollars.
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"We're in this aesthetic slump that gets worse and worse every day," Mr. Weiss grumbled.
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In U.S. dollar terms it is down about 9 percent on a slump in sterling.
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Banks, which are very sensitive to swings in the economy, are in a deep slump.
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During the more recent slump from mid-2015 to early 2016, prices tumbled 56 percent.
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Helicopter demand weakened following a slump in commodity prices from 2014, and orders are falling.
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The Fed is sticking to its guns Stocks tend to slump after rapid rate spikes.
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Canada was in a brief recession last year, hurt by the slump in oil prices.
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Davis shot 290 of 287 from the field to break out of a mini slump.
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This marks a boost for Harris, who has been in a slump in recent months.
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Johnson has been in a two-year slump and last won a race in 2017.
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A slump in new equity offerings in the United States last year hit Cowen hard.
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The slump is partly because of high inventories in China, the world's biggest coal importer.
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A prolonged economic slump would significantly add to the risk of default, with global repercussions.
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Finally, dealing effectively with any kind of global slump requires a lot of international cooperation.
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When they are moving, they slump, sink, loll, crumple softly and maybe thrash a little.
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August's gain reversed a slump in July and was likely fueled by falling mortgage rates.
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The latest moves coincide with a slump in Tesla's sales, especially in the United States.
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Of the top five tech FAANG stocks, Amazon's was hit the hardest by the slump.
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Economists, not to mention politicians, hastened to come up with cures for the growth slump.
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He indicated earlier that in the event of a slump the HKMA might consider easing measures.
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So the slump, the longest stretch that the vital tourism sector has suffered in decades, continues.
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European stocks following a slide in Asia early on Tuesday, as the slump in oil continued.
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That deal helped drain a global crude glut and boost oil prices from a prolonged slump.
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Once I was out of my slump and was off tour, I wasn't drinking as much.
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The Malaysian oil & gas industry has taken a hit from the slump in crude oil prices.
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Copper lost a quarter of its value in 2015, the red metal's biggest slump since 2008.
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Piers, if you recall, is a world renowned artist who's in a bit of a slump.
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At least, that's what the Connecticut guard was thinking as he struggled through a little slump.
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The slump in producer inflation suggests corporate earnings would fall in the coming months, they added.
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The market suffered a massive slump last year, but sentiment appears to be improving in 2019.
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It was scrambling to raise capital, closing stores and reeling from a sudden slump in sales.
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"He's too good of a shooter to stay in a slump," Hoiberg told reporters of McDermott.
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They are in the second year of a recession caused by a slump in oil prices.
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Zelensky's popularity ratings, though still above sixty per cent, were beginning to show their first slump.
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A revenue slump contributed, but Goldman also has been slow to react to a market slowdown.
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Starting his second term with a deep slump, he has no one to blame but himself.
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AMD has risen more than 1% in May, shaking off the SMH semiconductor ETF's 14% slump.
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Just seven years ago, Disney was at the bottom of a five-year box office slump.
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Consider the first reason behind the slump in the number of listed firms: the IPO drought.
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That has resulted in consumption being scaled back, as seen in a slump in auto sales.
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The unit had been struggling as customers curtailed spending due to a slump in oil prices.
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The Brazil of 2016 is a more polarized country dealing with a far deeper economic slump.
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The declines followed last week's retail sector slump on the heels of weak April sales results.
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Halls of commerce HSBC's surprise slump in profits dampened stellar reports on the euro zone economy.
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German output fell 0.1% in the April-June period, dragged down by a slump in exports.
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Bitcoin — along with other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and litecoin — spent most of 2018 in a slump.
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Its chief exports - iron ore and rubber - are in a slump, leaving little means of earning.
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It's part of an ongoing slump that's seen 12 straight months of year-over-year declines.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 2.27% and was on track to end a three-day slump.
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From Russia, loathly An obvious reason for Russia��s slump is a protectionist policy that backfired.
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The slump is part of an ongoing downward trend when it comes to domestic ticket sales.
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There is a chance that the stockmarket will rouse itself from its slump in coming weeks.
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In the flower industry, June, July and August are known as the "summer slump," Stembel says.
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A stockmarket dip might sour the public's love affair with passive funds, whose value would slump.
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The namesake Abercrombie brand was stuck in its own slump, reporting falling quarterly sales since 3.53.
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With the broad market rebounding following a recent slump, Apple also rose, but less than Microsoft.
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The government has, however, pushed back against the suggestion that the country is in a slump.
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Its euro-zone crisis was (and is) the mild acceleration of a long-term national slump.
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Growth slowed in 2014 due to a fiscal crisis and a slump in global commodities prices.
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"We just have to find our way out of this slump," Parker said after Friday's loss.
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The fall in commodity prices, coupled with dauntingly complex regulations, has caused foreign investment to slump.
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With the end of the Carling Cup era has come a slump in the competition's fortunes.
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Analysts and investors are concerned about how a prolonged oil price slump could weigh on results.
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Conversely, materials accounted for most of the losses, driven down by a slump in aluminium prices.
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True, most of this was because of a recession in Brazil and a slump in Venezuela.
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The veteran Royal was dropped to the No. 9 spot in the order during his slump.
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According to Hall, investors shouldn't expect small cap stocks to break out of an earnings slump.
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Some areas and certain types of properties are expected to fare well and others to slump.
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Africa's top oil producer is in an economic crisis caused by a slump in oil revenues.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 2.09% and was on track to end a three-day slump.
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The slump in oil prices had gained momentum last week on renewed concerns about China's economy.
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Top news executives tell Axios that a real "Trump slump" is hitting digital, cable and more.
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Meanwhile, gains on Brazil's Bovespa stock index were limited by a 5% slump in Smiles Fidelidade.
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According to Chinese officials, a slump in domestic demand and plunging prices caused widespread economic downturn.
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Many assumed that in the uncertainty that followed the referendum, house prices might at last slump.
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A slump in the yuan also risks exacerbating capital outflows, that have accelerated in recent months.
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The slump has prompted automakers to cut production and automakers and parts makers to cut jobs.
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By Wednesday morning, the probability reached 63 percent, after an early April slump to 36 percent.
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The country has faced a slump in global prices for its exports of gold and oil.
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If the information isn't publicized, the excitement floats into the ether and ticket sales could slump.
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But in my view the economic slump would be over in about a year or two.
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They could not agree to limit production and reverse a slump in prices since mid-2014.
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After an initial slump on Friday, shares recovered to trade at 31.13 euros at 1341 GMT.
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N). The broad slump in commodities prices has hit spending by materials companies, including DuPont (DD.
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I've officially hit my mid-afternoon slump, and I'm craving an iced coffee with almond milk.
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He faces the challenge of reversing a multiyear sales decline triggered by the global commodities slump.
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But Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 0.6 percent, propped up by the fresh slump in sterling.
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Energy stocks and the basic resources sector were hammered amid a slump in several commodity prices.
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A slump in demand for diesel cars is also having a big impact on the firm.
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Now they're hoping a new leader can pull the chain out of its 2-year slump.
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Oil tankers are riding the wave from the oil slump with freight rates at "respectable levels".
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After a prolonged shooting slump, Hood has finally found the magic touch from the perimeter again.
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The recent slump in the euro and other currencies will affect companies dependent on foreign sales.
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An end to the slump took root when the Jazz beat Cleveland earlier in the week.
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This slump likely means some significant roster changes are coming while the transfer window is open.
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Reuters cited weakening demand for gasoline and concerns of a global crude glut for the slump.
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But licensing payments are highly profitable and the network business is suffering an industry-wide slump.
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In the distance, the Hengduan mountains slump under their snowpack as if crumpled beneath its weight.
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But the team is still getting wins and if Taz can break his recent slump, Virtus.
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This summer he'll be a supporting act on Florida rapper Ski Mask The Slump God's tour.
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Under his guidance, Telefónica's debt-fuelled expansion mirrored Spain's own overheated economic boom and subsequent slump.
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Iraq and Venezuela have also opposed a relaxation of production cuts, fearing a slump in prices.
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A slump in commodity prices has obliterated the balance sheets of its Wild West mining tycoons.
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The duo wanted to break out of the salary slump that is synonymous with Taiwan's Millennials.
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DeRozan scored 12 points in the first quarter to break out of a postseason shooting slump.
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A slump in stock markets on the mainland has also dampened property investments in Hong Kong.
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Shipments have been pressured by weak oil prices and a slump in demand for manufactured goods.
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One challenge today is planning for the future and managing expectations if carbon credit sales slump.
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Sophomore guard Marcus Zegarowski helped Creighton pull away by showing no signs of a sophomore slump.
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Sometimes we might go into a little slump and you start doubting yourself a little bit.
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It also said the sales slump has led 200 food businesses to permanently shut their doors.
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Stocks fell in morning trading as a recent slump in phone company and utility shares continued.
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Markets in Europe also extended their rebound from the two-day slump that broke on Tuesday.
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The first quarter of last year saw the biggest slump in sales on record so far.
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After a prolonged slump, the global container shipping industry entered a period of recovery last year.
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Barclays also added 2.3 percent, gaining some ground lost last week following a slump in profits.
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LF Mikie Mahtook snapped a career-worst 216-for-42.63 slump with a third-inning double.
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Kamala Harris saw a slump to 23% support, down 21 points from the July 1 poll.
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Worse, the Trump Slump is erasing the bump the stock market received from the tax cuts.
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Sacramento backup SG Marco Belinelli is 14-of-44 during a five-game shooting slump. 3.
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Although Cespedes finished the season in a slump, he made the N.L. All-Star team, hit .
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It was the third career grand slam for Altherr, who snapped an 0-for-18 slump.
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But a slump in oil prices has made fiscal discipline and diversification away from oil vital.
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And while housing may be expensive, China's leaders will do their utmost to avoid a slump.
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"Getting through that slump was probably actually the toughest part of my career," Taylor, 2200, said.
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Klay Thompson broke out of a slump to lead the team in scoring with 83 points.
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The slump in growth was blamed on the release of fewer quality movies, among other reasons.
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After a nearly decade-long slump in the private jet market, Silva suggested gradual improvement ahead.
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Best Buy (BBY) turned to Hubert Joly, a retail novice from France, to halt its slump.
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The lack of power-play scoring has been just one aspect of Montreal's recent offensive slump.
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A 'toxic' operating environment and hundreds of job cutsThat slump has repeated itself across the industry.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 1.61% and was on track to end a three-day slump.
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The prolonged slump in the price of oil is forcing American producers to slash their budgets.
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Flash forward to today, and the Serbian is in the midst of an eight-month slump.
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The deepening export slump comes at a time of slowing global growth as the Sino-U.
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Sitting on a tire made for giant machinery, slump-shouldered as if fatigued, was Roger Mayweather.
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Some manufacturers relying on imported raw materials are already feeling the impact from the rupiah's slump.
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On Golf SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — Jordan Spieth continues to tell people he is not in a slump.
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Other OPEC-members, including Iran, are against such a move, fearing a sharp slump in prices.
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Many old businesses in Chinatown did not survive the economic slump after the attacks on Sept.
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Bahrain needs to raise debt to refill state coffers hit by a slump in oil prices.
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Ford's retail sales sank 21.4 percent, largely due to a 22018 percent slump in passenger cars.
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This second weekend slump suggests that WB may need to address it sooner rather than later.
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"It may be," Trump said when asked if the U.S. was headed towards an economic slump.
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A slump in production and a surge in world demand have contributed to the sporadic shortages.
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When that slump hits, it's time to find something that will bring you purpose and joy.
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The growth comes as Nordstrom has hit a sales slump and needs some sort of boost.
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Auto stocks were beaten after top automakers reported a slump in August sales over the weekend.
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They snapped out of their slump thanks to one of Paul's best games as a Rocket.
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When he's celebrating a win, or stuck in a professional slump, he finds comfort in katsudon.
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It was the height of the Great Recession when a severe slump in the tech industry.
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While they kept spending, the manufacturing sector was in its worst slump since the financial crisis.
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One must expect that the slump in activity could be worse in other countries like Italy.
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Yet understanding this slump — think of it as a mini-recession — is important in many ways.
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Russia has been hit by an oil price slump, a falling rouble and the coronavirus outbreak.
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Oil also held up after Brent's slump below $21.6 a barrel had added to Monday's carnage.
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That slump followed Wednesday's 3.3 percent decline, which was the market's biggest dive in eight months.
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And its sales are in a massive slump as people search for healthier, less-processed foods.
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"In 1973, the country was in an emotional slump," she wrote in The New York Times.
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The slump in global equities has wiped out more than $20 trillion in value this week.
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The company's CEO, Anne Wojcicki, says she's not sure about the exact reason for the slump.
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A hard-currency crunch led banks to impose informal capital controls and the currency to slump.
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Bryn Mawr's Jeffrey Mills believes the market needs more time to break out of its slump.
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Anecdotally, businesses primarily blamed slower global growth and uncertainty stemming from the tariffs for that slump.
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The slump in crude prices comes after their largest monthly decline in two years in July.
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But it's also important to note that prices don't recover nearly as much as they slump.
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As the cryogenic Alex Rodriguez slipped into a terminal slump last season, the manager sat him.
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Transportation and warehousing employment fell by 10,400, another potential knock-on effect of the manufacturing slump.
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LaPierre even referred to the election's aftermath as the "Trump slump," Ackerman claimed in a filing.
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Cook: Get over a midweek cooking slump with black bean tacos with avocado and spicy onions.
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Cook: Get over a midweek cooking slump with black bean tacos with avocado and spicy onions.
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But German exports to Russia have plunged because of an economic slump there and international sanctions.
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The slump in oil prices has hit Calgary hard though it can be difficult to tell.
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Fear of Warren at the time corresponded to a strikingly familiar slump for health-care stocks.
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Barnes & Noble has been struggling for years now to pull itself out of a sales slump.
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It was Grandal's sixth home run of the season and snapped a 3-for-31 slump.
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This revives a plan first broached five years ago, before a major slump in crude prices.
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Amid the slump, Babcock had one-on-one tutoring sessions with Matthews in the video room.
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That partly unwound the producers' 18-month policy of limiting output following a prolonged price slump.
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DH Edwin Encarnacion is 5-for-9 in the series following a 3-for-24 slump.
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Tech stocks continued their downward slump into another session with shares of Wisetech Global shedding 7.8%.
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However, the Turkish lira's sell-off in August and its slump against the yen on Jan.
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"It's known as the 'Trump Slump,'" writes Arthur Frommer, founder of the popular Frommer's Travel Guides.
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The slump came despite the automaker sharply boosting incentives to buoy sales in the United States.
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Deutsche Bank analysts said that even with this slump, the stock did not look especially cheap.
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He said the slump had nothing to do with playing the longer schedule of the majors.
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A flavorful blend like Harney & Sons Paris is just the thing to overcome that afternoon slump.
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Second baseman Brandon Phillips snapped out of a 2109-for-22015 slump with three hits Wednesday.
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The Hurricanes continued to slump with a 2-5-2 record across their past nine outings.
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ET. General Electric (GE), mired in a deep slump, unexpectedly ousted CEO John Flannery on Monday.
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The slump in the value of the pound following the Brexit vote made imports more expensive.
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Braves SS Erick Aybar snapped a 1-for-28 slump with a fourth-inning double Wednesday.
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Previously, when the tax rate was raised from 5% in April 2014, it triggered a slump.
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With construction still in a multiyear slump, it seems unlikely to be the culprit this year.
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When Amerine started, the wine of Northern California was just emerging from its 18th Amendment slump.
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A huge stock market slump on Wednesday cost the world's richest man more than $9 billion.
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Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said he thought the slump in asset values would be short-lived.
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Which is why Paul Krugman of the NYT thinks the next slump will involve a mix of things: The next slump won't be a big bang like 2008, it will be a smorgasbord recession like 1990-1, the cumulation of a bunch of medium-sized issues.
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The oil price slump in 2015 caused a sell-off in bonds issued by those American producers.
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Between the freezing cold temps and inclement weather conditions, we've found ourselves in a serious winter slump.
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This photo of his 14-year-old son, Kassius, proves that David Silver isn't such a slump.
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Macy's has been pulling on several levers to get its sales growing after a three-year slump.
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At some point, Anthony said, the company will gain leverage and expand its margins, reversing the slump.
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Despite this slump, Barclays has been the second-best performer among European investment banks since Staley's arrival.
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The slump in investment has worried Federal Reserve policymakers because it could depress longer-term economic growth.
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Investment has fallen, as foreign firms expect an eventual devaluation because of the slump in oil revenues.
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He says the biggest casualty of the 2014-2016 price slump was investment in future energy supplies.
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It was the first cut in three years and comes amid a slump in the country's exports.
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European stocks closed lower Wednesday afternoon, dragged down in late trade by another slump in U.S. markets.
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Samsung blamed the earnings slump on a stagnant global smartphone market and slowing demand for memory chips.
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A slump in the global car market this year has added to the pressure to save money.
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Its competitor HSBC reported earlier in the week a 62 percent slump in annual pre-tax profit .
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Such a move would be a 37 percent slump from its 52-week high set in May.
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Goldman has been forced to dig deeper for revenue because of a multiyear slump in trading revenue.
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That slump amounted to a $766 billion loss on paper for the index, according to Refinitiv data.
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Auto components manufacturers Bosch Ltd and Wabco India Ltd have already trimmed production amid the demand slump.
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Angola and Nigeria, both major oil exporters, were hardest hit by the commodities slump, the report said.
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Seoul cut its annual economic growth target on Wednesday to a seven-year low as exports slump.
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Market heavyweight Naspers tumbled 2.06 percent following technology firm Tencent's 3.43 percent slump in Hong Kong trade.
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He has been criticized for not doing enough to get the retailer out of its sales slump.
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The country is tipping into a property slump—and perhaps a banking crisis that threatens its currency.
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RHP Brad Brach bounced back after a recent slump with a strong performance in the ninth inning.
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EVs and online marketplaces thrive despite slump in Chinese car sales As part of the transaction, 58.
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The lineup also included Ski Mask the Slump God, Playboi Carti, and several Chinese hip-hop artists.
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Nolan Arenado is flexing his muscle in a bid to work his way out of a slump.
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That's after a record slump of more than 24% in 2018 — the worst performance in a decade.
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The government's own projection is that a "no deal" Brexit could provoke an economic slump of 10%.
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Similarly, there is not a lot of conviction over exactly when the next economic slump will arrive.
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Unclear if Danielle scored a rose or if Nick simply scored ... but dude needs a slump buster.
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The shift would follow a two-year slump in Canada's energy sector caused by plunging crude prices.
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But now, as he approaches 30, Harris has fallen into a bit of a slump at home.
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Chile's peso strengthened after a 2.7% slump on Monday - its worst day in more than six years.
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He said exports would further slump post-Ramadan to around 1.1 million tonnes per month in June.
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The company's results were helped by improving fortunes in Macau after a long slump in that market.
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It's the latest sign that the long slump for Macau casino operations may have finally bottomed out.
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Either way, some analysts remain unconvinced that this phone alone can impact Apple's sales slump in China.
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Nexgen's stock runup demonstrates rare investor excitement about uranium, which is stuck in a five-year slump.
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It was the worst slump since January 2018, and followed a 2.0% rise in the previous month.
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S. trade war, which have hurt sales and caused a slump in the prices of their goods.
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A 2015 report from Reuters noted that the industry had been in a steady slump since 2013.
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This, in turn, doesn't bode well for markets, and may heighten the chance of an economic slump.
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Energa shares were 3 percent lower on Thursday, after a slump of almost 5 percent on Wednesday.
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The S&P 210.8 hit a record high in mid August even after the long profit slump.
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He broke an 0-for-15 slump with his 439-foot blast to right off Blaine Hardy.
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Samsung is counting on the Note 9 to outsell the Note 8 to stem a sales slump.
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It was their slump to margin-of-error-bothering lows after 2010 that was the odd period.
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They will be key as this week's slump in crude oil has clouded the U.S. inflation outlook.
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The slump continued into Europe with the Euro Stoxx 50 down about 2.8 percent by 10 a.m.
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Zach LaVine broke out of a slump with 217 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists for Minnesota.
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Farmers and others in Latur agree government efforts are a key reason behind the food-price slump.
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Lecomte broke out of a recent slump from 3-point range by hitting 1093 of 12 triples.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A slump in new Asian equities is bringing some welcome sanity to valuations.
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The increased spending on R&D comes as Apple's cash cow, the iPhone, has seen sales slump.
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Tourism and a small tech industry are doing well but cannot make up for the oil slump.
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Nigeria bounced back impressively from a slump in the price of oil, its principal export, in 2009.
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A slump in technology stocks, led by Apple Inc, also helped drag markets down in afternoon trading.
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While there are few items more valuable, the town itself is in a bit of a slump.
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Meanwhile, the commercial helicopter market is emerging from a long slump, pushing up demand for helicopter engines.
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Companies that have been trying to ride the bitcoin wave were hit hard by the cryptocurrency's slump.
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The big question among environmental activists and oil companies alike is, how long will the slump last?
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Sanchez is his first prolonged slump as he has one hit in his last 26 at-bats.
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Lawson has made 12 of 22 over the past four games after an 133-for-15 slump.
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A nearl-10 percent slump in GEM, the biggest drop in nearly two years, soured the mood.
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Overall foreign direct investment into Vietnam began to pick up, after a slump following the financial crisis.
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He sat out the previous two games to get a break from a 4-for-103 slump.
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The bank is fighting a downturn in the Norwegian economy prompted by the slump in oil prices.
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That being said, the issue with Handmaid's Season 21 is much more fundamental than a sophomore slump.
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More than that, though, the Civic pulls the compact car market out of its post-recession slump.
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Ailing from the oil slump, they have cut drilling costs and increased efficiency far more than expected.
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The prolonged slump in oil prices is also boosting consumer demand, particularly for larger vehicles of late.
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Oil prices sank to a low of around $28 last January amid a two-year price slump.
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Fast-fashion retailer Quiz also fell 9% after it reported a 94% slump in underlying pretax profit.
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I gotta think it's a little bit like being in a 0-for-23 slump or something.
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I gotta think it's a little bit like being in a 0-for-20 slump or something.
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Even the worst shooting slump doesn't deter him from trying to dominate other areas of the game.
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In the post-holidays, pre-summer slump that is this alleged "spring," life can get pretty boring.
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O hope that appealing to convenience-seeking U.S. diners will help reverse the industry's stubborn traffic slump.
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Fallout included Petsmart pulling the product from its shelves and delivering a roughly 5% slump in revenue.
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There are lots of reasons for this box-office slump, none of which are easy to pinpoint.
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