Newmont Mining sinks 10 pct ** Energy slumps 3.6 pct.
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She groans and slumps her head toward the steering wheel.
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Slumps thus pose no conflict between liberty and economic stability.
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The 1820s, 18903s and 1840s were marked by severe slumps.
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He slumps around Moscow looking like a teen with senioritis.
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Bound by three yellow ties, it slumps against the wall.
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One figure's shoulder slumps down, as if dislocated or deformed.
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The pace quickens, then slumps back into a seething quivering.
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Friend's face appears to be bloodied as he slumps down.
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Ortiz slumps to his left and falls out of his chair.
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Instead, shorter and shallower slumps led to rising long-term growth.
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Suddenly, Grandpa has a heart attack, and slumps into the chair.
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Guys go through different slumps at different times in their career.
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Coinbase has previously shown a willingness to halt trading during slumps.
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But slumps in the yuan have caused headaches in the past.
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"Some of the greatest shooters have gone through slumps," Aminu said.
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Europe slumps Frankfurt's DAX has declined more than 18% since January.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - False dawns are common during financial market slumps.
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WE GO THROUGH SLUMPS IN THIS COUNTRY, GOOD POLICIES ALWAYS HELP.
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"Look, guys go into defensive slumps," General Manager David Stearns said.
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He slumps back into the back seat and stares out the window.
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But their counterparts in Dallas and Richmond reported further slumps in activity.
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In baseball, however, clear explanations for teamwide batting slumps are often elusive.
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One, a Vietnamese trawler, still slumps half submerged in a Natuna harbor.
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These Mets, battered by injuries and slumps, are just trying to sniff .
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In mid-2012, CNN was experiencing one of its worst slumps ever.
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After previous slumps, recoveries have been driven by foreign lending and investment.
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The first of the two works slumps too far to the Boyz side.
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Soon enough, Mariah falls off her chair, slumps to the ground, and dies.
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India's auto industry is in the middle of one of its worst slumps.
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It's injuries, untimely slumps, convenient hot streaks, and great players expanding into supernovas.
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"I don't believe in slumps," Mitchell told the boy, whose mouth was agape.
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HONEYWELL SLUMPS Honeywell International stock fell 3 percent to lead industrial stocks lower.
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These prolonged slumps have been shortening over the course of the last century.
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And the cake, soft and golden all over, slumps beautifully at its edges.
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Kerber and Muguruza fell into baffling slumps after winning major titles last year.
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The slumps on Wednesday came after over 26-percent falls the previous day.
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The home runs came as both players were trying to get out of slumps.
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As they are less trusted and less liquid than official currency, their value slumps.
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Go deeper: China's economic growth slumps to 27-year low amid Trump trade war
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If China slumps, GM would be challenged to hit its financial targets, he said.
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For the most part, leaders failed to create diversified economies capable of withstanding slumps.
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Jayasmita slumps against a wall, and vows never to try anything like that again.
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The angst is palpable when one of the team's best hitters slumps in October.
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Since then, their fortunes have fallen because of injuries and slumps by key players.
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Predictions about how and when the economy could recover from coronavirus-induced slumps vary.
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In recent years, a slew of hit shows have had big sophomore ratings slumps.
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U.S. HEATING OIL REFINING MARGIN SLUMPS TO $14.03 PER GALLON, LOWEST SINCE JUNE 2017
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As the underground aquifer is depleted, the ground, and the city, slumps ever lower.
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After a third loud bang, the gunman slumps to the ground as people scream.
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In the foreground, another man in a plastic chair slumps over himself, passed out.
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The slumps in sales also come at time when car makers can ill afford them.
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The man next to you -- your best pal in this godforsaken place -- suddenly slumps over.
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Butter Bot slumps, looking down at his hands and considering the meagerness of their objective.
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One saving grace of these simultaneous slumps is that the two teams are well-matched.
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Both companies have experienced significant slumps in revenue and reduced rig counts over the year.
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He knew he needed to be better, but everybody goes through slumps during the season.
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His form is blurred out in some footage as he slumps against the car door.
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Their buying, in turn, helped stabilize prices, snuffing out slumps before they morphed into panics.
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"When you're going through slumps and you're struggling, sometimes players become over-anxious," Girardi said.
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By midday, Taiwan's broader market was down 2.2 percent, mirroring slumps in other global markets.
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After long slumps, "Old Man Europe," Russia and Brazil also recovered much faster than expected.
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Mr. Franklin slumps sideways against the door and then falls face first onto the ground.
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In the 2013 paintings, one hooded figure slumps on top of another on all fours.
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The way he slumps over at the end is all of us after doing something stupid.
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To get out of their slumps, the presidents are undoing the mistakes of left-wing predecessors.
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He then slumps back into his customary, saddened pout while Mrs Clinton finishes twisting the knife.
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And, second, the fiscal costs of borrowing during slumps might be significantly less than previously thought.
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This weight is optimised to produce the best possible fit between past slumps and future recoveries.
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The morale of American diplomats slumps as their advice is dismissed and steep budget cuts loom.
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Shen applauded the moves, relieved that index futures were no longer the scapegoat for market slumps.
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As well as progress, uplift and dynamism, emerging markets have traditionally featured crises, defaults and slumps.
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The Dow Jones industrial average and the Nasdaq also suffered their biggest slumps of the year.
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Those projections are likely to change in the coming years as population growth surges or slumps.
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And while understandably terrifying, thaw slumps are a pretty typical feature in Arctic environments like Siberia.
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Fans and ownership are rarely happy during even the shortest of slumps or dips in form.
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But it, too, is struggling to surmount one of the country's worst economic slumps in years.
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The euro zone can take other steps to reduce the risk of self-perpetuating local slumps.
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Just when the action slumps and you relax, she appears, straightening out your spine with fear.
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In the real world, importers buy derivatives as a defence against slumps in their domestic currency.
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But if they dare to look, there slumps Kansas, a supply-side casualty, bleeding red ink.
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But the economic realities that sparked industries&apos sales slumps and millennials&apos financial struggles continue.
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In the second week, I stopped getting afternoon energy slumps and woke up less hungry than usual.
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He slumps in his chair and his eyes narrow, a shadow of his normal gregarious, energetic self.
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Many budget airlines have been looking for potential acquisitions to help them out of their financial slumps.
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Slumps happen when spending is too low to prevent some of an economy's capacity from falling idle.
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It is also because he stands, or slumps, at the head of a party with deep divisions.
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Irving and Korver stopped recent slumps by combining to hit 17-of-32 shots from the field.
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With his figure at 1.128, Ortiz is in strong position to surpass them even if he slumps.
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His mother, Najma, slumps down into the churned up earth and kisses the photograph on his headstone.
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The carrier is now dealing with another blow as global travel slumps due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The President, moreover, has a history of seeking someone to blame when he slumps into political trouble.
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It comes almost as a relief when the music slumps back into the minor and quickly departs.
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Boeing reports quarterly earnings on Wednesday, which are expected to show further slumps in sales and profits.
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He chews with his mouth open, slumps and shovels his food, and brandishes his cutlery like weapons.
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He chews with his mouth open, slumps and shovels his food, and brandishes his cutlery like weapons.
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The auto and housing slumps underscore the growth fears at the heart of the recent market mayhem.
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He had five RBIs for the fourth time this season but has also had some long slumps.
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Policymakers, of course, can ease their language and cut interest rates, but they rarely forecast economic slumps.
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Curry went into games-long shooting slumps with the all-too-important qualifier "for him" always attached.
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That high slumps when the band leaves town, but Boyce's down-to-earth characters are still good company.
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I get rejected, and she actually slumps her head like she's disappointed I would even ask the question.
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Both guys can be unbeatable when they're on, but both have also gone through extended slumps this year.
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The multiplier emerged from arguments in the 1920s and 1930s over how governments should respond to economic slumps.
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The "gig economy" means many more workers have to face illness, unemployment and economic slumps on their own.
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As each went through shooting slumps, Raptors coach Dwane Casey stayed with them even as the criticism mounted.
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He's soft-spoken and slumps in his seat; he looks defeated by just the memory of that day.
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And it slumps when that threat of new regulation subsides, as it has done during the Trump administration.
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Our restaurant critic heads outdoors to celebrate his five favorites for crisps, crumbles, slumps or just plain eating.
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A series of acquisitions, call-ups and slumps has altered the roles of Ellsbury and Headley of late.
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Countries within it cannot devalue their currencies, and fiscal rules prevent governments from boosting spending when growth slumps.
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Both players are known to play aggressive tennis at times and to get into mental slumps after errors.
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Both players are known to play aggressive tennis at times and to get into mental slumps after errors.
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He spent the early 30s in a critical slumps, and came back with successful British thrillers in 1934.
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Schoop snapped a pair of slumps with an RBI double in the fourth inning off Marco Estrada (24-210).
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"Oh my god, please don't tell me he's dead," the women says when Castile slumps in the driver's seat.
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During previous slumps, SeaWorld has attempted to blame the holidays, declining tourists from Latin America, and even the weather.
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ONE EVENING in Mexico City in 1971, a middle-class family slumps in front of a television comedy show.
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But however earnestly a Fed governor pledges to boost inflation in slumps, a successor may tighten if inflation surges.
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Apple slumps on signs of weak iPhone demand, adds to angst from Taiwan Semiconductor's warning of softer smartphone sales .
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That's because in recent decades, manufacturing slumps in the US have been short-lived and haven't led to recessions.
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Central to his calculations is a cycle of "earnings recessions," or periodic pullbacks separate from more major, economic slumps.
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The sense of competition in South Korea has only intensified amid one of the worst job slumps in years.
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That's probably not sustainable—and if Curry slumps, the Mavericks might face an interesting minutes crunch in their backcourt.
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"Softening" for Ben really just means that he slumps deeper in his chair and give a half-satisfied smile.
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It may happen when a baby's head slumps forward as they sit or sleep, resulting in a blocked airway.
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As its bleaker themes begin to emerge, first in flashes and then more pervasively, Barnes never slumps into abstraction.
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These places might not be quite as Democratic-leaning in a midterm electorate, when Hispanic turnout often slumps considerably.
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As Biden slumps in New Hampshire, there are two moderate candidates hoping to take his place: Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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Inevitably, there will be slumps and adjustments, as there are for all players, even those with plaques near Oneonta.
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Both Ms. Lyons and Mr. Muytjens have left (been pushed out?) in recent months, as the company slumps financially.
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Past Boeing job cuts followed industry slumps, the unions said, but this time, Boeing is building more jetliners than ever.
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Fuel typically slumps during the low-demand winter months, but the opposite has occurred since OPEC's output-cutting deal Nov.
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I'd heard from advocates of the diet, including Weiss, that it can help with afternoon energy slumps, which sounded appealing.
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Baidu slumps: Baidu (BIDU) just posted its first loss in 20.8 years as China's slowdown hit its online advertising business.
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After previous price slumps, the organization allowed the market to tighten too much rather than risk not tightening it enough.
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A third of America's 20th-century recessions were caused by industrial slumps or oil-price shocks, according to Goldman Sachs.
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READ: ISIS faces crude reality as oil output slumps It's difficult to estimate current production from ISIS-controlled fields. Col.
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And then, when I paralyze her, she kind of slumps to the ground, but all you see is my shadow.
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After previous price slumps, the organisation allowed the market to tighten too much rather than risk not tightening it enough.
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Despite ratings slumps, NFL games accounted for roughly 75% of the of the most-watched programs on TV in 2017.
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His body slumps down, and he lets the car crash, almost feebly, into a sedan blocks away from the hotel.
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But if the downturn lasts into a third year, or longer, it will have to learn from others' prolonged slumps.
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Some observers have noted that highly valued tech companies are often hit hard on days when the entire market slumps.
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After spending the past 24 hours talking about how slumps are magnified this early in the season, Bird carried a .
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Other auto manufacturers have faced similar slumps in Europe, especially as sales for heavy carbon-emitting diesel cars have shrunk.
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North Dakota's unemployment claim rate has surged to the highest for six years as drilling activity in the state slumps.
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The results of a new experiment refute the long-held belief that carbs and sugar cause post-meal energy slumps.
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Broxton's 15 RBIs help Brewers defeat Red Sox MILWAUKEE — Keon Broxton is proof early-season slumps can be just that.
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Slumps in its international sovereign bonds and rocketing credit default swaps have suggested Lebanon may be drifting towards a default.
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Previous slumps occurred in the wake of the financial crisis and Great Recession or after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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As he slumps over the counter, the worker behind it appears to jump back and refuses to come to his aid.
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The fiscal costs of borrowing during slumps might be significantly less than previously thought Proposals fall into a few different categories.
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The frustrated Ri slumps in a deck chair under Lady Di, and stares at his script for a very long time.
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Mr Secer, the new CHP mayor, says such grievances are bound to grow as the economy slumps and jobs become scarce.
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Brad Miller slumps his shoulders and drifts away while Manu, hair and all, pumps his fist and heads to the line.
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Ducking under a flurry of sloppy punches, Price countered with a big right hook which slumps Morono as the horn sounds.
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Conversely, when the price slumps because of a glut, as in 1986, it has done the world a power of good.
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Despite ratings slumps, NFL games accounted for roughly 75% of the of the 50 most-watched programs on TV in 2017.
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During such slumps, stimulus provided by the government does not crowd out private activity, because the economy is operating below capacity.
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But the consensus to use it or other demand-boosting tools to get economies out of their slumps is sadly missing.
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The book gives due consideration to the downsides of Schumpeterian "creative destruction" including slumps and crashes, lost jobs, disruption and dislocation.
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For instance, the Fed kept hiking in May 220 and August 2004 because those market slumps occurred during strong growth periods.
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Both Biden and Sanders saw slight slumps from the July poll, with Biden losing 2 percentage points and Sanders losing 4.
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On the other hand, political economist Joseph Schumpeter and others averred that periodic slumps and crises were necessary cleansers of inefficiencies.
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But favorability slumps when they are told it would eliminate private health insurance, raise taxes or threaten the current Medicare program.
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The currency slumps each time it looks more likely that Britain may crash out of the European Union without a deal.
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But some parts of the economic landscape are more cyclical than others—that is, they have bigger booms and deeper slumps.
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These are some of the new rules consumers in China are adopting as its economy slumps and the future looks bleaker.
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Still, Broad Front governments have largely avoided the corruption scandals and economic slumps that have bedeviled other leftists in the region.
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Even now, as India's economy further slumps and pressure from neighboring China grows, New Delhi has continued to make protective moves.
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Coinciding with the slumps, Durant got hurt, and Golden State immediately lost consecutive games for the first time in 146 games.
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It has lifted its main rate by 400 basis points since the end of 2015 to counter repeated slumps in the peso.
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But a measured decline to those levels would be unusual, given the recent history of price spikes and slumps in iron ore.
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Prior to the financial crisis, mainstream macroeconomists were sceptical about the need for government borrowing to lift an economy out of slumps.
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George Osborne has suggested interest rates will rise if the pound slumps, bringing a bout of inflation and making households worse off.
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Say goodbye to sweet, cottony, lightweight toast, the kind that squishes under a butter knife or slumps under a blanket of jam.
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Faced with today's chronically low interest rates, central banks may need to revise their policy frameworks to stop economies falling into slumps.
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"Swinging from depressive slumps to manic rallies, markets remain volatile," Vishnu Varathan, an analyst at Mizuho Bank, said in a note Wednesday.
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The US stock market suffered one of the swiftest 33 per cent slumps in history, and global equities lost $4.2tn that week.
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Apart from a few of the usual slumps, TV was great in 2017 in a year when almost everything else was not.
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Services, Wearables and Other, and iPad saw year-over-year gains, while the iPhone and Mac lines are still seeing revenue slumps.
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The term "Greenspan put" was coined when the Fed was quick to cut interest rates and keep them low following market slumps.
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The downside is that nations subject to the unchecked whims of autocrats are also vulnerable to wild growth swings — and long slumps.
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One thing previous research does show is that the stress of economic slumps can influence health among those untouched by income loss.
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Both Americans fire their pistols at point blank range, but Sergeant Tawayha shoots Sergeant Moriarty, who slumps to his knees, then collapses.
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Key U.S. indexes — the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the — erased their gains for the year, leading slumps in Europe and Asia.
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He is credited with rescuing Renault and then Nissan from prolonged slumps after both companies had been written off by industry leaders.
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Several argued that experience could help them overcome hitting slumps, the nerves of a potential playoff race and the deficiencies of age.
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My experience working on it resulted in increasingly sleepy post-lunch slumps and missing my stop on the bus home a few times.
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Another exciting discovery revealed that the RSL aren't just superficial changes, but could actually cause slumps and topographical changes in the slopes themselves.
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A senior at the College of William and Mary, class of 21964, slumps in her chair, casting a sidelong glance at her psychiatrist.
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However, the research firm highlighted that indicators such as this, and others such as equity market slumps, could overstate the risk of recession.
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But quite a few say they still have confidence in China's consistent, four-decade track record of pulling itself out of slumps quickly.
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If Mr. Trump slumps down or crosses his arms tightly, that could be an indication that he's angry about what just took place.
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Taiwan's main index skidded in morning trading to its lowest in more than a year, echoing slumps in financial markets around the world.
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One of his Trump trades, for example, is designed to pay off if the stock market slumps, not unlike what happened on Wednesday.
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He lets go of the controls and slumps forward in his seat, leaving me—not a pilot—to fly the airplane to safety.
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The political uncertainties have seeped through into economic matters as the city slashed its GDP growth outlook and businesses have reported huge slumps.
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This year's playoffs have featured some exciting matchups, but oftentimes teams have suffered through collective slumps that have become endemic in the sport.
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Trump has frequently argued that Xi will be forced to strike a deal as the Chinese economy slumps while the U.S. holds strong.
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In the photo, EXPORT slumps on a bench while gripping an allegedly real machine gun and exposing herself via her jeans' cut-out crotch.
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Britain's once roaring car sector, rebuilt since the 1980s mainly by foreign carmakers, has been posting slumps in sales, output and investment since 2017.
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In addition, China has used counter-cyclical monetary and fiscal policies to provide much-needed capital whenever economic growth slows down and investment slumps.
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Reinvention is hard Slumps are an accepted reality of any long-running TV show, regardless of what producers claim, and "ER" was not immune.
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Wednesday's drop was the largest for the Dow and S&P since September, after months of stable gains and few slumps under President Trump.
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ABOUT THE RED WINGS (18-19-6): Saturday's offensive outburst did not include Riley Sheahan or Dylan Larkin, who are mired in awful slumps.
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As he does, the boy slumps to the floor, suggesting that there truly is no difference between him and the other husks, after all.
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A braided sequence of trust falls between three performers, one slumps over, another catches, and the third propels the subjects into a different role.
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The Giants (245-203) did not always click, suffering offensive slumps in the first and third quarters, but they finished strong in both halves.
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But as the economy slumps along, the views of voters towards it are more likely to be colored by their attitudes towards the president.
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The drops followed price slumps of more than 3% on Friday, which made May the worst-performing month for crude futures since last November.
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SEATTLE — Throughout its history, Nintendo has alternated between bursts of innovation that redefined gaming and slumps where it fell behind rivals after misjudging trends.
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" He continued: "A lot of slumps start with some bad luck and a run to the video room for the last 10 at-bats.
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Oil price spikes and slumps have a synchronized and significant impact on consumption on these other economies, big enough to help move the market.
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Fashion schools will risk slumps in enrollment, and the city may see a significant drop in the number of New York-based fashion companies.
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Judge and the Yankees broke their respective hitting slumps, chasing Colon in a five-run fifth on the way to a 20-24 victory.
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Oil price spikes and slumps have a synchronised and significant impact on consumption on these other economies, big enough to help move the market.
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Oil price spikes and slumps have a synchronised and significant impact on consumption on these other economies, big enough to help move the market.
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Britain's once thriving car sector, rebuilt since the 1980s mainly by foreign carmakers, has been suffered slumps in sales, output and investment since 2017.
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Melancholy pervades the artist's blue painting, in which a female figure slumps onto a brown couch in the foreground, practically merging with the sofa.
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It's kind of baffling to see the Warriors go through these weird slumps where two of their all stars are having an off night.
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Brutal fights break out, three or four against one; the victim slumps bloody in the gutter and eventually his children help him up, crying, limping.
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Such was the case after both the previous oil market slumps in 1997/98 and 2008/09, with prices overshooting the producer group's initial targets.
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He is an imperfect player prone to slumps at the plate and absent-mindedness in the field, but he is the Mets' most essential player.
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Mason's stunned reaction was one of the greatest Sad Goalie Slumps ever, and is burned into the memory of most Caps fans to this day.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and Utah Jazz will both be trying to emerge out of their respective slumps when they meet Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
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And research shows that the "gig economy" in the U.S. is leading many more workers to face illness, unemployment and economic slumps on their own.
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The slumps reflect ongoing stagnation within the industry as it struggles to keep up with shifting consumer demand for skincare and clean, eco-friendly beauty.
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The water may head downhill or the water has a lower volume than is ice, so the ground just slumps and kind of falls apart.
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Compounding a sales decline in India, Renault suffered from currency and market slumps in Argentina and Turkey and the effect of its withdrawal from Iran.
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Britain's once thriving car sector, rebuilt since the 1980s mainly by foreign carmakers, has suffered slumps in sales, output and investment over the past two years.
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Later, she slumps in bed, naming her moods ("Roy" and "Pam") and describing how she's different depending on which of the two identities takes the wheel.
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In the yard, Mama Lindsy, we're talking about in the game, slumps crookedly on the floor of the garage, her upper body suspended by a rope.
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"I have but not at this time, so that's what's frustrating," Lowry told reporters when asked if he has been in shooting slumps like this before.
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Albert Pujols (2-for-19), Cameron Maybin (313-for-37) and Danny Espinosa (1-for-18) are among the Los Angeles players mired in hitting slumps.
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He is slightly more than six feet tall, and gangly, with the posture of a bearskin tossed across a chair: he slumps and drapes and dangles.
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Critics say the assembly is a bald maneuver by Maduro to cling to power as his popularity slumps under the weight of the country's economic crisis.
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" Last week's jobs report from the Labor Department brought bad headlines, including "Jobs creation slumps" and the hardly more uplifting "Weak job growth isn't a disaster.
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During previous price slumps, including 22001/22002 and 22011/250, there were several unsuccessful attempts before ministers eventually succeeded in forging a significant and successful deal.
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Sitting in the jamb of the window of his Chinatown apartment, Aaron Maine slumps his shoulders with the resigned relaxation you can only feel at home.
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That improvement has been uneven, with the percentage of unbanked in a dozen states growing between 2013 and 2017, and could reverse if the economy slumps.
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Rather than sulking, I learned to turn my post-breakup slumps into easy excuses to better myself and do the things I never had time for.
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When Celeste drives into a guard rail and the airbags deploy, she slumps into the driver's seat and remembers a different moment from the car hookup.
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Blanchard and Summers were thinking in terms of unemployment: their claim was that slumps in Europe had permanently raised the unemployment rate consistent with stable inflation.
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Permafrost thaws, and the land slumps A permafrost melt also releases more water into the soil, leading to yet more knock-on effects for the vegetation.
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As a result, Girardi acknowledged at the start of spring training that he would have to manage this group differently, especially when the inevitable slumps hit.
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"We like market slumps ...the more emotional, the more chaotic the market is, the easier we generate alpha," said Xu Shijun, managing director at Shanghai Minghong.
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After 10 years of back-to-back slumps, global livability is finally showing an improvement, according to report released by the Economist Intelligence Unit on Wednesday.
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The next morning — her handiwork corrected by her mother with the aid of a mixing bowl — she slumps next to Anna in their morning car pool.
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Why it matters: The last 3 recessions (which began in July 1990, March 2001 and December 2007) were all foreshadowed by slumps in RV manufacturers' shipments.
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Several episodes into the fifth season of House of Cards, the bloody jewel of Netflix's original content, a gloomy Doug Stamper slumps on a bar stool.
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Pittsburgh travels to Georgia Tech on Tuesday in a matchup of two teams looking to snap late-season slumps and build momentum heading toward the ACC tournament.
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The BoE envisages a scenario where UK real GDP falls 4.3 percent, property prices tumble, the world slumps into recession, and oil falls to $20 a barrel.
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World stocks headed for one the biggest slumps on record as the vote triggered 8 percent falls for Europe's biggest bourses and a record plunge for sterling.
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"Fiscal policy will take the lead in boosting growth in the second half of 2016 as private investment slumps," analysts at ANZ said in a note Friday.
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Those costs can be $220 a barrel or less in west Texas, allowing the firms a healthy profit even as they protected themselves against future price slumps.
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Created by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt to help them out of creative slumps in the studio, I also find them to be a helpful exercise. Usually.
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The new controls will bring the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing in line with its international peers, by capping large sudden spikes and slumps in share prices.
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Some in the baseball world are hoping the 20-year-old will reconsider ... because the derby has been known to lead to players' slumps and even injury.
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He and his partner go to interrogate the grocery supplier, and Oleg just sighs and slumps around like a kid on a really, really boring field trip.
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Then he gets mad, he gets online, and, eventually, exhausted, dying, he just slumps over and says fuck, goddamnit, I'm trying, please, this shit is so hard.
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Because African population growth continues to be strong while population growth in other parts of the world slumps, there is a growing "pull" on Africans to emigrate.
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Bank shares were particular hard hit on Thursday because of worries that borrowers would struggle to pay back loans if the economy slumps following a messy Brexit.
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Worries over Brexit have further pushed up the cost of issuing sterling bonds relative to euro ones, with investors demanding higher rates in case the pound slumps.
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Data released early Thursday showing a marginal rise in consumer spending in September cast doubts on consumers' ability to continue driving the economy as business investment slumps.
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One sign Gundlach pointed to is bitcoin — the cryptocurrency had peaked in 2017 along with stock prices, while its slumps this year have preceded downturns in stocks.
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When players got to the big club and fell into slumps, they would hop in their cars and drive back to Toledo for a morning refresher course.
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Because monetary policy is much less effective in reversing recessions brought on by private overreach than it is in reversing slumps brought on by previous tight money.
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The attention to fiscal policy reflects the little room remaining for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates — the usual first line of defense against economic slumps.
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That temporary hit will come as tourism spending in the United States from Chinese visitors falls by two-thirds, and as Chinese demand for American exports slumps.
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Asian economies could lose $105 billion to $115 billion in gross domestic product this year as tourism slumps following the outbreak, Dutch bank ING said on Monday.
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As Ghostie looks on, she takes a few forkfuls and then slumps down against a cabinet and keeps eating, without haste but also without pausing for breath.
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But that doesn't mean we're powerless against seasonal mood slumps, according to Dr. Michael Dansinger, MD, an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston.
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Those countries where leaders thought that prudent macroeconomic policy was for dummies—Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, Dilma Rousseff in Brazil and Cristina Fernández in Argentina—have seen slumps.
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By that point, he had turned from one of the best young players in the game into someone whose talents shone only in between various slumps and injuries.
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In the past, slumps in the price of crude have prompted major producers like Saudi Arabia to cut back output in order to tighten supplies, thereby boosting prices.
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Foreign investors hold over 2 trillion pesos ($109 billion) in peso debt, and many need to hedge their positions when the peso slumps, further driving volatility, Narain said.
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Yes, it means that workers are more vulnerable to being fired when the economy slumps, and many jobs come with fewer benefits like paid vacation and sick leave.
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Apple has been pointing to its wearables, home, and accessories product division — which the HomePod falls under — as being a key area of growth as iPhone revenue slumps.
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It's a hard thing to do, and to go through a whole season you normally get in all kinds of issues with injuries and slumps and bad breaks.
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When he was asked about what CleanWell would do if the threat subsides and demand slumps, Lawrence indicated he and owner Peter Resnick were making no such hedges.
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Nike, Adidas, and Capri Holdings, which owns Versace, Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors, have also warned investors that they could take a hit if demand from China slumps.
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Officials have spent 2019 carrying out a "framework review," re-examining the way they approach their inflation target, their tools to combat economic slumps and their communications practices.
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If the economy slumps again, the BOJ may take minor steps such as modifying its forward guidance, or a commitment central banks make on future policy moves, he said.
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Where a curvy neon "K" once proudly stood, in stubborn defiance of most minimalist corporate tech logos, there now slumps a fully satiated goop monster, apparently frightening no one.
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Slumps in Chinese stocks also hit world markets, with Goldman Sachs estimating that this week represented the worst start to a year for European stocks since the early 23s.
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IPOs issued in 2015 are down a median of about 5003 percent as of Friday's close, which is worse than the IPO slumps that occurred in other market downturns.
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The period from the 1940s to the 1970s, when governments took primary responsibility for keeping economies out of slumps, was more volatile and inflationary but it was hardly Armageddon.
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After the past two oil market slumps, in 1997/98 and 2008/09, prices subsequently overshot the organisation's formal and informal targets of $28 and $75 per barrel respectively.
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If the economy slumps, or Trump unleashes some other chaos, people who are currently sympathetic to Trump's victory laps will come to see them as wildly propagandistic and inappropriate.
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After the past two oil market slumps, in 1997/98 and 2008/09, prices subsequently overshot the organization's formal and informal targets of $28 and $75 per barrel respectively.
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OPEC allowed the market to tighten too much after both the two previous slumps in 1997/98 and 2008/09 with the result that prices overshot its initial targets.
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Third baseman Maikel Franco and center fielder Odubel Herrera, who had been benched this week due to batting slumps, returned to the lineup but to no avail for Philadelphia.
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Perhaps most significant of all, the implicit contract between an employer and an employee is that there is a relatively high bar for firing the employee if business slumps.
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The coronavirus epidemic is destroying demand for fuel as air travel slumps and as efforts to contain the spread of the disease force businesses to close, at least temporarily.
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And in the five-minute scene that's sure to be the movie's most cited sequence, she slumps onto the kitchen floor and eats a whole pie with increasing urgency.
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All the musical accompanists are taken ill — a chanteuse "slumps unconscious from the piano stool" — and suddenly a film, now truly silent, cannot hold a candle to Icelandic realities.
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Tesla slumps: Tesla (TSLA) shares were set to open as much as 210% lower after the company reported profit that fell short of expectations after the markets closed Wednesday.
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An environment of persistently low interest rates raises concerns about secular stagnation — a tendency to suffer repeated intractable slumps, because the Fed doesn't have enough ammunition to fight them.
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That's good news for buyers and renters who can afford the expensive new offerings, and if the market slumps further, perhaps a boon for those seeking lower prices still.
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Lapidus joined the company following one of the biggest sales slumps in its 130-year history, a 23% decline, with its profits falling approximately $128 million in just four years.
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The Bank of Japan could also face pressure to expand stimulus if the economy slumps, though many in the bank are wary of easing further given its dwindling policy ammunition.
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We'll even argue that finding the right one — one that's comfortable, supportive, and never slumps down so it appears like you have four, not two, breasts — is half the battle.
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The fortunes of the light alkali metal are becoming increasingly tied to consumer electronics, at a time when other commodities are seeing price slumps due to falling demand in China.
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Pinault, whose group Kering also owns Balenciaga and Bottega Veneta among other luxury brands, highlighted how Gucci's global network of stores helped offset markets hits by terrorism and economic slumps.
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Both Brent and WTI were on track to decline for a fifth week in a row, which would be the longest slumps for the front-month contracts since August 2015.
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Turn the sound off and you can still tell that his sad sacks are doomed, from his variety of slumps, a perpetually furrowed brow and, often, a ludicrous fake mustache.
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People in the industry, from Kelly to flight attendants, remember the slumps caused by previous disease outbreaks like SARS, which led to airlines asking Asian governments for assistance in 2003.
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And because monetary policy works slowly — a rate cut today takes more than a year to fully filter through the economy — it is better suited to dealing with protracted slumps.
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Brusuelas warned that if the coronavirus outbreak slumps the U.S. economy, it could take a special lending facility from the Fed and fiscal action from Congress to counter the damage.
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That rookie year would also turn out to be Bozek's best; injuries and slumps drove down his output, and he settled into a role as a scrappy two-way forward.
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The officiant, RWC, stands for a moment, then slumps forward, his hands dropping and coming to rest next to him, as if they'd been put aside like a pair of glasses.
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Out of those collapses we get calderas, the depressions formed when all the stuff that was underground goes missing and the Earth's crust slumps down to fill some of the space.
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However, like-for-like sales in Britain and Italy were down 8% and 10% respectively, compared with first quarter slumps of 13% and 22%, after a pick up in marketing spending.
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But Friday's firmer prices could not make up the much bigger slumps from earlier in the week, which have put crude futures on track for their biggest weekly losses this year.
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With peace, the influence of Keynes's ideas on fighting slumps flipped it into a way to manage demand, as Diane Coyle notes in her book, "GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History".
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But in markets it raised the prospect that the government would seek to constrain the ability of the Bank of England to play a further role in guarding against economic slumps.
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Even as China slumps and India continues to put up last-ditch resistance to the incursion of Western capitalists, nimble industry players have begun to focus less on geography than demographics.
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It would also be bad for WeWork employee morale if even a $20 billion or $25 billion IPO immediately slumps, similar to Uber or Slack, another late-stage Vision Fund investment.
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Other Asian carriers have also deepened capacity cuts, with Thai Airways International PCL on Tuesday cancelling nearly all of its international flights as demand for travel slumps amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Though she bought shares in more than 80 companies, Ms. Davis kept a significant portion of her money in safe, low-yielding bonds, which helped her weather several stock market slumps.
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Trip Miller, managing partner at Gullane Capital Partners who has a short position on Netflix, said "high flyers" in tech often get punished severely on days when the entire market slumps.
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Since selenite is so closely associated with focus and clearer thoughts, she recommends that you keep it on your desk or in your office to avoid any mental slumps during the workday.
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At his core, Cespedes is an above-average left fielder with a powerful right-handed bat who does not take enough walks, strikes out a great deal and goes through extreme slumps.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers suffer through slumps just like every other team but look head and shoulders above every other team in the Eastern Conference when they manage to put it all together.
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Market-watchers and analysts said the move, the third year running it has said no, highlighted reservations among global institutional investors following a turbulent 113 months of market slumps and share suspensions.
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But his decline is all too plausible, and the second hour of the movie slackens and slumps a little, as if even the editing process were blurred by the fumes of alcohol.
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Slumps and injuries reduced their effectiveness this season, and the line has been broken up, with Alex Killorn taking Palat's spot on the wing (and Jonathan Drouin dropping in for powerplay duty).
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"It's just unfortunate that I can't hurt you right now without getting into trouble," Chad sighs as he slumps down for a breather, mere inches away from an already triumphant Papa Alex.
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Destination Maternity filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, citing a variety of factors including significant sales slumps and dwindling foot traffic, the declining national birth rate, and internal leadership shifts.
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The details are complex, but basically such calculations rely on one or both of two theories: that slumps and booms are always short-lived, and/or that inflation is an "accelerationist" process.
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On the other side, declining growth in the working-age population reduces the returns to private investment, increasing the risk of prolonged slumps like the one that followed the 2008 financial crisis.
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In other words, if you typically turn to a cup of joe to revive you during those late afternoon slumps in the office, it might be best to limit the amount you sip.
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The two teams then both experienced 217-for-9 shooting slumps before Powell converted a four-point play to put the Pirates up 23-18 with 5:32 left in the first half.
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During the last two rebalancing processes, after oil slumps in 1998/99 and 2008/20153, front-month Brent prices took roughly 21 months and 26 months respectively to reach their first major peak.
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In defiance of the consensus that overall the economy would right itself, he thought that economies could end up trapped in deep and nasty slumps simply because of self-fulfilling losses of confidence.
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The pound was up 0.4 percent at $1.2311 after a wild few Brexit-fueled days that saw its biggest rise in decades against the dollar and two of its heaviest slumps in months.
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Commodores guards Matthew Fisher-Davis (19 points) and Riley LaChance (24 points) broke out of shooting slumps, and forward Jeff Roberson (200 points, 220 rebounds) added his sixth double-double of the season.
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The real estate industry has been one of the few bright spots for China's economy this year but turn into a burden if it slumps, according to analysts at research firm Fitch Solutions.
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The speedy point guard is both the team's second-leading scorer and a flawed floor general, prone to horribly inefficient shooting slumps and forced shots at the very moments his team needs poise.
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Alfredo Gómez, 42, the longtime owner of El Farol, a food kiosk in the popular beachside area just east of San Juan's airport, said he had seen slumps over the last 20 years.
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That's what you may find yourself thinking as "Eighth Grade" opens and Kayla slumps off to class, walking with shoulders hunched and head bowed against the chattering, exuberant student tide coming at her.
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The car industry, which has posted slumps in sales, production and investment since 2017, is worried that a disorderly exit could lead to tariffs of up to 10 percent, additional bureaucracy and costs.
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BANGKOK, March 24 (Reuters) - Thai Airways International Pcl said on Tuesday it would cancel nearly all of its international flights from March 25 onwards as demand for travel slumps amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Saudi Aramco is more resilient to oil price slumps than its biggest listed rivals, its 2016 accounts indicate, giving a rare insight into the state energy giant's finances ahead of a proposed flotation.
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"CNOOC's higher spending fits into a global pattern that oil firms are adjusting up their capex this year after two years of slumps," said Wang Yushuang, Beijing-based analyst with consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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"The biggest reason why I didn't go in a crazy slump — like you hear about guys going into slumps after the Home Run Derby — is all intent and mental approach," Gennett said recently.
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And such slumps may reduce long-term growth as well: the experience since 2008 suggests a high degree of hysteresis, in which seemingly short-run downturns end up reducing long-run economic potential.
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The front page says "Hillary at war with FBI as poll lead slumps" when the Real Clear politics average (shown inside the paper) shows a lead of 4.6 points, not a slump at all.
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"My mother always tells me to smile and put on a happy face," Phoenix as Joker alter-ego Arthur Fleck says as he slumps around Gotham looking like a sad, grown-up Lord Farquaad.
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The IMF has previously warned of the continent's rising debt burden, largely the result of borrowing to plug gaping budget deficits in mineral- and oil-producing countries that followed commodities and crude oil slumps.
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Russia: The 'Recent Slumps' group includes 3 of the 5 BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia and South Africa), the group that, in the 2000s, was thought to represent the dynamic forefront of the global economy.
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The pound rebounded above $1.23 on Thursday after a wild few Brexit-fuelled days that has seen both its biggest rise in decades against the dollar and two of its heaviest slumps in months.
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But after the fall colors fade and the sapphire waters of Lake Michigan chill, the region's population slumps by as much as 22009 percent for much of the other nine months of the year.
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But Green and Thompson are mired in shooting slumps, depth and advancing age are two more concerns and the team's marquee off-season acquisition, DeMarcus Cousins, has yet to appear in a single game.
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MORE's and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE's energetic support for charter schools.
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The film, as though infected by his indecision, slumps in the middle, only to compensate with a final act, set in the wooded region of the title, that feels rich in kills and overkills.
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Their 1033-year playoff drought is the longest in the National League and the front office could turn impatient if the team slumps past the All-Star Game, which will be played in Miami.
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The French company also said a rise in the U.S. dollar on currency markets would offset the adverse effect from other foreign exchange movements, such as slumps in the Argentine peso and the Turkish lira.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco is more resilient to oil price slumps than its biggest listed rivals, its 2016 accounts indicate, giving a rare insight into the state energy giant's finances ahead of a proposed flotation.
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The Suns have cured several teams' shooting slumps of late and let the Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers go off for an average of 223 points in the first two games of the road trip.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan has faced multiple armed conflicts, economic slumps and nationwide protests, but one of its little known exports has proved resilient through all the turmoil: gum arabic, an essential ingredient in fizzy drinks.
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Be smart: As more more fact-based journalism moves behind a paywall to account for advertising slumps, experts worry that a void is being created for those looking to access high-quality news for free.
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For long stretches, Granderson played out of position as a center fielder and leadoff hitter, and although he was prone to early-season slumps, his hot streaks helped carry the Mets during their playoff pushes.
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"Difficult lease negotiations, slowing sales during economic slumps, and changes in the trade area can challenge profitability and lead to a decision to sell or close any store, independent or corporately owned," the statement said.
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"There had been lots of regional slumps that people had weathered, and they were generally short-lived," said Aaron Terrazas, Zillow senior economist and a former economist in the Treasury Department's Office of Economic Policy.
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LONDON, Dec 248.4 (Reuters) - Giant listings by Saudi Aramco and Alibaba rescued a sluggish year for equity capital markets (ECM) in 22020 after a string of shelved initial public offerings (IPOs) and share price slumps.
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Le Foll said he would put forward "in the coming days" a wider plan on the implementation of EU measures to limit milk output, which would also tackle price slumps in the livestock and grain sectors.
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But Mr Summers suggested that his listeners consider another possibility: that America was stuck in a pattern of slumps punctuated by bubbles, and had been since well before the banking system seized up in August 2007.
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In these garden-variety slumps, people and firms with the capacity to spend more, who might normally leap at the chance to buy discounted goods or hire overqualified workers, instead allow their cash to pile up.
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Parts of central London have also become less attractive to developers as sales prices fall and demand slumps due to an increased stamp duty property tax on top-end properties and Brexit deterring some foreign investors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's top oil companies are back in acquisition mode, targeting smaller exploration and development firms to boost oil and gas reserves rather than the mega-mergers that followed previous slumps in crude prices.
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Large holes in his swing and a maniacal approach at the plate made him a league-average hitter prone to deep slumps, though he's never been a one-trick pony or some kind of circus sideshow.
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The Guangzhou, southern China-based asset manager focuses on investing in Chinese firms that have listed or are seeking to list in the United States, making its business model particularly vulnerable to slumps in those valuations.
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The Hurricanes have gone cold offensively with just four goals in as many contests as most of their top scorers are in slumps - including captain Eric Staal, who is mired in a five-game point drought.
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Much like the Internet itself, the film draws connections between dense points of reference so quickly that it occasionally tends towards incomprehensibility; in refusing the totalization of typical narrative structures, Empty Metal also slumps on specificity.
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Thanks to President Donald Trump's tax cuts, the federal deficit will exceed 4% of GDP this year, a level that is more typical after economic slumps than in the benign conditions seen today, with unemployment at 3.6%.
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These projects will eventually determine a big part of Ethereum's real value, and many of them are still in their infancy, so we'll probably see many more sudden rises and slumps before the price of Ether stabilizes.
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Bats, ravens, and spiderwebs creep over all corners, while what appears to be a drunk Frankenstein's monster slumps on a bench, and a door opens to a buffet where its distorted server carries a jug of poison.
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General Electric Co, which spent 500 million Brazilian reais ($150 million) on a sleek multi-focus R&D center can boost attention on its renewable energy, aviation and health care businesses as demand for oil research slumps.
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Retailers in Brazil are closing stores, slashing investments and laying off workers as demand slumps in the second year of a severe economic recession, which is expected to be the country's worst in more than a century.
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The latter scratched the avant itch of isolation through beautifully bewildering music videos and honest to goodness endurance performance art that lasted through media interviews, packed stadium shows, career slumps, and the heights of fame and iconography.
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In four of the last five M&A slumps —2002, 2008, 2009 and 2012 — the S&P has notched an average gain of 22.8 percent the following year, according to S&P data as of November 3.
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If you look at long-term patterns of productivity growth, they roughly fit this idea, that a booming job market tends to be followed by a productivity boom, and that deep recessions are followed by productivity slumps.
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During the recoveries after the last two oil market slumps, dating from 22019 and 217, spot prices rose for 21 and 26 months respectively before reaching their first major peak, and spreads rose for 21 and 34 months.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics will cease operations at one of its mobile phone manufacturing plants in China, the company said, as its sales in the world's biggest smartphone market slumps amid rising competition from lower-cost local rivals.
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Similar slumps in visitors hurt full-year profits for rivals Crown and New Zealand casino operator Sky City Entertainment Group Adjusting the win rate to average levels, Star's "normalised" net profit fell 13 percent to A$214.5 million.
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And that's when I realized something: The Walking Dead is currently embracing its source material more than it ever has before, at precisely the moment when that source material suffers one of the biggest slumps in its history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The recovery in oil prices since the downturn of 2014/15 looks a lot like the upward adjustments that followed the slumps of 2008/09 and 20153/98, which could provide clues about what happens next.
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Though competitors like Macy's and Kohl's have reported similar sales slumps, JCPenney has been hit particularly hard by nearly a decade of declining foot traffic and a failure to compete with e-commerce juggernauts like Amazon and Walmart.
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Read more: Disney slumps as earnings and sales miss expectations despite box-office hitsThe miss underscored the long and messy road that lies ahead of Disney as it pivots to streaming video to take on companies like Netflix.
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The obvious charge against the approach is that the offense isn't sustainable, but thus far that seems not to be the case; the Boston lineup is deep and layered enough to be mostly immune to full-on slumps.
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And the Federal Reserve, which normally takes the lead in fighting slumps, had very limited ammunition: It had already cut interest rates to zero, and its policy of "quantitative easing" — purchasing longer-term debt — was of questionable effectiveness.
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U.S. growth differential will support the greenback: While the global economic and trade slowdown since 2023 has been one of the most severe since 2009 – on par with the 2012 and 2015-21625 slumps – its characteristics have differed.
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Monday's announcement comes after the firm said this year it will cut 1,000 jobs and reduce production at two of its English factories as demand for diesel cars slumps in the face of higher taxes and a regulatory crackdown.
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The Pacers rallied into a lead in the second quarter, and they were up 64-59 in the first minute of the third period before going into one of their shooting slumps that have plagued them in the series.
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The hot market for coyotes comes as trappers deal with recent economic slumps in China and Russia, competition from ranched fur and the intense ire of animal welfare activists, who consider the popular steel leg-hold traps particularly cruel.
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A huge figure, for example, slumps down the left-hand side of the canvas, with its legs stretching along the bottom; inside, are the silhouettes of three smaller bodies, all in the same position, sprouting eerily from each other.
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While publishers' revenue slumps and advertisers slash spend, Integral Ad Science and DoubleVerify — the two major adtech firms that help advertisers block ads from news — are the rare exceptions of adtech companies actively hiring during a shaky financial climate.
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Trump is becoming increasingly nervous that the end of an 11-year expansion could scupper his hopes of a second term and is going on the attack as ill omens and recent stock market slumps haunt the global economy.
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James Comey slumps strategically in restaurants — all 6-foot-8 of him, drooping faux-furtively with his back to the room — and daydreams about deleting the civic-minded Twitter feed where a bipartisan coalition pronounces him a national disgrace.
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To the soundtrack of Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation," its lead characters sit down for their class photos, and the audience is greeted with protagonist Lindsay Weir (Linda Cardellini), who slumps and sighs in exasperation, wondering if it's over yet.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Mexico's peso MXN= is seen vulnerable to further slumps with the U.S. election campaign in focus after ending the first quarter on a bad note due to fears over the coronavirus outbreak, a Reuters poll showed.
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Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) told Reuters on Friday during a commodities conference that he assumed the Trump administration would try to use the farm bill to help farmers withstand market slumps, though no specific proposals have been suggested yet.
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But Friday's firmer prices could not make up the much bigger slumps earlier in the week, which have put crude futures on track for their biggest weekly losses this year, with Brent set for a decline of more than 5%.
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He added that positive, underlying trends for the Chinese cement sector - namely strong, domestic demand as more cities and residences are developed - would help the industry cope with issues such as trade disputes with the United States and market slumps.
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Read MoreFood prices fall to 6-year low as dairy slumps "We can't really put into words what it's like, other than we're just doing everything we can to get through it," New Mexican farmer Cliff Pirtle told KOAT7 Albuquerque.
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Excited and dazed and wry and starry-eyed all at once, the album slumps a bit in the middle but jumps back to life with "The Sound," which would dominate the radio all summer if funk-lite still got airplay.
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After two weeks chock full of retailers' earnings — largely disappointing Wall Street and missing analysts' expectations — the S&P 500's Retail ETF (XRT) was trading in the slumps Friday afternoon, on pace for its worst week of the year.
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Here, though the lawyers are given the unquestionable luster of heroism, there is something beautiful about the way Edgerton slumps in his chair as a young Cohen tries to convince him to get arrested again for a strategic legal reason.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signalled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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The number of active oil-directed rigs has more than doubled over the last year, from 316 to 722, in one of the most remarkable recoveries on record, coming after one of the deepest slumps during the previous two years.
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Suppose, first, that you start from the assumption that deviations of actual GDP from potential GDP tend to be eliminated over the course of a few years at most, with the economy surging after slumps and stagnating or shrinking after booms.
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But as President Trump lands in the country to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, the country's worst economic slumps in years looms over the talks — one that the Trump brand, along with countless others there, is struggling to surmount.
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According to Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), vinyl revenue has actually grown by nearly 13 percent over the past two years alone — and even during slumps of overall record sales like back in 2200, vinyl sales still increased 2242 percent.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian companies are raising funds through share offerings at a decade-high pace, bolstered by record low interest rates, progress on macroeconomic reforms and signs of recovery after a long recession, even as M&A activity slumps.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian companies are raising funds through share offerings at a decade-high pace, bolstered by record low interest rates, progress on macroeconomic reforms and signs of recovery after a long recession, even as M&A activity slumps.
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The financing, whose fine print is not disclosed, has been a crucial boost to the South American country, especially as the price of its heavy-oil crude slumps, aggravating a cash crunch and potentially grazing a break-even point in production.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signaled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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WUHAN, China (Reuters) - A decline in Chinese pork consumption is keeping a lid on prices, an executive at China's top pig producer Wens Foodstuff Group said on Friday, even as pork output slumps in the country, the world's biggest producer of the meat.
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IN THE parking lot below the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas, a man with an American-flag baseball cap slumps on a bench next to his wife, whose dark sunglasses cover puffy eyes, as they wait for a taxi to the airport.
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There was a noticeable lull after both its biggest daily rise in decades and two of its heaviest slumps in months against the dollar this week, though its 0.6 percent gain on the euro was its second-biggest in over a month.
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So this week, I was lucky enough to get tips on how to be more inventive, imaginative, and original — even during the worst creative slumps — from the most colorful woman I know: Piera Gelardi, the executive creative director and co-founder of Refinery29.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A new U.S. farm bill reflecting the budget goals of the Trump administration should provide crop insurance products that let farmers withstand economic slumps and also cut out waste in nutrition assistance programs, the U.S. Agriculture Department said on Wednesday.
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GOPAL YADAVAlexandria, Virginia Your suggestion that a central bank should transfer "an equal amount to the bank account of every adult citizen" when the economy slumps, and that this would not involve redistribution, sounds odd ("The world economy's strange new rules", October 242th).
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NEW YORK, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury yield curve was flatter in early trading on Thursday after data showing a marginal rise in consumer spending in September cast doubts on consumers' ability to continue driving the economy as business investment slumps.
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Finally he returns to where he began, and his all-star quartet — the trumpeter Tom Harrell, the bassist Ben Street and the drummer Eric McPherson, doing delicate brushwork here — slumps down around him, all hands on deck to carry the piece forward together.
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Whether Hong Kong's property market slumps further, as some industry watchers fear, or regains steam and continues its march upward, one underlying fact will in all likelihood remain unchanged: Homes in this city are wildly unaffordable for the overwhelming majority of residents.
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Collecting korok seeds and solving shrine puzzles could not be more trivial an activity, but when I needed something to lift me out of the deepest slumps, or something to pull me away from Twitter and into bed at 3AM, there they were.
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It might not take much to bring on the next recession Though there is no settled view on what constitutes a global recession, worldwide slumps are usually marked out by a sharp slowdown in global growth and a decline in real GDP per person.
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And so what we are left with is either a slumping China which exports some of its demand weakness abroad as it depreciates, or a China that resists depreciation and therefore slumps in much more serious fashion, and which ends up exporting demand weakness anyway.
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According to a recently released study, during low snow years, with reduced skier participation, spending slumps (value added between the 2001-2016 average and the five lowest snow years over that time saw a decrease of more than $1 billion) and staff get cut.
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With Mark Teixeira on the disabled list and Alex Rodriguez and McCann experiencing prolonged slumps at times, Beltran has been the lone slugging veteran to consistently produce like the Yankees expected when they hedged against rebuilding by sticking with an aging lineup this season.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 up 0.3 pct * Volkswagen rises after activist investor move * Brenntag slumps after profit drop MILAN, May 9 (Reuters) - European shares rose in early trading on Monday, helped by gains in German car maker Volkswagen.
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One member of the board voted to hold rates at the last meeting, and analysts expect the bank will now signal a pause after raising its main rate by 400 basis points since the end of 2015 to counter repeated slumps in the peso.
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Sales slumps in China, India clobber automakers banking on Asia for growth Steep drops in auto sales for China and India over recent months are serving as a painful reminder that the two world's most populous markets are not living up to earlier heady expectations.
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As Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira continued in the worst slumps of their careers, and C. C. Sabathia watched the promising start to his season become an increasingly distant memory, a new object of the Yankees' frustration emerged on Saturday: the dirt around home plate.
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Reports of confusion and shortfalls in testing kits for suspected coronavirus patients, school closures, the isolation of a community in New York state, stock market slumps and a looming disaster in the suddenly passenger-deprived airline industry have all failed to shake Trump's insouciance.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian jet fuel buyers are paying the highest cash premiums for this time of year since 2013 amid a short-term supply shortage, but the values are likely to fade as late summer travel demand slumps in coming weeks and refiners ramp production back up.
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The most representative moment comes when Michael Cera (in a scene that will either make you sad or cringe with embarrassment depending on your level of cynicism) slumps his head down on a desk and asks Abbi Jacobson if she'd just please have a drink with him.
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And when he slumps in the front door of his "home" to find Elizabeth, washing dishes in that quiet-angry-mom way, he looks about ready to burst into tears at letting her and his people down (by making secret phone calls to his cancer-stricken brother).
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Jonathan Lucroy and—incredibly—Adrian Beltre are still great players, and a few others on the Texas bench can make some noise if necessary, but there's a whole lot of inconsistency in this lineup, and a lot of guys prone to going into deep, deep slumps.
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Another is to give central banks a fiscal tool that does not try to redistribute money, and hence does not invite a feeding frenzy at the printing presses—by, say, transferring an equal amount into the bank account of every adult citizen when the economy slumps.
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The most compelling evidence, cited by both Fatás/Summers and Ball, is that the size of the Great Shortfall varies a lot between countries – and the countries whose estimated economic potential has taken the biggest hit are precisely the countries that had the biggest slumps in the economic crisis.
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I always reckoned that nothing else could match his refulgent tan, although my theory slumps at the sight of Kenny Wells, McConaughey's character in "Gold," who is pale and sweaty, with a paunch the size of a medicine ball and a hairline that has long since sounded the retreat.
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Harris' biggest slumps are seen in early state polls: A recent CNN/University of New Hampshire poll found Harris at 3% in New Hampshire, while a CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll of Iowa released earlier this month found Harris at 6% in the state, behind four of her opponents.
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Except for Trump's shameful continuation of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE's disgraceful capitulation to Russian intervention in Syria, the president has not been the strategic patsy Putin expected.
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Trying to make sense of what happened, I recalled incidents among fellow Chinese international students that at the time had seemed like only minor slumps in coping with the demands of student life: missed classes, complaints of insomnia, months of sudden absence from group events, lengthy Facebook posts strung with sullen adjectives.
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In 2009 President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE, right after taking office, pushed a big stimulus package bailing out financial firms and the auto industry — and prevented an economic cataclysm.
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ET * HP Inc falls after CEO exit, disappointing forecast * Foot Locker slumps after quarterly results miss estimates (Updates to open) Aug 23 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Friday after China threatened to impose additional tariffs on $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, ahead of a highly anticipated speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
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Like Artschwager, he seems to be able to copy whatever he wants, but prefers to undermine his gift for mimicry, often by giving himself a ridiculous task: make a painting that slumps against the wall as well as the crate it is resting on, while ensuring that both look as if they are real.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE's vice president will have to delicately handle his appeal to the Sanders wing while not turning off independent-minded voters who want to get rid of Trump.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 slips down off 1-month high * Burberry slumps after H06003 sales fall * Weak oil prices also weigh on markets By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, April 14 (Reuters) - Weak oil prices and a fall in the shares of Burberry knocked back European stock markets on Thursday.
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Butskellism rested on four pillars: Keynesian demand-management designed to avoid slumps; a welfare state to provide people with a combination of opportunities (through education) and security (through health care and pensions); consensus between politicians, businesses (including many that were owned by the state) and trade unions; and an "industrial strategy" to shape the direction of the economy.
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The Wildcats have found different ways to weather shooting slumps and the continued absence of 7-0 center Alex Olah (six games, foot injury), and it was point guard Bryant McIntosh who scored eight of the team's first 12 points and 20 of his 28 points during the second half of a 70-13 win over Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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European and Japanese stocks offer greater upside than U.S. shares since the U.S. economy and stock market have had more time to recover from the 2008 financial crisis, while shares in those regions outside the United States have yet to recover fully from recent economic slumps, said Tom Siomades, head of Hartford Funds Investment Consulting Group in Radnor, Pennsylvania.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 hovers near three-month highs * VW surges on signs of deal with U.S authorities * Ericsson slumps after weak Q1 results By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - European stocks were little changed on Thursday, as German carmaker Volkswagen outperformed while Swedish mobile telecom equipment maker Ericsson slumped.
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Presidents Richard Nixon (22020's Hurricane Camille), George H.W. Bush (1992's Hurricane Andrew), and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE (2012's Hurricane Sandy) all bolstered victims' spirits by hurrying to communities under siege by Mother Nature.
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There are several factors to blame: • The trade war with the U.S., which is still raging despite recent breakthroughs in negotiations between Washington and Beijing • Slumps in the country's huge automotive and real estate sectors • A swine fever epidemic that has decimated its pig population A slowdown was inevitable, but this is more than economists had anticipated.
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In Virginia, for example, turnout in its March 2628 primary surged to more than 28503 million, toppling the previous record of 22020,000 set in 2008, when former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE was on the ballot.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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ET * HP Inc falls after CEO exit, disappointing forecast * Foot Locker slumps after quarterly results miss estimates (Updates to open) By Akanksha Rana and Medha Singh Aug 23 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Friday after China threatened to impose additional tariffs on $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, ahead of a highly anticipated speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
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It is somewhat extraordinary that in the wake of the crises of the last decade we are more open to the idea that growth should be slower, and slumps deeper and more frequent, than to entertaining the possibility that the benefits of free capital flows might not be worth the macroeconomic costs, and that governments should bear greater responsibility for stabilising demand.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * Greek stock market down around 4 pct * Neste slumps after slump in earnings * Adidas rises after hiking guidance By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, April 27 (Reuters) - European stocks slipped on Wednesday, weighed down by some weak corporate earnings, while the Greek market underperformed after euro zone officials delayed a meeting on the country's bailout.
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The SLS has been a congressionally mandated project ever since 2010, shortly after President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE summarily cancelled the Bush 43-era Constellation Project, causing a rift between the White House and Congress over space policy.
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Whenever he got into slumps and wasn't hitting the ball the way he wanted to, he emphasized hitting the ball out in front — because if you're on time, the correct bat angle is important, and if you hit the ball out front with a good angle, you're more likely to do damage than hit line-drive singles or ground balls through the hole.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * Aegon slumps after Q20.8763 results miss forecasts * Ct Agricole also falls after posting lower profits * Mainland Europe ETF outflows worst since 20600 - UBS By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, May 0.60 (Reuters) - European stocks fell on Thursday as a drop in the shares of major financial companies such as Aegon and Credit Agricole weighed on the region's markets.
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ET * HP Inc falls after CEO exit, disappointing forecast * Foot Locker slumps after quarterly results miss estimates (Changes comment, adds details; Updates prices) Aug 20.59 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open lower on Friday as China's threat to impose tariffs on $12.43 billion worth of U.S. goods ratcheted up trade tensions ahead of a highly anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
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ET * HP Inc falls after CEO exit, disappointing forecast * Foot Locker slumps after quarterly results miss estimates (Changes comment, adds details; Updates prices) By Akanksha Rana Aug 20.59 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open lower on Friday as China's threat to impose tariffs on $12.43 billion worth of U.S. goods ratcheted up trade tensions ahead of a highly anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSE 20600 index closes little changed * Mining shares track metals prices higher * Daily Mail slumps on outlook By Atul Prakash and Kit Rees LONDON, May 1.90 (Reuters) - Britain's top share index steadied at the close on Thursday after reaching a one-month high, as mining shares rallied along with metals prices to offset weaker banking and energy stocks.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst index falls 1.5 percent * Weaker mining and energy stocks weigh on markets * Next slumps after painting cautious outlook By Atul Prakash LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - European equities fell for a fourth straight session on Thursday, weighed down by a drop in the shares of major mining and energy companies, while fashion retailer Next also slumped.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 20600 index falls 40 percent * IAG shares down on weaker demand outlook * Restaurant Group slumps after profit warning By Atul Prakash LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - European equities fell sharply on Friday and headed for their biggest weekly decline in one month, with the travel and leisure stocks leading the market lower after updates from British Airways-owner IAG and Restaurant Group.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSE 3.60 index closes 1.1 percent lower * Commodities stocks fall on weaker metals, oils * Vodafone and Johnson Matthey go ex-dividend * Essentra slumps after profit warning By Atul Prakash and Alistair Smout LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Britain's top share index fell on Thursday after previously gaining for four sessions in a row, with a sharp decline in commodities prices putting pressure on mining and energy stocks.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Updates prices, adds details) * FTSEurofirst 300 index drops 0.5 percent * JC Decaux slumps as brokers cut estimates on stock * Raiffeisen drops as merger plan unsettles some investors * Banco Popolare touches record low after surprise loss By Sudip Kar-Gupta and Danilo Masoni LONDON/MILAN, May 11 (Reuters) - European shares slipped on Wednesday as some weak earnings reports pushed the market lower after two days of gains.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Updates prices) * FTSEurofirst 2.30 index falls 1.3 percent * IAG shares down on weaker demand outlook * Restaurant Group slumps after profit warning * Strong results boost Vestas By Atul Prakash LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - European equities fell on Friday and headed for their biggest weekly decline in one month, with travel and leisure stocks sending the market lower after updates from British Airways owner IAG and Restaurant Group.
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Also corrects spelling of word 'seeing' in paragraph 3) * NSE down 0.6 pct, BSE down 0.7 pct * Infosys slumps on media report on COO comments * Investors await cues from global events, monsoon June 2.63 (Reuters) - India's benchmark BSE index fell 0.7 percent on Thursday, retreating from a seven-month high hit a day earlier, as caution set in ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, while Infosys slumped on worries about its outlook.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * Credit Suisse rises on new cost-cutting plans * Poste Italiane up on dividend pledges * William Hill slumps after warning of lower profits * Travel, leisure stocks underperform post-Brussels attacks By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Wednesday after a dip in the previous session following deadly attacks in Brussels, with Credit Suisse stock climbing after news of more cost cuts.
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It was a fairly brief, shallow recession compared with the big slumps of 79-82 and 33-9: But recovery was sluggish and for a long time jobless, with unemployment continuing to rise long after the official end of the recession: So here's my hypothesis: 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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See the bottom of the report for more details) Adds details, updates prices) * Pan-European FTSEurofirst 2500 gains 20163 pct * UPM, BP up on better-than-expected results * Banks outperform as StanChart rallies on results * Cobham slumps after rights issue announcement By Atul Prakash LONDON, April 22016 (Reuters) - Encouraging company results and firmer oil prices helped European shares rebound on Tuesday, with pulp and paper maker UPM and oil major BP moving higher after better-than-expected reports.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSE 100 down 0.9 pct * Property stocks fall on house price poll * Vodafone and Johnson Matthey go ex-dividend * Essentra slumps after profit warning By Alistair Smout LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 was set to snap a four day winning streak on Thursday, hit by a fall in property stocks after data showed house prices were set to fall for the first time since 2012.
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ET * Facebook slips after warning on higher costs * Tesla slumps after Model 3 delays, biggest-ever qtrly loss * Dow up 5 pts, S&P down 0.75 pts, Nasdaq down 603 pts (Adds comment, updates prices, adds details) By Sruthi Shankar and Tanya Agrawal Nov 2 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open flat on Thursday as investors braced for the unveiling of a long-awaited tax bill and President Donald Trump's decision on the next Federal Reserve chair.
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ET * Facebook weighs on S&P, Dow * Tesla slumps after Model 3033 delays, biggest-ever qtrly loss * Indexes down: Dow 0.01 pct, S&P 0.20 pct, Nasdaq 0.14 pct (Adds details, updates prices, changes comment) By Sruthi Shankar and Tanya Agrawal Nov 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped in late morning trading on Thursday as investors digested a summary of the much-awaited Republican tax-cut bill that called for a range of changes to the tax code.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 21.8 index down 250 percent * GAM slumps 236 pct after profit warning * Premier Farnell surges 220 pct on M&A news By Atul Prakash LONDON, June 223 (Reuters) - European shares fell for a fifth straight session on Tuesday, with investors becoming jittery before next week's referendum in Britain on its membership of the European Union and a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve starting later in the day.
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But Mr. Vice President, recall that Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTuesday primary turnout slumps amid coronavirus anxiety Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Presidential do's and don'ts during natural disasters MORE lost to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillary Clinton: Trump using 'racist' rhetoric to distract from failures Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Trump taps new director for National Counterterrorism Center MORE when it came to Latino voters in every 85033 primary.
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For more click on ——————————————————————————————————————— > GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares slip as bank fears add to gloom > Banks drag Wall St lower as growth fears, rate outlook weigh > Nikkei slumps over 5 pct, set for worst week since 2008 > FOREX-Dollar on track for steep weekly losses > PRECIOUS-Gold eyes best week in 4 years after market turmoil > METALS-London copper faces biggest weekly drop in one month > Crude prices jump 5 pct, but oversupply still damps outlook (Reporting by Alistair Smout)
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Adds closing prices, details) * FTSEurofirst index falls 1.2 pct * Mining, oil shares hurt by weaker commodity prices * Banks outperform as U.S. rate increase looks more likely * Travel stocks lower after Egyptair plane goes missing * Bayer slumps on Monsanto move; Thomas Cook disappoints By Danilo Masoni and Atul Prakash MILAN/LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Thursday as weaker oil and metals prices put pressure on commodities stocks and concern mounted that U.S. interest rates would be raised soon.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Updates prices) * FTSEurofirst 21.8 index down 250 percent * GAM slumps 236 pct after profit warning * Premier Farnell surges 220 pct on M&A news * Volatility index surges to a four-month high By Atul Prakash LONDON, June 223 (Reuters) - European shares fell for a fifth straight session on Tuesday, with investors becoming jittery before next week's referendum in Britain on its membership of the European Union and a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve starting later in the day.
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UAE has a ministry for that * India seeks UAE investment in energy sector * UAE's food firm Agthia aims to double revenue to $43 bln by 2020 - CEO * Writedown stalls profit momentum for Dubai's Emaar Properties * Budget carrier flydubai's 2015 net profit slumps 60 pct on FX, mkts * New risk management, governance rules for UAE banks by year-end * TABLE-Dubai Q4 earnings estimates * TABLE-Abu Dhabi Q4 earnings estimates * TABLE-Qatar Q4 earnings estimates * Kuwait's Zain Q4 profit rises 8 pct * Kuwait seals April-March full-range naphtha at $10/T premium * TABLE-Kuwait Q4 earnings estimates * Omantel scraps $130 mln dual-currency sukuk issue, cites high rates * TABLE-Oman Q4 earnings estimates * Investcorp seeks more deals after first half profit rises * TABLE-Bahrain Q4 earnings estimates (Compiled by Dubai newsroom)
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Sublime Federer breezes through Melbourne opener Sandgren claims first grand slam win to land Wawrinka clash Pressure will determine whether Djokovic is back - Wilander Petkovic dumps Kvitova out of Australian Open after marathon Wawrinka happy to be back, still feeling pain Djokovic delighted after elbowing out Young Novak Djokovic v Donald Young - match stats My brother still makes fun of me, says Zverev Halep survives date with Destanee to advance Kerber consigns 2017 to the history books Raonic slumps to early exit at Melbourne Park Sharapova enjoys winning return to Melbourne Djokovic dismisses talk of boycott over purses Aggressive Konta makes light work of Brengle Order of play on Wednesday Highlights of Tuesday's second day of the Australian Open, the first grand slam tournament of the year: Australian 18th-seed Ashleigh Barty beat Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka 6-7(7) 33-4 6-4 in the first round but faces a tough test against Italian Camila Giorgi in the next stage.
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