We had a place to stay near the Piazza Bologna.
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Tell your men to stay near the tree to rest, Kiarostami replies.
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Just stay near the middle… You don't have to do weird things.
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But as a daughter gets older, she will stay near the family.
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Loadings will stay near that level for May, with 1.6 million bpd scheduled.
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Japan's Nikkei was also flat to stay near a recent one-month top.
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The central bank confirmed recently rates will stay near zero for a long time.
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But what happens when interest rates stay near record lows even in good times?
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Japan's Nikkei nudged 0.2 percent higher to stay near a recent one-month top.
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He told her to stay near the phone and that he would text his father.
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If you want to be in the center of the action, stay near Covent Garden.
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Central banks have made clear interest rates will stay near record lows for years more.
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Temperatures will stay near average for most of the locations after the system moves out.
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The IMF said it expected Germany's current account surplus to stay near record levels this year.
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Either way, having seen this astonishing example of friendship, Dionysius is desperate to stay near it.
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It's also one of the most convenient places to stay near the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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You stay near the doorway and try to get a sense of what you're looking at.
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As the dollar strengthened, gold prices eased to stay near the lowest since late December at $1,290.5.
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But Bullock wants to stay near his family and has repeatedly rebuffed the Senate Democrats' recruiting efforts.
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He asked a close friend to stay near the stage and watch him, in case anything happened.
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But others elect to stay near their siblings and help create a second phase of family life.
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We must stay near water, but unless supplies are coming in we rarely stay at official campsites.
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Wagers on a more restrained Fed helped gold stay near a five-month peak around $1,245.61 an ounce.
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Who stays here: Corporate business travelers, families, and tourists who want to stay near the waterfront's main attractions.
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CRACUNS doesn't need to stay near the water's surface, either—it can rise from several hundred feet underwater.
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Another resident, Rehana Begum, said she was also told to leave her home and stay near the river.
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Wagers on a more restrained Fed helped gold stay near a five-month peak around $1,244 an ounce.
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Wagers on a more restrained Fed helped gold stay near a five-month peak around $1,244.17 an ounce.
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CAN'T, NOT WON'T Central banks have made clear interest rates will stay near record lows for years more.
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The dollar rose 0.2 percent against a basket of major currencies to stay near the highest since mid-November.
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Except we still couldn't go home: We needed to stay near Stanford Hospital for at least three more months.
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Since Vice President Mike Pence is on government business in Dublin, Ireland, you'd think he'd stay near the city.
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But the 46-year-old Mickelson did not miss a beat, carding a 68 to stay near the lead.
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For a bit more — from about $40 to $80 — you can stay near beaches like Ashwem, Morjim or Mandrem.
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But he expects he will be far from the only evacuee aiming to stay near the center of the city.
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The greenback eased against the yen to 105.40 to stay near a seven-month low of 105.25 hit on Friday.
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On Friday evening, the IDF told civilians living near Gaza to stay near bomb shelters as the security situation worsened.
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On Wednesday, Odinga running mate Kalonzo Musyoka told voters to stay near polling stations after the vote to prevent rigging.
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It will stay near the moon the entire night as it rises and then sets in the Southwest before dawn.
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He also believes it would be advisable for Irom to stay near medical resources in case of any unlikely unexpected complications.
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Asked about the outlook for Japan's premiums, Hamaji, also president of Mitsubishi Aluminum, said they will stay near their current levels.
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He planned to stay near the border, but government officials warned him he'd be "fresh meat for cartels," Salgado told me.
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Just before the monarchy fell, they came to stay near Amini's family, among relatives who were not engaged in political fights.
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Many economists expect wage growth to finally perk up this year and the jobless rate to stay near 50-year lows.
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This behavior may allow falcon parents to stay near their nest, and still have a meal close by to nourish their offspring.
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The females stay near to the ground, emitting faint flashes of light undetectable to humans, while the males hover several feet ahead.
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It's perhaps not so surprising that America's armed forces will stay near the US-Mexico border for an extended period of time.
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Mr. Trump hopes to push oil prices even lower, but analysts say it's probably in everyone's best interests if they stay near current levels.
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In the future, I'd tell my child to talk to adults they trust (including his parents, of course!), and stay near adults and other kids.
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Earlier, the State Bank cut several interest rates to increase liquidity and support economic growth, which the country hopes will stay near 7% this year.
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However, economic growth has struggled to stay near 1 percent over the past two years and has not broken above 2 percent in about five years.
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Scott Sheffield, Pioneer's outgoing chief executive, said he expects the company to be cash flow neutral by 2018 if oil prices stay near $55 per barrel.
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Brazilian CDS slipped one basis point to 386 bps, near four-month lows, Markit said, while the real firmed 0.2 percent to stay near six-month highs.
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While MINUSCA has made progress in clearing schools by militias, fighters sometimes stay near school grounds, leaving teachers and pupils too afraid to return, according to HRW.
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Earnings are forecast to stay near all-time highs at a time when regional rivals like Cathay Pacific and Air New Zealand are warning they face profit declines.
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On Thursday, when stocks closed firmly in the green, someone made a bet that the VIX would stay near current levels through the end of the first quarter.
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After dusk, the authorities instructed the residents of communities close to the Gaza border to stay near their safe rooms and bomb shelters amid almost constant rocket fire.
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Southern Resident killer whales, which consist of three different pods, generally stay near British Columbia and Washington State, though some swim north to Alaska and south to California.
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Coalition advisors were initially concentrated at a high-level headquarters in Baghdad but have fanned out over the past two years to multiple locations to stay near advancing troops.
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And most people in most of the world are just like you and me: preferring to stay near home if it's safe and if we can feed our families.
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Some local hospital administrators were reluctant to give up their patients, and sometimes patients themselves wanted to stay near home, even when conditions at their hospitals appeared dangerous. Gov.
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As long as interest rates stay near historic lows, "anyone will scramble for what yield they can find", says Bowen, the ex-Citigroup whistleblower, who now lectures on ethics.
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It's mostly obvious stuff — stay near a source of water, make sure to build defenses — but the narrator, a man named Miguel, also provides the location for his own camp.
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In Doha, the stock index may stay near January 2016 lows ahead of a meeting by the four Arab states which are boycotting it later in the day in Cairo.
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"We expect the rouble rate against the U.S. dollar to stay near current levels in coming months," said Alexei Kuznetsov, head of economic research at Eurasian Development Bank in Moscow.
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John Williams, the president of the San Francisco Fed, argued earlier in the day that the rate looks likely to stay near zero through at least the end of this year.
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The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it expects the benchmark rate to stay near 2.4 percent by the end of 2019, slashing its forecast from 2 hikes for the year to zero.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital, said on Tuesday that there is "big money" to be made on the "short side" if equities fail to stay near current highs.
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Laws that mandate forced waiting periods delay care and mean abortion is only available to people with transportation, child care, paid leave from work and someplace to stay near a clinic.
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"Although supply/demand conditions might come into balance later this year or early next year, they are almost certainly not going to stay near a balanced condition for very long," Brenner said.
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Russian shares rose 0.6% to stay near record highs, while those listed in Johannesburg gained almost 0.3% "It's a couple of things," said Koon Chow, EM FX and macro analyst at UBP.
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Interest rates look set to stay near historically low levels, much of Europe is struggling to generate economic growth, and there are worries that central banks may be running out of ammunition.
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People get trapped in private bubbles of speech, as it were, bouncing off their nearest and dearest, although the likelihood that anyone will stay near and dear to anyone else feels increasingly remote.
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The chances for more monetary easing could rise the longer oil prices stay near their current low levels, and if uncertainty over the outlook for the Chinese economy and the yuan increases, Wan added.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital, said on Tuesday that there is "big money" to be made on the "short side" if equities fail to stay near current highs.
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Tsipras urged refugees and migrants to "abandon persistent efforts" to stay near the Greek border town of Idomeni because they put their lives at risk and called on them to move to shelters instead.
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Parents wanting to help move their student in or out of their dorm, visit for orientation or graduation, or for other high-traffic weekends might find that it's fairly costly to stay near campus.
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Saturday is looking the nicest, with sunshine and blue skies, while Sunday and Monday seem a bit iffy (read: cloudy with a small chance of rain), but the highs should stay near 70 throughout.
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The clinic has a maternal waiting home, where mothers can stay near the end of their pregnancy, eliminating the risk that they will go into labor in a village too far from emergency care.
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Devastated but not deterred he became the water boy for the football team, just to stay near the sport, and then he got his act together and was back on the team the next year.
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The spacecraft will stay near Bennu for the next few years, sticking around until 2020 when it will make contact with the asteroid's surface, hopefully picking up a sample before taking its leave in 2021.
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Along the way, humans learned to cultivate grains, such as wheat and rice, which showed them "the value of a fixed abode," since farmers had to stay near their crops to tend and harvest them.
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Meanwhile, trip delay insurance lets you apply for some reimbursement when a delay of your trip results in surprise expenses, such as an unplanned hotel stay near the airport when your flight is on hold.
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NEW YORK, July 12 (Reuters) - Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital, said on Tuesday that there is "big money" to be made on the "short side" if equities fail to stay near current highs.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Marco Rubio finished third Monday night in Iowa, but he may have won the establishment credibility he needs to stay near the top of the Republican presidential race for the long-term.
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If 215-year Treasury yields stay near their seven-year peaks, borrowing costs on U.S. 22019-year mortgages would increase 24 to 228 basis points by the upcoming week, Freddie Mac's chief economist Sam Khater estimates.
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The trading company is paying about $12,500 a day for the ship to stay near China as executives decide what to do next, meaning it will have paid about $400,85033 so far, according to The Guardian.
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Instead, it was a giant sweep that left Democrats invigorated and Republicans worried: If the numbers stay near where they are right now, and the normal rules apply, then 2018 could be a Democratic wave year.
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Given that key aspects of the agreement were unclear, including whether Mexico has pledged to buy more U.S. agricultural products, it is not inconceivable that the tariff threat returns if migrant flows stay near current levels.
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Banking shares dominate Abu Dhabi's index, but trading volumes may stay near recent low levels as some traders are on their summer break, while others are waiting for second- quarter earnings before adding to their positions.
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With supermarket shelves already going bare in Florida, many are basing crucial storm decisions, such as whether to stay near the shore or head inland, in large part on forecast graphics like the cone of uncertainty map.
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The nine-member board is likely to roughly maintain its forecast made in January that inflation will hit 1.8 percent in fiscal 2019, and project inflation to stay near 2 percent the following year, the sources say.
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Chief executive of rival Gunvor, Torbjorn Tornqvist, said oil prices will likely stay near current levels of $75 per barrel next year as most producers reckon that higher prices would destroy demand and create a new glut.
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The address makes it an optimal booking for first or second-time visitors to New York who want to maximize sightseeing and stay near all the action, or business travelers who plan to work in the area.
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When the debate feed cut to wide shots of the whole stage, it was obvious he was generally trying to stay near his chair, and she was moving to speak to whichever audience member had asked a question.
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The buck's long stay near the top of its trading range has weighed on the balance sheets of multinationals like Procter & Gamble Co and Whirlpool Corp, making it less profitable for them to convert foreign earnings into dollars.
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Business travelers can stay near the airport where it is a bit less expensive than in downtown Seattle, he said, "and close to their flight home," but they still have easy access to downtown for meetings or entertainment.
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But it the late 1980s and onward during economic growth, it climbed to stay near replacement levels (2.1 births per woman), making the U.S. somewhat of an anomaly among developed economies, according to Global Aging Institute president Richard Jackson.
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Moreover, assuming franchise margin and company-operated margin stay near 3Q17 levels of 83% and 19%, respectively, franchising could comprise more than 4803% of McDonald's restaurant margin dollars (before selling, general and administrative expenses) and cash flow by 2019.
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"The JGB yield curve is likely to stay near the current levels for the time being after the BOJ indicated that the bottom of its target range is minus 0.10 percent," said Naoya Oshikubo, fixed income strategist at Barclays.
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My first experience with a pump required me to stay near a wall socket and hunch over for a good 20 to 30 minutes for fear the milk collected might spill all over the place (which it did anyway, frequently).
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The dollar continued to lose ground, slipping 0.3 percent to stay near seven-week lows against a basket of currencies In another sign of markets' new-found optimism, the safe-haven yen slipped to two-month lows against the dollar .
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Jean's younger brother, Coco, in order to stay near Pierre-Auguste after the death of their mother, accepted his father's offer to work in a ceramics studio built next to the painter's atelier at Les Collettes, the family home near Nice.
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In addition, the winner of the auction will be seated at Riggle's table at the Awards Dinner following the golf tournament, have photo-ops on the camouflage carpet and receive gift cards, swag and a complimentary two-night hotel stay near the course.
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At weddings, Whiting also notices when couples make "lots of eye contact and subtle physical contact like hand holding, even when they're not looking at each other," and stay near each other during the reception even as they're socializing with guests and family.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Borrowing costs on U.S. 30-year mortgages would increase 10 to 15 basis points by next week if benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were to stay near their seven-year peak, Freddie Mac's chief economist Sam Khater said on Thursday.
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Since I didn't have a plane ticket, Mr. Brinker had to escort me to Classified and stay near me throughout because according to Transportation Security Administration rules, the escort and the escorted always have to be within earshot and visibility of each other.
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If both ships are orbiting Scarif (which probably is not the case, given that they stay near the shield gate, but just go with it for the sake of argument), it would be just as if they are in a region with no gravitational forces.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan will likely maintain its view inflation will reach its 1.03 percent target next fiscal year and project it will stay near that level the following year, in new forecasts due out next week, sources familiar with its thinking said.
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The couple also remodeled the dining room of the Target House at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital —which offers the families of kids battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses a free place to stay near the hospital in Memphis, Tennessee — using pieces from their Target collection.
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He said the economy's "extremely strong" performance has made him confident now that inflation will stay near or even move slightly above the Fed's 2 percent target, while unemployment remains low and GDP growth continues in a range of 2.5 percent to 3 percent at least through next year.
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If the V30 can stay near $650 and away from the Note 8's sky-high $930 price tag, this phone could be a great alternative for people who want a premium big screen device but don't care about the Samsung Note 8's styluses and unnecessary digital assistants.
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The dollar rose 0.2 percent to 111.93 yen to stay near Friday's 10-week high of 112.08, while the Canadian dollar slid to near six-week lows after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was hit by cabinet resignations and bets Canada's central bank is also about to change tack.
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Although you're rooted to your feetYou long for the sky;Although you're sister to the dustYou yearn to fly high Baha'i woman recalls imprisonment in Iran 'Stay near that we may be reunited' On that September evening when Sabet was no longer a prisoner, she emerged from Evin with a purple head scarf.
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