Why is it that three well-adjusted children who grew up to have steady partners and steady jobs and steady residences all decided against reproduction?
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I figured I can do something with Steady, Steady can do something with Ring.
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A steady decline in population has been matched by a steady rise in violent crime.
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By the way, one of the benefits of a steady dollar, steady, is a lower inflation rate.
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I am almost 34 and my son needs a steady life and my life is not steady.
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This is not unusual even for people like federal employees who hold steady jobs at steady pay.
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My platelets, my blood counts are steady, my weight is steady … the cancer indicators – those are coming down.
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My platelets, my blood counts are steady, my weight is steady…the cancer indicators – those are coming down.
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BUILDER CONFIDENCE HOLDS STEADY IN MAY: Home builder confidence held steady in May as the housing market gradually improves.
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He said, "Real estate markets are steady, the housing market looks like it's stabilized … If the labor market can continue to remain steady and domestic demand is steady as well, we might avoid a technical recession."
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SAFE HAVENS STEADY Safe haven assets, which panicked investors had flocked to last week, saw their prices steady on Tuesday.
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Stocks in defensive sectors, which generally pay steady dividends and have steady earnings, languished for the first months of 2500.
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Steady, consistent San Antonio has lost its steady, consistent future Hall of Famer, Tim Duncan, who announced his retirement in July.
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Growers in recent years have already reported steady declines in wholesale prices of marijuana, although retail prices have remained relatively steady.
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STEADY RECOVERY Thursday's announcement brings a halt to the steady recovery Pearson had been making, helped by years of cost cuts.
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Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Ditto for the improved Super Steady offering, which smooths out shaky video, including Hyperlapse mode, where handshakes are a big issue.
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Ice shelves in Antarctica had generally remained steady, and even grew, despite the steady collapse of ice up north in the Arctic.
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If You're Looking For A Steady Stream Of Side Money A steady side hustle can be as easy as downloading an app.
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Fed holds interest rates steady: The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday and hinted at an upcoming hike in June.
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Steady Credit Metrics Fitch expects funds from operations (FFO) margin to remain steady at around 10% over the rating horizon to FY18.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Temperatures are roughly steady overnight, in the 50s, as periods of steady rain, drizzle and showers move through.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS BROAD ECONOMY, STEADY GROWTH: British Columbia's diverse economy continues its steady pace of economic growth, ahead of most other provinces.
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And for baseball's spectrum to be fully filled-in, it too needs them both: the steady hand and the thrillingly un-steady one.
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Second, the unemployment rate held steady at its 49-year low of 3.7 percent, despite a larger labor force, indicating steady employment absorption.
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Steady Free Cash Flow We expect cash flow to remain steady with an FFO margin of around 11033% over the next two years.
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Steady pressure and the will to challenge both the open-borders left and the business-first right are the keys to steady progress.
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Clinton as much as Mr. Trump — and I think that Mike is a steady hand, and folks want to see a steady hand.
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Among other precious metals, silver was steady at $15.24 per ounce and platinum eased 0.7% to $812.301 Palladium was steady at $1,522.05 an ounce.
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HOME-BUILDER CONFIDENCE HOLDS STEADY: Home builder confidence held steady in March even as the industry faces a shortage of workers and available lots.
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HOME PRICES MAINTAIN STEADY GAINS: Home prices increased at a steady pace in May over the past year, a new report showed on Tuesday.
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We are, in fact, not seeing that and clients that we see in a steady-state world, they're not worried about steady stream liquidity.
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There's something to be said for slow and steady — I think it's too slow and too steady, but at least you know it'll work.
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Steady Credit Metrics, Leverage: Fitch expects funds from operations (FFO) margin to remain steady at around 9% to 10% over the rating horizon to FY0003.
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Equities held steady after the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady, as expected, after concluding a two-day policy meeting on Wednesday.
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Preliminary data from property consultant CoreLogic out on Monday showed home prices across the capital cities were steady last week, breaking months of steady declines.
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"My wife had a steady job and steady paycheck, so it was obvious I would be the one taking care of our son," he said.
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Icahn's insider campaign provoked intense scrutiny from Congress, in a steady stream of oversight requests, and from the media, in a steady stream of reporting.
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The Mexican peso was largely steady before its central bank meeting, where policymakers are seen holding interest rates steady amid signs of weakness in the economy.
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"Elaine Duke is a steady hand at the wheel so you don't need to rush this process, because she's very, very steady," said a congressional aide.
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Steady Leverage Expected: We currently expect Lodha's leverage to remain steady at around 70% in the next two years, supported by the company's strong domestic performance.
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Steady Revenue Performance The ratings reflect Henkel's steady sales growth and profit performance over the years and we expect this to continue over the rating horizon.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's central bank held rates steady on Tuesday, a widely expected decision given policymakers recently signaled a steady outlook for much of the year ahead.
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Fed steady on interest rates, but suggests hike coming: The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady Wednesday but made clear that it sees an increase coming soon.
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I think that the level that we're making investments has been very steady over the last few years and we project it to be steady going forward.
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A steady or lower U.S. interest rate bodes well for emerging market currencies, which took a hit last year thanks to a steady rise in the rate.
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"We need a steady hand at the Department of Justice, and I believe Mr. Barr provides that steady hand," said Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, the committee's chairman.
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Steady International Performance Although Ladbrokes (post-merger) will remain highly concentrated in UK operations, we expect the international performance to be fairly steady despite challenges in certain markets.
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For their money, ratepayers get a steady push for the utility to shift its investments to cheaper renewable sources, along with a steady reduction in energy use through efficiency.
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"We expect them to achieve 5-10 percent steady annual earnings growth during 2017-2019, driven by steady gross credit growth, stable NIM and strong fee income," they said.
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In the poll, cash levels were steady at 6.6 percent of global balanced portfolios, suggesting investors were keeping their powder dry, whilst equity holdings were steady at 44.1 percent.
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The fact that the people infected and those fearful of becoming so are real people who desperately need the steady hand of a steady leader is lost on him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emerging market economies have seen a steady stream of interest rate rises as central banks are battling to contain inflationary pressures or act to steady their currencies.
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Steady appears to be the new bar, and according to market sentiment, steady appears good enough to further support expectations of three additional Federal Reserve rate hikes this year.
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If the economy is struggling, enrollment goes up because more people are financially insecure; when it's good, enrollment goes down because more people have steady jobs and steady wages.
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As to wealth, the steady progress of the Victorian period matches a steady increase in British happiness, as did the economic boom of the 1920s, which also lifted American spirits.
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As to wealth, the steady progress of the Victorian period matched a steady increase in British happiness, as did the economic boom of the 1920s, which also lifted American spirits.
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Gold prices held steady on Thursday, having earlier hit a nine-month high, after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady and said it would be patient on further hikes.
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In Southeast Asia, Malaysia's central bank held its benchmark rates steady at 3.0 percent, because the economy was projected to remain steady and expand within its expectations this year, Reuters reported.
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With my iPhone 6, I'd have pressed it on the train's glass window and held it really steady, cramping my arms in the process, to get a smooth and steady video.
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Then the economy crashed & I couldn't find steady work.
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" Bannon, in turn, described Priebus as "indefatigable" and "steady.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was steady at $1,502.53 .
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Again, on both sides it's a steady of ... exactly.
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Relax — you're in good, if not exactly steady, hands.
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Rick and Bobby ( together ): We both have steady girlfriends!
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"Time Today" — BJ The Chicago Kid"Steady Love" — India.
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That compass — provided by friends, influences, collaborators — stays steady.
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"I think the PBOC will maintain the dollar-yuan fixing below 20.0 to keep the yuan basically steady," he said, adding that he expects the yuan to remain steady during trade negotiations.
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Find a steady supportFor a lot of mobile photos, a steady hand is crucial—particularly in low light situations where your phone's going to struggle to get much light into the lens.
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"The stock markets are supported by steady growth in earnings," said Mutsumi Kagawa, chief global strategist at Rakuten Securities, noting steady growth in forward earnings in the United States, Japan and elsewhere.
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Like the original Steady, the Level uses interchangeable attachment heads to allow it to function as a fork or spoon (the attachment heads aren't cross-compatible between the Steady and Level models, however).
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The classic method of pricing financial assets is to say they are worth the discounted value of future cashflows; since central banks have kept the discount rate steady, prices have been steady too.
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"The pickup in PPI shows that demand remains steady, and we expect third-quarter economic growth to remain steady from the first half," said Zhang Yiping, an economist at Merchants Securities in Shenzhen.
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"States are increasingly relying on phase-down efforts or revenue triggers so that cuts happen automatically in a slow and steady way, or in a revenue-contingent slow and steady way," Drenkard said.
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"I was at the polls most of the day, and I did note a steady stream of female voters — there were plenty of male voters, too — but just a steady stream," she said.
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REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed The steady hands of Xi JinpingChina is calmly mapping out global leadership aspirations from trade to climate change, drawing distinctions between President Xi Jinping's steady hand and President Donald Trump.
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Last week, the Fed voted to hold interest rates steady.
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That may be because steady dividend payers are more solid.
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Warm up for five minutes with a slow, steady jog.
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"We just continue to make a steady level of improvements."
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Nate Silver's army of statisticians at FiveThirtyEight are more steady.
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The dollar was steady, trading at $1.1196 against the euro.
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With a steady supply of insanely strong coffee, that's how.
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"Slow and steady," Hostin said of how Goldberg is doing.
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To breathe slow and steady the pace of your body.
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Against the euro, it was broadly steady at 87.60 pence.
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Despite steady growth over the years, charter schools remain controversial.
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The dollar held steady on the day at 106.22 yen.
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Having a steady water supply is also a constant concern.
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"Steady as she goes" only works if she's going great.
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Add the broth in a slow, steady stream, stirring well.
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He smiled, hands falling to my hips to steady me.
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Slow and steady wins the romantic race this December, Pisces.
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Life expectancy Life expectancy has remained fairly steady under Obama.
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The euro was relatively steady on the dollar at $1.1119.
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The market travels in sudden bursts, not a steady pace.
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Throughout most of high school I had one steady girlfriend.
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Hydro power generation was steady at 3.9 TWh, RTE said.
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The rupee traded steady in dull trade, currency dealers said.
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Against the euro , sterling was broadly steady at 89.15 pence.
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The community has grown at a steady pace ever since.
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It's already hard enough renting property without a steady income.
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"He's been steady," Twins manager Paul Molitor said of Mauer.
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That steady iteration is also a strategy for setting expectations.
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DXY was also steady at 99.75 while the yen JPY=.
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Although it has released steady updates of its existing hardware.
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The yuan last traded steady at 7.0069 per dollar offshore .
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"Break the internet" has maintained steady search interest ever since.
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U.S. gold futures were also steady at $21,2373 an ounce.
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In other metals, silver was steady at $14.97 per ounce.
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That number has been on a slow and steady decline.
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In both endeavors, his steady nerves were his best asset.
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Trump's approval rating has remained steady at 39%, Gallup found.
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Food and medicine imports have been steady in recent months.
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It has overseen steady economic growth and liberalised social policy.
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But Booker has been a steady leader on this issue.
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Versus the dollar, the pound was broadly steady at $1.2681.
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Without a steady venue or media coverage, however, he struggled
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Support for the remain camp held steady at 103 percent.
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Support for the remain camp held steady at 230 percent.
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Maybe he wanted the steady work and the massive paycheck.
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After the game, a steady rain fell in San Diego.
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But steady rain throughout the day has dampened the ash.
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Since the climb back in March, markets have remained steady.
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Other rival crowdfunding platforms for creators include Flattr and Steady.
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European stock markets were broadly steady after a choppy start.
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Urns, for example, can be moved by two steady hands.
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"Slow and steady is the road to wealth," said Christakos.
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From there, Martin continued getting steady writing work in Hollywood.
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I scream because she has to keep a steady voice.
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Russia's rouble held steady and South Africa's rand jumped 0.6%.
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The US needs a president with "steady hands," she said.
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For Ms Iparraguirre, it is the only steady work available.
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Despite the rally in stocks, U.S. Treasury yields were steady.
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The dollar was steady against the Japanese yen at 113.30.
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A steady stream of politicians has since made the pilgrimage.
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The shows have found a steady audience in that slot.
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Performance was lacklustre and a steady flow of redemptions followed.
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China's steady growth continues to bring opportunities to the world.
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The number of shrines is in slow but steady decline.
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In commodity markets, gold was steady at $1,276.50 an ounce.
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" She accused Trump of unleashing a "steady stream of bigotry.
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The pound was steady at $1.3042 after inching lower overnight.
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A steady succession of official initiatives has gradually improved matters.
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Prior to the change, GameStop's holiday performance remained relatively steady.
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A steady paycheck means an apartment, dating, and a life.
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The 'indestructible' ball is a steady companion for active dogs.
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In March it thought it would hold rates steady instead.
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Either way, it means plenty of steady work for cryptographers.
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The steady wave of new fighters for Super Smash Bros.
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Steady declines in U.S. output is adding to the rebalancing.
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Online sales had been steady, but there wasn't much growth.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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U.S. gold futures were also steady at $1,318 an ounce.
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Against the euro, sterling was broadly steady at 87.575 pence.
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Only his unflinchingly steady eyes hint at his rough past.
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But a steady aesthetic isn't relegated to old Hollywood stars.
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The dollar was steady against the yen at 114.70 yen.
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The U.S. central bank held borrowing costs steady on Wednesday.
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In commodity markets, gold held steady at $1,227.33 an ounce .
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However, PMI data on Monday signaled steady growth last month.
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In the beginning, we started a slow and steady volley.
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We're making steady but slow progress, because of resource constraints.
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It shows a steady decline over the past 20 years.
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Temperatures hold fairly steady in the 30s under cloudy skies.
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Analysts broadly expected the central bank to hold rates steady.
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The unemployment rate probably will hold steady at 4.9 percent.
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She begins, voice cracking first before becoming steady and strong.
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She needs a steady income and garment jobs are abundant.
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Misti and Steve kept a steady vigil at Saint Francis.
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It was steady last week after two weeks of losses.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 0.0.1 percent.
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Continue whisking while adding the cream in a steady stream.
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Against the euro, it was broadly steady at 85.53 pence.
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The euro was relatively steady on the dollar at $1.1125.
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On Thursday, the Bank of England kept interest rates steady.
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The Swiss franc, another safe haven, was steady at 0.9844.
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Still, even then, everything held steady for a couple minutes.
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That income is steady and separate from our trip account.
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Immediate fixed annuities, in particular, offer steady pay, she said.
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The dollar held steady against the yen at 113.19 yen.
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He is making a recovery, a slow and steady recovery.
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Oil prices held steady after ending the last session higher.
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This steady state of bigotry exists both online, and offline.
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It also cuts off Pakistani traders from a steady market.
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This steady shift in the electorate's composition should benefit Democrats.
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Panic about China's ability to maintain steady growth is unwarranted.
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Against the yen, the dollar held steady at 111.90 yen.
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The Hang Seng China Enterprises index was steady at 11,231.73.
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Global markets have been steady heading into Friday's jobs report.
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U.S. gold futures were also steady at $1,314.80 an ounce.
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The market had expected both rates to be kept steady.
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Its unemployment rate came in at a steady 4.9 percent.
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Some stocks had volatile weeks and other, more steady weeks.
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They say the vibrating signals won't disrupt a steady workout.
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The overall unemployment rate held steady at 3.8% in March.
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It's been a slow and steady downhill slope since then.
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Only a few issues have more steady interest over time.
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This will complicate the government's efforts to steady the economy.
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Reports since that time sadly told of a steady decline.
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It also held its growth forecasts steady for next year.
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The growth of the games has been far from steady.
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Price rises accelerate even as unemployment holds steady or rises.
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The pound was steady at $1.3036 after inching lower overnight.
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The euro was also steady on the day, at $1.1990.
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If your hands aren't particularly steady, you'll get blurry shots.
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Disney's "The Lion King" has delivered steady profits since 1997.
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Diess has overseen a steady rise in Volkswagen brand sales.
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The kayak holds steady; a light breeze cools my face.
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It may be that slow and steady wins the race.
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The upper chamber is lucky to have your steady leadership.
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But I hope I'm seen as steady, prudent and able.
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Against the yen, the dollar was mostly steady at 109.76.
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There's been a steady push and pull to Miguel's career.
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Another month of steady gains is expected in manufacturing employment.
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And then we've had a steady drumbeat of new titles.
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But Brent crude was steady at $72.83 by 1230 GMT.
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Swiss unemployment rate steady in July Reporting by Zurich newsroom
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Versus the euro, the pound was steady at 86.31 pence.
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The policy overhaul follows a steady flow of community bans.
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But baseball's cultural relevance has been in a steady decline.
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It paid the bills, but it wasn't a steady salary.
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The dollar held steady against the yen at 113.22 yen.
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Returns for currency funds are steady so far this year.
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Versus the euro, the pound was steady at 86.31 pence.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 2.0953 percent.
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Economic reports continue to point to steady, albeit sluggish, growth.
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You get years of steady disappearance, with an indeterminate end.
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The Bank of England kept interest rates steady on Thursday.
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Against the yen, the greenback was mostly steady at 110.72.
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Outside, the sounds of rebuilding — hammering, sawing, laughter — were steady.
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The dollar was steady against a basket of major currencies.
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Clinton may not be perfect but her hands are steady.
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You need to be steady, and measured, and well informed.
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More surprising has been the steady climb of the markets.
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Outside the Stadium, there is a steady murmur of discontent.
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The DVR numbers have held steady for the past year.
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Steady and serious, Ms. May wants to end the turmoil.
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They're also highly lucrative and growing at a steady clip.
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But off camera, he's steady, really smart and good company.
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The BSP's policy rate has been steady since September 2014.
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Its financials have been in a steady decline for years.
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Property remains popular with SWFs for its steady income stream.
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In other precious metals, was steady at $16.47 per ounce.
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In most combat scenarios, I find that I'm pretty steady.
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The underemployment rate held steady, but at a cyclical low.
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"It comes down to slow, steady, and controlled," Castano said.
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PHILIPPINE C.BANK KEEPS OVERNIGHT BORROWING RATE STEADY AT 4.0 PCT
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And here's the Hold Steady song that delivered today's headline.
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Against the yen, the dollar was steady at at 109.87.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected it to hold steady.
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That doesn't happen without a steady hand on the sideline.
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Steady economic growth has encouraged employers to step up hiring.
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If you start to topple, steady yourself against the wall.
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A proper monetary policy would keep nominal GDP growth steady.
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So upstairs, we have dolly shots and steady camera work.
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He is steady and strong, but also verbal and vulnerable.
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According to Kuhn, intellectual progress is not steady and gradual.
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Stir frequently, cooking it slow and steady to minimize evaporation.
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Meanwhile, steady employment has empowered Saudi women in immeasurable ways.
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The Swiss franc, another safe haven, traded steady at 0.9848.
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There was this slow but steady creep until around 2001.
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Yet Hollywood's still pumping them out at a steady clip.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 21 percent.
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Solange's love for Incubus seems to have held steady, though.
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Slow and steady wins the romantic race this May, Aries.
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But their positive effects on CO2 pollution have remained steady.
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We have been seeing steady improvement without signs of overheating.
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The net result: there wasn't any steady sense of progression.
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"It's really hard to have a steady CPM," Alexander said.
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By running a steady pace, he maximized his daily rest.
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Against the Japanese currency, the dollar was steady at 21.22.
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They expect the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.9%.
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The yield held steady on Tuesday at the weekly auction.
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In New York meteorologists said steady snow will fall overnight.
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There are no waves; it's just like a steady line.
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But a steady stream of news stories has stoked concern.
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It was just a very steady assured performance for him.
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After months of steady progress, Warren now jockeys with Sen.
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He put out mixtapes for free at a steady clip.
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My parents are old, and I can't find steady work.
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Instead, the wage growth picture is steady as she goes.
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But their steady call for reparations has never been met.
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The Times has made steady progress as an online publisher.
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That rate has held steady, peaking at 93,000 in 2014.
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Now, steady solar electricity is available 24 hours a day.
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Weather: Holding steady: mostly sunny with a high of 41.
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The offense has flourished with steady production from all corners.
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"A landlord is most interested in steady income," he said.
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Samson isn't simple, but he's steady, just what Rhiannon needs.
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Both shows have long been steady performers for their networks.
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Zeno has a pregnant wife and he needs steady work.
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"I envision our heading remaining generally steady," Admiral Schultz said.
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That number has remained steady over recent decades, she said.
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But public opinion has shown a steady turnaround since then.
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Perhaps a steady gig, at a large newspaper, was reliable.
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A steady easterly fetch may keep reinforcing that cooler feeling.
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His calm and steady demeanor made him an easy target.
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Noise canceling headphones reduce steady droning sounds like airplane engines.
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The stock is steady at just over $32 a share.
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For a steady downpour, crank it all the way open.
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We need presidential leadership that's honest, trusted, truthful and steady.
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The euro held steady at $1.0846 in Asia on Thursday.
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Remarkably, this union premium has held steady since the 1930s.
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The Hang Seng China Enterprises index was steady at 10,485.16.
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His lack of steady leadership shows how unqualified he is.
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But ultimately, Mah decided to stick with her steady strategy.
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A steady response to the eclipse could bolster those arguments.
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Crowds of pedestrians gave way to steady flows of riders.
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Fire TV's steady expansion on the international front now continues.
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"That is … no joke," I said, and held myself steady.
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He is steady and calm, ready to do the job.
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The unemployment rate held steady at 5.8 percent, as expected.
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The Chinese currency in the offshore market was broadly steady.
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It was also steady against the euro at 85.50 pence.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was steady at 112.36.
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Over generations, genetic mutations arise at a roughly steady rate.
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Still, McConnell remained steady and stoic, the answer was no.
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Against the euro sterling was broadly steady at 86.80 pence.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,0.13 per ounce by 0345GMT.
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Not only that, but with sanitation the market is steady.
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David would steady my father, and my father guided David.
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It would slow the steady technological advance toward cleaner cars.
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As a freelance writer, I don't have a steady income.
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Outside, the daily steady shuffle of tourists posed for pictures.
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But slow and steady wins the race, as they say.
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STOCKS: U.S. stocks were steady, with the S&P 500 .
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Today, that small, steady trickle feels more like a waterfall.
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The yuan last traded steady at 7.0069 per dollar offshore .
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Technically, most steady background whirr isn't white noise at all.
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The U.S. unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% in August.
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The average workweek held steady at 463 hours in September.
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Congress has ignored the White House's requests, keeping funding steady.
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Skies are mainly clear, and temperatures continue a steady descent.
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Regional equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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Output in Iran and the United Arab Emirates was steady.
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Nor could he obtain a credit card, lacking steady income.
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However, its gains were capped by steady corporate dollar demand.
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Slow and steady The movements in qigong are very slow.
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
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A steady procession of rescue boats floated into the area.
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Trump's approval in Quinnipiac remains steady -- 41% approve, 55% disapprove.
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That number stayed relatively steady in 2018, at 201 incidents.
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A steady stream of warplanes has flown home since then.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield was steady at 3.50 percent .
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The unemployment rate is forecast to be steady at 3.7%.
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All of this portends a slow, steady lurch toward disaster.
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However, that's after a steady decline over the past year.
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Democrats have maintained a steady lead in generic ballot polls.
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It paid $11 an hour with no steady work shifts.
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The uninsured rate remained roughly steady at less than 10%.
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Console makers keep up a steady drumbeat of media coverage.
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Above all, Johnson credits her faith for keeping her steady.
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The Fed was widely expected to keep monetary policy steady.
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"It was steady," said Hugo Nathan, a London art adviser.
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That ratio held pretty steady last year, averaging eight percent.
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"Cohn is a steady hand," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Then Alcoa arrived, and with it, his first steady job.
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The Hang Seng China Enterprises index was steady at 6.9623,485.16.
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Still, Mr. Schiller maintained a steady presence protecting Mr. Trump.
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Steady to firmer cash hog markets lent support, traders said.
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And since then, it's been a significant, steady background influence.
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In the debates, he was steady, loose and largely unscathed.
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You're talking about a month or two of steady warfare.
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The number of reported rapes seems to be holding steady.
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It's a very steady, low volatility, sector compared to tech.
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Leaving Neverland gives us that, with steady and sober urgency.
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Senegal has been a steady partner country in this effort.
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Until now, global alcohol consumption was on a steady climb.
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America and its allies are making steady gains against ISIS.
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Cash deserves recognition for that, just edging out Oakland's Bob Melvin, a steady, stable leader who guided the A's to the playoffs after three last-place finishes despite a steady barrage of pitching injuries.
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The main camera is a 48-megapixel f/2 wide-angle lens featuring "Super Steady OIS," which is not the same thing as "Super Steady Video" that was available on the Galaxy Note 10.
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The restaurant attracts a steady lunchtime set whose regular business is crucial to the bottom line, but also a steady stream of pilgrims who come to pay their respects to Hank Williams and country's roots.
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Heavy interventions by the central bank in recent months to steady the currency and deter speculators have raised questions about China's foreign exchange policy and threatened to slow Beijing's steady push to internationalise the "redback".
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"I can't stay between the lines, but I'm rockin' steady," Lambert sings, and only the most high-minded listeners will not immediately think of "Rock Steady," the 2001 album by No Doubt—Gwen Stefani's band.
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Among other precious metals, silver was steady at $14.44 per ounce.
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The dollar index was last steady on the day at 90.989.
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Idriana and her friends kept up a steady stream of chants.
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"By the numbers, there is a steady [fertility] decline," he explains.
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The number held steady across political lines — Republican, Democrat and independent.
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Even with a steady supply of cat fur to contend with.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,319.54 per ounce by 2360.50 GMT.
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Five kept Mexico holdings steady, while three left Brazil exposure unchanged.
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"He's definitely progressing but he's been pretty steady lately," said Ashley.
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She knew exactly when to hold steady and when to attack.
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The euro has recovered, holding steady at $1.1169 and 122.285 yen.
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Those force numbers would stay "more or less steady," he said.
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In Asia, the yen was steady versus the greenback at 110.53.
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A wash of populist nationalism has dampened prospects of steady cooperation.
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Among other precious metals, silver was steady at $16.85 an ounce.
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Benchmark 2500-year Treasury yields were mostly steady after recent losses.
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"Here in Philadelphia, the murder rate has been steady," he said.
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This steady separation is characteristic of a sustainable longer term uptrend.
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The message was clear: stay steady and don't talk about impeachment.
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On Friday, the dollar was steady against the euro at $1.1371.
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The benchmark 2503-year JGB yield held steady at minus 2250%.
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He knew that troubled times demanded a publisher's steady, principled hand.
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Last year the number of incidents held steady at around 2,650.
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The Moon enters steady Taurus on Friday at 12:42 a.
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The euro was steady at $1.1710 after adding 0.25 percent overnight.
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Spending is being supported by steady wage gains and household savings.
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Bush's steady, civil bearing came through at the most challenging moments.
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When things get turbulent, they respond with a steady, calm hand.
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Unlike Obama, Trump has supplied a steady stream of genuine scandal.
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"He's like the moon and the tide — steady, solid," Kohan added.
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The consistent steady separation confirms strong confidence in the trend strength.
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Her breaths are shallow and jagged rather than smooth and steady.
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VR right now is a game of steady progress, not moonshots.
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"He's like the moon and the tide — steady, solid," added Kohan.
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There has been a steady improvement in Spanish banks' credit fundamentals.
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I use both hands on the grassy edge to steady myself.
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And Walker's incumbency affords him steady access to free media coverage.
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Novo shares were steady at 0800 GMT, having recouped early losses.
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The amount who viewed it unfavorably remained steady at 47 percent.
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In Hawaii, there are always very fluid and steady lava eruptions.
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Retail sales growth was likely steady in June at 10 percent.
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Temperatures are fairly steady in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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Through the last quarter of 2019, Biden's support largely remained steady.
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Steady price inflation is seen as a gauge of economic health.
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The US has seen a steady rise in home-schooled students.
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The April unemployment rate held steady, as expected, at 5 percent.
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Most other regional currencies made minor moves against a steady dollar.
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"It was a slow climb, but a steady one," she says.
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For now, Pryzmont says local seafood prices have been holding steady.
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He had expected business to be solid and steady this year.
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We checked on the storms and offered to steady the ship.
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Weekly oil production held steady at a record 12.2 million bpd.
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Instead, there was a steady descent that dragged on for decades.
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Immunotherapy has been making steady gains against a number of cancers.
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That may not provide the steady ballast that some investors want.
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Shares in Europe were steady, after falling slightly in early trading.
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The steady decline is due to narrowing surplus and economic growth.
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My parents had steady jobs, I had a job, cleaning houses.
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The amount of homework and extracurriculars stayed steady over the years.
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Among other precious metals, silver was steady at $14.76 per ounce.
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There's also a new "super steady video" mode for smoother footage.
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly steady at 86.76 pence.
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Constant moves make steady employment a challenge for non-military spouses.
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The euro was steady at $2112.790 after rising 20.2 percent overnight.
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That progress was pretty steady, and of course there were setbacks.
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And for Fir Tree Partners, progress has been slow but steady.
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Citi also cited steady margin expansion to back their target price.
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Producer prices are also seen steady from June's 5.5 percent rise.
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Crude continued to be supported by steady economic growth in China.
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But Hong Kong's status as a financial powerhouse is holding steady.
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Overall, Hillary Clinton's steady presence triumphed over Trump's typically uneven performance.
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Space tourism would create a steady demand for off-world labour.
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And well-financed rivals are also growing at a steady clip.
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The unemployment rate has held steady at a low 4.7 percent.
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FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was steady at $1,340.51 as of 0126 GMT.
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Guidance for the second half of the year has been steady.
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The greenback held steady after a brief dip on the data.
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It was also steady against the euro, which was buying $1.1800.
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There's liquid bass on the bottom, steady power chords on top.
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It was that they did so in such a steady manner.
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Out too went his usual steady flow of beer and wine.
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A steady supply of electricity, particularly in summer, is a rarity.
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Taxes on that wealth relative to GDP have remained steady, however.
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Prior to that finding, ego depletion seemed on relatively steady ground.
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Go deeper: The number of uninsured Americans holds steady under Trump
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If the strategy were successful, it might result in steady growth.
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Russia's diminished currency kept the rouble value of oil revenues steady.
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Among them was a steady increase in paying Apple Music subscribers.
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Still, it's steady growth for the service formerly known as Beats.
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I just want it to be steady and reliable and dependable.
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Creators beyond video-makers and Indiegogo inventors want a steady paycheck.
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I definitely don't have steady enough hands or patience for that.
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In March, however, the bank defied expectations and kept rates steady.
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The U.S. central bank held interest rates steady, as widely expected.
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The Hold Steady has slowed down a bit in recent years.
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Banks were helped by wider interest margins and steady loan growth.
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Both demand and supply have driven the steady recovery in prices.
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From farm field to factory meant a steady stream of income.
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I don't know that we can hold a steady lineup together.
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You get steady energy and lasting fullness after noshing on them.
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It has been a slow and steady growth story since then.
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The game was played without interruption, albeit through a steady mist.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was steady at $1,320.65 per ounce.
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I was running out of money fast and needed steady work.
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Bralettes are pretty much in steady stock everywhere at this point.
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Early Friday, the currency was steady on the day at $1.1181.
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On Friday, the dollar was steady against the euro at $123.
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So the April update introduced a steady, reliable sense of progression.
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The unemployment rate is forecast to stay steady at 000 percent.
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The dollar was also steady against the yen and the euro.
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Punctuating the steady stream of horror are some incredible set pieces.
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Emotions don't just hold steady and get expressed through new devices.
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However, the central bank has held the rate steady since then.
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The Bank of Japan also opted to keep monetary policy steady.
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Go deeper: The steady rise of health care spending rolls on
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FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was steady at $1,345.28 as of 18003 GMT.
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EDT (1340 GMT), while U.S. gold futures were steady at $1,428.50.
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Trump's job approval has held steady at 39% with 52% disapproving.
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Investors were less enthused for Comcast, as its shares remained steady.
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Then what about The Hold Steady, which is your day job?
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I think when we started The Hold Steady, we had conversations.
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Hold Steady I wrote about both the party and the hangover.
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"Slow and steady wins the race," Bush told the seventh grader.
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Spot gold was steady at $21,2326.25 an ounce by 0808 GMT.
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Among other precious metals, silver was steady at $16.34 per ounce.
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In late trading, the shekel was steady at 3.61 per dollar.
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You can start early and keep a slow but steady pace.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,313 per ounce at 0059 GMT.
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Sri Lankan shares were steady at 6,740.79 as of 0722 GMT.
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His voice is even and mellow, which suits the steady pacing.
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Trina Love, the Gallery manager, wrangles a steady flow of visitors.
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The ECB is widely anticipated to hold steady on monetary policy.
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They should issue medals along with the steady stream of medication.
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Throughout the weekend, a steady stream of Republican leaders, from Sen.
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After settling in, you'll need a steady supply of drinking water.
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Sri Lankan shares were steady at 6,672.57 as of 0525 GMT.
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The Australian dollar was steady following two consecutive sessions of declines.
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To be sure, many areas of the country are holding steady.
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The steady payouts from cable and satellite operators are looking shakier.
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And yet, there's been a steady stream of news ever since.
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It was a steady process to get her onto the slopes.
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The Philadelphia native enjoyed a steady rise to extraordinary, global fame.
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The CEO stays steady in part by taking the long view.
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"He's definitely progressing but he's been pretty steady lately," says Ashley.
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We have more work to do, but we're making steady progress.
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Wyoming recovered in the second half behind steady scoring and defense.
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Thus, Mulvaney complained, Washington looks at steady levels as a cut.
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"Steady is the right word," said Craig Counsell, the Milwaukee manager.
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Rather, it is a sign of a steady, growing local economy.
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POSCO said it expected steady global steel demand growth in 2019.
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He cited steady growth and a roughly 3 percent dividend yield.
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The lira was steady at 5.6850 to the dollar on Tuesday.
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Since the financial crisis they have lured shoppers with steady discounts.
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She plays the steady tortoise to his more flashy hare. Mrs.
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly steady at 85.55 pence.
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Other Eastern European currencies remained little changed against a steady euro.
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The won was almost steady, while the benchmark bond yield rose.
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Facebook saw a strong quarter with steady growth and strong profits.
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Smoking in a slow and steady drag helps prevent this, though.
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But a steady stream of locals continues to visit the site.
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The euro was steady at $ 1.1185 after gaining 0.5 percent overnight.
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And he remains a steady force of nature throughout the film.
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It's been a slow and steady rise for the Apple Watch.
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These days, I live in LA and have a steady job.
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With its slow, steady tease of information and videos, Warner Bros.
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To repeat: Eduardo is a steady walker but a deliberate one.
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One in particular is that continued improvement is not steady improvement.
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First of all, Trump's job approval numbers are steady but low.
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A steady stream of players has emerged in the media coverage.
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Increased government borrowing has applied steady upward pressure on Treasury yields.
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The common currency was steady at $1.1615 at 2:45 p.m.
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They come with high loan balances, steady returns and hefty fees.
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" Baker said of Roark: "Tanner has been steady all year long.
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It was steady money, and, most importantly, it offered a routine.
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"There's always been a steady trickle, and it remains," said Col.
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The decline has been steep and steady for almost two decades.
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His deep, assuring, steady voice reminded some people of Tom Brokaw.
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The two Bushes broke the mold, holding their approval ratings steady.
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The more important story is we are making good, steady progress.
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A steady stream of protesters contributed to the circus-like atmosphere.
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Powell is seen as a steady hand on the central bank.
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She was layered, but no one layer provided a steady foothold.
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The unemployment rate was expected to hold steady at 4.4 percent.
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Big moves stir excitement in a way steady execution does not.
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For her family, she was a steady, loving and guiding hand.
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Elsewhere, the American economy is posting steady gains and adding jobs.
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Twice as much comes from selling data feeds, a steady business.
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It keeps the blood sugar steady when people are not eating.
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The Hill's print circulation of about 26,000 has remained roughly steady.
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The trade balance fluctuated but held steady during the Obama administration.
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Spot gold was steady at $21,2444.20 per ounce at 0251 GMT.
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China will also expand imports while keeping exports steady, Xi said.
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The bank says demand for the card has remained steady since.
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The March employment report showed steady job growth and rising wages.
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The rate had remained steady at 913 percent since March 2009.
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It will require a steady U.S. presence in Syria and Iraq.
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Estimates had called for a steady jobless rate of 3.9 percent.
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I believe we can make steady progress toward escaping from it.
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Celebrities came through the box office doors at a steady pace.
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Sri Lankan shares were steady at 6,686.37 as of 0614 GMT.
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Reid's outreach to minority communities started decades earlier and remained steady.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia on Tuesday kept interest rates steady.
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LISTENING Beyoncé's "Lemonade" and Rihanna's "Anti" are on a steady rotation.
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Enjoy, the chef said, and gave them a steady thumbs-up.
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Her support has remained steady while Trump's has fallen 2 points.
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"Without Donald Trump it's a steady simmer of mentions," she said.
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Support for immigration to be kept steady is down 2 points.
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Eastern European currencies barely moved on Monday against a steady euro.
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The Dax is opening up 0.7%, with Brent steady at $36.7.
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Steady pressure, bilateral diplomatic talks and patience can win the day.
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The Canadian dollar was steady at C$1.3161 to the dollar.
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So without a steady income, you could find yourself in trouble.
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The move drew a steady stream of domestic and international criticism.
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In recent weeks, the yuan has been steady against the dollar.
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Prices for new cars — which contain plenty of steel — remain steady.
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"Global vaccination coverage is generally holding steady," according to the organization.
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S. trade war, leading to a steady open in European markets.
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"I have no drinking problem," she averred in a steady tone.
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Stocks have been on a steady rise for four consecutive sessions.
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The dollar index was steady at 33 at 23:218 p.m.
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The rate had remained steady at 0.5 percent since March 2009.
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I wrestled to hold it steady, fumbling for the off switch.
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The number of deals has held steady, however — 49 Chinese-U.
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Two main factors are responsible for this slow but steady performance.
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Instead prices hold steady at what's usually the highest-cost flights.
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Energy stocks held mostly steady despite continued declines in oil prices.
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CR Land's assets are well managed and provide steady rental income.
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The dollar index was steady at 89.025 at 3:58 p.m.
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They need a steady stream of electrons to do their thing.
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But where French sales growth has been steady, Australia's has skyrocketed.
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Regular use implies long-term sales, a steady guarantee of profit.
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The build-up is slow and steady under the diptych verses.
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Since then, it's been a steady stream of pork-infused hate.
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I also really liked the 'Do you have a steady boyfriend?
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Sterling was steady at $1.2490 after gaining about 0.6 percent overnight.
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EBITDA that included foreign operations was steady at 3.015 billion reais.
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U.S. consumer spending data for May also showed steady economic growth.
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Economists had largely expected the monetary authority to hold rates steady.
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Meanwhile, enrollment in Affordable Care Act plans has remained fairly steady.
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But many teachers already receive pensions providing a steady income base.
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Platinum was steady at $796, while palladium was flat at $983.40.
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Onshore rates, which China controls tightly, were steady at 22016 CNY=.
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The greenback was steady against the Japanese currency at 110.11 yen.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was steady at 93.346 .
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I was also in a steady relationship with my girlfriend, Mandy.
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Mr. Kaine's Spanish delivery was steady, confident but far from flawless.
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Polling has remained steady with Vice President Joe Biden and Sens.
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Mr. Dickerson broke into tears, and sat down to steady himself.
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His steady work sealed a 103-6 victory over the Mets.
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One was taciturn and steady; the other was volatile and virtuosic.
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As a felon on probation he could not find steady work.
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It is not a recipe for steady leadership in a crisis.
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This is the time where steady, reassuring leadership is desperately needed.
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While his aesthetic remained steady, if flexible, his enthusiasms ran broadly.
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But as much as she's remained steady, the business has changed.
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The projections have remained steady in recent days, with uncertainties shrinking.
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But the fact is, Hillary is steady and Hillary is true.
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We expect to make steady progress quickly and throughout the year.
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Bushwick is already losing artists to a steady increase in rents.
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That means having a steady income well above the monthly payments.
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But markets have been remarkably steady for more than a year.
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And Europe's attempts to steady trade with Iran have been slow.
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They have learned to praise him in order to steady him.
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Amazon's share has held steady at 33 percent over that span.
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Jean Rhys's and Katherine Mansfield's letters were steady companions this year.
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There's the steady rumble of truck traffic, both commercial and private.
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But my knowledge that it's the healthiest option has remained steady.
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That atmosphere has contributed to the loss of a steady worker.
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Admittedly, it's been a fitful journey rather than a steady march.
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Never a bad word about anybody and so steady and dependable.
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The adage that slow and steady wins the race is true.
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Since then, a steady flow of people have kept coming north.
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Kyrgios, rarely a steady force on court, was especially erratic Tuesday.
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And a steady hand when they malfunction, as they often do.
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Communication was fun and steady, never too much, never too little.
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From the 21st Street subway it was a steady uphill hike.
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That year, a steady drumbeat of excitement turned into a frenzy.
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Production has been in a steady decline since the late 1980s.
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The steady climb in interest rates has gained pace in 2018.
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Spot gold was steady at $26.6,22.7 per ounce, at 2924.40 GMT.
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Prices for term life insurance policies are expected to hold steady.
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Economists predict that both grew at a steady pace last month.
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While star after star fell back, Molinari maintained a steady course.
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The amount of Latino characters has remained steady at 8 percent.
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His steady climb since turning pro in 2010 seemed to stall.
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The idea of steady improvement and gradual amelioration isn't for him.
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AT&T stock has been a steady choice through the years.
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The stock was relatively steady, trading just below $32 intraday Tuesday.
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He's campaigned as the steady, moderate alternative to the fiery Netanyahu.
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"We always see a steady degree of activity," Mr. Capps said.
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America needs a steady leader who will honor those who serve.
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Donating plasma twice a week provides a small but steady income.
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She has run a smooth, steady and mostly mistake-free campaign.
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It gave him a steady paycheck, health insurance and job security.
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Steady and even-keeled, Lucy is the ballast of her family.
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Steady interest rate should not affect liquidity operations in the future.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was steady around 99.756.
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That reality has not stopped Mr. Trump's steady drumbeat of criticism.
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Mr. Walczak's steady, not overly insistent knocking had won her over.
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JCDecaux shares were steady, edging up 5.93 percent to 28.98 euros.
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Turning north onto Madison Avenue, his pace was measured but steady.
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Bitcoin as an investment was relatively steady Friday, trading around $11,000.
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Then there's the game that requires a very steady hand: Operation.
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An entirely overcast day will keep the temperature steady, around 2400.
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Platinum slipped 0.1% to $938.36 while silver was steady at $16.85.
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But its proportion of employees in the U.S. has remained steady.
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The dollar index was steady at 93.064 at 2107.0:20.04 p.m.
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Those results have been roughly steady over the last few months.
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Consumer dissatisfaction is high despite low unemployment and steady hiring gains.
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Emerging-market currencies made minor moves against a largely steady dollar.
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McLachlan still did not have a steady doubles partner entering 2018.
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The shekel was steady versus the dollar at a 3.43 rate.
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The unemployment rate is thought to have held steady at 212.5%.
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Successful social movements require a steady escalation of events and actions.
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The paper trembled in her hands, but her voice was steady.
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The hose shook violently and Montiel struggled to keep it steady.
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On Thursday, the BOJ held monetary policy steady as widely expected.
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Temperatures remain fairly steady, in the muggy low to mid-60s.
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As a result, retail gas prices at the pump were steady.
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During these turbulent times, we need her steady leadership and experience.
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Job creation was steady, with employers adding 145,000 jobs in December.
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Overall though, the team told me the pace was pretty steady.
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A steady degradation of the country's constitution to prime the path.
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Their mother, distraught, stepped behind the tent, trying to steady herself.
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That rate has been relatively steady over the last 18 years.
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The low-rise buildings are undistinguished but offer steady income streams.
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The Fed held interest rates steady at its meeting, as expected.
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A steady rain is falling and it's still unusually warm out.
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Latin American equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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But steady commercial work has helped him finance other film projects.
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The Fed held interest rates steady at its meeting this week.
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It ended a year of steady but slowing gains in employment.
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I put my elbows solidly on my stool to steady myself.
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But there are possible challenges to the forecast for steady growth.
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Because their hands need to be steady, watchmakers cannot drink profusely.
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He nodded, clear-eyed and steady, and raised his right hand.
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Mr. Ernst expects slow, steady gains in the Chinese robotics industry.
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Conditions remain steady at 5 for corn and 4 for soybeans.
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Car sales have been holding more or less steady for years.
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And over time we saw steady, incremental, even if imperfect, progress.
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Missing in the recovery has been a steady rise in inflation, .
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Behind it all was Ms. Carroll's steady, unfailing sense of swing.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady period could extend into 2020.
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In fact, polling suggests support for impeachment is holding fairly steady.
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It has been on a steady demographic decline since the 22017s.
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Nor was the steady stream of runaways to the North insignificant.
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You look at factors like commodity prices - they've been pretty steady.
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Benchmark Brent crude was steady at around $45 on Wednesday morning.
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Sterling was steady at $1.2489 after gaining about 0.6 percent overnight.
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CBS is expected to return to its steady position of strength.
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Youth use, by all measures, has either remained steady or declined.
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Brent crude held steady at $65.29 per barrel, after climbing overnight.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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Union memberships have been on a steady decline for a generation.
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Her landlord has kept her rent steady so far at $1,400.
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It's been a slow yet steady journey up until this point.
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" GEORGE BUCKLEY, ECONOMIST, NOMURA "Its a good choice, a steady choice.
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But biotech's rise over the last decade was far from steady.
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Steady demand for his services suggests his old-school methods work.
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Autos were largely steady on Friday, with Renault falling 0.8 percent.
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The euro was steady from late North American levels at $1.0865.
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Four producers, including Hess Corp, kept dividends steady through the downturn.
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Brent crude held steady at $65.29 per barrel, after climbing overnight.
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Mr. Erlich worries about the slow, steady heating of the planet.
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It took 15 to 20 minutes of steady but difficult climbing.
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Health-care jobs, which have shown steady growth, added 2900,220006 jobs.
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It held steady in afternoon deals, closing the day at $1.1802.
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The move comes as stocks held steady after a tumultuous week.
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And now there are the steady chants of people who protest.
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"Steady, balanced, objective, clear about the Constitution and very focused," Rep.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,501.34 per ounce by 1032 GMT.
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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) kept monetary policy steady on Thursday.
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With steady growth and high dividends, REITs represent bond market equivalents.
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"Scotch whisky is a very steady, long-term business," he said.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was steady at 101.00.
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In another time, the Washington photo opportunity was a steady ritual.
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Hospitals saw a steady stream of patients reporting symptoms of frostbite.
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The dollar was little changed and U.S. Treasury prices were steady.
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Carbon dioxide levels had remained steady before and after each session.
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The physical reconstruction of our city has been slow but steady.
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"You need someone with a steady hand," Bush said to Trump.
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These are hard problems that require patience, study, and steady leadership.
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She wants steady employment for their father despite his criminal record.
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There are a wide array of states that have steady pricing.
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That figure has held steady for more than two decades now.
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Oscar's membership in New York held steady at right about 220,211.
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For years now, Google has faced a steady decline in the amount it brings in per ad click, thanks largely to more mobile devices, but it has kept steady sales growth up enough to appease Wall Street.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the BOJ held policy steady as expected at the conclusion of its two-day meeting, signalling its confidence that a steady economic recovery will accelerate inflation to its 2 percent target without additional stimulus.
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A day after the Fed held interest rates steady and signaled borrowing costs will not change anytime soon, Europe's central bank held its rates steady and its new head struck a more upbeat tone on the economy.
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Sensors enable it to maintain a steady position, no matter the current.
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The expansions have been steady since the service's initial debut in April.
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Fur coats, Dior dresses, and a steady stream of Manolos and Louboutins?
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When running in the 'steady on' mode, it lasts about 6 hours.
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Despite the steady gains in consumer spending last month, inflation remained benign.
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There's never a sense of regularity, of finding a steady, dependable beat.
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The story is a steady journey from clammy darkness into blazing light.
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Despite the negative trends in air cargo, passenger demands are holding steady.
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I could feel a steady stream of blood coming through my fingers.
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"Normally, it's a slow, steady beat, like a rock beat," he said.
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The actress would go on to maintain a steady career in Hollywood.
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You need to just quit being trash and keep a steady man.
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He preached a philosophy of steady investing and avoidance of market timing.
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The United States held steady in 2019, keeping its No. 8 spot.
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A steady stream of scandals doesn't help the trustworthiness of these companies.
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Although inequality has been steady recently, it has risen since the 1970s.
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The country's central bank had earlier opted to keep monetary policy steady.
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Among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents, it has held steady at 91%.
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But the bank's steady dividend payout has remained an attraction for investors.
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Also, protein keeps blood-sugar levels steady, which prevent spikes in hunger.
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In keeping the benchmark interest rate steady at 0.1 percent on Feb.
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Once the game began in a steady rain, it was all Clemson.
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Investors may look to names like these for more steady dividend income.
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Gold prices were steady, with spot gold flat at $1,295.80 per ounce.
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The pound was steady at $1.3200 following overnight gains of 0.4 percent.
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"The remainder of the plant production continues to be steady," he added.
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Their steady patrolling makes them seem like guards of a different sort.
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"Slow and steady the demolition is moving towards my house," he said.
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I've been a steady advocate of night time tea for a while.
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On Thursday, central banks in Japan, Indonesia and Taiwan kept policy steady.
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Despite unremitting losses, the number of bee colonies globally has held steady.
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The decision to keep rates steady was in line with analyst predictions.
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And YouTube has become a steady moneymaker for the company on mobile.
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Sanders also decreased slightly (from 19% to 13%), while Warren held steady.
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Network has a steady supply of Kardashian antics feeding its daily broadcast.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was steady at 6,971.78.
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And one thing really stands out: Slow and steady wins the race.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,504.42 per ounce as of 0537 GMT.
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Spot gold was steady at $2853.08,0.53 per ounce, as of 20.5 GMT.
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It wasn't until 2013 that the jobless numbers began their steady decline.
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And even where Asia's currencies have remained steady, its stockmarkets have faltered.
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Her marriage failed and she had trouble holding down a steady job.
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Today, the panhandle's steady winds are a force for creation, not destruction.
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Despite an onslaught of negative headlines, Trump's approval rating has remained steady.
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WASHINGTON — Voice steady and dressed head to toe in red, freshman Rep.
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Since then, there has been a steady uptick in Russian submarine activity.
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Chancellor Merkel has been consistent; she has been steady; she is trustworthy.
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Duterte's team kept it burning hot with a steady supply of stories.
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Spot gold was steady at $20.7,0.33 per ounce, as of 20.3 GMT.
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The Australian dollar was steady at $0.7018 after ending Thursday little changed.
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And, perhaps most surprisingly, she had a steady income as a calligrapher.
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But other models held steady, predicting serious snow accumulation in big cities.
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Amazon's steady expansion beyond e-commerce has drawn fire from some politicians.
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So the product had to have steady contact with users, Tyrie said.
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Steady imports require good relations with the Middle East, a combustible region.
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Analysts had expected it to hold steady from February at 13.4 percent.
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He clearly has trouble walking and uses the SUV to steady himself.
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I want to have a wife and kids, and a steady job.
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The pound was steady at $1.4483, having fallen 1.1 percent on Tuesday.
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She began mailing him greeting cards, which arrived in a steady flow.
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The pound is steady against most other currencies and traded at $1.3266.
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Leaving the CIA also meant leaving her steady, $80,000-a-year salary.
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The ship was steady enough, but I was rocked by the vitriol.
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The goals of stable inflation and steady finance are not always compatible.
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The United States economy has been showing some signs of steady growth.
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This was driven by steady deposit growth and almost unchanged gross loans.
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I'm curious to see if his steely composure crumples, or remains steady.
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Mid-band 2.5GHz spectrum will make 5G coverage more reliable and steady.
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At the beginning of May, the Fed voted to hold rates steady.
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It still held steady close to a two-year high on Friday.
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Other regional currencies were well in the red against a steady dollar.
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I also think you're going to see a steady increase in housing.
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Washington (CNN)For Bernie Sanders, slow and steady wins the fundraising race.
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However, the economic benefits of allowing a steady flow are potentially gigantic.
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Both Sanders and Warren hold roughly steady compared with their July results.
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Swelling numbers of jobseekers kept unemployment roughly steady despite robust job growth.
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Many argue that economic rebalancing and steady economic growth are incompatible goals.
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No matter his inner frustrations, he kept a steady tone of voice.
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A Reuters poll had expected the central bank to keep rates steady.
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DXY was steady at 96.367, below its 13-month high of 96.522.
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CrowdStrike has seen a steady uptick in Chinese economic espionage since January.
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A Reuters poll had expected the bank to keep both rates steady.
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But Dior may prove that slow and steady could take the race!
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A steady flow of capital keeps going to index funds and ETFs.
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Despite the challenges, the tiger numbers at Ranthambore have been holding steady.
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Now, all we need is the steady hand of a master tattooist.
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Baker Hughes has reported steady rig rates or additions for 17 weeks.
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After years of steady growth, the stock began to decline this year.
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With a steady gaze alight with anger, his performance carries the film.
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Fund managers kept allocations to cash, property and alternative investments steady too.
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Global markets are reassured by the steady hand of Chinese central planners.
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Gold prices held steady on Wednesday, after rising the most since Jan.
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This technology is moving from fantasy to reality at a steady pace.
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Companies like Flattr, Patreon, and Steady have been offering it for years.
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JFK and Reagan's growth model included tax cuts and a steady dollar.
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There's a pretty steady string of patrons, but nothing too eventful happens.
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I also knew I needed a stable job — and a steady paycheck.
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But in Westminster, which includes Soho, the numbers have stayed pretty steady.
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The single currency was steady at 1.12790 Swiss franc, EBS data showed.
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The meat allows for a slow and steady rise in blood sugar.
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That includes a steady drain of staffers, particular after the Dropcam acquisition.
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That something else, concluded the researchers, is the steady pounding of seawater.
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Aside from his steady acting career, he's also pursuing the writing world.
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The difference in numbers implies steady growth even after the hacking scandal.
|
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The European Central Bank held interest rates steady, as expected, on Thursday.
|
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Against a steady dollar, most other regional currencies were flat to higher.
|
|
U.S. gold futures for August delivery held steady at $215.09,21 per ounce.
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The rupee has been steady for more than a week through Aug.
|
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He sees it as a long, steady race, rather than a sprint.
|
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The rand was steady against the dollar in early trade on Friday.
|
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Far less attention has been paid to its steady decline since then.
|
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Mr Jones is genial and steady, Mr Moore preening, sour and angry.
|
|
It's not an attack of rage; it's a steady, stoic, acidic perseverance.
|
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But the growth is increasingly choppy, after two years of steady increases.
|
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That growth has been fueled by a steady wave of venture funding.
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Knock on wood and I have been pretty good and pretty steady.
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The bank also kept its overnight borrowing rate steady at 7.25 percent.
|
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The week before the election, Frank saw a steady rise in traffic.
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Dealers are stocking their lots with a steady stream of V90 CCs.
|
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The U.S. dollar index held steady against a basket of major currencies.
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"It's not like you expect a steady paycheck every month," Michelle says.
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Elsewhere in the foreign exchange market, the euro was steady at $1.1162.
|
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Spot gold was steady at $1,504.44 per ounce as of 0326 GMT.
|
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Those stocks became safe to buy again when the Fed held steady.
|
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Spot gold was steady at $13,21 an ounce at 21:16.431.87 a.m.
|
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Until recently, a decent translator could expect a steady, tidy living, too.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS EDGE HIGHER FROM LOWS AFTER FED HOLDS RATES STEADY
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Applications from China, the other major source of international students, held steady.
|
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Until they have autonomous cars, they need a steady supply of drivers.
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Spot gold was steady at $215.76,20.2 per ounce as of 2814.30 GMT.
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I got a steady partner for a couple of months from OkCupid.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar was holding steady at 96.473.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar was holding steady at 96.455.
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With these steady advances, Facebook Messenger has outpaced its mobile app competitors.
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Then in the past I've shown it to The Hold Steady guys.
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Germany's 10-year Bund yield was also steady at around 0.10 percent.
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Also, protein keeps blood-sugar levels steady, which prevents spikes in hunger.
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You bare your teeth and snarl at the idea of steady income.
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The agency described growth as "steady", with 10 consecutive quarters of growth.
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There are no comfortable reassurances in her speech, just a steady frankness.
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Macintosh sales were steady, but he was looking for his legacy project.
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Although it gave him a steady income, it never made him rich.
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The gross margin for Commercial Cloud held steady sequentially at 257 percent.
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DANIEL EK: No. We're staying steady with our long-term margin goal.
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Steady deceleration China's economic slowdown predates the trade war by several years.
|
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As a result, a steady flow of drugs made their way inside.
|
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Gold prices held steady on Monday, supported by uncertainties around Sino-U.
|
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Wade—the steady onslaught of attacks against abortion access has continued unabated.
|
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He expects the demands for the Redmi Note 4 to remain steady.
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Growth means a steady rise in revenues from which to fund expenditure.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected consumer price inflation to hold steady.
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Use Video Image Stabilization and Registration to keep things steady under turbulence.
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From 212 to 22000, the 220-20163 vote held steady in Florida.
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Knoxville's steady economic growth resulted in a No. 2 showing in CareerBliss.
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The South and West each held steady at 67 and 79, respectively.
|
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Analysts had forecast consumer inflation would remain steady at 2.7% from June.
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If anything, it inspires a steady stream of insults from angry drivers.
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The euro was steady at $1.2240 after gaining about 0.45 percent overnight.
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He highlighted the FTSE 100-listed company's steady growth in share price.
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From 1990 through 2011, Illinois lost a steady 64,000 residents per year.
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Clinton has maintained a steady lead in Florida since the first debate.
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In that moment I became a working actress with a steady job.
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China typically holds the yuan steady before and during major diplomatic events.
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Short-dated bonds were firm, thanks to steady demand from foreign investors.
|
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But it was steady on the day against the dollar at $1.1255.
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A steady, heartbeat of deep, subterranean bass from low-lying sub-woofers.
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Platinum was steady $814.68 per ounce, after touching its lowest since Feb.
|
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Since Karlov's assassination, ties between Ankara and Moscow have made steady improvement.
|
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The recovery from the Great Recession has been "very steady," Buffett said.
|
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Investors, in stark contrast, want a quiet life and a steady return.
|
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The steady rise in inflation last month also helped curb consumer spending.
|
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The pound stood steady at $1.2519 following an overnight loss of 0.5%.
|
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Other higher-rated bond yields in the euro zone were largely steady.
|
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The overall population of orangutans in Sabah remained steady at around 11,000.
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Let's hope these two factors are enough to keep the nation steady.
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The unemployment rate held steady at 5.2% for a third month running.
|
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The common currency was steady at $1.1195, retaining Friday's 0.5 percent gain.
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John Kasich, as in most debates, was good, steady and made sense.
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Beginning more experimentally, he hit a beautiful techno groove and kept steady.
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The euro held steady at $1.2310, after falling 0.8 percent on Thursday.
|
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Indexes in London and Frankfurt were steady, while Paris slipped 0.1 percent.
|
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When house prices remain steady, loan losses are not a big problem.
|
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GDP has expanded at a steady 26.6 percent for three straight quarters.
|
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On Monday afternoon, its shares were trading largely steady at about $72.79.
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Both function as containers, providing steady streams of content for targeted populations.
|
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Fitch therefore projects a gradual steady margin recovery to 17% by FY19.
|
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Financial markets are wagering the steady spell could last well into 2019.
|
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Issa had maintained a steady but narrow lead over Applegate since Nov.
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That share is now down to about 5 percent and holding steady.
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The shekel was steady at 3.8 per dollar following the rate announcement.
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