I looked each of my children in the eyes, steadying them, steadying myself.
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Oil prices briefly extended gains after the report before steadying.
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Treasury yields edged higher, steadying after a drop Wednesday afternoon.
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We all need a steadying hand from time to time.
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"He's an unbelievably calm and steadying source," Ms. Tepper said.
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Russia's rouble strengthened slightly, in line with steadying oil prices.
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Brazil's real currency fell as much as 0.4% before steadying.
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It was steadying, after all that sake and needless brooding.
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It's a steadying approach, after years of turmoil under Trump.
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Alderson also credited the steadying hand of Mets Manager Terry Collins.
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If not for a stranger's steadying hand, I would have fallen.
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Traders say the situation is now steadying as refining margins have improved.
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This was a first step in steadying a reeling country, he said.
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It must complexify and extra-dimensionalize, obscuring the dangers in steadying figurations.
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The public defender helped her remain calm, steadying her at the elbow.
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The US has been a steadying force in international affairs for decades.
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Buildings with their steadying lordship receded behind this sudden presence of nature.
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He fought off tears, exhaling hard and taking steadying drinks of water.
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That front tricycle wheel is both steadying and adorable, we're the best.
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Well, he has done everything for Toronto tonight: scoring, passing, leading, steadying.
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Holtmann, who took over in 2014, has emerged as a steadying force.
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Financials were the outliers, anchoring the market and steadying the major indices.
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The American economy is acting as a steadying force in a volatile world.
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I'm sure she feels Meghan needs a steadying hand in these early days.
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Onshore yuan also opened weaker before steadying, but remained below the 7 level.
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But it recovered soon after, steadying to levels seen earlier in the day.
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Airbus shares fell as much as two percent, before steadying down 22017 percent.
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Mr. Krishnamurthy is credited with steadying the company and improving the customer experience.
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The euro hit its lowest since January at 123.44 yen , before steadying around 124.00.
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As Brexit negotiations get under way, a steadying fiscal hand will be much needed.
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Now, Trump has lost a steadying presence in Defense Secretary James Mattis as well.
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Canadians are not giving Mr Trudeau credit for steadying relations with the United States.
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The euro hit its lowest since January around 123.33 yen before steadying to 123.96.
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In Mattis, Trump has found one who may prove to be a steadying influence.
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Stocks wavered, falling into the red at times, before steadying in the late afternoon.
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The Federal Reserve committed hundreds of billions of dollars to steadying the financial markets.
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The Federal Reserve committed hundreds of billions of dollars to steadying the financial markets.
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Mr. Caballero had been a steadying force when change was tilting toward social disorder.
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Now that his cabinet has lost its steadying generals, expect even more such destructive ambiguity.
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As she spoke, her voice was wrenched with emotion and interrupted by steadying deep breaths.
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Aldridge, meanwhile, was a steadying force, posting 11 points and nine boards by the break.
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Investors had hoped the data would add to signs that the country's economy is steadying.
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Still, a monthly pick-up in sales in October suggests the market may be steadying.
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The STOXX 600 closed up 0.2 percent, steadying at its highest level since Oct 9.53.
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And their supposed steadying presence has been a source of comfort to Trump's many skeptics.
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As it proved helpful in steadying inflation, a series of increasingly large countries embraced it.
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With that steadying scent comes recognition — we know these plants — and a sense of continuing.
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Japan's Nikkei opened 0.1% lower, before steadying to trade flat, as did Korea's Kospi index.
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All five lenders reported lower or steadying non-performing loan (NPL) ratios at end-June.
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And Michelle Yeoh's Captain Philippa Georgiou is a steadying presence to rival even Jean-Luc Picard.
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The design is based on a bicycle wheel, with the cables acting as the steadying spokes.
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The U.S. dollar fell to a 10-month low against a basket of currencies before steadying.
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A dollar index rose 0.1% against a basket of currencies to 96.351 before steadying at 96.222.
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Besides speed, the spray-on application is easy for users who have trouble steadying a brush.
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Brazile was widely praised by Sanders supporters as a fair and steadying presence during the primaries.
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Still, moderating declines in the producer price index added to recent evidence of a steadying economy.
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Canada's main stock index opened higher, as steadying gold prices helped shares of precious metals miners.
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The greenback reached a new 493 high against a basket of currencies, before steadying at 97.537.
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His neutral voice is a steadying, calming force that can support someone starting a meditation practice.
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Steadying himself, he bolted toward the Texans' sideline, beating two defenders there to avoid a hit.
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Steadying my legs, and my memories, we headed off in search of the ice cream shop.
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Steadying after an overnight bruising, E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.5 percent.
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Cboe Global Markets gained 3.3 percent Monday, steadying after a drop of 20 percent last week.
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"Study up and help the farmers out," he said, while steadying a dairy cow into position.
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It also climbed to its highest since January against the yen at 113.07, before steadying at 323.
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"The whole tone of the business changed without her guiding and steadying influence," one former employee said.
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They added that the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield was still looking "relatively volatile" despite steadying overnight.
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While manufacturing activity contracted in February, steadying new orders growth and improving inventories offered signs of stability.
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Dating back to his nomination, lawmakers saw him as a potentially steadying hand to a volatile president.
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" Steadying himself on a lamppost, Wei halted and, overcome with emotion, pronounced Yan "the pride of Henan.
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The euro had jumped to its highest in over six weeks at $1.1485, before steadying at $1.1459.
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After the 2015 playoffs, the Mets rewarded Collins for his steadying hand with a two-year extension.
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And the comforting, balanced broth of the kuy teav phnom penh would make for a steadying dinner.
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When Cohn joined the Trump administration, many corporate executives were relieved, seeing him as a steadying influence.
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With Davenport's steadying influence, she seems ready to navigate the treacherous path through a Grand Slam draw.
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It fared well on the euro, which hit a seven-week low before steadying at 88.45 pence .
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All four lenders reported lower or steadying non-performing loan (NPL) ratios at the end of June.
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Plunged into grief, Ms. WalkingStick clung to painting as a steadying force and an outlet for emotions.
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The euro lost about a third of a U.S. cent after the violence-marred vote before steadying.
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Ivanka's beaming approval, noted by many observers during the campaign, has a steadying effect on the President-elect.
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Annual price growth in Dublin also showed signs of steadying at 1.2 percent versus 1.4 percent in February.
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The reserves unexpectedly rebounded above $3 trillion in February due to fund outflow curbs and a steadying yuan.
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It's a key role in Moonlight, as Teresa is a steadying figure during two stages of Chiron's life.
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The tranquil setting and dependable pattern of the days seem to have had a steadying effect on Robert.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen benefited from the nervous sentiment, steadying broadly against the dollar to 111.21 yen.
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Profit-taking and the dollar's steadying from a slide earlier in the week also weighed on crude futures.
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But this will be enough to add a steadying influence to the American community here, it is believed.
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The euro fetched $1.1362, steadying in early Asian trade after losing 0.1 percent on the dollar on Wednesday.
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I went over to him and held on to the sleeve of his jacket, as if steadying myself.
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They are expected to be perfect in protocol and project a steadying presence, even against politically tumultuous backdrops.
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"Whoa," Riley said, hands on the shoulders of his wife, Chris, steadying her against the swell of humanity.
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Italy's 103-year bond yield tumbled almost 210 basis points to a record low of 22%, before steadying.
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But more than that, he hopes to be a steadying presence in an industry that eats its young.
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Mr. Dudley was credited with steadying the oil company after a deadly blowout in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Millsap has been a steadying, veteran presence and a go-to player when the Nuggets need a basket.
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Metro Bank performed well, climbing earlier in the day and steadying at over 4.3 percent in afternoon trade.
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She dipped deeply, steadying herself on a nearby table, then pointed to a lower shelf with her cane.
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Sterling was the main mover, sliding to a four-month low at $1.2625 before steadying at $1.2651 in Asia.
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Corn and wheat futures also firmed, steadying after the benchmark contracts for both grains dipped to three-month lows.
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Stocks gained for the second straight session Thursday, and "Fast Money" traders discussed how to play a steadying market.
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The dollar shot to its highest so far this year on the yen at 114.55 before steadying at 114.35.
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Having dizzied and disoriented us, Ms. Chipaumire gave us a steadying hand, drawing a clear line into her past.
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Spot gold touched its lowest since June 24 at $1,301.91 an ounce, before steadying up 218.83 percent at $21,2035.15.
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In her debut short story collection Home Remedies, Xuan Juliana Wang writes like she's steadying herself against everyday whiplash.
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The 13-year Bund yield touched a one-month low at 0.639 percent before steadying at around 0.65 percent.
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It has a long primary handle and a shorter secondary handle for steadying the pan as you carry it.
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Leana Wen won praise for her steadying hand as Baltimore's health commissioner during the city's convulsive protests in 2015.
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If members had once seen Tillerson as a steadying force in the White House, that channel had just evaporated.
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Shares of Alphabet dipped more than 5 percent after-hours, before steadying with a 2.7 percent loss at $2100,235.
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Global stocks, though, largely shrugged off the slump in China, with Asian and European stocks steadying after a tumultuous week.
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But German 10-year bund yields remained below zero and that worried global stock markets despite some steadying on Tuesday.
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On Thursday, Wie plunged to six over after just eight holes, before steadying her sinking ship and posting a 76.
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A hollow sleeplessness pervades his vocals, the thrumming picks of his guitar steadying the shake of his wary upper register.
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Steadying a tottering financial system is never a graceful exercise, as American and European authorities discovered after the financial crisis.
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China's stock markets have slumped 15 percent so far this year despite signs that the economy may be slowly steadying.
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Phosagro sees seasonal demand from key markets like India, Pakistan, Brazil and Argentina starting in June and steadying the market.
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Commodity and emerging market currencies that suffered most during the recent asset rout, also benefited from the Fed's steadying hand.
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Just hearing the words you know are true can serve as ballast, steadying your mind when so much seems unreal.
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Shares in Under Armour leaped 6.8 percent yesterday, given that Mr. Frisk has been credited with steadying the company's operations.
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But for the market-watchers who have become accustomed to shocks, India's banks steadying themselves would be a real surprise.■
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Before we get anymore into why it happened, let's look at the unquestioned steadying of Biden's standing in the race.
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The agent is seen in a video of the incident steadying himself on the ground after doing a back-flip.
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And with that, Obama became the consoling voice, the steadying hand on our shoulder, the light that illuminates the darkness.
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During his 17-year career in the N.B.A., Porter was a steadying force for his teams: seldom flashy, always dependable.
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The dollar initially fell half a yen to a near five-five month low of 116.70 yen, before steadying around 117.65.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging equity index rose 89.5873 percent, steadying after coming under sustained selling in recent days on trade war fears.
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The drone ship had been positioning and steadying itself against the ocean's waves while it waited for the rocket to descend.
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Without his caregiver's steadying hand, even getting out of bed in the morning for class would be impossible, according to Astor.
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Helping the general mood was a steadying in the Turkish lira, which was holding at 5.9800 per dollar early on Monday.
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The dollar initially fell half a yen to a near five-five month low of 116.70 yen, before steadying around 117.22.
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In Japan, manufacturing showed signs of steadying, but the IHS Markit/Nikkei PMI was still in contraction at 49.5 in August.
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But with U.S. stock markets rebounding on Friday and Asian markets seemingly steadying on Monday, analysts said crude was also supported.
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In "Lewis" the equation was cleverly reversed and he was the steadying influence on a hotheaded, cerebral sergeant, Hathaway (Laurence Fox).
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In a turbulent Europe, she provided a bulwark of no-nonsense common sense, a steadying logic in an increasingly illogical situation.
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Mr. Roxburgh is "almost like Cate's anchor," he said, a steadying force that lets her surrender to her instinct for clowning.
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But, even if Ivanka does want to be a steadying hand on the wheel, it's unclear how much influence she'll have.
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Local miners rose significantly despite an overnight drop in Chinese iron ore futures, although they were supported by steadying copper prices.
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One of Hernández's lawyers, steadying her as they walked side by side, took her right hand and raised it into a fist.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat to higher open Thursday, amid more earnings and steadying oil prices, following Wednesday's gains.
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They had rallied by 20% last week on news of the KKR plan before steadying to close at 56 euros on Tuesday.
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Wheat rose, with spring wheat futures steadying after a five-session slide linked to easing weather concerns in the northern U.S. Plains.
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"Crude oil prices have benefited from OPEC production cuts and steadying equities markets," said Mithun Fernando, investment analyst at Australia's Rivkin Securities.
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The franchise has been in disarray since Jim Harbaugh departed, so arguably even just the appearance of a steadying hand is important.
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Soybeans ticked up, steadying after losses on Friday, while wheat eased after rebounding from a 3-1/2 month low on Tuesday.
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Their returns, they say, are less correlated to the fluctuations of the stock and bond markets and thus provide a steadying force.
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He also played a key role steadying MD Anderson amid mounting financial losses and the resignation of its president two years ago.
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If you don't have a tripod (such as a $30 JOBY GorillaPod), try steadying your hands on a railing, chair, or the ground.
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Oil prices looked to be steadying after a third straight session of losses, with U.S. crude for April adding 45 cents to $63.56.
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Much manual work has been automated, from the placement of piles to the steadying of ships—GPS-guided bow thrusters have replaced anchors.
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German yields moved up from record lows in response to better-than-expected Chinese trade data and a steadying of China's yuans currency.
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Oil prices looked to be steadying after a third straight session of losses, with U.S. crude for April adding 47 cents to $63.58.
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Wall Street looked set to open higher on Tuesday, as global stock markets continued rising as a result of steadying crude oil prices.
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The dollar extended its losses against the Swiss franc to hit 0.9886 franc overnight, its lowest level since April, before steadying at 0.9923.
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Arora was considered a steadying hand on Son's more reckless instincts, leading more modest investments in Indian startups like Snapdeal and Ola Cabs.
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Russian oil firms, which received a windfall when their operating costs tumbled along with the rouble, are steadying themselves for a tax rise.
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She becomes a steadying presence for Violet during her natural hair journey while Violet helps fill the hole left by Zoe's estranged mother.
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The yen rose 0.6 percent against the euro and as high as 109.11 yen per dollar - its strongest in seven weeks, before steadying.
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He said Mr. Kaine took on issues including tax reform and education, calling him "a partner" and a "steadying force" as lieutenant governor.
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Most sectors were little changed, with real estate stocks steadying even as Chinese cities took measures to root out irregular property market activities.
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But if she has been a steadying and dependable force on the field, she has been an erratic, bomb-throwing one off it.
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Mr. Carney is viewed by some as a steadying hand against a background of political infighting in Britain and fraught negotiations with Brussels.
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Britain's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 underperformed with a 0.59% rise, weighed down by a steadying of the pound on Tuesday's events at Westminster.
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" He doesn't dodge psychology; in Jackson Pollock's drip paintings, Schjeldahl writes, the volatile artist found "a steadying and dispassionate, heaven-sent collaborator: gravity.
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Her steadying and creative presence — 32 goals in 89 international appearances — will be absent again from Germany's final group match against South Africa.
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Blanch expects Brent crude, which touched a low of near $31 per barrel, could fall to the low $20s per barrel before steadying.
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Analysts attribute the steadying to perhaps some "sell the fact" short-covering after the WHO announcement, which also approved of Beijing's containment efforts.
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He participated in his first padded practice on Sunday, having up-and-down moments in one-on-ones before steadying in team drills.
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Ms. Antaramian and Alok Tewari (as Umm's husband, Abu) have a steadying presence, but the younger cast members distractingly dial up their acting.
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While authorities are widely suspected of steadying the currency ahead of a summit of G20 leaders in China in September and the Oct.
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The dollar jumped to a 13-month high against a basket of currencies, climbing more than 0.6 percent to 96.172 before steadying around 96.072.
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Oil prices climbed on Monday, rebounding further from 262.50½-year lows reached in December on support from OPEC production cuts and steadying equities markets.
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The commodities data contrasted with overall statistics which showed imports unexpectedly shrank, stirring concerns that the steadying of the economy may be short-lived.
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Mr. Gorman has been credited with successfully steadying many parts of the company, leading its push into the more stable earnings of wealth management.
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Mr. Gorman has been credited with steadying many parts of the company and leading a push into the more stable earnings of wealth management.
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The veteran guard also kept his composure during timeouts late in the fourth quarter and offered a steadying voice when his teammates needed one.
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The STOXX 600 edged up 0.1 percent, steadying at its highest level since Oct 10 as company results on the whole also looked good.
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U.S. stocks closed slightly higher in low volume trade Monday, steadying after five straight weeks of gains, with telecommunications and health care stocks leading.
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The yen rose half a percent against the euro and as high as 109.11 yen per dollar - its strongest in seven weeks - before steadying.
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The pound fell by as much as 0.6 percent to trade below $1.21 for the first time since late October, before steadying at $1.2112.
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Meanwhile, the dollar came off the boil, steadying below a 10-week high, while geopolitical concerns centered on North Korea and Spain supported prices.
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The body also continues to advocate for curbing corruption by introducing commercial regulations and countering flagrant Russian money laundering by steadying the banking system.
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Party leaders said they would vote as soon as their first day back, hoping to present the Democrats as a steadying hand in Washington.
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Steadying both my kayak and mobile phone, as I frame the shot, my heart drops as I realize the case is completely fogged over.
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When Tidjane Thiam joined Credit Suisse as chief executive in 2015, he was charged with turning around the Swiss bank and steadying its profit.
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The Japanese yen initially jumped to three-month highs against the dollar before retreating, with the absence of immediate reports of casualties steadying nerves.
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Already, the Hong Kong stock market has shown signs of steadying after initial falls as equity investors look for bargain hunting opportunities, they said.
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His last great act may be helping to choose the person that can act as a steadying...Force...at Disney for the next decade.
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Basic resources and energy stocks also jumped, on the back of a strong uptick in commodity prices, as global markets showed signs of steadying.
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And toward the end of the month, I found the meditation very helpful in steadying me as I went through a difficult work transition.
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She remembered steadying herself against the wall for support, reaching for a rose-colored towel, and staring at herself in the mirror in disbelief.
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European markets appeared to be steadying on Wednesday, however, with the FTSE 100 (UKX), DAX (DAX) and CAC 40 (CAC40) all flat at the open.
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It also hit the day's low of 84.51 pence per euro, before steadying at 84.36 pence per euro, half a percent lower on the day.
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The rise in yields underpinned the U.S. dollar, which hit a two-week high against a basket of currencies at 96.882 before steadying at 443.
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The original ballast, the steadying factor which allowed Richard Nixon's opening to China in the 21996s, was a shared strategic mistrust of the Soviet Union.
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While singing "El Bano," Kournikova, 36, falls into a fit of laughter as she stumbles on the rocky boat, steadying herself on a nearby cooler.
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He put his hand on the small of my back, steadying me as I threw my ice cream cone in the trash as we left.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The steadying of Russia's economy does not yet merit a stabilization of its sovereign rating outlook, credit rating agency Moody's said on Tuesday.
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Luxury goods maker Hermes International fell more than 3 percent before steadying after a Credit Suisse rating downgrade to neutral added to the bleak mood.
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The jump in distributable earnings was aided by steadying financial markets, which provided KKR with an opportunity to sell out of investments, the source said.
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Chinese investors also got some relief on Tuesday as the yuan showed signs of steadying after hitting 5-1/2-year lows the previous day.
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Many had viewed Mattis as a steadying force in an administration increasingly embroiled in chaos and a fierce defender of post-World War II alliances.
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Oil rose, steadying after steep recent declines as fuel stockpile declines in the United States helped offset concerns about a potentially oversupplied market next year.
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Beckerman, in particular, proved a steadying addition, patrolling passing lanes, interrupting Guatemalan attacking moves before they could crest and relieving pressure with his judicious distribution.
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The night time stabilization is a big improvement for steadying shots, but it doesn't reduce the amount of noise you can see in the blacks.
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He leans so far down in corners that at times his elbow becomes, along with his knee, a steadying point of contact with the tarmac.
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As if the pain had summoned it, she remembered a scene quite unlike all the steadying, consoling stories that she and Toby had exchanged upstairs.
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Brook Lopez remained the steadying force in the middle with 24 points and 13 rebounds, his seventh double-double in a span of nine games. 1.
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It dipped 0.3 percent to 105.12 yen per dollar, less than half a yen off three-month lows hit last week, before steadying around 104.85 yen.
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Because he is neither erratic nor corrupt—because he doesn't amplify Trump's worst qualities—Pence is being celebrated as a sober and steadying force for Trumpland.
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Against the euro, sterling hit a three-year trough of 86.29 pence per euro before steadying at 0.720 pence, also down 1 percent on the day.
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While the cut underlined the strain that has slowed growth and roiled global markets, stimulus steps reassured investors that Beijing was serious about steadying the economy.
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The task of steadying the ship falls to Sean Clarke, the former boss of Wal-Mart's China business who took over the top job in July.
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A private sector survey on China's manufacturing showed a surprise recovery in activity, adding to the evidence of steadying growth in the world's second largest economy.
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It still depends on the day, but there is little question that Smith has become more dependable and — get this — a steadying force for the Cavaliers.
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Veteran left-hander Cole Hamels has provided a steadying influence on the Texas Rangers since shuffling over from Philadelphia in a mid-season trade last year.
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Corn edged higher, steadying after an earlier seven-week low, as the market weighed yield prospects in a delayed U.S. harvest and tepid short-term demand.
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The big picture: Sterling fell below $1.28 before steadying again, closing closer to its highs on the day than its lows as investors retained some optimism.
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Rating agency S&P said credit losses in Saudi Arabia are set to stabilise this year, aided by the steadying economy and mortgage-led lending growth.
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Still, the RBA did see reason for optimism over the medium term, thanks in large part to the recent steadying of house prices after months of decline.
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Woods, on the other hand, could barely have made a worse start, four over par after nine holes, before somewhat steadying the ship on the back nine.
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The Australian dollar was a shade higher at $0.7478 , steadying after retreating to a three-month low of $0.7455 the previous day on lacklustre local inflation data.
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On the supply side, iron ore is steadying, with the big three Australian producers, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group keeping production targets largely steady.
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Michael Green, a former American official, writes that, under Roh, Mr Moon was seen "as a steadying voice in an otherwise turbulent, ideological and divided Blue House".
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Britain's FTSE 100 see-sawed before steadying up 0.2 percent as investors hesitated ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting which would begin later in the day.
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Emerging economies struggling with low commodity prices and a strong U.S. dollar could soon expect some reprieve thanks to central banks and steadying oil prices, analysts say.
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The generals seen as a steadying influence on the president have given warnings that the Kim regime cannot be permitted to build weapons that threaten American territory.
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Ten-year yields fell 4 basis points to 0.25 percent , steadying after Friday's 6 bps rise which pushed yields to within a whisker of six-week highs.
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The currency has had a turbulent week, sinking more than 1 percent midweek on the trade conflict before steadying as risk aversion ebbed in the broader markets.
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ET. U.S. stocks closed mixed Monday, steadying after their first three-week rally of the year so far, as gains in energy stocks offset declines in technology.
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Will Tyrion's steadying hand be enough to offset Dany's wheel-breaking proclivities, or at least keep her from burning everything up the way her mad father did?
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Against the euro, the British currency extended its losses and was down as much as 0.5% at 89.22 pence, before steadying at 88.91 pence by 1500 GMT.
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Oil and gas shares rose after early weakness to add 23 points to the index, with Brent steadying after hitting 12 year lows earlier in the session.
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Oil prices edged higher on Monday, rebounding further from 1-1/2-year lows reached in December, on support from OPEC production cuts and steadying equities markets.
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Commodity and bond market moves imply fears of economic recession may be creeping back with Brent crude steadying after a 2.6% tumble, its biggest in seven weeks .
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Dudley was given a task of steadying the ship as BP struggled with a firestorm from the U.S. government, victims of the spill, environmental groups and shareholders.
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Against the euro, the dollar was last flat at $1.1072, and against the Japanese yen the greenback found support after last week's declines, steadying at 108.62 yen.
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Jackson reached way above the wall and tumbled head over heels into the Red Sox bullpen, steadying himself by holding onto the fence with his right arm.
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The Japanese yen jumped to three-month highs against the dollar after the attack before retreating, with the absence of immediate reports of casualties also steadying nerves.
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Calhoun, a decadelong Boeing board member who took the helm of the manufacturer last week, is tasked with steadying the company, shaken by the 737 Max upheaval.
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Gold stocks were among the biggest losers on the benchmark index, as the yellow metal dipped overnight before steadying, dragging the Australian gold index down 1.8 percent.
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Market watchers believe the re-introduction of the mysterious "counter-cyclical factor" in the PBOC's calculations is largely aimed at steadying the currency, not turning it around.
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Against the euro, the dollar was last flat at $1.1072 , and against the Japanese yen the greenback found support after last week's declines, steadying at 108.62 yen.
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Market watchers believe the re-introduction of the mysterious "counter-cyclical factor" in the PBOC's calculations is largely aimed at steadying the currency, not turning it around.
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The New Zealand dollar NZD=D3 has also benefited from the U.S. dollar's rate troubles, steadying at $0.6683 after bouncing from a seven-month trough of $0.6482.
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Similar forces were affecting the New Zealand dollar, NZD=D3 which crumbled to a four year trough of $0.6270 this week before steadying a little at $0.6350.
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Against the euro, sterling hit a three-year trough of 86.29 pence per euro EURGBP=D4 before steadying at 85.88 pence, also down 0.730 percent on the day.
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The steadying loan growth offered an early sign that recent policy easing may be having an effect, but regulatory tightening continued to weigh on shadow financing, Chang said.
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While the world's second-largest economy has shown some signs of steadying recently, analysts caution it is too early to tell if the newfound momentum can be sustained.
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Signs of steadying in mainland markets also soothed jangled nerves in Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng index was little changed after a 2.7 percent drop on Monday.
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The currency has had a turbulent week, sinking more than 1 percent midweek on U.S.-China trade woes before steadying as risk aversion ebbed in the broader markets.
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These positive signs from the world's biggest consumer of copper and iron ore lent a steadying hand to the price of copper, which stabilised below four-month highs.
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Markets had largely priced in expectations that a trade deal would be reached soon, further reducing pressure on China's economy, which has recently shown tentative signs of steadying.
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Annual price growth in Dublin also showed signs of steadying at 6.3 percent versus 6.4 percent in September while price rises outside the capital remained at 10.6 percent.
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Corn was higher, steadying after dropping to its lowest since November on Tuesday, while soybean futures dipped but held above a one-month low struck a day earlier.
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Oil prices, already up about 3 percent in early trade, gained further on the EIA data, before steadying ahead of the Fed announcement due at 2 p.m. EDT.
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Uniqlo's sales are growing at home too, but at a smaller pace than offshore, with the number of stores steadying in recent years at just over 800 locations.
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A continued recovery in financial markets from a steep selloff earlier in the year and steadying commodity prices could also nudge the Fed towards a rate hike soon.
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Refinance volume is highly sensitive to interest rate moves, and while there was no move last week, rates seem to be steadying a bit after a rocky rise.
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But the Raptors outscored the Warriors by 11 points when he was on the court, and he was a steadying force at point guard who picked his spots.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, steadying her voice as she recalled Judge Kavanaugh and his friend in the room with her 36 years ago.
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Wheat ticked up, steadying like corn after a sharp fall in response to the USDA data that included bigger than expected forecasts of U.S. and world wheat stocks.
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Oil futures rose on Thursday, steadying after this week's steep losses as fuel stockpile declines in the United States helped offset concerns about a potentially oversupplied market next year.
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But while Kushner has been a steadying force on foreign policy, sometimes the President's advisers are responsible for the fomenting the kind of disarray that worries McCain and Thomas.
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Instead of steadying the utensil to counteract tremors, like the Steady, the Level bends at the neck to keep the head angled correctly, no matter how you move it.
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After steadying during the 2000s, deaths of despair among middle-aged British men have in the past eight years or so been moving in the wrong direction (see chart).
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Stock markets enjoyed a tentative recovery on Thursday, as steadying of the yuan restored some calm to markets following a stormy few days that sent investors scrambling for safety.
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Hondurans who give Mr Hernández credit for reducing violence and steadying the economy after a post-coup recession may hardly mind that he is not much of a democrat.
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Sterling slid as much as 0.6% against the dollar to $1.2748 , and shed 0.5% versus the euro to as low as 86.81 pence , before steadying and recouping some losses.
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They upgraded U.S. Steel, Nucor and Steel Dynamics to outperform from neutral, also pointing to steadying energy prices and solid demand from China as support for the steel industry.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.6 percent, extending three days of declines, with France's CAC 33 leading losses with an almost 1 percent initial fall before steadying.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government upgraded its overall assessment of the economy on Wednesday, echoing the Bank of Japan's more upbeat view, in a sign the economy may be steadying.
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That was one reason yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries had climbed over 100 basis points in just nine sessions to reach 1.279%, before steadying a little at 1.1533%.
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Her one-volume history is elegant, readable, sobering; it extends a steadying hand when a breakneck news cycle lurches from one event to another, confounding minds and churning stomachs.
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Now in its 24th year, this festival has become a tradition unto itself, and a steadying force for New York's community of free-jazz musicians and radically minded improvisers.
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The outbreak's twin disruptions — snapping global supply chains and suppressing consumer demand — are leading to enormous challenges for governments scrambling to contain a disease while also steadying the economy.
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The German chancellor for a decade was a steadying hand across Europe; after Trump's election in the US, she was cast into the role of defender of liberal democracy.
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Sterling slid as much as 0.6% against the dollar to $1.2748 , and shed 0.5% versus the euro to as low as 86.81 pence , before steadying and recouping some losses.
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If the Fed were tasked with targeting a commodity price, it could no longer focus concertedly on steadying overall prices and stabilizing the job market, as it currently does.
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If the Fed were tasked with targeting a commodity price, it could no longer focus concertedly on steadying overall prices and stabilizing the job market, as it currently does.
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The central bank raised key short-term interest rates in late January and early February, in a further sign of policy tightening as the economy shows signs of steadying.
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Others have wondered whether Mr. Weiss, 59, might succeed Mr. Campbell since he has proved proficient as a financial steward and steadying force and is liked by the staff.
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Hicks has been by Trump's side since the start of his campaign, and allies describe her as a steadying force with an unparalleled ability to connect with her boss.
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The Monegasque is seen as a future Ferrari prospect and his arrival, along with the steadying hand of team principal Frederic Vasseur who was appointed in July, has revived confidence.
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Corn was almost unchanged, steadying above a seven-month low hit on Tuesday, as traders assessed U.S. rain forecasts for guidance on whether planting would pick up in the Midwest.
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China's central bank said on Friday that it will fine tune policy in a pre-emptive and timely way, as the economy still faces downward pressure despite signs of steadying.
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Uprooting her life wasn't simple for her, but it was a lot less unsettling when she had such a rock-solid calming influence nearby to give her a steadying hand.
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May's focus as prime minister will likely be on negotiating a new relationship with the EU and "steadying the markets and the economy" in the wake of Brexit, Conley said.
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Analysts say reviving weak credit growth will be key to steadying China's cooling economy, but policymakers are closely watching to ensure loans are used for real business activity, not speculation.
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"We've had a pretty nice run off late because of oil prices steadying and positive macro economic data," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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The "Beige Book" findings contrast to some degree with official data and some other private surveys which point to some steadying in certain parts of the economy but weakness elsewhere.
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S&P Global Ratings expects Dubai residential property prices to fall another 5-10 percent this year due to a continued gap between supply and demand, before steadying in 2020.
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Markets rallied during the speech itself, however, especially when she announced that parliament would be given a vote on the final terms of Britain's exit, seen as a steadying influence.
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I was away recently and I listened to Historian a lot—I was in an unfamiliar place and I felt quite rooted by it because it's quite a steadying record.
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McGahn initially learned of the allegations in January 2017 but saw Porter as a steadying force in the Trump administration and wanted him to remain on-staff, the Post reports.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices edged higher on Monday, rebounding further from 573-1/2-year lows reached in December, on support from OPEC production cuts and steadying equities markets.
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Haley, a former governor of South Carolina, has been viewed as a steadying force in the administration given her mainstream Republican credentials and willingness to, at times, criticize the president.
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A month after being placed on a trade blacklist by the Trump administration, Huawei is reportedly steadying itself for international shipments of its smartphones to decline by 40% to 60%.
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But Ms. Kotb, a longtime fan favorite for her freewheeling segments with Ms. Gifford, has provided more than a steadying hand, and may even have given the show a boost.
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Hamlin turned his fortunes around almost immediately with a win in the season-opening Daytona 500, and that new crew chief, Chris Gabehart, soon proved to be a steadying influence.
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"Valuation, accompanied by the prospect of political change a steadying up of the commodity markets – you have to take a view on those (when investing in the continent,)" McCaughan added.
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I relaxed my throat and sang louder, steadying the soprano notes of a Vivaldi fugue as they rose on a column of air and thrummed through my slightly scaly lips.
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The Post said that after McGahn learned of the allegations in January 2017, he wanted Porter to remain at the White House because he saw him as a steadying presence.
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Yet inside the Mets and across baseball, Ricco was a well-known and respected executive, a steadying force inside the team's baseball operations through years of both contending and rebuilding.
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"Just hearing the words you know are true can serve as ballast, steadying your mind when so much seems unreal," Charen said in a subsequent New York Times op-ed.
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The euro, on the other hand, rebounded on Friday, steadying after a dovish European Central Bank President Mario Draghi failed to alter an already downbeat assessment on the euro zone's economy.
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Similar forces were impacting on the New Zealand dollar NZD=D3 , which crumbled to a three-and-a-half year trough of $0.6378 this week before steadying a little at $0.6490.
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The yield on Germany's 10-year government bond, the benchmark for the region, rose as much as 3 bps to 0.76 percent before steadying at around 0.73 percent in late trade.
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In person, talking about the book, there's a sense of steadying for the questions he'll have to answer, the explaining he'll have to do, the comments sections he'll have to avoid.
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The head of economic planning said last week that conditions have been generally stable at the start of 2017, continuing the "steadying and good" momentum from the second half of 2016.
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China's economy has been generally stable at the start of 2017, continuing its "steadying and good" momentum from the second half of 2016, China's head of economic planning said last week.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 7 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand was largely unchanged in early trade on Monday, steadying after a strong run last week when dovish US Federal Reserve comments hit the dollar.
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The face of the response was National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, well-regarded as a steadying influence but facing his most visible — and most fraught — moment in this administration so far.
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Why it matters: Though Shannon said he was stepping down for personal and not political reasons, the career diplomat was widely seen as a steadying force for a department in flux.
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China's foreign exchange reserves unexpectedly rose for the first time in eight months in February, rebounding above $3 trillion as a regulatory crackdown and a steadying yuan helped staunch capital outflows.
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While six-time champion Federer will fancy his chances of steadying the ship against Berrettini on Tuesday, he will likely need to beat Djokovic on Thursday to reach the semi-finals.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.2% after recording its best day in almost two months on Thursday, following upbeat trade data from China and a steadying of its currency.
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Callahan's roughly-drawn comics—which he made by steadying a pen with both hands—were hilarious and brilliant and morbid, often making fun of his own struggle living with a disability.
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It's a steadying craft to practice in the rough atmosphere of our current news environment, and the work – not to mention the aromas – may lead you to a kind of peace.
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And then, steadying into the weekend, you can maybe take a look at this collection of brilliant weeknight dishes from Alison Roman, and figure the best one for you, this night.
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Mr. Mattis has been a steadying force on the president's ever-changing team, reportedly working behind the scenes to restrain his bellicose boss and, more publicly, to sustain America's global alliances.
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Drawing from diverse cultural traditions, parables and folktales and artists themselves — Walt Whitman and Edward Hopper among them — Hyde develops a steadying, inspiring study that suggests how to keep art sacred.
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But Mbakam's camera does more than merely observe; it provides the opportunity for her to ask questions that might have otherwise been forgotten in the steadying repetition of her mother's rituals.
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Instead, at his best, much like Duncan in his graybeard seasons before retirement, Parker is a steadying force for the team's latest generation of stars, a firm hand at the helm.
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She thinks back on the Christmas of '85, when her father (a warm and lovely Ken Robinson) was a steadying presence, and her glamorous grandmother (Tina Fabrique) reappeared in her life.
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After a summer marked by occasional gaffes suggested he might be a decade past his best, Biden personified one of his most winning characteristics -- resilience -- in steadying his front-running campaign.
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Pick a good VP One of the fastest ways Trump can repair trust is by surrounding himself with people who would be seen as having a steadying influence on his administration.
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But many analysts feel the overall reform agenda has lost steam, as the government becomes more concerned about steadying the economy after growth last year slowed to a 25-year-low.
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Ghosn's ouster marks the end of his chairmanship of Japanese automakers, just two years after he was praised for bringing a steadying hand to Mitsubishi Motors following a cheating scandal in 2016.
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In her New York speech last Friday, Ginsburg intimated that the court was about to drop a series of contentious decisions, and that the absence of Kennedy's steadying influence would be consequential.
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Gold firmed on Monday as markets reassessed the outlook for the U.S. economy after Donald Trump is inaugurated as President later this month, with the dollar steadying after the previous session's bounce.
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Business surveys have suggested manufacturing may be steadying in response to a host of government stimulus measures, but analysts do not expect the broader economy to convincingly stabilise until around mid-year.
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SYDNEY, May 26.8883 (Reuters) - Copper was trading flat on Thursday, steadying a day after dropping on concerns that slowing economic growth in China could hit demand from the world's top metals consumer.
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The report was bang in line with Reuters' prediction and revealed a steadying pace of expansion as the Chinese government ratchets up spending and as a property boom offsets stubbornly weak exports.
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Both screens are tilted at the right angle, and the shifter is built in a way that provides a handy spot to rest your wrist, steadying it as you hit the screens.
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In post settlement trade, prices briefly pared gains before steadying, in response to data from industry group the American Petroleum Institute showing crude inventories built up while gasoline and diesel drew down.
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"It's like watching your lawyer switch sides in the middle of a case," Levitt said, comparing the Solicitor General's Office to the "keel of the boat" steadying the DOJ between different administrations.
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S&P Global Ratings said in February Dubai residential property prices will fall another 5-10 percent this year due to a continued gap between supply and demand, before steadying in 2020.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, was also supported by steadying of the yuan currency after a week of turmoil spurred by an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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The STOXX 600 hovered around flat by 0950 GMT, steadying at its highest level since Oct 9.53 as company results on the whole looked good but falls in autos stocks limited gains.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Friday that it will fine tune policy in a pre-emptive and timely way, as the economy still faces downward pressure despite signs of steadying.
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S&P Global Ratings expects the downturn to continue this year, with residential property prices falling another 5%-10% due to a continued gap between supply and demand, before steadying in 2020.
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My dad has his hand on my shoulder, and although in reality I am steadying him—he was already beginning to have trouble walking—it looks as if he is guiding me.
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Mattis was one of the few Trump administration officials to still enjoy bipartisan support on Capitol Hill, and lawmakers and allies abroad saw him as a steadying presence in a chaotic administration.
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European shares turned lower on Tuesday, after steadying in early trade, with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 20.4 falling to their lowest in more than two years, after skidding 931.763 percent on Monday.
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"What we're doing first is the CFO and the HR and we're steadying the ship here and getting the strategy correct before the CEO search and then we'll do that," Dunkerton added.
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German 10-year bond yields rose 1.5 basis points to 0.28 percent, steadying after a 10 basis point fall on Monday, while most other euro zone equivalents were broadly 1-2 bps higher.
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U.S. stocks were trading higher partly due to unexpectedly better Chinese data and a steadying of the yuan, which provided some relief to investors alarmed by the rise in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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The average price of commercial land increased 21 percent in the year to July 2109.6600 after steadying in the prior year, according to the Land Ministry's broadest survey of nationwide land price trends.
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The analysis shows that, after steadying during the 2000s, deaths of despair among middle-aged British men have in the past eight years or so been moving in the wrong direction (see chart).
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At the start of the year, Chinese markets sold off notably in the first week of January before steadying; since then, prolonged liquidity concerns in the financial sector have kept investors on edge.
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Strong results for network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc and steadying oil prices also helped early trading as investors cheered the news that Beijing had delivered a written response to U.S. trade demands.
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Home prices in top-tier cities fell slightly last month after steadying in January, though the majority of the 70 cities surveyed by the National Bureau of Statistics still saw monthly price gains.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Net foreign exchange sales by China's commercial banks fell to their lowest level in six months in February, as capital outflows eased due to tighter regulatory curbs and a steadying yuan.
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On the data front, China's September exports fell 10 percent from a year earlier, far worse than expected, while imports unexpectedly shrank, suggesting signs of steadying in its economy may be short-lived.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manufacturing activity showed signs of steadying in May but remained weak amid soft demand at home and abroad, suggesting the world's second-largest economy is still struggling to regain traction.
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As impossible as it is to imagine, Rudolph Giuliani — the yowling Gollum of basic cable, President Trump's Cain-raisingest enabler — was once one of the most steadying, reassuring men in the United States.
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While King Bhumibol's long reign was viewed as a steadying influence during an era when the country cycled through 30 prime ministers, his cremation comes at a time of political uncertainty in Thailand.
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Livingston has been a steadying presence for the Warriors over the last half-decade, but he is not Thompson, and the Warriors struggled without the scoring and the spacing that Thompson usually provides.
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The show ran from 21993 to 1946, with Della — Ms. Hale in classic businesslike fashions and her trademark short, dark hair — as a steadying and infinitely reliable presence, if not a constant one.
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Despite the apparent steadying, some analysts believed the central bank was keen to head off so-called second-round inflation effects where initial price rises ripple through to other parts of the economy.
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It is the steadying, practical role that Republicans had hoped Mr. Pence would play for a president who has no political or legislative experience and is openly disdainful of the details of policy.
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In Japan, manufacturing activity showed signs of steadying, but the HIS Markit/Nikkei PMI remained below the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction, edging up to 49.5 in August from 49.3 in July.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai residential property prices will fall another 5-10 percent this year due to a continued gap between supply and demand, before steadying in 2020, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.
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White House counsel Donald McGahn was reportedly made aware of the allegations at that time, the Washington Post reports, but declined to push for Porter's dismissal because of his Harvard education and "steadying" influence.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 1.60 points, or flat in percentage terms, at 13,910.84 points by 1532 GMT, steadying after last week's fall, which was the biggest weekly drop since August.
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She was a steadying, almost principled voice in the late '90s, with Red Snapper and on her own early singles, one foot in trip-hop and the other in the acoustic singer-songwriter tradition.
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Many analysts had expected a steadying in the second half as earlier stimulus measures started to kick in, but Trump's latest tariff threat is likely to further pressure exporters and their domestic supply chains.
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Blue-chip Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) climbed 1.7 percent, following a steadying in oil prices at the end of last week, when Brent crude futures settled up 4543 cents at $76.83 a barrel.
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Other signs point to China steadying its course after a stock market crash and surprise currency devaluation two years ago shook the financial world and brought the country's long-term problems to the fore.
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His exit sounded alarm bells in establishment circles in Washington and on Wall Street, where many viewed the former Goldman Sachs executive as a steadying influence on economic policy inside the Trump White House.
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Cohn's resignation sounded alarm bells in establishment circles in Washington and on Wall Street, where many viewed the former Goldman Sachs executive as a steadying influence on economic policy inside the Trump White House.
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Putting stabilization inside the Google Photos app could enhance results further if you're already working with hardware OIS, or improve recordings significantly if your phone lacks any means of steadying things out of the box.
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As mayor of New York, he was a steadying presence at Ground Zero in the terrible hours after 9/11 -- drawing comparisons to Winston Churchill while President George W. Bush was nowhere to be seen.
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South Korea's economy grew less than expected in the third quarter, and though exports showed signs of steadying the overall outlook was clouded by a domestic spending slump and intensifying global risks from trade frictions.
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As mayor of New York, he was a steadying presence at Ground Zero in the terrible hours after 9/11 -- drawing comparisons to Winston Churchill while President George W. Bush was nowhere to be seen.
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All of which left the pound at $13, and though it was still short of Monday's peak of $1.2929, it did manage a new seven-week high of 88.32 pence against the euro before steadying .
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Sterling, which had shot to five-month highs, fell as much as 0.6% against the dollar to $1.2748 and 0.5% against the euro to as low as 86.81 pence, before steadying and regaining some ground.
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Many analysts had expected a steadying in the second half as earlier stimulus measures started to kick in, but Trump's latest tariff threat is likely to weigh further on exporters and their domestic supply chains.
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Other potential candidates, according to the WSJ, include the company's interim CEO Joe Ianniello (who deserves a lot of credit for steadying the ship), Hasbro CEO/CBS director Brian Goldner, and Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch.
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Vincent noted that baseball continued to be played during other national crises, including World War II, filling an important role in asserting the identity of the country and steadying morale through periods of public anxiety.
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To make matters worse, after steadying herself to win the next four games and seizing a love-23 lead on Zarazúa's serve, Glushko squandered all three break points and dropped the opening set, 6-4.
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As Tracey, the resident brainiac of a struggling software firm, Ms. Munn is not only a potential romantic partner for the chief technical officer (Jason Bateman), but she's also the steely mind steadying the madness.
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In addition, Misra said, Congress and the White House have proven able to make at least some progress on areas like reaching a budget deal and trade agreements with China and Mexico, steadying investor confidence.
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The senior adviser for strategic communications has maintained a low profile since joining the White House in September but is quietly gaining influence by providing a steadying and experienced hand inside a frenetic White House.
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China's official manufacturing activity survey last week showed signs of steadying in May but remained weak amid soft demand at home and abroad, with new orders expanding more slowly and growth in export orders stalling.
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The executive, Pedro Parente, the company's chief executive, had been credited with steadying Petrobras, which was devastated by a corruption scandal in 2014, and restoring foreign investors' confidence as Brazil emerged from a crippling recession.
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The market has been supported by improving global growth prospects, a steadying in Australia's major trading partner China as well as on expectations of a stimulus-boost for the U.S. economy under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese fund managers recommend reducing equity exposure for the next three months as worries including tighter liquidity remain even as fresh data indicates the economy is steadying and improving, a monthly Reuters poll showed.
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Shares of the iPhone maker jumped 21.8% in premarket trading after it said sales in China were steadying and touted how rising demand for its services and accessories helped offset a record drop in iPhone revenue.
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Shares of the iPhone maker jumped 24.1% in premarket trading after it said sales in China were steadying and touted how rising demand for its services and accessories helped offset a record drop in iPhone revenue.
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A construction boom fueled by government infrastructure spending and a housing market rally have helped to underpin the economy in recent months, with growth steadying at 6.7 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier.
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ET. Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as its large energy sector recouped some losses from earlier in the week with oil prices steadying, and miners gained with gold trading at a three-week high.
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DUBAI, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Positive signs of global economic growth and steadying oil prices may help lift stock markets in the Gulf in Sunday, with stocks offering high dividend yields likely to attract the most interest.
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Activity in Japan's services sector expanded slightly in July as companies worked off business backlogs and as new orders showed signs of steadying after a sharp decline in June, a private business survey showed on Wednesday.
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The Texas Republican announced that he would vote for Trump in late September as the GOP nominee appeared to be steadying in the polls and Cruz was under fire from Republicans in Texas for his stance.
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Mr. Carney was praised in the days after the referendum for acting as a steadying force after David Cameron stepped down as prime minister and there was a battle for leadership of the ruling Conservative Party.
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He had entered the water by climbing down kelp-covered boulders and steadying himself against a concrete-encased pipe connected to storm drains along the nearby West Side Highway, which was crowded with rush hour traffic.
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The authorities have also been increasingly nervous about the flow of money out of the country, which contributed to a sharp fall in the country's foreign exchange reserves in recent years, before steadying in recent months.
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Far from steadying the crown, as Prime Minister Tony Blair did when the queen misjudged the public mood after the death of Princess Diana in 1997, today's politicians are drawing her into their own frantic machinations.
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In later forms of jazz, more heavily influenced by funk and soul, the instrument sometimes played more of a steadying role — holding sultry tones, projecting calm — while the rhythm section addressed questions of impact more directly.
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All the legacy stuff he tried to remind us of as he said his tearful goodbye on the steps of Number 10—gay rights, more apprenticeships, expanding international aid funding, steadying the economy—will be largely forgotten.
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China's consumer price inflation slowed to its weakest pace in almost a year in August, pulled down by abating food costs, although an encouraging moderation in producer price deflation added to growing evidence of a steadying economy.
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China on Friday reported second-quarter growth of 6.7 percent year-on-year, slightly stronger than expected and in line with the pace of expansion in the first quarter, adding to views that the economy is steadying.
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Meanwhile, Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain would make a definitive exit from the European Union and parliament would be given a vote on its final terms, seen as a steadying influence, and sending the pound higher.
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The pound initially fell to an eight-week low on Monday, before steadying, while the cost of hedging against big swings in its exchange rate against the euro over the coming month jumped to a record high.
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With activist Nelson Peltz joining Procter & Gamble's board and CEO David Taylor steadying the ship, the company's weak quarter simply means the recovery is still ahead, Cramer argued, adding that investors are getting a good buying opportunity.
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Then, earlier this month, he was back from his book tour, and looking forward to the steadying routines of teaching at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, when he got a phone call delivering some startling news.
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On the forex market, the rand brushed aside the fourth- quarter contraction in gross domestic product to inch close to its firmest level in a week, helped by steadying commodity prices and strong demand for local bonds.
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Goldcorp Inc advanced 1.2 percent to C$20.01 and First Quantum Minerals Ltd rose 1.4 percent to C$17, with gold just off an eight-week high and copper steadying after a sharp fall in the prior session.
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The economy grew 6.7 percent in 2016, and recent data has painted a picture of steadying expansion, but fears over a trade row with the United States linger amid a drumbeat of protectionist rhetoric from the Trump administration.
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ARS=RASL Argentina's central bank hiked interest rates to 21.5 percent in May, and Macri sealed a $22015-billion deal with the International Monetary Fund in June - removing the need for outside funding and briefly steadying the peso.
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China's central bank surprised financial markets on Friday by raising short-term interest rates on the first trading day after the Lunar New Year holiday, in a reaffirmation of policy tightening as the economy shows signs of steadying.
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TOKYO, Aug 22011 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose around 1% on Friday, steadying after an overnight plunge following U.S. President Donald Trump's move to impose more tariffs on Chinese imports, intensifying a trade war that has hit global growth.
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Amid a turbulent start by new U.S. President Donald Trump, whose first days have been marked by media feuds and protests, China has been playing up its role as a steadying force from global trade to climate change.
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China's imports unexpectedly rose in August for the first time in nearly two years, boosted by coal and other commodities, while exports also showed signs of improvement, adding to signs of steadying in the world's second-largest economy.
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Vondrousova, 19, lost the first 5003 points of her match against 26th-seeded Johanna Konta of Britain before steadying herself and finding her range, breaking late in both sets to claim a 7-5, 7-6 (2) win.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was modestly higher on Friday morning, steadying after it whipsawed following a report showing import price data weakened for the third straight month in January, the latest sign of weak inflation pressures.
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His complex creations, which are contemporary reimaginings of the cabinets of curiosity that became popular in 16th-century Europe, are made in solitude, save for the steadying presence of his wife, a fellow glassmaker and artist, Micha Karlsland.
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"The normally stoic Buttigieg appeared to be steadying himself throughout his farewell remarks in his hometown of South Bend, bringing to an end what was for a time an electrifying candidacy," Chelsea Janes and Amy B Wang report.
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"They're awesome," she said, explaining how when she was out covering Hurricane Irma for the TV station the tumbler "kept my iced coffee cool all day" — a steadying reminder of human progress in the face of nature's chaos.
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The dynamic wasn't as pronounced when key administration posts were filled with officials viewed as steadying forces -- such as former Defense Secretary James Mattis or former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson -- according to the people familiar with the matter.
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China's central bank surprised financial markets on Friday by raising short-term interest rates on the first day back from a long holiday, in a further sign of a tightening policy bias as the economy shows signs of steadying.
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Some voters may see a second term as a steadying force, and his supporters have argued that Mr. Buhari, a former army general, needs more time to battle Boko Haram, and to defeat corruption and other entrenched economic problems.
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By 0713 the pan-European STOXX 600 index was down 0.08%, steadying after its worst day in nearly three months in the previous session, when stocks globally took a beating from a toughening of Trump's trade rhetoric against China.
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DEAL HOPES The rebound in U.S. equity markets and steadying of consumer and business sentiment over the last month have been largely attributed to hopes that the trade negotiators will reach a deal or at least postpone tariff increases.
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On currency markets, the dollar was flat, trading at $1.1185 per euro and 111.35 yen after steadying on a better batch of U.S. economic data on Friday that solidified expectations of a rise in official interest rates next month.
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The agreement, running from November 2015 to December 2016, is aimed at offering Iraq help in steadying its finances as the major oil exporter grapples with lower oil prices and costs associated with the fight against Islamic State militants.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's September exports fell 10 percent from a year earlier, far worse than expected, while imports unexpectedly shrank after picking up in August, suggesting signs of steadying in the world's second-largest economy may be short-lived.
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Economists say that Turkey's economic crisis has been caused primarily by Mr. Erdogan's mismanagement — unsustainable borrowing, cronyism and huge public works projects with little economic return — and now, he carries almost single-handedly the burden of steadying the nation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices ended little changed on Tuesday, steadying after earlier gains and losses, as expectations of high U.S. production and exports offset concerns that fighting between Iraqi and Kurdish forces could threaten the country's crude output.
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She described how, despite his demanding job, her husband remained available to his family and became a steadying presence in hers — "the rock of my family" — as they struggled to overcome the loss of her father, Charles Guttman, some years before.
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China's foreign exchange reserves likely edged up in March to $22017 trillion after unexpectedly rising for the first time in eight months in February, rebounding above $21 trillion as a regulatory crackdown and a steadying yuan helped staunch capital outflows.
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China's central bank surprised financial markets on Friday by raising short-term interest rates on the first day back from the Chinese New Year holiday, in a further sign of a tightening policy bias as the economy shows signs of steadying.
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The release followed a string of strong economic data that included retail sales posting a bigger-than-expected jump in April, unemployment reaching a record low in May and business morale steadying despite the threat of a global trade war.
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Oil jumped more than $1 a barrel on Thursday on expectations that falling prices could lead to production cuts, coupled with a steadying of the yuan currency after a week of turmoil spurred by an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose in light volumes on Friday, steadying near their highest levels since 22018 on pledges from OPEC leader Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC Russia that any exit from crude output cuts would be gradual.
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Steadying from sharp falls on Thursday after the Bank of England restarted monetary easing to limit the impact of economic headwinds from Britain's vote to leave the European Union, focus has quickly shifted to July's U.S. nonfarm payrolls due at 1230GMT.
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The rupee INR=D2 weakened 0.28 percent to 43 to the dollar after a television channel CNBC-TV18 reported that the commerce ministry would propose a devaluation, before steadying after the central bank stepped in to prevent a sharp fall.
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While recent data had suggested the world's second-largest economy was steadying, analysts have warned that a property boom which has generated a significant share of the growth may be peaking, dampening demand for building materials from cement to steel.
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" Steadying himself, he said that if Sylvère, his "I Love Dick" character, visited the Museum of Sex "he'd approach it from an academic, historical perspective and be very verbose and insightful—and then be aroused for the rest of the day.
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The superstar point guard seems to be a steadying force on the court, where his deadly 3-pointers space out the floor, and off it, where he deals well with Green and Durant and avoids becoming involved in their spats.
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Wall Street initially opened higher as strong private sector employment data and a drop in jobless claims pointed to a steadying labor market ahead of the key monthly payrolls report on Friday, but pared those gains as investors grew cautious.
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Dunelm, which had warned on margins in October due to a weakness in sterling, has seen a steadying in its business as its new website seemed to appeal to shoppers who decided to stay in during the cold British winter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil jumped more than 2% on Thursday on expectations that falling prices could lead to production cuts, coupled with a steadying of the yuan currency after a week of turmoil spurred by an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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While industrial output seems to be steadying and property sales remain strong, growth in fixed-asset investment slowed to a 15-year low in January-May, while private investment was the weakest on record, dimming the outlook for the rest of 2016.
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Sadly, it seems that much of the steadying influence that made the character so enduring came from Office co-writer Stephen Merchant, as Life on the Road is far more in love with the concept of Brent than the BBC show ever was.
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Instead of throwing a steady stream of darts at your opponents, you can use the blaster's integrated sight and stock for steadying your aim to find yourself a nice safe place to camp and simply wait until your targets pass through your crosshairs.
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WARSAW, Aug 1.6983 (Reuters) - The forint firmed on Thursday after Hungary reported a drop in inflation in line with forecasts, while central European shares tracked global stocks higher on relief over a rebound in Chinese exports and a steadying of the yuan.
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Also pressuring base metals was the move by China's central bank to raise short-term interest rates on the first day back from a long holiday, in a further sign of a tightening policy bias as the economy shows signs of steadying.
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But Mr. Campbell, who is about to publish an account of Mr. Obama's efforts titled "The Pivot: The Future of American Statecraft in Asia," also noted that Asian nations were equally worried that America is no longer willing to be a steadying power.
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After a rough start to the year, China's economy has shown signs of steadying thanks largely to the building boom, but some analysts warn the housing frenzy may be peaking as more cities impose restrictions on home buying to keep prices from overheating.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity showed signs of steadying in August as output rose for the first time in six months, in a tentative sign that the economy may be recovering from a slump earlier this year, a private survey showed on Tuesday.
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Japanese manufacturing activity showed signs of steadying in August as output rose for the first time in six months, but the expansion was only slight, a private survey showed, casting doubts over whether the economy will return to growth in the current quarter.
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BRASILIA, April 17 (Reuters) - Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said on Wednesday that he believes the government's pension reform proposal, which many see as crucial to steadying the country's rickety public finances, will be voted on in Congress within two to four months.
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Documents offer a hint of how the company's commercial real estate portfolio — built less around the Trump brand than other parts of the Trump Organization — has increasingly functioned as a steadying force for the family business as its founder has become more polarizing.
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COLOMBO, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed nearly unchanged on Monday, steadying at a 17-month high hit in the previous session, as positive sentiment surrounding tax cuts by the country's new government continued to cheer investors, while the rupee ended weaker.
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Márquez's handling of his motorcycle has been just as revolutionary as his success, a style that finds him leaning so far down in every corner that at times his elbow becomes, along with the knee, another steadying point of contact with the tarmac.
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Although Airbus beat Boeing in the order race last year, following a final flurry of business by Schulz's predecessor, John Leahy, steadying the demand for Airbus wide-body fleet is a priority after Boeing took three in every four orders in 3303.
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Oil prices had jumped nearly 15% on Monday after the attacks on Saturday, but have since given up gains, with benchmark Brent steadying near $64.55 a barrel at 0732 GMT after Saudi Arabia said it would restore its lost output by end-September.
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While guard Demetrius Jackson (team-high 16.2 points) provides a steadying influence on offense, fellow junior V.J. Beachem (11.9) has averaged 15 points over the last six contests, scoring at least 853 points five times while draining 16 3-pointers over his last five.
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Looking back, she wonders why she chose those two "necessities" that she'd grabbed from the fridge, but on the drive, she clung to them for dear life, steadying herself through contractions and mentally preparing for the battle she expected to have with the hospital staff.
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However, the companies have signaled a steadying in their recent updates with Plus500 saying this month that its revenue picked up in the second quarter as it attracted new customers while IG forecast a return to revenue growth in the second half of this year.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 225 (Reuters) - The government of Alberta, Canada's largest crude-producing province, said on Monday its 2000-218 budget deficit would be marginally narrower than previously forecast amid signs its economy is steadying after more than two years of weak oil prices.
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As he was making his way out of "The Root" and into "Till It's Done (Tutu)," behind him, Mr. Mayer was twisting his face and his guitar strings; Mr. Palladino was keeping easy time; and the Roots were steadying the ship, keeping the narrative tight.
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Half the fun of an al fresco lunch is the challenge of steadying a slice of quiche, three sausage rolls, and a squashed crisp sandwich on a precariously balanced plastic plate, all while inexpertly stabbing at a rogue cherry tomato with a disposable spork.
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The feeling of steadying yourself with your hands, your body stretched out glorious above you, with legs long and straight, or bent or split or in a stag — it is freedom of movement, and you are unhinged in the best possible meaning of the word.
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The central bank reiterated its goal of deepening market-based interest rate reforms and keeping the yuan CNY=CFXS basically stable, and said that it will not resort to "flood-like" stimulus even though China's debt-to-GDP ratio has showed signs of steadying.
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Seen in the Fox broadcast of Game 5 — which was hosted at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. — the eager fan thinks fast, allowing the ball to hit his chest and deflect to the ground for him to claim — all while steadying the brews in his hands.
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Ko started the day tied with Jang, and they remained locked together after the third round, but the New Zealander dropped six shots in the first 13 holes of the final round before steadying what had been a sinking ship with three consecutive birdies from the 15th.
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However, the companies in their recent updates have signalled that the situation was steadying, with Plus500 saying that its revenue picked up in the second quarter as it added new customers, while IG forecast a return to revenue growth in the second half of the year.
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After steadying early this year, the yuan CNY=CFXS suddenly bolted to near seven-month highs in recent weeks after the central bank changed the way it calculates its official daily reference point to quash expectations of further depreciation and outflows as the U.S. raises interest rates.
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After months of falling world oil prices, a preliminary agreement was reached in Doha in mid-February for Russia and several other major crude producers to freeze production, but until now Putin had not said publicly where he stood on the question of Russia steadying its output.
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Although growth has slowed this year, the expansion has lasted five years already and several recent sentiment indications have surprised on the upside, indicating that growth is steadying at a rate that is still above the bloc's natural potential so will continue to absorb spare capacity.
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She spoke of the jaw-dropping lines that Ledecka carves on Alpine courses, a knack that Ledecka's snowboarding coach, Reiter, attributes to her experience maneuvering on a snowboard, which, because it has no steadying or stabilizing poles, requires seeing a mountain in a more imaginative way.
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Still, I walked up the long stone stairway that coils around the mound on top of which the ruins of Totnes Castle sit, and surveyed the Devon countryside from its heights, breathing it in, steadying myself after the dizzying effects of the museum and the sunshine.
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While his live performance with a Muppet would not be a career highlight, a stumble as the float lurched back into motion and a steadying hug from the famous pig would go viral, and punctuate a year when it already seemed like All Tony, All the Time.
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On the Supreme Court from September 1981 to January 2006, O'Connor became a crucial swing vote, steadying the bench and influencing the law from abortion rights and affirmative action, to criminal due process and checks on the Bush administration's post-September 11, 2001 war on terrorism.
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Republicans made clear to the nation's top law enforcement officer that they view him as a valuable and steadying influence within the oftentimes chaotic Trump administration and want him to stay in the job, despite criticisms of his work from both ends of the political spectrum.
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" Problems had emerged, Obama argued, where that progress had been "hugely uneven": "And what has been clear throughout the 20th and 21st centuries is that the progress we make in social order and taming our baser impulses and steadying our fears can be reversed very quickly.
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Expectations of a more hawkish message from the Bank of England have been at the heart of a recent steadying of the pound, sold heavily in the aftermath of Britain's decision to quit the EU. Sterling has gained nearly 4 percent against the dollar in the last three weeks.
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The song is steadying verging on pretty, and the video is joyous verging on powerful: young Mr. Wyer and his friends, all wearing Aphex Twin shirts, caper around in front of a block of row housing, sped-up and slowed-down, with overuse of standard digital color effects.
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Russia's central bank has been a big part in steadying the ship, achieving a runaway rate of inflation amid the crisis down to a rate of 2.4 percent in April (the target is 4 percent) — a far cry from the 1.53 percent inflation rate seen in October 2015.
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After dropping serve early in the second set, third seed Osaka threw her racket, slammed a ball into the court and gave her racket a kick for good measure before steadying the ship and earning a 6-2 6-4 win on a gusty day at Margaret Court Arena.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil prices rose to the fourth consecutive weekly gain on Friday, steadying at three-month highs after new data showed U.S. crude inventories fell far more than expected, while upbeat economic data and optimism over a U.S.-China trade deal fueled a year-end stock market rally.
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Related: 8 best Halloween haunted house attractions across the US In the early going there are amusing callbacks to the earlier films (or their eradication), and the steadying presence of Will Patton as the local sheriff, who joins Laurie in trying to bring an end to the Michael nightmare.
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But, after steadying the ship by agreeing to some modernizing changes, and, more significantly, permitting Diana's sons Prince William and Prince Harry to marry Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, respectively (commoners whom they simply fell in love with), Queen Elizabeth has strengthened the institution she has led for 66 years.
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It was surprising enough, to people who had bought into the narrative that Kushner (and wife Ivanka Trump) were steadying influences on the president, that he hadn't warned Trump not to fire FBI Director James Comey — a move that anyone could have predicted would blow up in the administration's face.
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The ECB last week signalled a growing appetite for revising its policy message in "early" 269.24, and specifically a promise to continue its 270.37 trillion euro money-printing programme until inflation heads back to target The dollar also hit a four-month low of 22014 yen before steadying around 110.56 yen.
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It will fall to the incoming administration of Donald Trump and the Republican Congress to take up the issue, following years in which the central bank has been the main player in steadying the economy, Lockhart said in one of his last speeches before his retirement at the end of February.
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The 23-year-old, who said he had a lot of luck, birdied the par-five fourth but got in trouble soon after with a double bogey on the sixth hole before steadying the ship by sinking an 18-footer for another birdie on the seventh to turn in 33.
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It was surprising enough, to people who had bought into the narrative that Kushner (and wife Ivanka Trump) were steadying influences on the president, that he hadn't warned Trump not to fire FBI director James Comey — a move that anyone could have predicted would blow up in the administration's face.
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In a statement, Lachlan Murdoch said Mr. Abernethy had been a "steadying force at Fox News during the last 21 months, establishing extensive policies and procedures while streamlining management and installing respected industry executives in key roles, all of which achieved our goal of creating a more transparent work environment."
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The steadying of nerves, after a 2% drop on Wednesday and a 14% plunge on Monday, came after Saudi Arabia set out the timeline to full operation and also said it had managed to restore supplies to customers at levels prior to the attacks by drawing from its oil inventories.
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The steadying of nerves, after a 2% drop on Wednesday and a 14% jump on Monday, came after Saudi Arabia set out the timeline to full operation and also said it had managed to restore supplies to customers at levels prior to the attacks by drawing from its oil inventories.
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"The mood…has taken bond yields, equity and commodity prices lower to kick off (the second quarter) … The only cure is a steadying hand from U.S. data that will put a floor under bond yields and, given how low that floor is, send money off in search of yield again," he said.
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See more: WeWork cofounders Adam and Rebekah Neumann are close friends with Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner and invited them to Rebekah's extravagant 40th birthday bash in ItalyFormer top executives and employees of WeWork spoke to Business Insider about Minson and Gunningham, describing both as steadying forces compared to Neumann's more disorderly approach.
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But despite the capricious nature of the task at hand — and some less than perfect outcomes — Hatton closed with steadying pars on his final seven holes, including the par-3 17th hole and the demanding 18th hole, both of which required nerve-racking shots to greens protected by long expanses of water.
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Planned Parenthood, under fire from conservatives in Washington and state capitols, chose Leana Wen, an emergency room doctor whose family fled China when she was a child, as its next president Wednesday, picking a woman who won praise for her steadying hand as Baltimore's health commissioner during the city's convulsive protests in 2015.
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Over four seasons, much of it spent as New York City F.C.'s captain, he provided the steadying hand that allowed the expansion club to establish itself in M.L.S. Villa, who will turn 37 on Monday, confirmed in a video posted to his social media accounts that he plans to continue playing.
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At one of Turrell's shows at the Whitney in 1980, the lights caused visitors to see walls that weren't there; famously, when they tried to ground themselves amidst the overwhelming light all around them by steadying themselves against one of the non-existent walls of pure light, they fell to the ground.
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Priya Misra, head of global rates strategy for TD Securities, said another factor diminishing the economic influence of impeachment in Washington is that Congress and the White House have proven able to make at least some progress on areas like reaching a budget deal and trade agreements with China and Mexico, steadying investor confidence.
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London attack: More arrests as detectives probe how killer was radicalized Hotel manager: London attacker was 'friendly and chatty' Queen Elizabeth II issues steadying message after terror attack "We need to make sure that organizations like WhatsApp — and there are plenty of others like that — don't provide a secret place for terrorists to communicate with each other," she said.
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State-owned Chinese banks leapt to defend the 6.7 level when it was breached in mid-July but have not been seen buying yuan heavily so far this week, adding to questions over whether China was allowing the currency to resume its descent, after steadying it through much of the summer ahead of major political events.
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An Everyman hero in a genre full of big talkers, Phife Dawg — born Malik Taylor, known as Phife for short — who died on Tuesday at 45, was the steadying presence in A Tribe Called Quest, the group that in the early 1990s became one of the standard-bearers of earthy, socially progressive, musically rich hip-hop.
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Mr. Trump may never know the steadying warmth of a dog by his side while he rage-watches cable TV. He won't know the way a dog's paw-pads smell like corn chips, or the pleasure at the sight of her paddling her feet, giving little yips and snarls as she chases squirrels in her dreams.
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The steadying of nerves, after a 14.6% jump in Brent prices on Monday - the contract's biggest one-day percentage gain since at least 1988 - came after Saudi Arabia set out the timeline to full operation, and also said it had managed to restore supplies to customers at levels prior to the attacks by drawing from its oil inventories.
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This can be a good thing, especially in a year like the last one: On nights when I was rattled by headlines of high-profile men using their power to abuse others, Tweets landing us on the brink of escalation, or clashes between my peers and actual nazis, Cooking Craze became a steadying after-work companion.
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Sent to Europe on a reassurance tour just as the national security apparatus at the White House spiraled into disarray, the vice president was assuming the same steadying role on the foreign stage he's played domestically since Trump tapped him as a running mate: an envoy to parties who want and need contact with the administration but are wary of getting too close to Trump himself.
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And although Ankara recently patched up relations with Moscow, the very fact its forces lack the steadying influence of a full deck of commanders will worry military planners at NATO HQ. Turkey sits astride potentially NATO's biggest fault line with Russia, the Bosphorus, a narrow channel of water and the gate way for Russia's Black Sea fleet to the Mediterranean and the world's oceans beyond.
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RIC=CNPMIC%3DE C I Caixin manufacturing PMI poll data * Surveys seen adding to signs economy may be steadying * Official gauge seen steady, marks 2nd month of expansion * Private gauge seen showing an acceleration in activity * Findings could see further shift in investor expectations for more policy easing BEIJING, April 29 (Reuters) - China's factory activity likely expanded at a steady but modest clip in April, marking the second straight month of improving business conditions, as government growth-boosting measures buoy the vast manufacturing sector.
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John, Robert and I didn't create POLITICO, hundreds of people did: from my wife, Autumn, naming it, to J-mart and Ben Smith defining it, to Fred Ryan steering and hyping it, to Bill Nichols steadying it, to Kim Kingsley promoting and shaping it, to David Rogers and John Bresnahan validating it on Capitol Hill, to Danielle Jones and Miki King bringing heart and order to it, to Carrie Budoff Brown globalizing it, to Mikey promoting all of it, to Roy Schwartz bringing a real business to finance it, to all of you for making a big success of it.
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