Mercedes are chasing a record-equalling sixth successive constructors' championship this year and also a record sixth successive title double.
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Yet the people over time saw sufficient problems with presidents who sought successive terms that they eventually imposed a limit of two successive terms.
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And he needs to say that, because people are going to just price in successive, successive rate cuts, and the key thing that everybody misses here is it doesn't stimulate anything.
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The present state of the universe produces the successive states.
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Each successive ruling seemed to infuriate journalists and liberals more.
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Helped by the loans, successive governments set about cutting debt.
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Successive governments failed to keep their promises to reduce immigration.
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A video shows 26 successive starts without losses in performance.
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MOST PARTIES would delight in a sixth successive election victory.
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Notebooks have hosted the rough drafts of successive intellectual revolutions.
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Successive defeats have made it harder to draw fresh recruits.
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Successive Fukushima governors have called for it to be scrapped.
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Successive Fukushima governors had called for it to be scrapped.
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Each successive coach has been a disciple of Total Football.
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Karen Davis, Labour's candidate, blames cuts by successive Conservative governments.
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Gregorius and Castro hit successive singles before Brian McCann walked.
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On successive visits, he bought model cars, ships, and trains.
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D Robert Bortuzzo was scratched for the second successive game.
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They were negative for TB for the third successive year.
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Violent protests in 2005 and 2010 toppled two successive presidents.
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He cited the four successive proxy contests at Cracker Barrel.
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He had also already secured a fifth successive overall title.
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Between 2002 and 2014 the AKP won three successive elections.
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Similar prohibitions have been included in successive omnibus spending bills.
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Since then, successive governments have vowed to tackle the problem.
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But he couldn't quite catch up with each successive owner.
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He already holds the record of 33 successive scoring finishes.
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Successive waves caused those buildings to sway more and more.
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Since then, successive waves of feminists have pursued two emancipations simultaneously.
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Successive US presidents, both Republican and Democratic, have supported this goal.
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Mr Son believes he has anticipated successive paradigm shifts in technology.
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Successive governments have pledged to improve the lives of the population.
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These outsiders blinded successive administrations in Washington to the rebels' shortcomings.
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Successive Indian governments have tried to tackle the dearth of employment.
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Hasina is seeking to be reelected for a third successive term.
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Successive AK administrations have helped transform Istanbul into a rentier economy.
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For half a century, successive leaders anchored agriculture policies on rice.
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Japan's Nikkei retreated 20.4 percent after three successive days of gains.
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He also won three successive European Cups between 1971 and 1973.
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"It's a result of the dictatorship years and successive clientelist governments."
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Successive governments have tried, with little success, to stem the violence.
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They became the first to win gold medals at successive Games.
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Several successive cash-strapped governments have failed to set money aside.
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Hopefully not, but it was absent from four successive beta releases.
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Retirement in Spa ended Raikkonen's run of five successive podium places.
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Japan's Nikkei retreated 1.25 percent after three successive days of gains.
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Successive tsars sought to purge the Russian state of unwanted elements.
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A lack of planning by successive governments is instead to blame.
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That would reverse a decades-old policy held by successive governments.
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Successive governments have refused to apologize or accept that death toll.
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It was the fourth successive U.S. Olympic victory in the event.
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It would be his fifth successive appearance in the exclusive event.
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Each successive traumatic experience increases children's likelihood of experiencing psychological problems.
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Ex Cathedra, with successive solo singers and baroque musicians, were superb.
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The referee eventually intervened, awarding Gaethje his third successive knockout win.
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But this season's Jaguars (3-5) have lost four successive games.
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It then peripatetically traces such figures through successive generations of artists.
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Germany's export prowess had given it nine successive years of growth.
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From there, affirmation action was further limited with each successive ruling.
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And promised investigations into past corruption by successive governments have floundered.
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She lost two successive husbands in battles against the encroaching coalition.
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They used the same instruments in successive procedures without cleaning them.
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Japan's Nikkei shed 0.4 percent after three successive days of gains.
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That document was then amended 18 times under six successive governments.
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Time, they suggested, was the natural ally of each successive generation.
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The unrest has led to three successive quarters of economic contraction.
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Congress has struggled for years to tackle immigration, frustrating successive presidents.
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Over coming days, successive waves of visitors have followed differing impulses.
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Successive U.S. administrations have avoided formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Successive votes had come up short of the required absolute majority.
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Successive governments have dealt with immigrants on an ad hoc basis.
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In the 2000s successive Labour governments launched programmes to improve council homes.
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Miami opened the scoring in the first, getting hits on successive pitches.
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He helped lead his party to victory in three successive general elections.
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On Saturday, the government banned the event for the third successive year.
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Rural spending is subdued on weak wage growth and two successive droughts.
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But the older party's successive losses have left it demoralised and fragmented.
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Successive presidents' efforts to hold schools accountable have had some impact, too.
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Then came three successive state elections at which the party badly underperformed.
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A fifth successive Saturday of protest is now promised for December 15th.
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Yet Ms Bachelet contained the anger that has grown under successive governments.
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Both companies say rates drop dramatically as people pay back successive loans.
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Successive governments have not kept promises to provide money and technical support.
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Five successive heads of the Fourth Department were shot in the purges.
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That started a sequence of five successive touchdown drives by the Mountaineers.
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Successive speakers became increasingly more powerful and gained greater sway over Congress.
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In recent years, successive U.S. presidents have made progress on this front.
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Do you perceive your audience as having grown with every successive album?
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With each successive beat she wondered which one might be the last.
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Australian Toby Price, the 2016 winner, took his second successive stage win.
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Successive attempts at uniting members and joining forces against Israel quickly unravelled.
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Each successive work now nails down his approach while moving it along.
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Two successive quarterly contractions would meet the standard definition of a recession.
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All of it is federal funding received after Katrina and successive hurricanes.
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Langer is faced with winning back-to-back majors in successive weeks.
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Despite Labour's significant growth in grass-roots members, some fear successive defeats.
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But successive French governments have taken steps to even the playing field.
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From President Clinton onward, successive administrations simply engaged in "dialogue" with Beijing.
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Yet throughout these successive waves of disruption employment has carried on rising.
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Venture capital firms investing in China are well into raising successive funds.
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Successive governments in China have made little headway with the needed reforms.
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Three successive wins followed and Boro looked certs for the Premier League.
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The outcome sent the Panthers (1-215) to their third successive loss.
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That means voter turnout has fallen at each successive election since 323.
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In 2008, SpaceX was flirting with bankruptcy after three successive rocket failures.
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In the last several years, ESPN has undergone successive rounds of layoffs.
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With each successive season at Pitt, Donald had more tackles for loss.
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For decades, successive administrations used strong enforcement measures to control Mexico's borders.
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And so for some years, successive governments failed to address his request.
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It was a third successive defeat for last year's Grand Slam winners.
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Successive administrations have limited his ability to travel to the United States.
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With each successive exposure, she was becoming more sensitive to the odor.
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Successive presidents have found at least three sensible reasons for secret diplomacy.
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And he is handing Netanyahu an achievement sought by successive Israeli administrations.
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Friday I came across the two successive votes on articles of impeachment.
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The Knicks are on course for their sixth successive 50-loss season.
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Jamie Anderson took home her second successive gold in the women's division.
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It was Stephens' eighth successive defeat since her maiden grand slam triumph.
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Meanwhile, successive housing ministers ignored appeals by experts to update fire-safety regulations.
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But the hosts suffered their fifth successive loss and sixth in eight games.
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The issue of local militancy has haunted successive governments in India for decades.
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Every successive landing is another big step toward the future of reusable rockets.
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Life can only teach life, and not a successive jumbo round of financing.
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Despite the modest fall, manufacturing firms noted a fifth successive rise in output.
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But for the past decade successive governments have found ways to obstruct repossession.
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Successive politicians have made serious attempts to address Britain's over-centralisation, for example.
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"It's the biggest protest yet," enthused Andras Lederer, a veteran of successive demonstrations.
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He&aposs thinking about how we achieve what has eluded successive American administrations.
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Successive Thai governments have raised the possibility of shutting down the camps permanently.
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Became the first man to win five successive French Open titles in 2014.
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Successive U.S. administrations have struggled with how to deal with nuclear-armed Pakistan.
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This was the second successive annual drop -- 180,000 people were killed in 2014.
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Every successive year has seen some kind of marked improvement in his game.
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So why have successive governments in Delhi kept the Bose files under seal?
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Through a series of successive reductions, it fell to 21 percent in 2004.
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Or January 21, if you pair the successive shutdowns of 1995 and 1996.
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Under this dictate, successive presidents imposed sanctions that starved Iraqis and squeezed Iranians.
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Successive U.S. Administrations have underestimated Abbas's willingness to stand up to outside pressure.
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Despite successive royal scandals and crises, support for the monarchy has remained robust.
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Successive nationalists leaders have treated the Rohingya as a hindrance to national building.
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Mike Khoury played successive violin solos, mainly on just one or two notes.
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Successive U.S. administrations have insisted that Jerusalem's status must be decided in negotiations.
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Rakhine State has been roiled by successive rounds of violence in recent years.
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Another is an independent who's changed the Democrats over two successive presidential contests.
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He is disappointed by the lack of opportunity provided by successive Greek governments.
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Presidential media profiles have become increasingly polarized, it seems, in each successive term.
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Amid all these warning signs, successive governments in Sri Lanka have done nothing.
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Successive Italian governments have insisted that this rule be changed, but have failed.
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Pearce said that over time, successive floods would normally flush out the sediment.
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Two successive presidential campaigns have wrought some essential changes in the political landscape.
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They are heading for their sixth successive driver and constructor titles this season.
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They are also heading for sixth successive drivers' and constructors' titles this season.
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Successive state governments are responsible for the withering of the public-health system.
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He became the Netherlands' first king in 123 years after three successive queens.
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And it seems we also want to perpetuate that identity in successive generations.
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Then, the least popular candidate would be eliminated in successive rounds of voting.
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Successive presidents had used varying combinations of carrots and sticks toward uncommitted states.
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Mercedes scored five successive one-two finishes in the opening five grands prix.
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The song's effect is intoxicating, like you're taking successive shots of different liquors.
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He led the organization for two successive five-year terms, beginning in 1997.
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They have been victimized by the Castro regime and by successive U.S. administrations.
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Jones then defended his belt seven successive times before beating Cormier on Jan.
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You will attend SACI for two successive academic years and earn 60 credits.
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He says the protests in Basra flow from the failings of successive governments.
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It took me successive drafts to talk about certain things in my life.
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"It is in the interest of all of our allies to comply with the American sanctions against Iran, including and especially those which were passed into law by successive American Congresses and have been affirmed by successive American presidents," Cruz said.
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But successive governments have failed to trim its fiscal deficit and create economic growth.
|
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It was the second successive win for Verstappen at the Red Bull-owned circuit.
|
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The recipe for success remains elusive, but that hasn't stopped successive generations from trying.
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Like the city itself, this London neighbourhood is defined by successive waves of immigration.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo took his second successive podium with third place for Red Bull.
|
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But that would mean taking on unions, a challenge that successive governments have avoided.
|
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Successive governments have made the situation worse by giving too much power to managers.
|
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These concepts, particularly the laws of jihad and takfir, have evolved with successive conflicts.
|
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Successive governments have been slow to follow through, afraid of angering powerful domestic constituencies.
|
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Gold stocks extended their slide for a second successive session following a recent rally.
|
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Successive governments have encouraged them to waste water by charging almost nothing for it.
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The kaleidoscopic light glistened on each hi-hat and erupted at every successive drop.
|
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Successive generations of welfare reformers have tried, and often failed, to strike that balance.
|
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The company enjoyed its tenth successive year of double-digit revenue growth in 2015.
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But now is black beauty's successive heir, And beauty slandered with a bastard shame.
|
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The satellites will drift further and further apart with each successive orbit of Earth.
|
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Palestinian statehood has been the objective of successive U.S. administrations and the international community.
|
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Seattle suffered its sixth successive loss, during which it has been outscored 54-13.
|
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So successive governments, both Labour and Conservative, sought to give power (and responsibility) away.
|
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Brent has shed about 20 percent in 2018 following two years of successive growth.
|
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Sotavalta heard them during successive summers while staying at his summer house in Lempäälä.
|
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Liberatore's 23nd successive scoreless outing equals the standard set by John Candelaria in 1991.
|
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For decades, the country has absorbed successive waves of people fleeing war and chaos.
|
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Red Bull racked up four successive drivers' and constructors' titles between 2010 and 2013.
|
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Successive governments have made it clear that Australia decides who can or cannot come.
|
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It is almost inevitable that Spain is heading for a third successive hung parliament.
|
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With each successive storm, another chunk of land was lost and more families left.
|
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On nuclear non-proliferation, a policy priority across successive administrations, Trump is similarly indifferent.
|
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Successive governments, with the backing of Malaysia's moderate Muslims, have shrugged off PAS's demands.
|
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It was the Giants' third successive victory and improved their record to 5-3.
|
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I did that for five successive years until I left to go join Hyatt.
|
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Since then, three successive Special Forces units have fought their way up the valley.
|
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The play begins with a funeral and, after many successive acts, visits heaven above.
|
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It builds slowly, as successive revisions of the opening melody are passed between sections.
|
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But as I mounted the successive floors, the quality of my art experience descended.
|
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His seminary, spread over several acres, has received financial support from successive Pakistani governments.
|
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On successive pages, the number of balls increases, and so does Tiny Cat's enthusiasm.
|
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GERMANY RAN WORLDS LARGEST CURRENT ACCOUNT SURPLUS FOR FOURTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR IN 2019 - IFO
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For decades, successive Presidents have sought to prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.
|
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Each successive drop adds a thin layer of minerals to a growing stalagmite below.
|
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Each successive layer of the network looks for a pattern in the previous layer.
|
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Successive administrations have moved to limit American engagement without precipitating a yet worse outcome.
|
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I kept on experiencing successive waves of small revelations when I thought about it.
|
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And it inspired successive generations of conservative journalists to get in the game, too.
|
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For successive sessions I sat, on the left side, behind the line of prosecutors.
|
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Mercedes set a record, winning constructors' and drivers' titles for a sixth successive year.
|
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We are reaping the rewards of a consistent, bipartisan U.S. policy through successive administrations.
|
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Successive Administrations tried to counter with price controls, reduced speed limits, and so on.
|
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Francis watched from afar as Benedict's papacy unraveled under the weight of successive scandals.
|
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The tribe has fought construction of the dam under successive presidents for a decade.
|
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Mr. Scowcroft's interagency process became a model for every successive administration until this one.
|
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Two successive premiers in Quebec have called for such a deal to be struck.
|
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They are on course to miss the playoffs entirely for the seventh successive season.
|
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Because the letters are farther apart, the NOSE actually "grows" with each successive entry.
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The latter, like performance and video pieces, exists in multiple, successive moments in time.
|
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New York handed Clinton a much-needed win after eight successive losses to Sanders.
|
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The fighter jet procurement process has already proved a headache for two successive governments.
|
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These slices are reproduced as successive layers of material until the final shape is complete.
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Successive Pakistani governments have exploited the sense that their country is too dangerous to fail.
|
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In the intervening years, Arvanitaki and her colleagues have developed the idea through successive papers.
|
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Our Western calendar is tied to the tropical year—the time between successive vernal equinoxes.
|
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That, in part, is why successive US presidents have worried about Iran getting the bomb.
|
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Successive federal governments have thrown billions of dollars over the years to fix the problem.
|
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It was also his sixth career victory and ended Mercedes' run of 10 successive victories.
|
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Each successive feature Apple trotted out seemed tailor-made to undermine the company's health demo.
|
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Successive governments have trumpeted improvements in productivity, which is supposedly rising by 1% a year.
|
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The cabinets of successive presidents have featured Chinese-Indonesian ministers, often in prominent economic jobs.
|
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After that, each successive period invented its own American dream according to the prevailing conditions.
|
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And even looking at raw numbers, it's oftentimes hard to pinpoint differences between successive generations.
|
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In 2016 coal consumption dropped by 4.7%, the third successive year of decline (see chart).
|
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OVER the past month, successive waves of thick smog have blanketed northern and central China.
|
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The kiwi benchmark had reached successive record highs in April before taking a steep tumble.
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It explained the human body, using movable flaps to take people down through successive layers.
|
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Successive shocks to oil prices, in 4.33 and 24.3, sent both inflation and unemployment surging.
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Recently it patented a carbonisation process, done through successive heatings, that ensures bamboo cannot corrode.
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Successive governments have consistently used taxes on alcohol to boost revenue to bridge budget deficits.
|
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Similarly, successive governments' promises to build more houses foundered on a lack of suitable workers.
|
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THE shrinking of Britain's manufacturing industry has been a big concern of successive British governments.
|
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Allied with UTJ and with similar demands, it has served as kingmaker in successive governments.
|
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Growing evidence that Iran was pursuing a nuclear-weapons programme provoked successive rounds of sanctions.
|
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Successive governments proposed modest reforms, such as raising the retirement age from 60 to 62.
|
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A technical recession is generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters.
|
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That gave companies a stake in the system, which successive tax exemptions have helped maintain.
|
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FAO's all rice price index marked its fifth successive month of stability, the agency said.
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I take pieces and lessons from each successive project and add them to the next.
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The memorandum of understanding will guarantee contracts will take place in each successive future year.
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The 2012 champions won their second successive Olympic gold with a total of 184.897 points.
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Harrison and Mercer followed with successive two-run doubles to close it to 7-4.
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No smoking gun has yet to be dredged from the detritus of the successive probes.
|
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Successive CBO projections for the next several years show the steady deterioration of marketplace coverage.
|
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Then after Cruz walked, Ramirez threw two successive wild pitches with Seager at the plate.
|
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"European art between 1500 and 1900 served the interests of successive ruling classes," he writes.
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This process was refined by the Clinton administration and has been continued by successive administrations.
|
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Years of cheap central bank cash has pushed world stock markets to successive record highs.
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NOTES: White Sox CF Leury Garcia (sore left hand) missed his sixth successive start Saturday.
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Non-Hispanic whites have represented a declining share of the population in each successive generation.
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It will be replaced by successive cohorts that are more ethnically diverse and highly educated.
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But with each successive film, those moments become harder to earn, and the returns diminishing.
|
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And the article referred imprecisely to the number of successive overtime losses by the Panthers.
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Normally, Apple prices the iPhone at $50 to $100 more for each successive storage level.
|
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The run of successive starts was the sixth longest by a quarterback in NFL history.
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In Guatemala, the US supported successive regimes in genocidal wars on its indigenous Mayan majority.
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The abuse took place in the sacristy of St. Patrick's Cathedral on two successive Christmases.
|
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And 32 years later, at almost the same time, two successive earthquakes hit Mexico again.
|
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On Thursday, pro-democracy protesters paralyzed parts of the city for a fourth successive day.
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That's everything,'' Uchimura, who owns a record six successive world all around golds, told Reuters.
|
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Suleymanoglu arrived in Sydney, Australia, in 2000, hoping for a fourth successive Olympic gold medal.
|
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Verstappen's retirement in Spa last Sunday ended a run of 21 successive top five finishes.
|
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Mercedes wrapped up its fourth successive constructors' title after Hamilton won in the United States.
|
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So three successive presidential administrations have said over 16 years about the war in Afghanistan.
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Since the 210s, each successive decade has been warmer than the preceding decade since 27.
|
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St. Louis defender Justin Faulk missed his second successive game with an upper-body injury.
|
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These days, each successive stock market record seems to spur more hand-wringing than cheerleading.
|
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For Wales, it was a third successive defeat, a year after winning the Grand Slam.
|
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So even as successive waves of scandal have hit Uber, Mr. Kalanick's position looked safe.
|
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Successive governments failed to provide a budget for the commission, bringing work to a standstill.
|
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Successive Thai governments have refused to allow any degree of autonomy in the restive region.
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They began cleaning but successive tremors jolted the ground so they returned to the shelter.
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The rupee reached a level of 162.15 per dollar, its 12th successive all-time low.
|
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The successive declines suggest home building might not help economic growth in the third quarter.
|
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In the years that followed, successive U.S. presidents became used to acting without such worries.
|
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Two successive x-rays by the police revealed that the chain was in his stomach.
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He was expelled in 2017 in response to North Korea's successive missile and nuclear tests.
|
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He was then elected in 2000 and served twice, the constitutional limit for successive terms.
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Wilder took a fearsome knockout record into his 11th successive world title fight against Fury.
|
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Athletic Bilbao recorded their fourth successive league win at San Mames to climb to third.
|
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On three successive days my brother and I went out to eat — or tried to.
|
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Ultimately, he brushed the criticisms aside, letting his actions on successive peaks speak for him.
|
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Irving made successive bank shots and Cleveland led by 23 with 3:32 to play.
|
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Trump lost successive court decisions trying to shield his financial records from lawmakers and prosecutors.
|
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Successive Canadian governments and employers have been grappling with the rise of high-cost drugs.
|
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The Wednesday loss eliminated the Indians from contention for a fourth successive AL Central title.
|
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In successive seasons, the Phillies lost the World Series, the N.L.C.S. and a division series.
|
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But even more surprising is how successive American administrations have done nothing to stop it.
|
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The current calendar has five pairings on successive weekends, including Texas/Mexico and China/Bahrain.
|
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He still chalked up his 25nd successive points finish, one short of his own record.
|
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In successive elections, when Mitt Romney challenged President Barack Obama, Bush sat on the sidelines.
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Burkhead then carried the football on three successive plays, with the last ending the game.
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Three successive party leaders — Lovestone, Browder and Eugene Dennis — knew and approved of this relationship.
|
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Piece by piece, successive Australian governments have eroded the benefits offered to migrating New Zealanders.
|
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Complicated surgeries, prolonged radiation and successive drugs become much more costly with later-stage disease.
|
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Yet each successive day of the five-day match, Team Dragon sunk deeper into a hole.
|
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After all, two successive IPCC reports since 1995 have reinforced the human connection to climate change.
|
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Cancelo, 25, spent one season at Juventus, helping them win an eighth successive Serie A title.
|
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Right-hander Jered Weaver amassed a season-high eight strikeouts in earning his third successive victory.
|
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As the security threat evolved, so too did each successive president's interpretation of those 217 words.
|
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It will take time and investment, over successive city administrations, for superblocks to become social superblocks.
|
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Mexican Sergio Perez was 13th, ending his run of 15 successive points finishes for Force India.
|
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Bottas won in Baku on Sunday, denying Hamilton a third successive win after Bahrain and China.
|
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Pushing for self-sufficiency in energy, successive governments have favoured coal-fired power over cleaner plants.
|
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The concept of concrete art quickly spawned successive groups in Paris (Art Concret and Abstraction-Création).
|
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Successive polls have shown voters moving to Sinn Fein over the defining campaign issue of housing.
|
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In contrast, a lucky stock that rises by 50% in two successive rounds is worth $225.
|
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That may lead to lower successive growth rates in ad revenue starting next year, Wehner said.
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You play by fighting off successive waves of space aliens, which swirl around in changing formations.
|
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Italy's low birth rate, coupled with disappointing economic growth, has prodded successive governments into pension reforms.
|
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Successive Tory leaders, from Margaret Thatcher to David Cameron, have experienced painful party rifts over Europe.
|
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Successive governments of the left and right largely failed to nudge France out of its lethargy.
|
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Successive weekends of protests in Paris have lead to vandalism and violent clashes with security forces.
|
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Successive American presidents have poured money into programmes that aim to promote marriage among poor people.
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Without Mr Farage, UKIP has drifted ever farther to the xenophobic far right under successive leaders.
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Successive attempts at protracted democracy have been interrupted by military coups, the last one in 1999.
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He needed to make only 32 saves to beat the Flyers and Capitals on successive days.
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Analysts expect the indicator to fall after it reached successive record highs from May to July.
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"It was an ugly start," Ward said after slumping to his eighth successive tour-level defeat.
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How immigration hawks in the Trump admin view TPS: Successive administrations have abused this "temporary" program.
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In theory, the Fifth Amendment guarantee against double jeopardy prohibits successive prosecutions for the same offense.
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As Eliannys' airwaves blocked up, she suffered two successive heart failures and died on Jan. 18.
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Mining capital expenditure posted its biggest quarterly jump since 2014 after successive quarters of steep declines.
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Many of the dispatches were written while she was attending successive National Rifle Association annual conventions.
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Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce basic safeguards for the railways.
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Successive military and civilian governments have siphoned money from the vast revenues of their oil industry.
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A political 'splash' So why has the pace of rural electrification been slow under successive governments?
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He said successive Mitsubishi development teams had used the same flawed testing methods without questioning them.
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Even though his team had been humiliated in three successive guarantee games, he still defended them.
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Once successive rate cuts break this forecast, it will be a direct blow to the dollar.
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Although many Mexican architects linked their fortunes to successive governments, Mr. González de León remained aloof.
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They ended last season as runners-up to Monaco after winning four successive Ligue 1 titles.
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Allied with UTJ and with similar demands, it has also served as kingmaker in successive governments.
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Successive Japanese and American governments have struggled to find a satisfactory solution to the Futenma issue.
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Four is the maximum number of successive years a president can serve, according to academy bylaws.
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It raised 2.2 billion euros from investors over the same period in three successive cash calls.
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In nearly every successive economic cycle, progress came slower and harder than in the previous one.
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The record for most successive wins by a team is 14, by Ferrari in 1952-53.
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Otherwise, successive parliamentary defeats will mean her biggest problem is being able to hold onto office.
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Generations have perished in prisons and torture chambers as Turkey has gone through successive military coups.
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The phone kept count of how many successive attempts had failed, but did wipe the data.
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It also means that the data I store in that variable persists through successive draw loops.
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This action upended years of consensus building policy development by the Congress and successive presidential administrations.
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And each successive work of literature expands the possibilities of our language, deepening our expressive capacity.
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A lot of people suffer in pain and in silence, and they suffer for successive generations.
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And in so doing, he opened the door for House Democrats to intervene in successive appeals.
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After years of successive defeats across the Midwest, labor unions asserted themselves convincingly on Tuesday night.
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The Rockets have dropped four consecutive games and suffered a second successive blowout loss at home.
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The Rockets have dropped four consecutive games and suffered a second successive blowout loss at home.
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In four successive polls at the end of January, Biden received at least 20 percent support.
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Then with each successive storm, other waves can pick them up and wash them farther inland.
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The same unease permeates all successive encounters, including those that would seem to promise romantic coziness.
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Three successive American presidents have promised victory in Afghanistan, even if they each defined it differently.
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North Korea and the United States have reached previous agreements that did not survive successive administrations.
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The American races will be on successive Saturdays when Formula One qualifying is the main draw.
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That would be the first time gas production declined for two successive months since October 2016.
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The money, and the proceeds from successive fines, was used to underwrite suits against other polluters.
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That would be the first time gas production declined for two successive months since October 2016.
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Until very recently, any suggestions of changing the rule have been rejected by successive prime ministers.
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On successive days, two parallel and separate Americas were on display in virtually the same location.
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Mercedes took their sixth successive constructors' title in Japan (race 17), equaling Ferrari's 1999-2004 record.
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Pursuing that single aim, "Last Work" sags in the middle, as the successive contrasts cancel out.
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Many voters are disappointed by the corruption rife within Afghan politics and by successive fraudulent elections.
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A series of history games, it juxtaposes baroque and modern in successive variations with changing results.
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Mr. Putin was then elected in 2000 and served twice, the constitutional limit for successive terms.
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To amend the Constitution, the bill needs the support of both chambers in two successive Legislatures.
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Ideally, Mr. Staniland said, successive elections would establish voters, not unelected bodies, as the final arbiters.
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De Gaulle also continued Napoleon's system of voting in successive rounds, winnowing the number of contenders.
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Thai bonds, meanwhile, faced outflows worth $2.22 billion last year, after three successive years of inflows.
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But successive governments have failed to make the changes needed to trim deficits and create growth.
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And successive governments, Republican and Democratic, avoided looking too hard at the plight of modernity's losers.
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Seven successive Muslim dynasties built their capitals here, each swept aside when its time had passed.
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This building belongs if not to the ages, at least to several successive generations of tenants.
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Each successive legal battle involving a lack of clear guidelines around personal data underscores the issue.
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Brown made five successive birdies from the second hole, his 11th, to match Kuchar's halfway score.
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What can we do but to try to be a little better with each successive opportunity?
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Popular underwent various European banking stress tests and its successive capital increases were deemed sufficient by regulators.
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On successive possessions, he swiped the ball straight out of the hands of Sacramento guard Ben McLemore.
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"China's rise and pursuit of its 'legitimate interests' have been supported by successive Australian governments," it said.
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The system also learns with repeat demonstrations, improving its model of the overall motion through successive observation.
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That analysis is then fed forward, with each successive layer performing increasingly complex computations on the data.
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In each successive meeting, the two get closer and closer, leading to a full blown steamy liaison.
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The surprise effect was most noticeable during the first round, and it waned with each successive round.
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Mickelson is featuring in his 11th successive Ryder Cup this week, having made his debut in 1995.
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Three successive weekends of protests in Paris have lead to vandalism and violent clashes with security forces.
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Since then, ethnic groups have accused successive, mostly military governments of failing to honor the 1947 pact.
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Successive governments failed to tackle structural problems, from a sluggish legal system to sky-high hiring costs.
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"I already instructed the central bank to begin to pay (the reimbursements) in successive tranches," he said.
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Successive national commissions since the 1970s have urged a range of reforms, which have largely been ignored.
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A third successive Olympic appearance at the 2020 summer Games in Tokyo may be on the agenda.
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The problem with years of successive bleaching is that corals have little time to recover in between.
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At first, Shaun Hoff dismissed the loud, successive pops he was hearing, thinking they were exploding fireworks.
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Since then partners' pay has slipped to £23,900, as successive governments have made the contract less generous.
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Five years into the conflict, marked by successive waves of ethnic cleansing, the humanitarian situation is dire.
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The front-runners favour submitting amendments to two successive congresses and then seeking approval in a referendum.
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Successive deadlines set by James Brokenshire, the British government's man in Belfast, have been ignored (see timeline).
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Despite pressure from America, the European Union and Greece, successive Turkish governments have refused to reopen it.
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Linden notes that Scotland has an unusual level of political consensus, with successive governments funding this work.
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But, just as they do on our phones and computers, Li-Ion batteries deteriorate after successive charges.
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The policy of successive governments in Ireland has been to keep families in their homes where possible.
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The next president will swear an oath to preserve, protect and defend that document for successive generations.
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Only Bjorn Borg has managed it three times, his doubles coming in successive years from 1978-1980.
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Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce basic safety measures for the railways.
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Because democracy is a repeated game, party leaders have incentives to sustain party organizations across successive elections.
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Bolt has won the last two Olympic titles and four successive world championships over his favourite distance.
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The people of cities like Timbuktu, Gao and Djenne have preserved those manuscripts through successive foreign invasions.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1137, pulling back slightly following three successive days of losses.
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The Serbian remains the man to beat, and is now undefeated in three successive Grand Slam tournaments.
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The Hornets have not won successive games against the Celtics in the same season since 2012-13.
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Feng, meanwhile, birdied the last after a run of 17 successive pars to stand nine under par.
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Successive governments, detached from the people, have produced little more than staggering levels of corruption and incompetence.
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The Mariners won their fifth in a row and sent the Tigers to their sixth successive defeat.
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With each successive phase in her career, she's made a huge leap forward both artistically and personally.
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Opinion polls show support for Corbyn and Labour is rising, despite the party's third successive election defeat.
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Even before Trump, successive presidents allowed a "culture of cruelty" to flourish within the immigration enforcement agencies.
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Successive bailouts have repeatedly taken aim at the pension system, with creditors arguing that it needed streamlining.
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Physicists would typically then make successive small tweaks to arrive at the correct answer for two electrons.
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Changes to the state constitution require voters to approve the same ballot question in two successive elections.
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But the Red Sox are operating with urgency after successive last-place finishes in the A.L. East.
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Ever since, successive Hong Kong leaders have represented Beijing's interests, sometimes openly, usually in more subtle ways.
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The American men have now won the event for six successive Olympics dating to Atlanta in 1996.
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The officer "managed to hold onto his firearm and fired successive shots at Renato," the report said.
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Since the 2628 act, presidents and successive Congresses have eroded some, but not all, of its benefits.
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Even as Lee's wins piled up through each successive age bracket, many parents and coaches remained doubtful.
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Successive governments, including that of Mr. Sharif, have enacted laws on women's rights, but implementation is weak.
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It marks the second successive year an American author has triumphed after Paul Beatty won in 2016.
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Fowler shot his second successive 66 for 132, one shot better than Anirban Lahiri of India (68).
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Houston, once 0-5 with point guard Chris Paul unavailable, has won three successive games without him.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1139, pulling back slightly following three successive days of losses.
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When he failed, Suleymanoglu became the first weight lifter to win gold medals in three successive Olympics.
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This metaphorically rich tableau indicates the ongoing maturation of the luxury spaceship trope through its successive incarnations.
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Greenspan was appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1987 and reappointed by three successive presidents from both parties.
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In 2011, Fox took over the Denver Broncos and led the team to four successive postseason appearances.
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Unilateral action, rather than negotiation and compromise, has served the purposes of successive right-wing Israeli governments.
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The industry relies heavily on human labor: successive generations of watchmakers trained to assemble and repair timepieces.
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Conservative-leaning governments in Britain, France, Germany and Japan all signed on to successive climate change agreements.
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In the modern era, each successive generation of artists has generally become easier to understand and appreciate.
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Instead, successive droplets were dispersed by as much as a few inches each time they struck stalagmites.
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I once saw Rocky Colavito and Gene Michael pitch on successive days for the Yankees in 21993.
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He's worried that after successive failed attempts to win the presidency, his political capital is running out.
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Darvish struck out eight successive batters from the second through fourth innings, a single-game franchise record.
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There then followed 12 successive easings, taking the cash rate to a record low of 1.50 percent.
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Unfortunately, successive U.S. administrations have been less forthright about this desire with the public, which should change.
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The Israeli economy has so far weathered two inconclusive elections and a year of successive caretaker governments.
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Stanford then denied Notre Dame's Lindsay Allen and Ogunbowale on successive attempts in the final 233 seconds.
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It was an attempt to bury the question of Britain's EU membership that has bedevilled successive governments.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1141, pulling back slightly following three successive days of losses.
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Darvish struck out eight successive batters from the second through fourth innings, a single-game franchise record.
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The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares gained 0.4% in November, its third successive monthly rise.
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The index had touched successive all-time highs in the last two sessions after Johnson's election victory.
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Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce basic safety standards for the railways.
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Successive French governments have allowed relations between minority youth and the police to degenerate to this point.
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It would be the third successive week of declining prices from a peak around the Easter holiday.
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But Varner quickly dropped out of contention with successive double-bogeys, leaving Johnson as Koepka's only danger.
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They had expected that the distances between successive depressions would decrease as the bouncing rocks lost energy.
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Successive Israeli governments have ruled out such an influx, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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You'll also be reducing your reps within each successive set to help maintain good form and combat fatigue.
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Redgrave, who won five successive Olympic gold medals between 1984 and 2000, was handed the role last year.
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Successive Israeli government have ruled out any right of return, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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The official PMI printed at 50.2 in April, the second successive month of expansion, the weekend's figures showed.
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Successive governments have aimed to put up 250,000 dwellings a year, but none has done so since 1980.
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Russia's manufacturing sector contracted for the third successive month, on higher raw-material costs and weakening foreign demand.
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This week, the Nikkei gained for a fourth successive week and hit over a year high of 22,819.92.
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His Justice and Development Party (AKP) has won successive elections since 2002 on a platform of economic growth.
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The museum's vice director, Luiz Duarte, told Globo TV the institution had been neglected by successive federal governments.
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But with each successive entry in his catalog, Gunna proved he was more than a straight-laced rapper.
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Do enough successive hits to your opponent, and they are temporarily stunned and won't be able to move.
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Protesters are demanding jobs and economic development, saying successive governments have failed to deliver them since the revolution.
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The bill has seen various incarnations under successive administrations, but none has managed to sign it into law.
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"We are seeing successive prints that show that Germans are not necessarily turning more positive here," said Schamotta.
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Over the course of the film, successive new chief justices sideline Judge Faqih, and then promote her again.
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The fourth successive monthly fall in transport costs, especially motor fuels, was the biggest factor behind the drop.
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In May, two successive quakes measuring 6.7 and 6.8 in magnitude killed one person and caused minor damage.
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Image: SpaceX via FlickrLittle by little, SpaceX manages to break new ground for itself with each successive launch.
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The metal earlier hit a three-month low of $779 and extended losses for a fifth successive week.
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The U.S. men have now won the event for six successive Olympics dating back to Atlanta in 53.973.
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Since then successive governments have chipped away layers of rules that had "protected", but also stifled, India's economy.
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Successive Indian governments have actively promoted both the opening of bank accounts and the expansion of digital money.
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Still, life marches forward, and what is life if not a series of successive endings, breakups, and goodbyes?
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After an early career as a diplomat, he held successive portfolois under Sarkozy - first European and then agriculture.
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Constitutional tinkering by successive governments, particularly the transfer of powers to the European Union, brought about this situation.
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With the exception of the original iPhone, which was just iPhone, all successive iPhones have had numerical names.
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Over the past two years, successive Nigerian governments have been criticized for failing to recover the young hostages.
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A confectionary magnate sometimes referred to as "the Chocolate King", he had held ministerial posts in successive governments.
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Martina García plays a hapless, working-class single-mom dragged into a spiral of successive abuses and betrayals.
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Godzilla has mined box-office gold since the early 1950s, partly by channelling the anxieties of successive eras.
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The question of which warplanes to buy has vexed successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade.
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F Conor Sheary was active for a second successive game after being a healthy scratch in Game 5.
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The spokesman added that the idea of removal targets went back a number of decades under successive governments.
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Hirscher also saw his lead cut in the overall standings as he chases a seventh successive World Cup.
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Typically, the front-runner consolidates the party, garnering a higher percentage of the vote with each successive contest.
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Both President Bush and President Obama have gotten along extremely well with successive conservative presidents in South Korea.
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A downgrade would be a political nightmare after successive governments brandished the rating as a badge of honor.
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Other big fallers included South Korea, down 210 percent after factory activity contracted for a sixth successive month.
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A sustained effort to address this crisis will require bipartisan national security consensus that endures across successive administrations.
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By region, the watchdog said that military expenditure in Asia and Oceania rose for the 29th successive year.
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Last week, both the Nikkei and the Topix indexes added over 2%, marking their fifth successive weekly gain.
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Successive governments have promised to stamp out corruption but no senior official has been imprisoned on corruption charges.
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His branch initially struggled for recognition but has grown in strength and enjoyed the support of successive presidents.
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For hundreds of years, they prospered largely free of persecution, surviving the rise and fall of successive dynasties.
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Canada, seeking a fourth successive gold, meet the United States in the other semi-final later on Thursday.
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Successive UK governments have criticized the practice of individuals acting as "front" or nominee directors for hidden owners.
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Likening the situation to successive lice outbreaks, the source predicted that Republicans would continue to stick by Trump.
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Real private credit growth exceeded 15% on average across two successive years in 2013-2016 for these countries.
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The decision has split successive governments, faced with protests from high-profile politicians, local residents and environmental campaigners.
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Successive stages of integration led to the European Common Market, the European Economic Community and the European Union.
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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — For Jimmy Walker, Sunday was his fourth successive day atop the leaderboard at the P.G.A. Championship.
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His teenage son and daughter died recently of a rare form of epilepsy, over two successive Christmas Eves.
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Successive U.N. envoys have tried to get the government and opposition to the negotiating table, so far unsuccessfully.
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Lopez hit successive 3-pointers and Snell made a free throw and Milwaukee led 51-49 at halftime.
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Successive Israeli governments have ruled out any right of return, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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Pfizer has been hit with three successive deferred-prosecution agreements, for illegal marketing, bribing doctors, and other crimes.
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But it's exactly these women who have been pushed away from the system by successive rounds of cuts.
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The Obama administration continued President Bush's AIDS program as PEPFAR received support from successive Democratic and Republican Congresses.
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We use successive flybys of Venus to slow us down a little bit, and take some energy off.
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Successive restocks have proven just as popular, and even today, it's one of Soko Glam's best-selling products.
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The bloodshed is a challenge for President Muhammadu Buhari as he seeks a second successive four-year term.
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It was a second successive team title for the U.S. (Reporting by Pritha Sarkar, editing by Toby Davis)
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In the main event, Linton Vassell bounced back from three successive losses to defeat Sergei Kharitonov with punches.
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Since a 1962 coup in Myanmar, the country's successive governments have significantly limited the rights of the Rohingya.
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Each successive president had new hopes for what propping up the Saudi military with weapons sales might accomplish.
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Successive governments forged legal tool kits to deal with a mountain of bad loans at the nation's banks.
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The President's apparent U-turns have left the nation spinning in the aftermath of successive horrific mass shootings.
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But at each successive career stage—post-doctoral fellowships, junior faculty, tenured faculty—the percentage of women drops.
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Mr. Veguilla once sang both Bohèmes in successive New York Grand Opera performances in Central Park in 2003.
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Executive orders, while backed by the force of law, can be, and often are, rescinded by successive presidents.
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And this year, U.S. manufacturing has fallen into an official recession, recording two successive quarters of negative growth.
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Foreign powers, successive leaders and an alphabet soup of rebel groups have all pillaged its rich natural resources.
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Successive governments have failed to address the risks posed by aging buildings and shoddy construction, leaving millions vulnerable.
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Successive governments have launched campaigns to curb the trade in illegal wildlife, but with varying degrees of success.
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A lottery — by order of seniority — unleashes successive waves of officeseekers peeking at soon-to-be-vacated spaces.
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In each of three successive quarters, at least 23 percent of the accounts the agency examined had mistakes.
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The Mercedes team set a record this season, winning drivers' and constructors' titles for a sixth successive year.
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So the real issue in China Agritech is time limits and successive class action litigation, not securities law.
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At the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia, he secured his sixth medal in six successive games at 40.
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Maintaining strong family businesses through successive generations poses complex challenges, and many families have failed to navigate them.
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The S&P/ASX 22.6 index finished up 0.1% at 6,652.00 for a fourth successive session of gains.
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It fell for a second successive month to 49.3 in December from 49.6 in November, IHS Markit said.
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Barclays' global manufacturing confidence (GMC) index declined for an eighth successive month in September, coming in at -0.58.
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And yet each successive development in the corruption investigations of the Israeli leader is another blow to Netanyahu.
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He and his comrades used the auditorium for assemblies and meetings, as did successive generations of student activists.
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Instead, successive left-wing mayors, first Giuliano Pisapia and now Mr. Sala, worked well with the business community.
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It's typical of works by Hammons to repel at first glance and weave a spell on successive viewings.
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Israel is in political gridlock after two successive elections, in April and September, failed to produce a government.
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The question of which warplanes Bulgaria should buy has been vexing successive governments for more than a decade.
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Cosgrove has been consulted by successive presidential administrations and served on the Veterans Administration Commission on Care (2015).
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I saw how corruption was eating at the entrails of the successive South Vietnamese governments we were installing.
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Moreover, successive American presidents did not impose costs on China for its continual support for the Kim supremos.
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The United States are bidding to extend their reign over the Presidents Cup to an eighth successive title.
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The pace of these successive changes has been significant, but the ground has been stirring for some time.
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Seoul has developed a series of potential incentives that it can credibly offer in exchange for successive agreements.
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Some of them have climbed the command ladder for decades, working hard and surviving purges by successive governments.
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Successive birdies at the 10th and 11th holes followed, then another birdie at the par-5 14th hole.
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The risk of developing obesity-related cancer is increasing in successive generations, along with increasing rates of obesity.
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President Donald Trump's administration has threatened successive waves of duties on up to $450 billion in Chinese imports.
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Against Texas, Weaver retired seven successive batters between the first and third innings, with his fastball reaching 84 mph.
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The chaebol continue to dominate the South Korean economy, despite repeated pledges by successive governments to rein them in.
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You've released an album and an EP in successive years, do you have more on the way this year?
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That means the same nine justices would be together for a successive term, going into the 2019-2020 session.
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If he were to step down, successive nominations by Trump could transform the court and the law in America.
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Gamble argued his prosecutions violated the Constitution because the double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment forbids successive prosecutions.
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After four successive first-round losses on clay, China's highest-ranked player came to Roland Garros with low expectations.
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Whitlock's compatriot Louis Smith won a second successive Olympic silver in th event, while American Alexander Naddour won bronze.
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Juventus won a seventh successive Serie A title in May, bringing their overall tally to a record 13 titles.
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However, the agreement has since been extended for two successive years as prosecutors have continued to investigate Biomet's conduct.
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The official manufacturing PMI printed at 50.2 in April, the second successive month of expansion, the weekend's figures showed.
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As China's economy slows and rebalances towards consumption, Latin America is suffering its sixth successive year of economic deceleration.
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"There's been outrage over the years about the trajectory Nancy has taken with each successive cartoonist," Mr. Newgarden said.
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Successive governments—at state as well as national level—have failed to pursue sensible, consistent policies to promote growth.
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She was re-elected to congress in May for a third successive term, despite not attending any house sessions.
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CCOE will roll out gradually, says Dr Fresconi, with successive generations getting smarter and fitting into ever-smaller weapons.
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Australia, however, has vowed there will be no change to the policy, which has been pursued by successive governments.
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Greenpeace forecasts that this year will be China's fourth successive one with flat or falling emissions of carbon dioxide.
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Contrast that with the late 1990s, when the S&P 20093 returned 20% or more in five successive years.
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To measure the impact of each successive bloating, we looked at data provided directly by Apple in iTunes Analytics.
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FDA officials said the approval can help patients avoid the need for multiple biopsies for successive, single-gene tests.
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The euro on Friday tracked its fifth successive weekly decline versus the dollar, its first such fall since 2015.
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Successive Saudi leaders might have looked out of their palaces and marvelled at how far their country has come.
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After his death, she entered politics reluctantly, but led the party to successive election triumphs in 2004 and 2009.
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As Stoke-on-Trent's traditional industries have collapsed, successive governments and local MPs have pledged to fill the void.
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Insofar as it is the job of politicians to create a consumer class, successive Indian governments have largely failed.
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The three hearings with the FBI personnel, scheduled for successive weeks, will be the panel's first interviews since October.
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Then there are the boys' action dolls that have gained muscle and lost body fat with each successive edition.
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Estevez, 23, lost his closer's role after blowing saves and taking the loss in successive outings Aug. 4-383.
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The benchmark gained momentum this week after two successive weeks in negative territory, ahead of bank earnings next week.
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After falling for two successive years, the number of anti-Semitic acts in France surged by 74% in 2018.
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Nebulas are enormous clouds of dust and gas that often act as stellar nurseries for successive generations of stars.
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Springer reached base safely in eight successive plate appearances in that span (six singles, one triple and one walk).
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Successive New York governors, in turn, have announced their plans for a lavish expansion only to see them founder.
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi, successive leaders of Hamas, were both assassinated by Israel in 2004.
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Denver's defense induced a false start penalty followed by successive sacks of Newton by DeMarcus Ware and Von Miller.
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The question of which war planes to buy has vexed successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade.
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Each successive sequel was worse than the last, culminating in the gratuitous machismo nightmare that was 2008's Rambo.
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The United States, under successive Presidents from both parties, has been a champion for human rights around the world.
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They are struggling to meet basic needs after successive increases in the prices of vegetables, fruit, fuel and medicine.
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As its neighbors have succumbed to successive waves of political and financial turmoil, Singapore has remained prosperous and stable.
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They are struggling to meet basic needs after successive increases in the prices of vegetables, fruit, fuel, and medicine.
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Each successive president in the past few decades has worked to broaden their powers -- particularly in relation to Congress.
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It was presented to two successive Presidents, and has been described in detail by news outlets around the world.
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After her fourth successive French Open first-round defeat last year, she appeared to blame the loss on reporters.
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The figures have spiked rapidly as each successive lottery drawing garners increased public attention; the advertised jackpot on Dec.
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London 21964 champions France took the silver medal, their third successive podium in the 4x100, and Australia the bronze.
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That'll prevent any jarring difference in message and, that way, each successive president will have a clean digital slate.
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Teng said ADGM could complement the success of DIFC, drawing parallels with the rise of successive hubs in Asia.
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Revenue from FICC sales and trading fell 4 per cent last year to $8.7bn, the third successive annual decline.
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In June, wholesalers and retailers cut prices for the fourteenth successive month, according to Emirates NBD Dubai economy tracker.
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It will also be the first time since 2011 that global stocks will have fallen for two successive quarters.
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Tax cut hopes have been a significant tailwind this year for U.S. stocks, helping them hit successive record highs.
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They beat the Dutch home and away, and will play at their fifth successive Euros as an independent nation.
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A successful IPO will be a relief for Deutsche, which has been dogged by three successive years of losses.
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But all three are ball-dominant scorers; spreading the wealth would have been increasingly difficult with each successive season.
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Each successive Skylanders title has added some new gameplay element and a plethora of new physical toys to buy.
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But all of them, and particularly the Grimms', have been extensively shaped and codified by successive literate tale-tellers.
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Economic optimism has been hurt by six successive years of deceleration after the end of the global commodities boom.
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However, the question of which warplanes to buy has vexed successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade.
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It was a third successive second place for Kruijswijk, who increased his lead over Esteban Chaves to three minutes.
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New Zealand's world number one Lydia Ko was six strokes off the pace after carding a second successive 68.
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Russia's national coach is the 1980 Moscow Olympic champion Ezio Gamba, who represented Italy at four successive Summer Games.
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Successive U.S. administrations of both parties and Congress have neglected this threat and left Americans exposed to foreign manipulation.
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Penguins goalie Matt Murray won his third in a row, making 25 saves despite allowing the three successive goals.
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He was appointed transport, maritime and communications minister, a post which he then almost continuously held in successive governments.
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The region has received below-average rains since 2007, and is now facing its third successive year of drought.
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Horrified by crowd activity during France's successive revolutions (1789, 85033, 1848 and 1871), they associated democracy with mob rule.
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A failure to freeze settlements has long been at the center of tensions between successive American administrations and Israel.
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With parliament passive in recent years, successive governments have been able to enact draconian temporary laws restricting public freedoms.
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The problems pinpointed in successive United Nations Development Programme's Arab Human Development Reports—poor governance, high unemployment, low quality
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One reason, pressed by successive secretaries of state, was that protecting rights at home mattered to America's global standing.
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Before the tariff fight, U.S. agriculture was suffering successive years of commodity prices running below the cost of production.
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"We made some tired mistakes," said Kings coach Darryl Sutter, whose team played the second of two successive games.
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The average daily volume of weekly options trading has hit successive annual highs since 2007, according to Cboe data.
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Successive generations of Americans have argued, fought and sacrificed to defend a system predicated on the rule of law.
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ICBC reported flat growth in its first-half net profit as margins shrank, hit by successive interest rate cuts.
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The pair, who have now won 36 successive doubles matches, are also the reigning Wimbledon and U.S. Open champions.
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The "Ground Zero Mosque" episode in 2010 and successive anti-mosque protests across the country signaled a simmering Islamophobia.
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That changed decades ago with the adoption of the 22nd Amendment, which limits a president to two successive terms.
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Murray racked up his 18th successive singles win, a hot streak that also brought him a second Wimbledon title.
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The question of which warplanes to buy has been vexing successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade.
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Some spend the entire time feeding, in successive final acts of either charity or incompetence, depending on your perspective.
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Sarri will replace Massimiliano Allegri who left in May after the club won an eighth successive Serie A title.
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And, after he walked Carlos Gomez, Musgrove retired five successive batters before Nomar Mazara chased him in the seventh.
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Russia have dominated rhythmic gymnastics since 2000, with the country winning four successive team and all-around Olympic titles.
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Over the past three decades, successive American administrations have worked diligently to vanquish the anti-American DNA in Mexico.
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Baltimore reached the postseason in 2012, the first of five successive seasons in which Baltimore finished at least .19873.
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Journalists for years have described an atmosphere of pressure and intimidation by the country's powerful military and successive governments.
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Recent national polls have Biden leading Sanders by double digits — an advantage that has increased with each successive poll.
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Analysts cite several reasons successive British governments have reacted cautiously to Russian conduct, not least among them being money.
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With each betrayal, the women scattered throughout the audience gasped in unison, louder and louder with each successive shock.
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Successive Apollo flights had to become both safer and more daring at the same time to meet Kennedy's deadline.
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Sign-ups were already expected to dip after successive blows to the law by Congress and the Trump administration.
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For all the talk from successive administrations, a Palestinian-Israeli peace has never been a strategic imperative for Washington.
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Nonetheless, it agreed to cooperate in the case after a multiyear diplomatic campaign led by the successive Kirchner governments.
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Another committee member, Sherouk al-Abaigy, said successive governments had failed to come up with a comprehensive water plan.
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The 10 teams must instead shut their factories for three successive weeks between now and the end of April.
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The 10 teams must instead shut their factories for three successive weeks between now and the end of April.
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Successive singles by Flores and Adam Jones drove in a run to cut the Reds' lead to 2-1.
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Since then, successive Republican efforts to open the refuge have failed in Congress or been killed by presidential vetoes.
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He probably feels that he made good on his pledge with the successive versions of his Muslim travel ban.
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The attacks came after six successive nights of violence in Londonderry, which the police have blamed on dissident republicans.
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Chicago relied on seven double-figure scorers to earn successive wins for the first time since Dec. 163-21.
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Nelle settimane successive, come risulta dai tabulati telefonici, Sayad ha avuto contatti con due funzionari dell'agenzia di sicurezza nazionale.
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And yet, three successive administrations have failed to comply with the law, particularly the exit-tracking part of it.
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MOYNIHAN: WE'VE BEEN DOING SORT OF SUCCESSIVE RECORD QUARTERS OF ORIGINATION, SMALL MID SIZE BUSINESSES IT'S BEEN VERY STRONG.
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The move followed four successive hikes since May, including back-to-back 73 bps increases in September and August.
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Kurds say they are simply redressing historic wrongs perpetrated by successive Iraqi leaders, particularly the former dictator Saddam Hussein.
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You watch the formations cohere, melt and change, fluently and enthrallingly, like sand patterns changed by successive sea waves.
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Ferrari won the race in one-two formation, with Sebastian Vettel leading Charles Leclerc, for their third successive victory.
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Successive American administrations have privately raised the issue of North Korea in talks with Cairo, but with little success.
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Since 2010, the cash granted by the British government to London councils has been slashed under successive austerity budgets.
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By the end of the night, the Patriots outscored the Giants 35-14, continuing their season of successive victories. .
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Chicago relied on seven double-figure scorers to earn successive wins for the first time since Dec. 18-21.
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In 1987, when I was 16 years old, Britain had elected the Conservative Party for the third successive time.
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The U.S. had won six successive world titles until Trinidad & Tobago claimed the gold in London two years ago.
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Palestinian Americans mourned and protested against Israel's successive wars on the Gaza Strip in 2008-2009, 2012, and 2014.
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Ian Davidson is a Scottish Labour MP (Member of Parliament) who held successive Glasgow seats from 1992 until 2015.
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It was presented to two successive presidents, and has been described in detail by news outlets around the world.
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Thiem, beaten in successive French Open finals by Nadal, believes next year could herald a new Grand Slam champion.
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Once a year, the vinegar is moved from a larger barrel to smaller barrel with successive pouring and refilling.
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But successive touchdowns in the final quarter by Dallas — and a 228-point conversion – tied the game, 23-22.
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Then again, despite what successive US presidents may have said publicly, our Afghanistan strategy has not been about winning.
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The Swiss franc rose for the sixth successive session versus the dollar, which fell 0.1 percent to 0.9670 franc.
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Colome pitched a perfect ninth inning with one strikeout for his second successive save of the three-game series.
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She has four wins, including two majors, and at one stage went 114 successive holes without dropping a shot.
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Each successive year has been an experiment in figuring out what we do, or don&apost, want from Christmas.
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But through successive elections, Supreme Court challenges and during the GOP Capitol Hill majority, Obamacare stubbornly clung to life.
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Those moves cut deepest in Greece, and they drove countless protesters to the streets for demonstrations against successive governments.
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It was a sixth successive league win for Roma, moving it a point above Fiorentina, which hosts Napoli on Monday.
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A 3D printer works by laying down successive levels of material, mostly plastics at this point, to create an object.
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The government has increased import duties in successive budgets, to discourage imports from China and push companies to manufacture locally.
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A complex of successive rings accelerate subatomic particles before injecting them into a pair of intersecting rings, sixteen miles around.
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The Dodgers responded in the bottom of the first by using four successive singles to take a 2-0 lead.
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Since 2014, the German economy has grown for seven successive quarters — and German politicians are becoming complement, according to Brzeski.
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WTI is on track for its eighth successive weekly gain, the longest weekly run since the first half of 2015.
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For two successive years, the president has appeared at the Copts' Christmas celebrations in Cairo which take place in January.
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And though each successive monarchy might seem to following the same cycle, there's a meta-narrative that spans each lifetime.
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Successive Thai governments have long fostered public adulation of the monarchy—an easier task under the king's mild-mannered father.
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Asset managers trimmed U.S. equity exposure by 1.2 percentage points to 40.7 percent after raising it for four successive months.
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We were all sitting there staring at our own backlit screens, gleefully reacting with each successive cringeworthy tweet from Moorehead.
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Even a percentage boost that ensures each successive generation levels up quicker can't prevent it from growing stale and repetitive.
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Reddick scored his nine points on successive possessions: a conventional three-point play, three free throws and a 3-pointer.
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Earlier this year, Porsche tested the Taycan's ability to do successive acceleration runs from zero to 62 miles per hour.
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The economys deceleration has been contemporaneous with the imposition of successive rounds of tariffs rather than changes in interest rates.
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Weaver escaped a similar situation in the top of third, when Magara and Fielder hit successive singles with two out.
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But against Texas, Weaver retired seven successive batters between the first and third innings, with his fastball reaching 2189 mph.
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Tekebayev was, along with Atambayev, among the leaders of the 2005 and 2010 protests which toppled two successive Kyrgyz presidents.
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The economy's deceleration has been contemporaneous with the imposition of successive rounds of tariffs rather than changes in interest rates.
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The Red Wings killed off successive penalties, including a 27-second 5-on-3 disadvantage, early in the third period.
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Between 1980 and 1987, the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 113 successive times in the City of Brotherly Love.
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With each successive fatal shooting of an African-American by law enforcement, the human element gets lost in the shuffle.
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She was the first girl to represent the country in the mathematical Olympiad, winning gold medals in two successive years.
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They think back to the 1980s, when a divided, far-left Labour Party handed the Conservatives three successive election victories.
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Those calls will grow louder now after a seventh successive exit at the last-16 stage of the Champions League.
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Successive rounds of U.N. trade sanctions have now banned 90 percent of the North's $2.7 billion of publicly reported exports.
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The June reverse in New Jersey was the second successive Copa America penalty shootout defeat by Chile in 12 months.
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Since George H.W. Bush, successive presidents have steeled themselves to negotiate with North Korea about its nuclear and missile programmes.
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The social-media company reported its sixth successive quarterly profit on the back of a surge in revenues, to $787m.
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Importantly, every orangutan will pass through the successive training steps according to his/her individual speed and level of competence.
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Since then, Congress has broadened successive tariff bills to include many finished products that can go straight to store shelves.
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Successive governments have clung to the fiction that this is somehow constitutional by using the label of "self-defence forces".
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"There is a tradition, particularly with regard to executive agreements, of successive presidents preserving some element of continuity," Earnest said.
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On two successive six-minute closers, however, they either run out of ideas or mistake slowcore for a good one.
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Patients must make three successive requests for such help; doctors are banned from initiating discussion of it as an option.
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Successive Serbian governments kept electricity prices low for decades to avoid social discontent and have subsidised EPS through banking guarantees.
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"With every successive year, lenders' profitability is getting thinner and thinner, and their credit losses have been growing," Grohotolski said.
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Taft outlined a hypothetical scenario in which a president granted successive pardons to prevent a court from enforcing its orders.
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Victim support groups have repeatedly criticised the Vatican's response, saying successive popes failed to grasp the gravity of the situation.
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Successive court rulings have come down on the side of passengers, forcing the industry to stump up compensation more often.
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With each successive bankruptcy of his casino company (four in total), his ownership interest was diluted down to practically nothing.
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Kinkaid made his fourth successive start for Cory Schneider, who has a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee.
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Winners of 34 of the last 40 races, Mercedes have also locked out the front row for eight successive races.
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Successive rounds of economic sanctions on Russia goes some way to showing the West is still willing to support Ukraine.
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News 13 said Trump's addition to the exhibit carries on a tradition of adding each successive president following their election.
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Instead of making letters smaller and smaller, researchers made successive reductions in the contrast between the letters and the background.
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It will also be the first time since 21.1038 that global stocks indices will have fallen for two successive quarters.
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"Scott advised successive Chairs, including myself, with deep expertise and utmost integrity," said Chair Janet L. Yellen in a statement.
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More importantly, successive generations in government have been slow to pick a design for big reactors and stick to it.
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AFTER two successive dry years, 330m people in India, around a quarter of the population, are facing acute water shortages.
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For the last 80 years, every successive president, no matter their party, has increased our nation's investment in national service.
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The machines use a laser to steadily melt successive layers of a cobalt-chrome alloy powder into the required shapes.
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Daniel then explains to the king that the statue's four different metals represent successive kingdoms of men, beginning with Babylon.
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Successive governments have struggled to boost Pakistan's persistently low tax-to-GDP ratio, which now stands at about 10 percent.
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The first time I entered I was the only patron, and on successive nights the crowd never exceeded three people.
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Last week, the Nikkei index gained 0.24%, while the Topix index jumped 1.08%, both marking their fourth successive weekly gain.
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Johnny Carson praised the series in successive "Tonight Show" monologues; stores in Washington, D.C., reportedly sold out of blank videocassettes.
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Built up by successive volcanic eruptions, its coastline marked by caves and colored cliffs, Milos is perfect for aquatic exploring.
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Successive satellites carried increasingly advanced instruments, providing greater detail and enabling the five-day forecasts we've come to rely on.
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Once a mortuary, the gallery's successive, staggered ramps were used to transport human remains into and out of the building.
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On the positive side, there is a persistent belief that Iranians actually like individual Americans, although not successive U.S. administrations.
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Successive explosions from the building storing the fireworks sent chunks of concrete flying as far as a half-mile away.
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Hughes took a 2-1 lead into the seventh, then gave up successive singles before a driving rain stopped play.
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Atletico are into the last eight for third successive year, having also needed penalties to beat Bayer Leverkusen last season.
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His regular-season success has only made his postseason collapses more baffling, and harder to watch with each successive failure.
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It's precisely for that reason that U.S. assistance to Colombia has maintained such strong bipartisan support throughout four successive administrations.
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Canada has a powerful dairy lobby and successive governments have for decades promised to keep the system of protections intact.
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She explained that he had clearly managed to find food and a den during successive winters, despite his limited mobility.
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Ku led off the final by piercing the inner gold circle for three successive 10s before Valladont had barely exhaled.
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The runner made history Sunday when he became the first athlete to win three successive Olympic 100-meter gold medals.
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His eulogists each captured the successive roles Bush played in his lifetime: World War II flyboy, statesman, friend and father.
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One measure, realized volatility — which is the actual volatility of the over successive 30-day periods — is near historic lows.
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Some have been given semi-official status by successive governments, but the groups remain unaccountable and involved in criminal activity.
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Successive governments have failed to cut the budget deficit, and Tunisia needs $3 billion in foreign loans this year alone.
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If no candidate hits 60%, then successive rounds of voting are held until a caucus candidate reaches at least 40%.
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