Elvis takes a breather during a recording session with executive Steve Sholes (left) on April 217, 19773.
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Scene City 26 Photos View Slide Show ' The charity circuit takes a breather with each new year.
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It says a lot that this episode takes a breather by ... cutting to an assassination attempt on Dany.
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The new parents start with pushups, step jumps and jump rope in the commercial before Union takes a breather.
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Even Lisa Rinna takes a breather from confronting people about things she said that were wrong every once in awhile.
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After Puccini takes a breather and walks off stage she returns to declare that she also had thoughts about ending things.
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Even if Marvell takes a breather after a big run, he thinks it could win either on a takeout or with earnings.
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Stocks trade lower as financials lag; Trump rally takes a breather He believes this is above the range needed for stability in the markets.
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After an obsessive study of the first 60 episodes, I can confirm one thing: Game of Thrones is at its best when it takes a breather.
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In an exclusive new clip from Free Fire, Hammer's Ord takes a breather while he assesses which of his foes and allies are still alive and kicking.
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As the stock market in the United States takes a breather after a torrid run this year, emerging-market stocks and bonds have attracted large inflows from investors.
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As the market takes a breather, deal makers are waiting for the next round of transactions to be launched after the Labor Day holiday in the US in early September.
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In the aftermath of a harrowing election cycle, JPMorgan is urging investors to avoid making moves based on emotion and politics as the so-called Trump rally takes a breather.
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With small caps breaking to new highs, traders are watching to see if the S&P 500 and Nasdaq can also break into record territory before the Trump rally takes a breather.
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The odds of the market breaking through 2,275 with substantial gains would be better if the market pulls back a bit and takes a "breather," and comes off current overbought levels, Maley said.
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The industry typically takes a breather for a few weeks in the summer, to run maintenance on facilities and provide some downtown for the workforce, so coronavirus could move up the schedule on that.
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Even so, "you may see after the meeting that the market takes a breather and consolidates as it waits for the next catalyst," said Krosby, who sees a U.S.-China trade deal as the next big catalyst.
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Then the money leaving tech starts flowing into household names like Colgate and Coca-Cola, and by day three, tech takes a breather and buyers settle in high-yield names that do well in a low interest rate environment.
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As the market takes a breather in coming days from a continued sell-off, the Most Shorted Index may provide clues to whether the market has in fact temporarily found short-term support, or is preparing for another leg down.
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Even as Wall Street takes a breather on Monday, international focus remains largely attuned to global trade developments, after Trump said last week that he was prepared to impose new tariffs on China as soon as a public comment period ends on Thursday.
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There are are no signs that she'll slow down any time soon, but Steinem just bought a gorgeous new apartment in the Upper East Side of Manhattan — so she has the perfect place to relax on the rare occasion that she takes a breather.
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NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuters) - A school district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will issue $57.8 million of general obligation bonds in a competitive sale next week, the largest deal on a tiny calendar as the market takes a breather for the Fourth of July holiday on Wednesday.
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"Criminal" is a guitar-driven midtempo track which incorporates a folk-style flute melody. Erin Thompson of the Seattle Weekly said the song "takes a breather from aggressive, wall-to- wall synths, driven instead by a steady guitar rhythm and an oddly Asian folky-sounding flute melody.". The radio edit changes the drums to be louder, among various other instrumental changes. It is considered the only ballad of the album.
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A break may be described as when the song takes a "breather, drops down to some exciting percussion, and then comes storming back again" and compared to a false ending. Breaks usually occur two-thirds to three-quarters of the way through a song. According to Peter van der Merwe a break "occurs when the voice stops at the end of a phrase and is answered by a snatch of accompaniment," and originated from the bass runs of marches of the "Sousa school". In this case it would be a "break" from the vocal part.
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