The charts are the charts, she said, no matter who's doing them; it's like math.
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The real key to the charts was that Collins noted a bullish crossover on the charts.
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In a generation, California's going from top of the charts to near the bottom of the charts.
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"If you're going to be evil, you have to be off-the-charts evil, and Charlie Manson was off-the-charts evil," Levenson told CNN.
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" - Tony, 35 "Lawyers egos are off the charts.
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"The charts don't lie so much after all," he said.
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When that is released, it will be top the charts.
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And Chubby Checker still wants to be on the charts.
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Lang also sees expansion on the charts, the host added.
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You can then interact with the charts with your mouse.
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For what it's worth -- "Senorita" is #2 on the charts.
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It will affect both the charts and the search results.
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Based on the charts, Gordon sees the stock going higher.
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Every single detail, this girl was just off the charts.
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Mastercard also made a bullish pennant pattern on the charts.
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Cabello and Balvin aren't just scaling the charts on Spotify.
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The sexual chemistry is off the charts with these two.
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And the charts could suggest that more pain is ahead.
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The red parts of the charts indicate more audible activity.
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IT IS STILL IN THE CHARTS AT THIS VERY MOMENT.
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It's still on the charts more than four months later.
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And it's somehow still in the charts several weeks later.
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Above: Facebook Moments climbs the charts Now it's Moments' turn.
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According to the brand, sales have been off the charts.
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One technician says the charts show more upside potential ahead.
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Literally off the charts fire danger in LA on Thursday.
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But did any of his early hits top the charts?
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The charts don't lie, and neither does Activision's bank balance.
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To watch the full "Off the Charts" segment, click here.
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Only as you scroll down will you find the charts.
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These numbers are off the charts, compared to past midterms.
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The charts suggest it does, according to one market watcher.
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Here's why: Growth in Texas is absolutely off the charts.
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Now he's on the charts, but not for his music.
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It spent 252 weeks on the charts, reaching No. 2.
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Franklin's rendition got a lot more respect on the charts.
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My spinach feta wrap usage rate is off the charts.
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We didn't see any major technical damage in the charts.
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The charts showed constant growth, but were full of caveats.
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Since the song — "Baby Shark" — cracked the charts on Aug.
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What do you think about the information in the charts?
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All of a sudden, our performance is off the charts.
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He has never been removed from the charts on iTunes.
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By extending her album release, Swift is able to spend months dominating the charts as new songs are released a few weeks apart, giving each single its own time to shine on the charts.
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GE's demotion intensifies on the charts ** Cons disc off 0.6 pct.
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The movement in the charts for Joy wasn't just errant buying.
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The charts indicate that the index's run could continue, Wald said.
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The New Wave revival has already dined out on the charts.
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LIVECHAT - ON THE CHARTS J.C. Parets, Chief Market Strategist at Allstarcharts.
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Fingers crossed Bodak Yellow stays number one on the charts...foreva.
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Evercore ISI technical analyst Rich Ross said the charts look awful.
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The charts above reveal two things about electrification of industrial heat.
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He finally returned to the top of the charts with Nelson.
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Investors cash in some chips as group trips on the charts .
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By March 1997, "Wannabe" had topped the charts in 37 countries.
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When it comes to denim IQ, supermodels test off the charts.
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While higher latitudes see wild variability, this is off the charts!
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The demand numbers and the export numbers are off the charts.
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Maley said the charts have a different story for Apple's stock.
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Ross, a technical analyst, says the charts continue to look bullish.
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"The data takes over and actually determines the charts," Lowry notes.
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Even with the meteoric rise, some see potential in the charts.
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Steve himself is off the charts when it comes to anxiety.
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"Judy" made it to the top of the charts in 1968.
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The demand for the Tesla Model 3 is off the charts.
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Businesses can change values of their data right in the charts.
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It has been a weird and silly year for the charts.
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Those things were totally knocked off the charts by the allegations.
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"The charts are movable, which is really important," Mr. Evans said.
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But these days, victory on the charts is rarely so simple.
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This year, enthusiasm for both parties is simply off the charts.
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Some of the charts showing the progress of technology are telling.
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"Off the charts!" said the actress Elizabeth Berkley, Mr. Lauren's wife.
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If, if Ari wins, if Ari tops the charts, we win.
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Read more about what the charts are saying about Starbucks here.
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"The refurbishing and renovation business is off the charts," Cramer said.
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The app was released yesterday and is already climbing the charts.
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Facebook still sat at the top of the charts for 20003.
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The charts back up the bullish case for Micron, says Wald.
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"His (Scheifele's) game is off the charts right now," Wheeler said.
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The charts come from Nanex, a company that analyzes historical financial data.
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Some cities had pockets where air pollution was off the charts. Literally.
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Queen's music has experienced a renaissance on the charts as a result.
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Topping the charts, shock of shocks, is Harry Potter & the Cursed Child.
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The state's obesity and smoking rates are "off the charts," Witters said.
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Studying the charts and putting the plan together to get us there.
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The charts are telling a bullish tale about Alphabet, according to Lang.
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And the consumer love for the brand was off the charts, right?
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However, his solo songs, like "Free Fallin'," dominated the charts as well.
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It would be her final trip to the top of the charts.
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With the stock rebounding, Kamich found the charts behind AMD very compelling.
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We didn't intend to be "number one" or be on the charts.
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You remember the last earnings — their Asian business was off the charts.
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I mean the enthusiasm levels are just totally -- totally off the charts.
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If you just look at the charts, it is just not true.
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Bet the sense of accomplishment is off the charts with that one.
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That was not, however, reflected in what made it into the charts.
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Video apps are increasingly climbing up the charts on Google Play Store.
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But Cramer found bullish news buried in the charts for the stock.
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The charts look like a test near $40 is on the cards.
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Here are some of the charts Apple uses to show its efforts:
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Blackberry is somehow still on the charts with a 1 percent share.
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Michael J. Knowles' newest book has reached the top of the charts.
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It wasn't ... The scores of "Get Out" were not off the charts.
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The book is currently atop the charts at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
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Processed and prepared foods tend to send sodium levels off the charts.
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According to Yamada, the charts are pointing to an even bigger breakout.
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The charts looks significantly different depending on what age you start saving.
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That is shaking down the charts whether anyone likes it or not.
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But Bowie's influence stemmed from far more than success on the charts.
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The Athletic is off the charts, which sets it up for scale.
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And that's why, every week, we like to play off the charts.
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And unfortunately, the charts don't look any better for the retail space.
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And it's all going to happen this month, according to the charts.
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The real figure was much higher — pretty much literally off the charts.
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The charts suggest even more technical deterioration underneath the surface, he said.
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"What we experienced yesterday was off the charts," Ms. Palaszczuk said Thursday.
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It's not the first time she has been immortalized in the charts.
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Maybe it was when "Waiting for Tonight" hit the charts in 1999?
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"The level of artistry is just off the charts," Ms. Brown said.
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The charts showing tests per 100,000 people now reflect completed tests only.
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The artist told me his blood sugar level was off the charts.
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But Lewan has not exactly zoomed to the top of the charts.
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The charts are also pointing to a breakout for Netflix, says Gordon.
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The "charts" tab gives another way of looking at the same information.
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"Life After Death" topped the charts and was nominated for three Grammys.
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That level is where much more serious resistance lies on the charts.
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So Cramer used the charts of technician Bob Moreno, publisher of RightViewTrading.
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That's the message Oppenheimer technician Ari Wald is reading in the charts.
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Look at the charts on the 22.859-year Treasury yield, he says.
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Her blood pressure "was off the charts," Susan remembers 0003 years later.
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There's been something missing in the charts though since they left us.
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Compare your radar chart to the charts of your classmates' favorite songs.
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Of course, British comedy crossing over into the charts is nothing new.
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It could easily tear up the charts in the English-speaking world.
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After examining the charts, he says bullion could climb as high as $1,500.
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But it's not the science or the charts that matter most to Shelton.
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Despite the setbacks, the T-Mobile Tuesdays app is still topping the charts.
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"The other people on the charts were Miley Cyrus and Macklemore," she said.
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After consulting the charts of the major averages, Moreno, the publisher of RightViewTrading.
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Hypothetical comparison time: CBD is the #1 band on the charts right now.
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Older bands like Linkin Park and Metallica also made the charts at Nos.
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"What we experienced yesterday was off the charts," Palaszczuk told reporters in Brisbane.
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"[The] charts ... suggest that it's time to start doing some buying," Cramer said.
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When the charts were inverted, those previously at the bottom achieved similar success.
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NASA carefully inspected the charts, and saw no relation between temperature and failure.
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Technical analyst Ari Wald of Oppenheimer said Monday the charts also look bullish.
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A longer-term look at the charts also suggest upside here, says Gordon.
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The ratio of dollars spent to hours enjoyed is just off the charts.
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Again, the legacy of the song would overshadow its performance on the charts.
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It offers tips on how to use the charts as a pedagogical tool.
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Although he shunned the industry, his first album topped the charts in 2017.
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Imagine, with its delicately wrought title track, was aimed squarely at the charts.
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But Jim Cramer found bullish news buried in the charts for the stock.
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But Keene sees trouble in the charts for XLE, despite seemingly optimistic signs.
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And he allegedly coordinated mass buys of his books to game the charts.
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A female rapper topped the charts for the first time in 19 years!
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Despite his success on the charts, Avicii wasn't comfortable with the celebrity lifestyle.
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But on a long-term basis the stock looks great on the charts.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is tearing up the charts on Twitch today, placing at no.
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Most popular: Pokemon Go topped the charts with its new augmented reality features.
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That's off the charts, verging onto Internet Hall of Fame levels of wonderful.
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That's what Dan Russo, a technical analyst at Needham, sees in the charts.
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When Boroden looked at the charts for Nasdaq 100, she saw similar patterns.
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The food books that top the charts now couldn't be further from that.
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XXXTentacion's music is climbing the charts at warp speed ... following his tragic death.
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Within days "Lazarus" had been watched 17m times, and "Blackstar" topped the charts.
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That is "a key decision point" on the charts, according to the trader.
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The problem, says one technician, is that the charts are telegraphing mixed signals.
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That's nearly 20183 points better than average, which is off the charts good.
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"What Trae did was exceptional — off the charts," Sooners coach Lon Kruger said.
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Managers in health care have topped the charts with monthly wages over $200,000.
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We can see from the initial response, customer demand is off the charts.
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"No situation is exactly comparable, but this is off the charts," he said.
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JPMorgan's top technical analyst sees a stock market drop ahead in the charts.
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There's something in the charts that could have investors hitting the panic button.
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The modern day exit velocity on those hits were not off the charts.
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Here are the charts that show the stocks from the past two years.
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The charts suggest its comeback is just getting started, one technical analyst says.
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This marks a shift in what the charts — particularly the Hot 100 — represent.
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"The amount of complexity in that whiskey is off the charts," Minnick said.
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However, it's not as if Lemonade has been a slouch on the charts.
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It's a shame, as we have great boy bands all over the charts.
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You'll just see people's traffic numbers are off the charts from Apple News.
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The longer people spend watching videos, the higher up the charts they climb.
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Picture Nancy Drew but darker, and watch the creepiness go off the charts.
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The potential for comedy, tragedy and a richer mythology is off the charts.
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You can see the effects on the American dream in the charts here.
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The hit quickly rose to the top of the charts, peaking at no.
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In Australia, air pollution readings in some towns have been off the charts.
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The Charts Her last four albums in a row had surpassed that mark.
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The charts look bullish to Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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Wald says the charts show the group might be priming for a breakout.
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Baruch also pointed to the charts for a strong technical case on Apple.
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Further down the charts, "The Good Liar," a drama distributed by Warner Bros.
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The charts are sending Oppenheimer's head of technical analysis, Ari Wald, a message.
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The charts show none of these numbers are consistent with trading band analysis.
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There's something in the charts that has renewed Todd Gordon's faith in Apple.
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Such deals have come under fire for their potential to distort the charts.
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The singer's fanbase has decided that the best way to send "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" to the top of the charts is to ignore "7 Rings," her song that is already at the top of the charts.
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"It feels like everything is consolidating and formalizing, so I can see the incentive for a smaller show that kind of wants to have a little bit of a boost in visibility to [pay to top the charts], which in and of itself is not inherently bad, but taken together with what we know about the charts and what the charts represent, it's a complicated situation," he says.
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The trend therefore remains bullish for oil until the charts say otherwise, he added.
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It earned $3.23 million in its expansion for spot No. 7 on the charts.
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Some of her records have topped the charts and earned her two Grammy awards.
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Baby Sussex has arrived, and Meghan Markle's post-baby glow is off the charts.
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By February, Grande was back on the charts with her album, Thank U, Next.
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" AT&T: "People are telling me it's rolling over, the charts don't look good.
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I guess this album is where things really started to heavily bother the charts.
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Instead, the charts are an obvious consequence of what's happened in the political arena.
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On the World Health Organization weight-to-age sheets, he is off the charts.
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Aside from your album, there's not a lot of rock the charts right now.
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Hardly a picture of a dying app, even if growth isn't off the charts.
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Kygo's catchy tune was released back in February and has soared on the charts.
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"It will make Berlin top the charts for environmental sins in Germany," Buch said.
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Figure out which type suits you best, and then check out the charts below.
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The charts ultimately indicated to Sebastian that the market turbulence is far from over.
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To be fair, her first track, "These Heaux," isn't exactly topping the charts. Yet.
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The charts also look positive for stocks, according to Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald.
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Technical analysts say more bullish signs for stocks are showing up in the charts.
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But ever since Donald Trump's presidential victory, Countable's metrics have been off the charts.
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That's not enough to shoot to the top of the charts and cash in.
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Tekashi's whole album is also topping the charts, and he's getting residual success too.
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So the artists who are actually most relevant aren't necessarily represented in the charts.
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Gordon says the charts give him a reason to bet against the banking giant.
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Heart disease exploded—it was off the charts by the end of the century.
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The Biggie record went Top 40, while the No I.D. record missed the charts.
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The charts of ExxonMobil and Chevron Corporation showed key support levels for both names.
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Now, sample-heavy musical styles like dance and hip-hop are dominating the charts.
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This milestone makes Lemonade Beyoncé's sixth album to reach the top of the charts.
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"His poise is off the charts," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said of De Leon.
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So they were off-the-charts — I'm sure they are much higher than that.
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Even when I was in the charts I had nothing to do with it.
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Pokémon — much like Minecraft before it — launched immediately at the top of the charts.
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Todd Gordon has seen something in the charts that will have dollar bulls rejoicing.
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The charts look good on XOP, the exploration and production part of the sector.
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Front Burner Here's a cookbook to inspire when the heat is off the charts.
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They just have a mental capability that's so unique and so off the charts.
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In gaming, it was no surprise that the immensely popular Fortnite topped the charts.
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But it's the rate of change that is really off the charts, even geologically.
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If we ignored the mess, we found that the deals were off the charts.
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Music consumers in the UK have used the charts to make a statement before.
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With their matching places on the charts, the pair quickly became music's "it" couple.
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Post isn't the first and only rapper with face tattoos to ascend the charts.
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We are almost single handedly keeping the search term "amateur dogging" in the charts.
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He seems very sure of himself, and his conservative swag is off the charts.
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It's an absolute crime that Imagine Dragons remained on the charts for 87 weeks.
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The charts are so bad they might actually be good, says one market watcher.
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"The speculative positioning against the Treasury market is simply off the charts," he added.
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To some extent, managing the charts has always been a cat-and-mouse game.
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Orfield described the charts in an email: Trump's vote skyrocketed in very white suburbs.
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For the charts whose takeaway is not self-evident, I've provided some brief commentary.
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It is historically cloistered, presenting significant roadblocks to outsiders — the charts reflect those pressures.
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How do you make things more extreme when they're already off-the-charts extreme?
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He said technicians are watching 2.98 percent, and then 3.28 percent on the charts.
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Retail ETF jumps ~6 pct, showcasing breakout on the charts ** Materials advance 2.9 pct.
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He gets it, he's smart, his people skills are off the charts, he's genuine.
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"Customer satisfaction is off the charts for iPhone X." It's your typical halo effect.
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Two decades ago, Ricky Martin released "She Bangs," and the single climbed the charts.
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The songs -- "Heartless" and "Blinding Lights" -- are already at the top of the charts.
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The Charts The Latin pop sensation Bad Bunny's surprise album debuted at No. 2.
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We had Prince Naseem and Goodness Gracious Me, and Bally Sagoo in the charts.
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Pump's got the No. 3 album on the charts, so it's a big deal.
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The rumors went off the charts in the last 24 hours for 2 reasons.
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Too often, popular games would crowd out up-and-coming apps on the charts, while the charts themselves gave too much weight to the apps nearly everybody already has or at least knows about, like Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, YouTube, Snapchat and so on.
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Many technical analysts use such figures in order to determine important levels on the charts.
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The title track of the album is currently approaching the Top 10 on the charts.
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Since the movie launched on Netflix, the published book has also shot up the charts.
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Five of his singles topped the charts and 3603 other songs hit the Top 10.
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The minimum on the charts is the third percentile, and Hirol is far below that.
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The song follows her all-time classic "Bodak Yellow," which dominated the charts last year.
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After looking at the charts, O'Hara said the index might soon soar to new highs.
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In their messages, they remark on how stoked they are to be dominating the charts.
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The mobile platform fueled September's growth as Niantic's "Pokemon Go" remained perched atop the charts.
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But Apple hasn't shared data on whether people are getting their recommendations through the charts.
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Quah and other podcast industry followers have written about fraud on the charts for months.
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After Alice's account is taken over, she shoots up to the top of the charts.
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The data in Smith's study about which artists perform on the charts also supports this.
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Off-the-charts breathable, stretchable, and water-resistant, it's form meets function at its finest.
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Today, former underground MCs are dominating the charts with grime, not urban-lite electro-pop.
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Minter's rise to the top of the charts was rocky to say the very least.
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Im's follow-up album in 2014, Heart Beats, debuted at number seven on the charts.
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Homebuilders ETF on shaky ground on the charts ** SPX sector YTD performance through Fri: tmsnrt.
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That will make it impossible for users to find, if they're only browsing the charts.
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It looks like Disney Channel's leading ladies are back together — on the charts, at least.
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In November, 225, WWE Anthology soundtrack even topped the charts during a 290-week run.
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All in all, it's an electrifying video, with Cardi and Mars' chemistry off the charts.
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Straight out the gate, our empathy meter for this guy just went through the charts.
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Sheeran's latest album "Divide," topped the charts in the United States and Britain this year.
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I've been following his music for years and it's about time he topped the charts.
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The charts published in December suggested the Fed would hike rates four times in 2016.
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Divide, after all, has been dominating the charts since it came out earlier this year.
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" Manley agreed, saying, "the depths of the charges are going to be off the charts.
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What Mr. Obama has seen instead are the charts and graphs of a warming planet.
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Yet in just those four years, the music business — and the charts — have changed significantly.
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The grim setup for gold is shown in the charts, Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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The charts tell a different story, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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While it has bounced back and then some, Johnson sees hidden damage on the charts.
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IT'S JUST OFF THE CHARTS, AND IT'S GOT NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES AHEAD ON THIS.
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They're not burning up the charts, but I found this Dave Barry number pretty cute:
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"The price increase was off the charts and not justified by the fundamentals," he said.
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Though some bloggers focus purely on the charts, Mountain Misst factors in perpetrator behavior too.
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And though the top 10 were mostly legacy acts, a familiar name tops the charts.
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But then there was the bad news: My contempt is pretty much off the charts.
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Yields were last at 2.29 percent and testing a hugely important barrier on the charts.
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"The tools and talent are off the charts," said Chris Iannetta, the Rockies' veteran catcher.
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The charts below compare timelines of the outbreaks in some of the worst-affected countries.
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From the tried-and-true favorites that will always be top of the charts — i.e.
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I asked them if they had any idea how off-the-charts dangerous this was?
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Maley said the charts support even more gains for the entire ITB home construction ETF.
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"I think the technical term is 'off the charts,'" said Bradley Stewart, CEO of XOJET.
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"Our M&A practice under Mike Aiello's leadership is off the charts," Mr. Wolf said.
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The charts here tell the story, and I'll get into the details in a moment.
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"You'll see them bounce up and down in the charts with that tactic," Bennett said.
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The hits, the emotion and the energy down on the ice — it's off the charts.
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Just a year later, the Ebola outbreak hit, and the game soared in the charts.
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"He doesn't have to play off the charts right away," Blake said before Wednesday's game.
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When her career took off in the 1990s, women were well represented on the charts.
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What he's done stat-wise since he's taken over that position is off the charts.
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And the band's song "Drive" peaked at No. 3 on the charts in September 1984.
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"Roku has really driven the price and value equation just off the charts," Greengart said.
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All else aside, the bullet budget for "21 Bridges" must have been off the charts.
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OFF THE CHARTS: The Hidden Lives and Lessons of American Child Prodigies, by Ann Hulbert.
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And for close watchers of the charts, the market's "internals" are telling us that already.
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VRChat is a hot new app blowing up the charts on the digital marketplace Steam.
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For artists, streaming numbers have an indelible impact on how a song performs on the charts.
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Based on the charts, Wald said it could get worse for Tesla before it gets better.
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The charts tell a similar story, according to Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer.
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The red line shows that the period from February onward has been off the charts warm.
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If "Old Town Road" stays at #1 on the charts, he'll have gone 17 weeks straight.
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Here, CNBC looks back at the charts that captured the major themes and stories of 2016.
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The amount of buzzwords in the text is off the charts — what's "connected human experience," anyway?
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I grew up watching a very different Beyoncé than the one that rules the charts today.
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She doesn't have to follow the charts to keep up with what other people are doing.
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Like most things KarJenner, the app game almost immediately climbed to the top of the charts.
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And while moving into news alone isn't responsible for Twitter's comeback, the charts' resemblance is illuminating.
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"The degree of difficulty for the rest of this year is off the charts," Mackowiak said.
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It was more explicitly about celebrating an album that had dropped off the charts long ago.
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Sebastian discovered something strange when he looked at the charts from late May and early June.
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Swifties, the fandom fueling Swift's mediocrity, have been riding the high of her topping the charts.
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When Garner reviewed the charts for natural gas, she was skeptical that the move could last.
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In the past few weeks Missing Richard Simmons has shot up the charts — the podcast charts.
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Our chemistry was truly off the charts and, on top of that, our conversation was phenomenal.
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They are still so young even through their growth has been on top of the charts.
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A search on SEOClerks yields multiple vendors who promise to get a show on the charts.
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However, the bull case for its years-long strength remains intact on the charts, she adds.
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Financials ETF finds lines on the charts, digs in, rallies 1.5 pct ** Tech slips 0.2 pct.
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Surging energy stocks could soon slip, according to a strategist who sees weakness in the charts.
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As streaming services have tracked and monetised, labels have noted Latin music's climb up the charts.
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Streaming platforms have changed the way artists top the charts and how long they stay there.
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They compared what they found in these repositories with what had made it into the charts.
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The duo hit it off and also recorded "Clandestino," which lit up the charts last summer.
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"Shallow," which was released as a single, has been topping the charts since its September release.
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The Weeknd's Starboy is No. 1 on the charts with the third-highest debut all year.
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In fact, Nathan believes that the charts are actually showing that FXI could hit previous highs.
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The charts are sending a clear signal to Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer.
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The charts of Expedia finally just gave the buy signal that Jim Cramer has waited for.
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"The temperature [of the political climate] is off the charts, and it's not enthusiasm," Christiana said.
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The Canadian singer debuted the track early this morning and it's already trending on the charts.
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Cramer turned to the charts with the help of Mark Sebastian, a technician, founder of OptionPit.
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Social mores around sexuality, profanity and decency are shifting and it's time the charts reflected that.
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The charts below show the diversity of the 123 million students learning to code on Code.
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It would take something extraordinary, off the charts, completely whacked out to disturb my plans now.
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Scariest pattern in the charts Boring, by the way, is a good thing for your portfolio.
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"For money managers who watch the charts, there's a good reason to get out," he said.
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This is not the first time Drake has dominated the charts on the strength of streaming.
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Ari Wald, technical analyst at Oppenheimer, agrees that the charts suggest oil prices will stay afloat.
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But the charts are also pointing to an even bigger breakout, says Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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The charts of trading days between 5 percent gains or losses is kind of like that.
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"The demand for the Cuba vacations [is] off the charts," Del Rio told Cramer on Tuesday.
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When "Yellow Submarine" climbed the charts in 1966, Mr. Brodax sensed that lightning might strike twice.
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The platform quickly rose to top of the charts in Thailand, Japan, and other Asian markets.
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Commodities traders shouldn't worry, though, says one technician — the charts suggest more good news than bad.
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He refers back to the old resistance levels he believes are in the charts for SPY.
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Then again, they all recently had their cholesterol levels tested and it was off the charts.
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"Healthcare in the year 2019 is just off the charts in a negative way," says Pak.
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After some fallow years, she successfully rebooted her career in Germany, topping the charts in 2005.
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Godfather of the charts Ralph Acampora now sees the blue-chip index headed back to records.
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When Nirvana topped the charts with "Nevermind," it marked a sea change in American pop music.
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The Charts The group's reunion album "Happiness Begins" opened big with help from a ticket bundle.
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Again, in a technically-driven environment, the charts are most telling of future (short-term) direction.
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The OVO sound is enduringly popular, but outsiders are beating Drake's own artists to the charts.
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Fear is off the charts, and with that comes the pressure to find a fix yesterday.
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OFF THE CHARTS The Hidden Lives and Lessons of American Child Prodigies By Ann Hulbert Illustrated.
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The album had a warmer reception in the UK, peaking at No. 210 on the charts.
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JW: It's number one on the charts, it's number one psychically, spiritually, qualitatively, quantitatively, it's there.
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I don't know, I'm just so — look, I know Despacito's at the top of the charts.
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The viewership totals show solid, but not off-the-charts, interest in the Democratic primary process.
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Beyond the fundamentals, the charts also look constructive for the euro against the dollar, Gordon said.
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"The fact that the medical director didn't look at the charts didn't surprise me" she wrote.
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The Charts Justin Bieber is expected to make a big splash on the chart next week.
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At least that's what the charts are telling Todd Gordon, longtime trader and founder of TradingAnalysis.
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The charts suggest its recovery has legs, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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Trump and Carson's combined celebrity and penchant for headline-grabbing comments would be off-the-charts.
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His songs dominated the charts, making their way everywhere from frat houses to hip-hop radio.
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No one publisher dominated the charts, as a wide range of major gaming companies were represented.
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A look at the charts does not paint a pretty picture for Snap, says one technician.
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Many hip-hop fans quickly pit Cardi against Minaj, who's been topping the charts since 2011.
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Copper was potentially forming a bullish inverse head and shoulders pattern on the charts, Torlizzi said.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, says the charts back up Tepper's bearish case.
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Shaded areas in the charts below represent the seven days after the announcement of the fine.
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The job sectors in the charts below represent about two-thirds of all Phoenix-area jobs.
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AB: I've been listening to this wackadoodle podcast that I noticed in the charts called Tropical Moon.
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Right now, the charts, as interpreted by the legendary Larry Williams, suggest that IBM's worth buying here.
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Seattle, Portland, Oregon, and Denver once again topped the charts with the largest year-over-year gains.
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One technician said the charts are setting up for an even bigger pop for the social network.
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Donald Trump's Art of the Deal is back at the top of the charts 2164 years later.
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"Every time a celebrity outfit was submitted to the app, engagement was off-the-charts," he says.
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Even with this exciting development, cracking the charts for this year has been tough for women artists.
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Meanwhile, "Bodak Yellow" by Cardi B was the dark horse, working its way slowly up the charts.
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Last week, air pollution levels in India's capital city of New Delhi were literally off the charts.
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And with Craig David climbing back up the charts, the underground community is also rearing its head.
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"What Square has done with their point of sale technology is off the charts stunning," Kacher said.
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Of course, the Luca-led resulting designs look amazing and the pair's chemistry is off the charts.
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When a small upstart shows up on the charts, seemingly out of nowhere, people presume it's fraudulent.
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"Economic data aside, I would think there's a little more confidence coming from the charts," said Sohn.
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The Top Songs chart is updated weekly, according to YouTube's documentation on how the charts are calculated.
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Demand is off the charts for blockchain talent, and the capital is waiting to back it up.
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Better rated apps will see more downloads, and then move up the charts on the App Store.
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You can look at his numbers at the end of the year, and they're off the charts.
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"You've got a nice dividend yield, you've got a constructive looking base on the charts," said Johnson.
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Check out the charts above, which Axios data journalist Chris Canipe constructed from International Energy Agency analyses.
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The charts below rank the who's who of investing in female founders by percentage and by round.
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The chemistry is off the charts, and you're never at a loss for what to talk about.
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But if not, he's still celebrating a tune he cowrote in 2012 topping the charts years later.
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Released in October, Clarkson's eighth studio album Meaning of Life peaked at No. 2 on the charts.
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The charts below rank the who's who of investing in female founders by percentage and by round.
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Over here, pop has been sliding down the charts, abdicating the throne to trap and SoundCloud rap.
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"Boo'd Up" is the latest viral hit to take over people's parties, car stereos, and the charts.
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Even in a world full of egotists, the senator from Texas is regarded as off the charts.
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But a top technician says the charts are signalling new highs could come sooner than investors think.
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The rest of the semis space may have to endure even more swings, according to the charts.
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Overexposed debuted at number two on the charts, Maroon 5's best showing since their sophomore album.
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Released in October, Clarkson's eighth studio album Meaning of Life peaked at No. 2 on the charts.
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That's according to Oppenheimer technician Ari Wald, who sees a limit on gold's run in the charts.
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Think you've written the ditty that finally bumps "Old Town Road" off the top of the charts?
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"High-grade issuance is off the charts," said Stephen Antczak, head of U.S. credit strategy at Citigroup.
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After looking at the charts, Cappelleri argues that the S&P has been stuck in a range.
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Apple Watch sales growth is "off the charts" this holiday season, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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The Hot 100's launch made it possible to calculate exactly what was lighting up the charts.
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That could be about to change, however, thanks to what Craig Johnson is seeing in the charts.
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"What Square has done with their point-of-sale technology is off-the-charts stunning," Kacher said.
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THE CHARTS LOOK REALLY GOOD, TOO, ON THE XOP, THE EXPLORATION PRODUCTION PART OF THE ENERGY SECTOR.
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You must have encountered plenty of parasites, especially when you were at the top of the charts.
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After 40 years in the music industry, Tom Petty consistently stayed at the top of the charts.
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Primal Pet Products dog food tops the charts for quality with the freshest, 100% human-grade ingredients.
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A catchy track, which shows off Usher's vocal range, could be a strong contender in the charts.
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The charts below show how long the S&P went without a 5 percent single-day move.
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Though the song only grazed the charts, it was a defining cornerstone of the Southern soul sound.
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But the country also tops the charts on an indicator that is far more insidious: gambling losses.
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America tops the charts — along with Australia, New Zealand and Argentina— when it comes to meat consumption.
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But electric scooters aren't cheap, and the logistics of a shared network are off-the-charts complicated.
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The charts below, from personal finance site NerdWallet, will make you want to start saving right away.
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Their weighted DVOA is off the charts, thanks to all that winning and Brian Hoyer ass-kicking.
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The scandal put the Sex Pistols' single on the charts and made Branson a lot of money.
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Streaming giants such as Spotify have also contributed to The X Factor's weakened grip on the charts.
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So whether or not he's in the charts, the crucial part of Novelist's journey is its purpose.
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And while Chance's raps shine on their own, his lineup of featured artists is off the charts.
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From a technical standpoint, the charts are pointing to a comeback for the small caps, he noted.
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"That retail sales number was off the charts," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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But now, once those holiday playlists stop streaming, it becomes just another slow week on the charts.
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"Off the Charts" is jammed with stories of small geniuses being kicked out of places of learning.
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Some are already rising up the charts on video-on-demand services like iTunes and Fandango Now.
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The charts below show the relative size of key nations' populations in the most vulnerable elderly groups.
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Use the charts and maps below to find out how your state is dealing with the crisis.
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Gordon now sees a technical pattern forming in the charts that supports a move back to records.
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But the information you're getting, even with all the charts and graphs, is just a rough draft.
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But it is crop burning that has pushed the area's already high pollution level off the charts.
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Toward the end of her reign on top of the charts, Ms. DeGeneres tried to play defense.
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While Lizzo broke out as an aspirational, self-loving queen of the charts, she's certainly not infallible.
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That's exactly what three researchers have discovered, and they have the charts and numbers to prove it.
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"The humidity is off the charts here," the actress, 39, told PEOPLE Now on the red carpet.
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The Charts Bundles and 135 million streams returned the rapper to the top of the Billboard 200.
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Nielsen began monitoring digital downloads... in 2003 and has since adjusted the charts to factor in streaming.
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The expectation for the players that play the game at a higher level is off the charts.
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Even before the company reported earnings, the charts showed Nike as a buy, says one market technician.
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The charts could be a useful way to compare, for example, recoveries and deaths from the virus.
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The charts highlight discrepancies between the president's tweets and other tweets in areas like healthcare and employment.
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The charts reveal Obama's tweets focusing on these things much more than other politically focused Twitter users.
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On Dognition, in areas of inference and memory, Chaser unsurprisingly scored off the charts, Dr. Hare said.
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For a second week in a row, technical analysts are pointing to a warning in the charts.
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That count is considered "very high" and tops the charts for the city so far this year.
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But Carter Worth, head of technical analysis at Cornerstone Macro, says there's trouble brewing in the charts.
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The charts back up Tepper's bullish case, according to Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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Its Louis XIV-era soundtrack scaled the charts in France, where it outsold all but Michael Jackson.
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But the charts committed perhaps the most basic sin of economics journalism: They didn't adjust for inflation.
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These albums haven't made as much of a dent in the charts, but they shouldn't be overlooked.
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Then there are the pointed critiques of whatever dreck bested the act in the charts that week.
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This makes it harder for new apps to break in, and makes the charts less interesting to browse.
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She can top the charts even if she chooses to delay or never release her music with them.
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He finally realized what was pushing the moves on the charts when the takeover bid surfaced from Komatsu.
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The charts demonstrate an issue that experts and political strategists have repeatedly raised to me in the past.
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It did the job at the time, especially in Britain where that sound was prevalent in the charts.
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As BTS songs and albums climb the charts, so does South Korea on people's bucket list trip locations.
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Seventy-nine weeks is an awfully long time — especially when you're hanging at the top of the charts.
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Beaten-up biotech stocks could fall further, according to one technical analyst who sees trouble in the charts.
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Democrats' only real hope for 2016 is for something off-the-charts weird to happen in presidential politics.
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" He brags about his placement on the charts, "Dropped two chart toppers and they said it was cheesy.
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Madonna's 1989 album "Like A Prayer" spent six weeks at the top of the charts, according to Billboard.
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The Warriors have other good players besides Curry, of course, but Curry's play has been off the charts.
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A Latino at the top of the charts answered all of those questions, through one simple action: representation.
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The "Best Shot" singer was geeking out on the mythic theme park long before he topped the charts.
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The Beatles broke up five decades ago, but you would never know it from looking at the charts.
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Eilish is having a hell of a year dominating the charts, and this past weekend, she dominated Coachella.
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The charts suggest that the market's potential downside is limited, according to technical trader Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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Get more here Cramer takes a look at the charts as interpreted by Mark Sebastian, founder of OptionPit.
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But the charts told a different story, which lead Garner to believe that the commodity could soon peak.
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Pop had come of age as Elvis Presley was ascending the charts, and was moved by Presley's magnetism.
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The charts show misogynistic, anti-semitic and anti-Muslim tweets by the numbers and it is eye-opening.
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Like many genres, the music we're exposed to—particularly in the charts and on the radio—becomes repetitive.
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Yet the app suddenly shot from #8 to #1 on the charts on the back of the commotion.
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And now, less than a year after she nearly broke the charts in half, she's releasing another album.
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Last week, "Doctor Strange" dominated the box office conversation on Twitter, topping the charts with nearly 40,000 tweets.
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According to Ross, a familiar pattern has formed in the charts that could well point to further gains.
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"I wouldn't say [it's] a pile of garbage, just nothing that would be on the charts," he says.
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That makes two for two for Young, whose debut single, "Sleep Without You," topped the charts last fall.
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The charts below rank top seed firms' investments, by percentage and round, in startups with a female founder.
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In 1963, George Martin's productions of their songs topped the charts in a startling 37 of 52 weeks.
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The album is from 2016, (yes you read that right) and it's still riding high on the charts.
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For Wegmans, this is the second consecutive year it's made its way to the top of the charts.
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Here are the charts: Google China Prototype Links Searches To Phone Numbers Ryan Gallagher has another Dragonfly scoop.
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Starting in 1958, Billboard has published the charts each week, ranking singles on a shifting list of criteria.
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With their matching places on the charts, the pair quickly became a match made in pop music heaven.
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TJX is currently up 163 percent this year, and based on the charts, Keene sees the climb continuing.
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Despite his success on the charts, Avicii wasn't comfortable with the celebrity lifestyle, multiple sources previously told PEOPLE.
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The duo hit it off and also recorded "Clandestino," which has been lighting up the charts this summer.
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One of these, "Tears", topped the charts for five weeks in 1965; he was good at crying songs.
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Now that her own single, "No Broken Hearts," has hit the charts, Rexha says she's still pinching herself.
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As a technician, Josh Brown is watching the charts for an indication of when to buy the stock.
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A close above $1,333 this evening would open the way on the charts to the $1,385/92 area.
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However, she did stress that there have been warning signs on the charts for the last several months.
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Maybe they need to make the sports team in high school or have their music top the charts.
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GMV is off the charts, but it is important to note that this is not revenue for Alibaba.
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That's why he waits to pull the trigger on a stock until after he looks at the charts.
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Cash flow is "off the charts" and is the most "misunderstood variable in this whole equation," he added.
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His theory is borne out by the charts, with the two groups showing high correlation in recent years.
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According to the charts, the markets were in "perfect uptrends" since the election, he told CNBC on Friday.
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And after looking at the charts Miller Tabak's Matt Maley says this is still the place to be.
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Holdover "Kung Fu Panda 3" captured second place on the charts, sliding in behind "Deadpool" with $12.5 million.
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In the charts below, we've identified the highest-listed degree for the investment partners in our data set.
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Technically, the longer a gap is unfilled on the charts, the more bullish it is for the instrument.
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Chat has proven to make apps stickier and Yik Yak could use the retention, judging by the charts.
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With Earth, Carlson was never looking to top the charts, participate in a movement, or even start one.
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Nevertheless, still may be time for DJI's energy duo to outperform on the charts ** Tech loses 0.6 pct.
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A successful album spends less than half as long in the charts as it did 25 years ago.
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The Charts The singing rapper's blockbuster album has topped the chart five nonconsecutive times, the most since Drake.
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With mobile data usage growing off the charts in recent years, the wireless age is fully upon us.
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"We can see from the initial response, customer demand is off the charts," an Apple spokeswoman told CNBC.
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"Although Riley had several other singles on the charts, nothing compared to the success of "Harper Valley PTA.
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A year ago, he recounted, he was watching his single "Turnin&apos Me On" struggle on the charts.
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Even so, female singers have broken through to climb the charts and to challenge the male-dominated genre.
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And according to Gordon, the industrial is about to make new all-time highs based on the charts.
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This summer Drake released a new single featuring Rick Ross that's quickly inching its way up the charts.
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The charts support Schlossberg's warnings of short-term pain, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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You can't on the charts say you've found the footing as of yet," Johnson told Wednesday's "Trading Nation.
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The charts it did use, however, noted the presence of "discolored water," which was indicative of a seamount.
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But as his peers ascended, not only into grime's upper echelon but up the charts, Novelist hit pause.
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We knew it would be big enough for the history books, not that it would top the charts.
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Nobody's surprised to see Disclosure top the charts or Rihanna at a muddy free party in Middle England.
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When I start menstruating, my cramps are off-the-charts horrible, and I don't want to eat anything.
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The game was published to the App Store and Google Play on Thursday, and hit the charts hard.
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"I want to look at the tech behemoths," he said, pointing to the charts of Microsoft and Apple.
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Still he was an inventive businessman and never stopped trying to find his way back onto the charts.
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" Ms. Hulbert, the author of "Off the Charts," called Mr. Chandler's turning point a "kind of midlife crisis.
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All Saints' most recent release, Testament, failed to make a dent in the charts despite some positive reviews.
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Ms. Lantree's time at the top of the charts was fleeting, but she was not finished with music.
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They rebounded on Friday after Apple said pre-orders for the 10th anniversary phone were "off the charts".
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"We cut them from the heart, not from the charts," he told The New York Times in 22016.
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In that game against Mainz, the charts showed, Dortmund took 19 shots compared with 10 by its opponent.
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"Walkin' around the halls of that studio, you don't hear people talking about the charts," Ms. Womack said.
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But turnout in Virginia was off the charts, and Biden was still able to win in a rout.
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He won't tell you that the world is ending; he'll just present the charts that show you how.
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Clear evidence of Zoom's rise: The Zoom app is dominating the charts for both iPhone and Android users.
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"I Googled the blood test results and they were off the charts," she said by phone on Wednesday.
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The charts below show each company's annual run-rate revenue (ARR)2 and cumulative equity funding3 over time.
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Other self-care apps focused on mindfulness or yoga were popular as well, but further down the charts.
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Their previous work with Heinz in 2016 called "Wiener Stampede" reached No. 2 on the charts that year.
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The Charts The album — a streaming juggernaut — is the first of the year with a three-week streak.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, said the charts suggest more upside for the consumer staples group.
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And I — the sight of a police officer is enough to send my heart rate off the charts.
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The Charts The former One Direction member succeeded thanks to a mix of streaming, digital sales and vinyl.
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That's all behind him, apparently, because Aaron told us his mental stability is off the charts right now.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said the charts are now flashing warning signals for the group.
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It topped the charts in several countries, including the US, Australia, Germany and O'Connor's home country of Ireland.
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"Its cool factor is off the charts," says Larry Biess, who is overseeing the mechanical work for Amtrak.
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The welfare line got a big applause, with one lawmaker describing it as an "off-the-charts" reception.
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She says that her work is not meant to be illustrative of the charts, but reinterpretations of them.
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"We can see from the initial response, customer demand is off the charts," an Apple spokeswoman told Reuters.
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You have to learn to say no even when your urge to please everyone is off the charts!
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Would a song longing for some vague thing to get you through life really be topping the charts?
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For several weeks, Jim Cramer has been baffled by the mysterious moves reflected in the charts for Joy Global.
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Several Caribbean-born artists have managed to break onto the charts over the years, from Shaggy to Sean Paul.
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"This is a stock that on the charts has shown you absolutely no indication that it's turning," he explained.
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The charts below show the moment Tether released the coins on Tuesday and the crypto market rebound that followed.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, says the charts suggest both good and bad for the energy sector.
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"They just keep producing these singles and trying to place them one after another on the charts," Harding says.
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But then XCX, 24, is used to feeling the heat, especially when it comes to burning up the charts.
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Fund net long positioning on the CME's copper contract has, quite literally, gone off the charts to unprecedented levels.
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Negan's male dominance factor is off the charts — he has a need to be in control at all times.
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If you look at the charts on imports, it's not just the products where there are tariffs by China.
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"I don't know if he's right, but it never hurts to have the charts on your side," Cramer said.
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And loads of moms report off-the-charts baby kicking at bedtime or in the middle of the night.
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But we're going to have a hard time addressing that when the reaction to that is off the charts.
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At the time, people assumed droughts would occur, but they didn't assume droughts would get off-the-charts terrible.
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Just really darn cute As we said before, add animals, and any video's joy potential goes off the charts.
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And now there's the valid question of whose chances of making the charts were sabotaged and whose were not.
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We're dealing with a person who has off the charts intelligence, especially considering their creativity and capacity to learn.
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And it's that very potential for a second hike that has Yamada examining the charts from 60 years ago.
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But this year, women artists like Natti Natasha, Anitta, Karol G, and Gomez have started to climb the charts.
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When this happens, even an app with strong downloads can drop in the charts, and that's why Snapchat fell.
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Phil was intent on bringing the Ronettes to the top of the charts and making Ronnie his latest star.
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"I don't know if he's right, but it never hurts to have the charts on your side," he said.
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The level of detail was off the charts, which matched the look of deep concentration on each competitor's face.
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According to Carter Worth of Cornerstone Macro, the charts are setting up for a breakout years in the making.
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But the third stand-alone, the album's title track, would stall on the charts, peaking only at number 75.
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Our chemistry was off the charts, but I needed to make sure that our relationship wasn't just about chemistry.
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The charts above track housing-market indicators across 28 countries, in some instances going as far back as 1970.
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Ultimately, Lang said the charts are showing that Nike and Nordstrom could have a lot more room to run.
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Based on what he sees in the charts, Spiro argues that investors have two potential buying opportunities in oil.
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Ultimately Lang said the charts are showing that Nike and Nordstrom could have a lot more room to run.
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Facebook's pain isn't over yet, according to one top technician who just noted a troubling development in the charts.
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The charts, updated weekly, have been around for some time and were last revamped in May of this year.
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But the size, frequency and brazenness of Trump's are so off the charts that they have drawn considerable commentary.
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After examining the charts, Fairlead Strategies' Katie Stockton sees a higher move, saying the stock has reached oversold levels.
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The charts on the left show temperature anomalies—more cold weeks on top, more hot weeks on the bottom.
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Nicki Minaj has a few explanations for why her latest album didn't debut at the top of the charts.
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"We don't want to see new relative lows," warned Sluymer, who has 25 years of experience reading the charts.
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It is often seen as a bullish trend where the charts find support and then resume an upward move.
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It's 2017, lads, songs structured as 'hook after hook with a sort of chorus' can top the charts now.
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Even now, with the decline clearly visible on the charts, more than 20 million people play the game daily.
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When she first scaled the charts in 2013, Lorde wasn't exactly the girl you wanted at your weekend rager.
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An unsettling trend has appeared in the charts, and that has one trader betting against the S&P 500.
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And, Irvin says if Troy played in that style of offense, his numbers would have been OFF THE CHARTS!!!
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In short; the way we're consuming music is changing, and perhaps it's time for the charts to change too.
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The multi-award winning artist has already topped the charts and scored endorsements from Ciroc and Beats By Dre.
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When you're feeling off-the-charts annoyed, you should focus on what your body is doing, Dr. Bonior says.
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Emo teen Thomas Stringfellow's pompadour-to-body fat ratio is simply off the charts, so obviously he's a must.
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By 1976, a year after "Fame" topped the charts in the United States, David Bowie was becoming, well, famous.
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Her interpretation of Britney Spears' "I'm A Slave 4 U" from the 2001 VMAs was off-the-charts great.
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Harris's new single with Rihanna "This Is What You Came For" is currently at the top of the charts.
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However, Khouw points out that a recent trading pattern in the charts has demonstrated a resilience in the stock.
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AND I – ONE OF THE CHARTS ON STAGE TODAY, ONCE THE REGULATORS SHOW UP, THEY TEND TO CAUSE PROBLEMS.
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But after reviewing the charts, Sebastian thought the action in the VIX could be trending more positive than negative.
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The charts: Top Free Rankings Top Grossing (wow!) So this is another case that's a little perpendicular to Minecraft.
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The rapper released another album, "HNDRXX," on Friday, which Billboard said is projected to top the charts next week.
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Meanwhile, from a technical analysis perspective, Keene believes the charts are pointing to an even bigger rally for AMD.
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The consumer discretionary sector looks in good shape, but the charts suggest tech is the better bet, said Johnson.
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The charts for a 3 percent or 4 percent move are similar enough they don't need to be repeated.
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The iPhone X is Apple's most expensive yet, and the tech giant claims that demand is "off the charts. "
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The charts below show how US stocks and the 10-year Treasury have fared the year after an inversion.
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This activity in the charts can often signal strong bullish momentum, said Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures.
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They were in an Uber when it reached the top of the charts, and they looked up and screamed.
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So Cramer took to the charts of technician Carley Garner, co-founder of DeCarley Trading, Cramer's colleague at RealMoney.
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According to the firm's chief global technical strategist, the charts are suggesting the bullish run is far from over.
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Already, a social media campaign has helped propel the 2004 Green Day hit "American Idiot" back up the charts.
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"Rhythm of the Rain" hit No. 3 on the charts — after that, The Cascades only peaked at No. 60.
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The charts below show the estimated life insurance policy needed for five different income levels with the above assumptions:
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And for its time, the Zedd-produced song was the perfect way to stake Grande's place on the charts.
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Wizzard, led by former Electric Light Orchestra guitarist Roy Wood, had been making their own dent in the charts.
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KANYE WEST &aposIN TEARS&apos AS HIS ENTIRE ALBUM DOMINATES THE CHARTS "I really like that song," she continued.
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The track peaked at No. 2 in the Billboard Hot 100 and remained in the charts for 35 weeks.
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For years, the genre was largely relegated to the country's cultural outskirts, with samba and funk dominating the charts.
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You can feel a bit like you're living in a parallel universe to the one depicted in the charts.
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He released the long-promised "album," which crowded out the charts for months and set all kinds of records.
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And though the squee factor is off the charts, giving the message a cute makeover was no easy feat.
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" And Rolling Stone gave it a backhanded compliment, writing, "Nirvana was a great band before Nevermind topped the charts.
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We don't want to be in the charts and appearing on children's TV at four in the afternoon anyway.
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For investors looking to take profits in the name, Lebenthal suggests watching the charts to identify a coming downtrend.
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"This is a pretty incredible, off-the-charts event," said Raven Brooks, the chief operating officer for Vote.org. Vote.
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You want Jared Dudley on your team because the I.Q. is off the charts and he plays so hard.
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The charts contained statistics such as total goals, goals scored per minute and chances created, along with expected goals.
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In recent weeks, Zoom's app jumped to the top of the charts among iPhone apps, according to App Annie.
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Apps like Zoom, Google Hangouts Meet, and Microsoft Teams all saw downloads skyrocket, with Zoom topping the charts globally.
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He's perhaps best known, though, for his catchy tune "John Deere Green," which peaked at #5 on the charts.
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The Charts The rapper's final tally for "AI YoungBoy 1003" included 2100 million streams but only about 21,2100 sales.
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In terms of downloads, TikTok is continuing to disrupt Facebook-owned apps' dominance over the top of the charts.
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According to Carter Worth, head of technical analysis at Cornerstone Macro, the charts are suggesting a bumpy road ahead.
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"It went off the charts," the wine estate's owner, Italo Stupino, 81, said as he looked over the hills.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Capital, says the charts are pointing to a pause in the rally here.
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The Charts "Fear Inoculum" is the band's first LP to hit the Billboard charts including download and streaming numbers.
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The Charts Two albums by Juice WRLD jumped up the chart after the singing rapper's death on Dec. 26.
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Tokyo, Beijing and Singapore topped the charts for green commuting in a new study by data insights company, Kantar.
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"The charts are aligned here," Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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And on election night, the turnout was phenomenal for a non-mayor's race, it was just off the charts.
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"I look at the charts, and to me that looks pretty scary," Turnill said, according to a Reuters report.
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Newton says the charts show an even more convincing story when you pull out to a longer-term view.
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Minaj arguably gave rise to Cardi B and Lizzo — both of whom are currently beating her on the charts.
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Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley says the charts show a bigger breakout ahead for one sector stock: Hess.
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Software company SAP has topped the charts as the best technology company to work for in India right now.
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The Charts The 27-year-old rapper-singer from Ohio beat out new releases from Jason Aldean and Coldplay.
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Even the charts didn't make sense anymore: A new math to calculate streams as "sales" had to be devised.
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All 12 of the album's songs have hit the charts, with one falling short of making the top 40.
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His little sister was his world and his love and pride for his older brothers was off the charts.
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His tune, widely interpreted as an anti-authoritarian anthem, climbed the charts and spawned a new countercultural movement, Tropicalismo.
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T.A." (also known as "Charlie on the M.T.A."), as the opening track, hit No. 19653 on the charts. "M.
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Witness's singles were also flops: "Chained to the Rhythm" and "Bon Appétit" dove quickly on the charts after their release.
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His 2016 single "Whisper" failed to gain any traction on the charts, and then he parted ways with his label.
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By February, Grande was back on the charts with a second full-length album in six months, Thank U, Next.
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Stockton also sees positive signals in the charts of Amazon and Apple, both of which have taken a beating lately.
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Glance at Chris Janson's impressive resume so far: one platinum single and a hot new song rocketing up the charts.
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Ultimately, the charts indicated to Moreno that the magnificent run in oil stocks could be coming to an end soon.
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Yes, there was a time when there was only one female emcee topping the charts that fans could root for.
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The satisfaction score of the Purple Wedding's conclusion was off the charts — if your last name wasn't Lannister, that is.
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And of those four, only Harry Potter: Wizards Unite spent more than one day at the top of the charts.
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With the price of oil falling once again, Jim Cramer turned to the charts to determine when it could rally.
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In the charts below, the red shaded areas correspond to World War I, World War II, and other important events.
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Since hip hop is taking over the charts, we've seen a downturn in the number of female artists owning it.
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It dropped off the charts entirely soon after (the App Store only ranks the top 1,500 apps in any category).
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"My numbers were really off the charts and it scared the life out of me," Costa-Giles, 38, tells PEOPLE.
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A Breather space in any building becomes the most valuable space there with off the charts revenue per square foot.
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THE last time Australia suffered a recession the web browser had just been invented and Bryan Adams topped the charts.
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"Wannabe" soared to the top of the charts in the U.K. and remained the No. 1 single for seven weeks.
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UB21966 didn't realize until after it topped the charts in the UK that Diamond wrote it and originally recorded it.
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We mostly just played around with some of their new equipment, and their new camera rig is off the charts.
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Prince's ascendance began two years ago with his rhapsodic dance LP, 63, which still rides the charts after 26 weeks.
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The year of music has been a great one — from "Despacito" topping the charts to Jay-Z's controversial 4:44.
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We heard all year long that 2017 broke records for representation of women on the charts, in a bad way.
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The singer turned 30 last week while his song "Drunk on Your Love" sat at No. 1 on the charts.
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In 2017, she made her music available on Spotify, rising to the top of the charts again in the process.
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Starbucks brews biggest 2-day drop in 10 yrs as growth stalls and looks weak as water on the charts .
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Technicians are eyeing a level on the charts where a channel formed after the Fed stopped hiking rates in 20.13.
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Later, even a year later, pop-punk was at the top of the charts, and Sex Pistols was number one.
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It may seem odd to see services like Pandora and AIM topping the charts, but they were all that existed.
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Look no further than the charts: Charlie Puth, Nick Jonas, and Shawn Mendes are right behind Bieber and the Weeknd.
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His on-base percentage (OBP) is off the charts — basically, you can alway count on him to get a hit.
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Camila Cabello has been dominating the charts with her hit single "Havana," off of her forthcoming self-titled album Camila.
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"Our apprehension numbers are off the charts compared to recent years," Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost told lawmakers last week.
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In 2007 meldonium topped the charts as Latvia's "most exportable product," and still ranks highly among the small nation's exports.
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Trouble in the charts sent one previous market bull running to sell all his stocks, as Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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It singlehandedly shaped the group's success, and still returns to the charts every time the group releases a new song.
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Finding stocks ready to explode And it turns out, the fundamentals could back up the action of the charts, too.
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The charts were once a measure of what the youth market most closely associated with music gave a shit about.
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King of country Country crooner Sonny James, who ruled the charts in the 60s and 70s, is dead at 87.
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A bilingual fusion of reggaeton and pop, "Despacito," which translates in English to slowly, has burned steadily up the charts.
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Ultimately, the charts revealed to Lang that in the long term, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet could be headed higher.
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Nasdaq Biotech index crumbles nearly 5 pct, goes from one test to another on the charts ** Industrials down 1.2 pct.
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When it detects an app that has moved up the charts through ill-gotten means, the system will filter it.
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On the other, an artist as young as Michaels is shooting for the more familiar sound circulating the charts now.
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Noise Patterns is just as vulnerable to digital processing as the stuff you hear near the top of the charts.
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David Kris, who served in the Bush and Obama administrations, described the president's declassification decision as "off the charts" unprecedented.
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In this sense, he is an artist, propelled by his own psyche rather than by the charts or the Internet.
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Technically speaking, the charts of the housing stocks look strong, said Rich Ross, head of technical analysis at Evercore ISI.
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Shares of Amazon have been under pressure, and the charts are pointing to more downside, according to one technical strategist.
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In 1992, they topped the charts for the first time with "End of the Road" after a few close calls.
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He told the story in an interview with Billboard, after "Life of the Party" started topping the charts in 2014.
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Another interesting pattern is forming in the charts that could give an indication as to where the chips head next.
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Monique, who is celebrated for her off-the-charts verbal test scores, is obsessed with words and plies them ostentatiously.
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However, Carter Worth, head of technical analysis at Cornerstone Macro, says there's something in the charts indicating a rebound ahead.
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Customer support is off the charts, and the brand is so compelling that it spends pretty much zero on advertising.
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It went on to top the charts in over 35 countries and became the best selling worldwide single of 2008.
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But that's more a stress for the people who make the charts, than for people who actually listen to music.
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In 1995, after many of them urged her to take the charts to a wider audience, she began Astrology Zone.
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Beyoncé, Kanye West, Rihanna, Taylor Swift — all Billboard-charting artists today who also dominated the charts way back in 2007.
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Acampora, dubbed by some market watchers as the "godfather of the charts," saw particular trouble with the S&P, however.
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Yet fast-forward a few months and here he is topping the charts again, once again king of the radio.
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In "Off the Charts," Hulbert attempts to capture the complicated lives of child prodigies without descending into voyeurism or caricature.
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But the amount raised by Mr. Sanders this quarter was not off the charts for a Democratic presidential hopeful. Mrs.
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Last year "was just off the charts," said Mr. Balabanian, who is also president of the Victoria Real Estate Board.
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One trader says the charts are pointing to even more records for shares even after an 86% rally in 2019.
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When Swift did arrive, the cheers were off the charts for a normally relatively reserved crowd used to seeing celebrities.
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She possesses explosive power and a killer instinct but balances that with off-the-charts charisma and a genuine playfulness.
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The rapper's latest album, "Kamikaze," is quickly rising to the top of the charts after its surprise release last week.
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I was at the helm, Michael checking the charts, as we approached the Grand de Coi Reef — nasty and sprawling.
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Peaking at #4 on the charts in 1973, the song is a must-listen for all rock 'n' roll fans.
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The Charts Styles's "Fine Line" spent a second week atop the Billboard 27 despite an 21963 percent drop in activity.
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It's still the biggest live-streaming platform by a large margin, no matter which way you slice up the charts.
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Mr. Trump still holds sway with significant parts of the electorate and has off-the-charts approval ratings among Republicans.
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Lately, the curve is back to its normal upward slope on the charts and investors have forgotten all about it.
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The charts suggest it could be setting up for a pullback, according to Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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In recent months, fans of Iggy Azalea have tried and failed to keep Lizzo from achieving success in the charts.
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Juice Wrld's major-label career was just starting after he almost climbed to the top of the charts in 2018.
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" Ben Blatt, in "Nabokov's Favorite Word Is Mauve," observed that Austen's "use of words like very is off the charts.
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And even if you don't get why this puzzle is called "Back on the Charts," it is still eminently solvable.
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The Charts The pop star's new album debuted at the top of the chart with assistance from a ticket bundle.
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Our sources say the energy between the 2 was off the charts ... they both learned a lot from each other.
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Eventually, the family would move to Los Angeles, where Frank would find fame on the charts and on the movie screen.
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Artists Gunnar Green and Bernhard Hopfengärtner removed all the numerical context from the charts, leaving them just as shapes and colors.
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Her powers are off the charts, and when she's introduced, she will be by far the strongest character we've ever had.
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That moving average is no longer pointed upward and is descending, in another negative sign for analysts who follow the charts.
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JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, says the charts also point to more trouble ahead for the chips stocks.
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Now Facebook's mobile apps rule the charts and it makes almost 90% of its revenue through ads delivered to mobile platforms.
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Back to the current day, once again, "Hitman's Bodyguard" and "Annabelle: Creation" will top the charts for Lionsgate and Warner Bros.
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David Hasselhoff's daughter, Hayley, has been charged in her DUI case and we've learned her blood alcohol was off the charts.
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Well, I shouldn&apost say cool because the humidity and heat are off the charts, but it&aposs a fascinating place.
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The markets are poised to head higher this year, according to one storied technical analyst who sees strength in the charts.
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Kohanski's success on the charts combined with her unforgettable performances makes her hopeful that she can reach success beyond the show.
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Maroon 216's "Girls Like You" (featuring Cardi B) had previously ruled the charts for 22002 weeks in 20183, but Panic!
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But, the charts may be signaling that more Nasdaq stocks could be about to join in on the rally, Stockton said.
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Keene does find one problem in the charts, but he believes it gives him a new marker for making his trade.
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This particular meme of a girl dancing to "Dreams" lead to the song reentering the charts 41 years after its release.
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According to the charts, investors need to be cautious navigating the landscape of the new environment—especially the broader Index stocks.
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Del Rey would stick to her glamour death aesthetics on 2014's Ultraviolence, which topped the charts and gained critical acclaim.
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To a degree, he will be, because the class and composure he showed in that situation was off-the-charts impactful.
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Ultimately the charts and seasonal patterns all indicated to Garner that natural gas is about to get slammed until the fall.
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Ultimately, the charts and seasonal patterns all indicated to Garner that natural gas is about to get slammed until the fall.
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Looked at one way, the charts are proof of the platform's growing pains — the end of a long tech-press honeymoon.
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"Gifts" was already sitting comfortably at No. 7 on the charts, but Ray J's VH1 show cemented its place in history.
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Looking at the charts, he said Michael Kors is hitting resistance at the 50-day moving average and can't puncture through.
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Apple hopes that they will help users discover lesser-known apps that they might not have stumbled across in the charts.
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Oprah has ... by the way, any given day, I do look at the charts, the podcast charts, once in a while.
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You look at the charts Europe is slowing down, Asia is slowing down, as you correctly noted, China is slowing down.
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His power is off-the-charts but he is probably a quad-A masher until he can make more consistent contact.
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In her fifth decade in the entertainment industry, country music singer Dolly Parton is back at the top of the charts.
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Pump, née Gazzy Garcia, is a young rapper who rode the SoundCloud rap scene to the very top of the charts.
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" Looking at the charts, the ETF in which top holdings include Chesapeake Energy, Williams Companies and Freeport-McMoRan, has "breakout potential.
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But a look at the charts shows the yuan was dictating trading on Wednesday and has been the last three sessions.
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In October 2016, their album Wings became the highest-charting K-pop album ever — landing at No. 26 on the charts.
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It beat out its nearest competitors, the excellent Pixel and HTC U11, which topped the charts until today in most categories.
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The midterm elections are clouding the market's outlook on Tuesday, but one technician sees a bullish signal hiding in the charts.
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On the other hand, it's getting harder and harder for others to find their way to the top of the charts.
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Otherwise, that opportunity could be overlooked whenever the market takes a beating, simply because the charts were not taken into consideration.
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The last solo single from a female rapper to top the charts was Lauryn Hill's 1998 hit "Doo-Wop (That Thing)."
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One of the charts shows that the median expected pay for those in a distressed-credit strategy is north of $400,000.
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The song has been reigning at the top of the charts, which is quite the accomplishment for a Spanish-language tune.
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A dollar resurgence is on the horizon, says one technician who sees bullish signals in the charts for the U.S. currency.
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Surveys of businesses report the best conditions since before the global financial crisis and jobs growth has been off the charts.
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"It is substantially above our expectations… off the charts in the European sense," he told CNBC after the results were out.
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Before this fancy little man was topping the charts, he was just another dapper little dude growing up in Chicago, Illinois.
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Looking at the charts, Netflix (NFLX) appears ready for another 19 percent breakout, according to Evercore ISI technical analyst Rich Ross.
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Didn't mean to the other day when I did 'Off the Charts,' that was someone else and I used their chart.
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Thank you, Billboard, for letting me grow up on the charts with you and for this incredible honor," Carey said. "Icon?
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"I look at the charts, and to me that looks pretty scary," Turnill said at a media briefing in New York.
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The single topped the charts in more than 12 countries, including the Euro Top 100 for thirteen consecutive weeks in 1995.
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Kohanski's success on the charts combined with her unforgettable performances made her confident in her status as a frontrunner this season.
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The charts don't look good for Apple performance in the short term, according to Mark Newton, technical analyst at Newton Advisors.
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We need to see ourselves on TV, in books, in films, in the charts, because that's where our aspirations are built.
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