"Less people touched, and the people touched are not being touched as often," he says.
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I watched as people around me touched the door handles, touched their faces, sneezed, laughed, touched other people.
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When Marley touched my arm, Bates actually touched my arm.
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They even touched on sentencing reform and he touched on Chicago.
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He may have touched my body, but he hadn't touched me.
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"I was touched, really touched," Mr. Carter said at the time.
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She's super happy and touched and that makes ME happy and touched.
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I touched her back; I did not know exactly where I touched her.
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Suddenly our hands touched, to which I felt compelled to say: 'Our hands touched.
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That chef licked her fingers after she touched the steak, then touched it again!!!!!
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Gordon touched his heart and pointed to the sky when he touched home plate.
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Not only have you touched me but you touched millions and millions of others.
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When a droplet touched the surface, the water that touched the sticky design rebounded much slower than the water that touched the rest of the water-resistant plate.
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MIAPJ0000PUS ended flat on Wednesday having touched a four-month low touched earlier this week.
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It was like she'd touched him, and she hadn't touched no one in a while.
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My mother never touched me, my mother never touched anyone, my mother is a fucking saint.
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He also said that he accidentally touched her buttocks and may have accidentally touched her breast.
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Michelle touched the Queen of England (who, protocols of etiquette have it, is NOT to be touched).
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Every single thing that is in your kitchen is touched by policy, so therefore, it's touched by politics.
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The ideal show for me would be if everything touched, literally touched, so that everything would blur together.
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Italian 10-year yields touched a session low around 1.59% after recovering from three-year lows touched last Thursday.
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The vacancy rate touched a 16-year high of 8.9 percent touched in the second quarter of last year.
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"He was telling me that I've touched lives that I didn't know that I've touched back home," she says.
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If you see someone being touched, it will activate similar parts of your brain as when you are touched.
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The researchers noticed that the residents touched and interacted with Paro more than they touched the Jack Russell terrier.
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And so I took a risk and touched myself the way I knew I really needed to be touched.
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When people touched the poop of a sick dog, and then touched food, they might have exposed themselves, the CDC says.
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One might argue the Watts daughters could have touched a used tissue of their father's and then touched themselves, Danielson says.
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He probably definitely shoulda stayed out the freakin' room, but didn't ... and when Zak touched the box, Post touched Zak's shoulder.
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He repeatedly touched her knee, and at one point, she said, slid his hand up her skirt and touched her underwear.
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Court documents say she told police that he touched her breasts and had touched her vagina through her clothes on multiple occasions.
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"The way [Ellis] touched [Grande] was exactly the same way I was touched, just on her breasts instead of butt," Thomas said.
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She reads and writes letters on behalf of the campaign, touched by all the people who have been touched by her son.
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That's off a peak of around 1,016 touched at the start of 2016, but still solidly above levels below 600 touched in 2013.
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"If Charlie had been skip diving, and touched it, rummaging through the rubbish, and then touched Dawn, maybe that's what happened," she ventured.
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If my dad had touched me, then there was some kind of countdown where I could touch where he'd touched, and it would matter.
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Every call brought news of death, and then the questions afterward: Did you touch someone who may have touched someone who touched that person?
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Instead, we're teaching her that her body is hers, and she only has to be touched by people she feels comfortable being touched by.
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The rupee touched an all-time low of 156.20 per dollar on March 19, a level it touched for the first time on March 16.
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Touched Music has released Touched 3, its third and final "mega-compilation" featuring 417 tracks from emerging and established electronic, ambient and modern classical musicians.
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While blogs and forums touched on the subject, often from the point of view of the nondisabled partner, media outlets appear to haven't touched it.
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While blogs and forums touched on the subject, often from the point of view of the nondisabled partner, media outlets appear to haven't touched it.
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"On various occasions he would ask me how I touched myself and then he would touch me the way I touched myself," the man wrote.
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"When I was doing the scene where I touched him and then I ran away … he couldn't feel me, every time I touched him," she explains.
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We touched down on the western edge of the field, right where we'd touched down before, opposite the ditch that had given me so much trouble.
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The euro touched its strongest in nearly 14 months on Thursday, at $1.1445, while the dollar index touched a roughly nine-month low of 95.470 early Friday.
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One woman began crying when he touched her, because her husband had left her after her illness and she hadn't been touched by a man in years.
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The euro touched its strongest in nearly 20.44 months on Thursday, at $20.01, while the dollar index touched a roughly nine-month low of 103 early Friday.
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The euro touched its strongest in nearly 14 months on Thursday, at $103, while the dollar index touched a roughly nine-month low of 95.470 early Friday.
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The subject's real hand is hidden from view and touched repeatedly, while at the same time, the rubber hand is kept in full view and touched simultaneously.
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He said Mr. Lewis might have touched a surface that Ms. Vetrano touched at some point, and a transference of small amounts of DNA might have occurred.
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According to the suit, officers cupped boys' genitals, touched girls' vaginas, reached inside bras, touched girls' bare breasts, patted their buttocks and placed their hands inside students' underwear.
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"He made the astonishing remark that when he watched somebody being touched, he felt the sensation in his own hand, or wherever they were being touched," Ramachandran said.
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Until recently, I could remember every single time a person touched me in my life: where they touched me, and what I should have done to prevent it.
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On the occasion of the new exhibition, The New York Times invited six individuals whose work or study has touched camp or been touched by it, to discuss.
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" It isn't until much later in the book that Bergljot reveals what, exactly, those words are: "He touched me like a doctor, he touched me like a father.
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According to the prosecution's documents, he told investigators that he had been drinking and had touched a female passenger during the flight, but that she had also touched him.
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But the same study showed they touched common objects or surfaces 3.3 times per hour — the type of public surfaces that could be touched by coronavirus sufferers as well.
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" - Olivia, 27 "Hamster bit anytime I touched it.
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The U.K.'s 10-year gilt touched a record low yield of 1.095 percent Thursday, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield touched four-month lows of around 1.541 percent.
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The U.K.'s 10-year gilt touched a record low yield of 1.075 percent Thursday, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield touched four-month lows of around 1.541 percent.
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On Tuesday, the 2-year yield touched 0.908 percent, its lowest in 4 weeks, and the 10-year yield touched a low of 93 percent, its lowest since late October.
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When he touched a woman's chest and she began crying, because she hadn't been touched by a man in years, Allen decided it wasn't the time to begin his work.
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"He said that the 17-year-old had touched him right there and that he had previously touched him the night before," Adams said, adding he then flew into a rage.
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SIN/HK, off a low of $1.3122 touched Monday, but still well below the year-to-date high of $1.5018 it touched in the hours before the referendum results were released.
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"It was phenomenal – Channing Tatum touched me!" he says.
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Brent touched $69.96 on Wednesday - the highest since Nov.
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The , meanwhile, touched 123.13 , its lowest since April 2013.
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The usually taciturn Mr. Netanyahu seemed surprised — and touched.
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Holding close those touched by her being & her gift.
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All this schmutzy stuff — nobody's touched this in years.
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That's off a 31-year low of $1.3122 touched Monday, but still well below the year-to-date high of $1.5018 it touched in the hours before the referendum results were released.
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But this week, the 254-year and 247.24-year JGBs touched their highest yields since February of 245.42, while the 47.523-year touched a five-month high of 247.52 percent, Reuters reported.
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This week, the 30-year and 40-year JGBs have touched their highest yields since February of 2016, while the 10-year touched a five-month high of 0.105 percent, Reuters reported.
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"My family and I are deeply touched by the outpouring of love and support from so many people who have touched our lives during these past few days," she writes on her website.
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The Times story, "Two Women Say Donald Trump Touched Them Inappropriately," details claims that Trump touched one woman on a plane more than three decades ago and another in an elevator in 2005.
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If, for example, an infected person, who had coughed into their hand, then touched a package which they gave to an uninfected person — who then touched their face without first washing their hands.
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I was so touched I gave the young man $10.
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"I touched his hand and it went limp," Calusinski says.
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Hours before Obama's plane touched down in Orlando, Democratic Sen.
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Landing gear was deployed and the rocket softly touched down.
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LG: I think that what you touched on is interoperability.
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So far we just touched the tip of the iceberg.
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Swift also touched on her changing feelings about weight gain.
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And so I believe that everything he touched was tainted.
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It had earlier touched $4,790, its highest since May 6.
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Once it touched your life, it left an indelible scar.
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Bella never touched Shanann or tried to wake her up.
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Earlier, it touched $1.1398 - its highest in almost a week.
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I touched it a bit, and I was so relieved.
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Everyone feels a need to be touched and to touch.
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But the feud has touched a raw nerve among many.
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Then his hand touched the right inside of my breast.
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She was a shining star who touched so many lives.
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In the previous session, gold touched its lowest since Aug.
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It earlier touched 15,450.27, its highest since April 27, 2.23.
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ET, having earlier touched $21,2261.80, its highest since June 20.23.
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Brent touched $68.27 last week, its strongest since May, 2015.
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"We touched people more than I ever expected," he says.
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The incident also touched off debate about freedom of speech.
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It touched their hearts to see the kids so happy.
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FTMIB touched a two month low with its bank index .
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And when is it OK to be touched by another?
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They touched 12.53% overnight, marking their lowest level since Oct.
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It touched 105.500 yen overnight, its strongest level since Jan.
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It touched its highest since July 17, 2015 at 14,651.43.
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Is it an affair if you haven't physically touched anyone?
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Spot gold touched $214.75,214.80 an ounce, its highest since Oct.
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It earlier touched $257, its lowest level since Aug. 16.
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You truly touched many people's heart and helped so many!!!
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On Wednesday, the spread touched its widest level since February.
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We haven't even touched on his abysmal postseason last year.
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Though Widener was touched by the scene, he wasn't surprised.
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The future of rocket manufacturing has touched down in Mississippi.
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"This young child has touched a nation," the chief said.
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But he said it looked like she hadn't been touched.
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The contract earlier touched its lowest price since Nov. 1.
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H: We touched on your work with Claudrena Harold earlier.
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On Thursday, it touched $21,2429.91, its lowest since Dec. 27.
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When the ride was over, the driver touched my leg.
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The loonie, which touched its weakest intraday level since Jan.
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Our plane touched down at La Guardia around 7 p.m.
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The currency touched its strongest since May 10 at 1.3401.
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The index touched its highest intraday level since Aug. 26.
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"It really touched me, to be honest," van Houten said.
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The dollar index touched a two-week high of 94.132 .
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Earlier in the day, it touched its highest since Jan.
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The shock of his loss touched many in the community.
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The contract touched $73.06 a barrel, the highest since Nov.
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The film has clearly touched a raw nerve among viewers.
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Stylist and consultant Shiona Turini touched on this on Instagram.
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Saying things to make her uncomfortable, he touched her leg.
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Zuckerberg also touched on the problem of teaching AI context.
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I might have touched on what we were looking for.
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The shares touched their lowest intraday level in three months.
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Two generations of women have been touched by your spirit.
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The currency, which on Wednesday touched its strongest since Feb.
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They touched down in Sydney, Australia, early Monday local time.
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MADDOW: Senator Sanders, Secretary Clinton, obviously we've touched a nerve.
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The Nasdaq 100 touched its highest level in 16 years.
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It touched its highest intraday since May 15 at 15,5.13.
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Neri also touched on U.S. immigration policy during the event.
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It touched 97.708, its highest level in about five weeks.
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At that point, he reached and touched the boy's genitals.
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But the world is better for his having touched it.
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Their story has touched and instilled hope in so many.
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A plane carrying the queen touched down between two attacks.
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The temperature in New Delhi touched 44.6C (112.3F) on Sunday.
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Etty touched the third rail by just wanting a divorce.
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The currency, which on Thursday touched its strongest since Oct.
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Prices touched $1,435.99 on Wednesday, their highest since June 2456.
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I should have never been touched in the first place.
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There are times I did not want to be touched.
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And three deceased presidents were also touched by corruption scandals.
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Oh the places they went and the hearts they touched.
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White Knight Two safely touched down roughly 30 minutes later.
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I held it close while we touched nose to nose.
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EDT (231 GMT), having touched $20.5,2816.25 earlier in the session.
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Judging by the reactions, it clearly touched a nerve. THIS.
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ET (1928 GMT), having touched their highest level since Nov.
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"It was something that touched me very deeply," Claussen said.
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I touched it and he had no reaction to it.
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It touched its lowest intraday since May 14 at 16,038.91.
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Another depicted Bonia as she kissed and touched the victim.
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Earlier in the session prices touched their lowest since Dec.
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It last touched that level a week ago before retreating.
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If you touched the middle, a middle temperature came out.
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I remember asking you 'show me where he touched you.
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Like, 'Hey dude, you shouldn't have touched me like that?
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"I've never even touched any of those drugs," he insists.
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So what does it mean that Donald Trump touched it?
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The stock earlier touched 173 pence, the highest since 153.
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It touched 97.718, its highest level in about five weeks.
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He gently touched her side when she drew near him.
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He touched the logo and tears came to his eyes.
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And they especially do not liked being touched by strangers.
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On Monday it touched $70.37, the highest since December 2014.
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Gun violence has touched her family in a personal way.
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It touched 2.125 percent earlier Thursday, its highest since Jan.
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We chuckled about our modern family but I was touched.
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EDT (2824 GMT), having touched $21.1,21 earlier in the session.
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Whenever a doctor touched his chest, he thrashed his limbs.
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The index touched a record high earlier in the session.
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For me, this single and the video touched on something.
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Every time he touched the ball he made something happen.
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It touched its strongest level in two years last week.
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The euro touched 123.71 yen, its lowest since April 2013.
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Nick Jonas has touched down in India with his parents!
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The Toronto shares touched their highest in nearly two months.
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It earlier touched 23.3,218.89, its highest since April 103, 210.
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The Cavs jet just touched down -- people are going crazy!
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Sure. I think we already kind of touched on them.
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The euro touched its highest against the dollar since Jan.
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You have touched minds, hearts and spirits, including my own.
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I've already touched on what Ms. Obama means to me.
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Hadn't I touched some gnarly stuff during a recent hike?
|
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Idina Menzel's voice has touched the lives of many people.
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They also earlier touched their highest since November at $59.57.
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It feels like my fingers are getting touched or pushed.
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Anything to add that we haven't touched on about Luci?
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October futures touched their highest premium over November on Wednesday.
|
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The dollar also touched a session high against the euro.
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I barely touched the stuff for six years after that.
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Many of us have never been touched by blood diseases.
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The currency touched its weakest since March 12 at 20173.
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And then the needle touched 200 and then, maybe, 201.
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ZINC: Zinc stocks touched a record low of 2270,825 tonnes.
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I still can't believe Mary Tyler Moore touched my face.
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Everything was fine until somebody touched the shrimp fried rice.
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Santa had his trust from the moment he touched him.
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These two greats have touched our lives in countless ways.
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His subsequent albums touched gold and didn't do much else.
|
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The index touched a record high in September of 2,940.
|
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It touched its lowest intraday since July 11 at 15,086.30.
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EDT (1557 GMT), having earlier touched its lowest since Jan.
|
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The yellow metal had earlier touched its lowest since Jan.
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In short, ICOs have barely touched mainstream tech companies yet.
|
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The accident touched off a scramble to inspect similar equipment.
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Moreover, their work is touched with a degree of melancholy.
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It's even touched on an increased understanding of sexual fetishes.
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They touched 1.834% on Monday, their lowest since December 2017.
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Blanchett touched Winslet's belly, and now everyone's knitting baby booties.
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Because then we went back and touched back in reality.
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Branson looks touched and Mary and Edith feel like assholes.
|
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We touched on several of them on this week's Popcast.
|
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She touched a finger to a button on my shirt.
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But of course it would have touched down in Brooklyn.
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The stock touched a record low of 92 cents earlier.
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You touched a lot of hearts in your little life.
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They touched down in Las Vegas and immediately began tweeting.
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Several home players were booed whenever they touched the ball.
|
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The contract earlier touched its highest intraday level since Dec.
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What bothered her was that she had touched that boy.
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The fate of the flight touched off fears about terrorism.
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Sadly, this could explain all the issues touched on above.
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Touched By An Angel Wings, $49, available at Dolls Kill.
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This is something we touched on: Rick is so copied.
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N) touched record highs, while Bank of America Corp (BAC.
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Her Tuesday speech touched upon the issue in general terms.
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The violence touched people from all parts of the globe.
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" "You apologized to my family and it touched my heart.
|
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Who hasn't been touched by the opioid crisis in America?
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Brent touched $76.34 on Monday, its best level since Nov.
|
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As Flame got closer, he reached out and touched her.
|
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She leapt from the hardwood and still touched the ceiling.
|
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After McKee and Karakhanyan touched gloves, McKee went to work.
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I've already touched on the impressive edge support and comfort.
|
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His teammates cheered him wildly as he touched the wall.
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These turtles will probably never know they once touched royalty.
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She touched on her activism and her famous goal celebration.
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They touched 1.672% overnight, marking their lowest level since Oct.
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Brainard's family had been touched by a mass shooting before.
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They touched and inspired millions of people with their music.
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He remembers the afternoon when his hand touched her skin.
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" Van Vessem was a veteran physician who "touched countless lives.
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That is, we are touched in ways that others aren't.
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You need to be touched tenderly: Life is so hard.
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I was, and remain, both touched and proud of that.
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Others say the constitution is sacred and shouldn't be touched.
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Somebody's been touched in your family with this terrible disease.
|
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He told lawmakers that depositors' funds had not been touched.
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Your reputation will certainly be touched by this cosmic combination.
|
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First, as Kelly has touched on, he is answering questions.
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Like, 'Hey, dude, you shouldn't have touched me like that?
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Anything you'd like to add that we haven't touched on?
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Haphephobia describes the fear of touching, or of being touched.
|
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When he was 12, he touched his younger sister's vagina.
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Get touched by our very own dumpling angel, Sue Chan.
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Angela insists the female agent touched her genitals ... multiple times.
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It touched 97.710 on Thursday, the highest since Dec. 14.
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The CBOE Volatility index touched its lowest since March 17.
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Norcia, like most of Umbria, was touched but not transformed.
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Al Franken is resigning amid allegations he touched women inappropriately.
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"I was very touched by Mr. Brown's generosity," she said.
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From the moment she touched down here on Tuesday, Mrs.
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Sometimes, we soon learn, they even touched the boys inappropriately.
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The push touched off intense debate inside the Trump administration.
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I touched the blue oak all the grandchildren had climbed.
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When Mr. Zuniga touched it, he set off the detonator.
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Prices touched $20.3,21 on Wednesday, their highest since April 2556.76.
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The currency, which touched its weakest intraday level since Sept.
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Prices touched $20.3,21 on Wednesday, their highest since April 2556.68.
|
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During the session, they touched an intraday high of $66.75.
|
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She touched Rabbit's chin with the back of her hand.
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A gifted librettist might have better touched upon its complexities.
|
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Last night, my colleague Ezra Klein touched on this gap.
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And then, all the while being photographed, touched me again.
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The death of Stephon Clark touched off waves of protests.
|
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Why, he asked, had Mr. Van Wagenen touched his genitals?
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"None of them have ever touched drugs," Ms. Darlington said.
|
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She reached out to several individuals whose stories touched her.
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Tornado just touched down in Jonesboro Arkansas FEET from us!
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He then allegedly unzipped his pants and touched his penis.
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"Everything LeBron touched turned to gold for everybody," Lue said.
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On Monday, it touched $1,554.56, its highest since April 2013.
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On Monday it touched $21,2469.51, its highest since April 2013.
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On Monday it touched $2473.96,554.56, its highest since April 2013.
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On Monday it touched $1,554.56, its highest since April 2013.
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On Monday it touched $18.1,554.56, its highest since April 2013.
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The stock touched $17.46, its lowest in nearly six years.
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On average, they touched their faces 15.7 times per hour.
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Colorado began to move mountains after being touched by tragedy.
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We started when Hurricane Maria touched down on the island.
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In my opinion, he has touched the narcos' dirty money.
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On Friday, it touched its lowest intraday level since Oct.
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But Hong Kong, itself, has been touched by the outbreak.
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I was touched by the memories of Meadow you shared.
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NH: And you just touched on some regional growth opportunities.
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I've ruined everything I've ever touched — companies, cities, marriages, toilets.
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Gemma touched her arm, almost imperceptibly, and continued to play.
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"I never touched the Page 1 logo," Mr. Black said.
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If you touched the moon, what would it feel like?
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Every heart on that committee was touched, Republicans and Democrats.
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Valuably, he touched on the way "Emeralds" responds to it.
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October lean hog futures touched their lowest price since Sept.
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Shepherd then got touched up twice by the long ball.
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It touched a three week high of 0.33 last week.
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The Falcons — so good so early — never touched the ball.
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Hulu had barely even touched on the topic, until recently.
|
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The National Weather Service reported that three tornadoes touched down.
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Others have been touched by gun violence more directly. Rep.
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The move quickly touched off a protest by Fieldston graduates.
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The aroma is honeyed, slightly nutty and touched with vanilla.
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Their answers touched on production quality, regenerative braking, and durability.
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"She touched so many lives through her music," Jett said.
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Copper prices touched a low not seen since May 2009.
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They had been touched and scrutinized; a conversation took place.
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I must have touched a sensitive note in his heart.
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But it touched a nerve with Warren, for two reasons.
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The majority of them had never touched a gun before.
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On Friday it touched $6,366, the lowest since Aug. 16.
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Another investigator, who inhaled and touched the residue, was hospitalized.
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Eight of the 10 players who touched the court scored.
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Earlier, the yield touched 2.528 percent, its highest since Sept.
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It touched a record high of 2,872.87 on Jan. 26.
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Her remarks touched off a heated debate on social media.
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Such slogans touched on the very pillars of Iran's policies.
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By the window, the makeup artist touched up Bouk's eyebrows.
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Last April, the woman reported that Shorter touched her vagina.
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The index had touched an intraday high of 22,832.22 earlier.
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Its shares touched a record low and fell 1.6 percent.
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Prices had briefly touched the key $1,500 level on Dec.
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They had veneered calluses where my palms touched my fingers.
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That was firmly above a low of 88.780 touched overnight.
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That's the highest since bitcoin cash touched $756.93 on Aug.
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As soon as it touched down, the rotors stopped spinning.
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The dollar index touched 20.6875, its highest since March 16.
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Al Franken's resignation, following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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On Thursday, it touched $22015,26, the lowest since January 1.13.
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Everything around the manufacturing have been touched except, manufacturing itself.
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It briefly touched its lowest intraday level since Jan 31.
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People around the community were touched by the letter, too.
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"You just touched me, you bunch of thugs," she says.
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The VIX volatility index touched its highest level since February.
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The dollar touched 115.97 yen, its weakest since January 0.23.
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In the previous session, it touched its lowest since Jan.
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EST (1732 GMT), having touched its lowest level since Feb.
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After all, she said, Weinstein had never actually touched her.
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When it touched the ball, Steratore signaled a first down.
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Others touched, however obliquely, on the American presence in Vietnam.
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" His comment touched off, in his own words, a "shitstorm.
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He may have touched more Heisman Trophies than anyone else.
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The hearing also touched on a series of other topics.
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Damage from a tornado that touched down in Beauregard, Ala.
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When you're on ketamine, being touched doesn't feel so good.
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Eight women have said publicly that he touched them inappropriately.
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FTMIB touched a two-month peak, with its bank index .
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They touched 1.974% last Thursday, the lowest since November 2016.
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Prices touched $1,435.99 on Wednesday, the highest since June 25.
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I felt safer alone, yet being physically touched was healing.
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" "My heart goes out to anyone touched by this bigotry.
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Prices touched $26.3,12303 on Wednesday, the highest since June 310.
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U.S. 2-year Treasury yields touched a more than 8-year high of 1.41 percent, and yields on Treasuries maturing between three and seven years touched their highest since early May after the data.
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"On various occasions he would ask me how I touched myself and then he would touch me the way I touched myself," the man wrote in a statement to police, according to the Times.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields touched a two-week high of 1.60 percent on Monday while shorter-dated yields touched levels not seen since Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union in June.
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"We were so touched hearing in the wake of this unthinkable tragedy that we all experienced together, how many other people had been touched by her personally, by her work, by her designs," she continued.
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The defense team claimed that he had touched her breasts for a legitimate reason — to see if they were real for the purposes of a lingerie advertisement — and denied that he had touched her thighs.
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But during the appointment, he inappropriately touched her breast and vagina.
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It last touched that mark in February before bouncing higher again.
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Ore sales also touched a new high at 84.0 million tonnes.
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It was not the first time Pepsi has touched a nerve.
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And everything we do in our life is touched by tech.
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It was just overwhelming to see that people were so touched.
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The currency touched its strongest level since May 22 at 1.3360.
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I remember specific instances when I was touched, grabbed, or harassed.
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It touched a two-month high of $990.10 the previous day.
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On Monday, Taiwan shares touched their highest intraday level since November.
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The yen touched a six-week low of 114.20 on Monday.
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She also touched on how the city is still so segregated.
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He walked up to a pregnant woman and touched her stomach.
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Many wore pink, and most had been touched by breast cancer.
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Most importantly, no one touched a hair on Asahd's perfect head.
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That he's never touched [a gun] and he's killed by one.
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BVSP touched an all-time peak of 93,987 points on Thursday.
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Spain's 10-year bond yield touched a record low at 0.524% .
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The touched $1.0608, its lowest level against the dollar since Jan.
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But at the time, I humored her and touched her hand.
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Last week it touched its highest since May 224.44 at 15,414.57.
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The stock touched a 12-month high of $1.08 in October.
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On Wednesday, the index touched a seven-week high of 95.270.
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The metal used in transport and packaging earlier touched a Sept.
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His beautiful soul and personality that definitely touched my heart forever.
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ET, having earlier touched its highest since June 21 at $2266,215.45.
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"We haven't touched her room," Tanya said, according to The Telegraph.
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My hip touched the mat today which wasn't in the plans.
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It touched a two-year high of 511 yuan on Tuesday.
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George Michael touched the world with much more than his music.
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"The funeral home says they hadn't touched the body," Merritt said.
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Touched by all your thoughtful tweets as we continue to #PrayForPat.
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It touched her personally as a mother, a grandmother and queen.
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It touched a six-week peak of 0.9700 franc per dollar.
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The bullion touched $20.4,216.03 on Thursday, its weakest since Feb. 21.
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Shares in Magazine Luiza SA touched 72.32 reais, down 5 percent.
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The Japanese currency against the dollar touched a six-week high.
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It's touched a nerve and I don't think that's going away.
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Spain's 10-year bond yield touched a record low at 0.495% .
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On Wednesday, it touched a three-month low intraday at 20.2,21.
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Judging by the responses, the subject matter touched a real nerve.
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He touched me over my clothing, what was left of it.
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I almost just barely touched his life, I was so close.
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Another, Roberson Tunis, sexually harassed and inappropriately touched a fellow officer.
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The currency touched its weakest intraday since April 5 at 1.3403.
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"He touched countless ... lives along the way," Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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It touched 2.12 percent earlier to its lowest level since Sept.
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Business Insider has even recently touched on the topic of authenticity.
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It touched its lowest in more than six months on Monday.
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LME zinc touched a four-month peak of $20.4,22 on Monday.
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LME zinc touched a four-month peak of $2775,20.6 on Monday.
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Being Mary Jane has touched on a lot of controversial topics.
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It touched its highest since March 21.99 at $359.5053,2359.505 on Wednesday.
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It touched its highest since March 20.9 at $375.343,2375.34 on Wednesday.
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One woman recalled being asked whether she'd ever touched herself sexually.
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The currency touched its weakest level since last Friday at 1.3493.
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Power, water, agriculture, transportation, construction and healthcare have barely been touched.
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Righteousness was her breastplate, and she has touched my life so.
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This time, Ali reached over and touched Stacy on the arm.
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" Williams: "He was a person who touched a lot of people.
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A subject difficult to broach Few Hollywood films touched the topic.
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"I was really touched and gratified when I saw that," Mrs.
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But the man had touched on a genuine issue in America.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average touched its lowest level since Feb.
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Four days later, the crew touched down on the lunar surface.
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Where the molten metal touched anything flammable, it started a fire.
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We are deeply touched and constantly driven by all your support.
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The currency touched its strongest level since May 1 at 1.3381.
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Its stock touched a record intraday high of $106.52 on Thursday.
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The dollar index touched a 23.17-month high before paring gains.
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"Everyone in town seems touched," said Mike Blanchard, a defense lawyer.
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Tran: They range from the drastically transformed to the barely touched.
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He touched down at Kabul International Airport at 3:45 p.m.
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It touched 20,225 yuan on Friday, its loftiest since Oct. 9.
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He will be deeply missed by the many people he touched.
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The currency touched its strongest level since May 22 at 1.3363.
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The contract earlier touched $2,548, its highest in about a year.
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The currency touched its strongest level since May 22 at 1.3415.
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He was electrocuted and died when he touched a live cable.
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He touched down on this day in 1943 in Casablanca, Morocco.
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"He has touched so many lives with this game," she says.
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UnReal's writers touched on an endemic issue that plagues Americans today.
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On two occasions, she said he touched her thighs without consent.
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In September, the stock touched its lowest level since August 2011.
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It's easy to see why this video touched so many people.
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Theron also touched on the movie during an interview on E!
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Stitches on his water line, and his eyeball was never touched!
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Oracle last touched $53 in March, marking an all-time high.
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You will always feel the place the needle touched your skin.
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The effective bankruptcy touched off lawsuits from Saudi Arabia to Switzerland.
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Few journalists have even so much as touched a 5G device.
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I knew that cinema had touched every small town in America.
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Beckford says Kara's room hasn't been touched since she went missing.
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Underage drinking and regulations about drinking in public won't be touched.
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The two-year gilt yield touched its lowest level since Jan.
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I've been touched to see memorials that have been held worldwide.
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Spain's 10-year bond yield touched a record low at 0.498% .
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The currency touched its strongest since March 12 at C$1.2825.
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In his acceptance speech, Brown also touched on his historic accomplishment.
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Allen touched the brim of his hat when he saw Rachel.
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It then touched down easily, like we've seen in previous flights.
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ET, having touched their highest in almost four years at $84.73.
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Those yields earlier touched a two-week low of 2.849 percent.
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Spot gold touched a three-week high of $230,20.390 an ounce.
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At the exact moment their heads touched, I took another waypoint.
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The German DAX touched new territory on Tuesday hitting 10,827.72 points.
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Colorist Joyce Gallagher toned her platinum and touched up her roots.
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Their bittersweet tale touched many hearts and began to garner attention.
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Commenters were touched by the letter, leaving their condolences for Summers.
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A man bicep-curled a helicopter, and it touched my soul.
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The yuan touched 6.7182 per dollar, its lowest since Jan. 7.
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It touched its highest level since March 222.65 during the session.
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He has touched the hearts of many people around the World.
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Webb was touched that the group shined a spotlight on them.
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The yield touched its lowest intraday since March 29 at 1.563%.
|
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It touched a peak of 18.4 percent in July last year.
|
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Laura said she was especially touched with the ones from children.
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On Thursday, the spread had touched its widest in five months.
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The loonie touched its strongest level since May 10 at 1.3396.
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Issues like race, politics, and police brutality are all touched upon.
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"I know, but I don't want to be touched," Rubio said.
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But mostly, I thought he needed to be held or touched.
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He touched so many people with his role in the wedding.
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The crowd raised the roof as he touched out in 57.55.
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The currency, which on Wednesday touched its strongest level since Feb.
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Here's an incomplete list: Plus, his body has touched Paul McCartney.
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The resulting image "touched a global nerve," according to the book.
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They touched a record high of $28.43 earlier in the session.
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His caring nature touched countless lives and created many, many friendships.
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The stock touched a 52-week low in January of $34.83.
|
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Earlier on Friday, it touched 1.606 percent, its lowest since Sept.
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Gold futures touched a one-week high of $1,1.20 an ounce.
|
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The contract touched a seven-month low at $69.13 on Friday.
|
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The president touched on the issue without specifics during his remarks.
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The FTSE 350 Mining sector touched its lowest level since 2004.
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The tornado touched down in Jefferson City, around 2184:210 p.m.
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The Australian dollar touched a four-month low of 76.55 yen .
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EDT (1804) GMT, having touched $1,510, its highest since April 2013.
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His watercolor paintings often touched on themes of hope and survival.
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And it sounds benign; it's not like they even touched me.
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On Monday it touched its highest since last May at $914.74.
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The naira had briefly touched a rate of 365 on Aug.
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HK/SIN, off lows of 96.880 touched in the last session.
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I saw how he was living and it touched my heart.
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He moved the pistol toward my neck and touched the trigger.
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They touched five-month peaks of 2.639 percent earlier on Friday.
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If my boyfriend touched my back from behind, I would jump.
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A tornado touched down in Rusk County, located in northwest Wisconsin.
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The index earlier touched a near eight-week low of 94.324.
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Portuguese spreads meanwhile recently touched 109 bps, their tightest since 2010.
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All the inhabitants know the drama which has touched the village.
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Heavyweights BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto both touched one-week highs.
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I know Ru was deeply touched and that made me smile.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq index also recently touched a record high.
|
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Earlier, the contract traded touched $2,369, its highest since Jan. 18.
|
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From the outside it's clear you've touched so many people's lives.
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DXY, holding above a low of 95.003 touched earlier this week.
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EDT (1825 GMT), having earlier touched a record high of $1,608.
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But the fund's principal and interest can't be touched until 2017.
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EDT (1622 GMT), having earlier touched a record high of $1,608.
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EDT (1424 GMT), having earlier touched a record high of $1,608.
|
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Brent touched a session high of $70.03, the highest since Nov.
|
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It touched on nearly all the fraught issues of the moment.
|
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Like in "Dangal", we haven't touched Mahavir Singh, Geeta and Babita.
|
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It had earlier touched its highest since June 21.8 at $215,215.17.
|
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Oil prices touched two-month highs, gaining 10 percent this week.
|
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Until recently, Dawa, 29, had never seen or touched a corpse.
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You have touched my heart in ways you will never know.
|
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The president touched on pop-culture depictions of Muslims as terrorists.
|
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Earlier Friday the dollar touched its highest level since June 29.
|
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Against the dollar, the euro touched its lowest level since Feb.
|
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The currency touched its weakest level since March 8 at 1.3451.
|
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FTSE, meanwhile, touched a fresh record and ended 0.2 percent higher.
|
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But to be fair, Trump touched on policy issues as well.
|
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Khamenei touched on those feelings in a string of tweets Wednesday.
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Magassouba said negotiations with Chinalco had not touched on the possibility.
|
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The touched 0.849 percent, its highest in more than a month.
|
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The currency touched its weakest intraday since March 11 at 1.3440.
|
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Hadid claims he did meet with Vee but never touched her.
|
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On Thursday, it touched its highest since September 23.0 at 212.87,621.40.
|
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"Such sweet words about your wife, touched my heart," said cinderellarocks.
|
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It earlier touched 23.175 per dollar, the weakest in five weeks.
|
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WTI touched a session high of $3503 a barrel on Thursday.
|
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U.S. stock futures touched a fresh five-month high on Monday.
|
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The touched a low of 2925 percent, its lowest since Feb.
|
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The currency touched its weakest level since March 29 at 1.3403.
|
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"We have only touched the tip of the iceberg," he said.
|
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Right after that, she claims he touched her breast without consent.
|
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As will bedding, towels, and basically anything else touched by people.
|
|
It was quoted as having touched a level of 3.9223 overnight.
|
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The currency touched its weakest level since May 25.2 at 269.4.
|
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We haven't even touched on Lisa Williams and Aidan MacAllan yet.
|
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They earlier touched $72.83 a barrel, the highest since November 2014.
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If we had touched her photo, I would have been fired.
|
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The euro, meanwhile, touched 123.13 yen, its lowest since April 20093.
|
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You touched so many lives, maybe even more than you realized.
|
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The Netherlands scored before their opponents had even touched the ball.
|
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She also touched upon the presence of abuse in the organization.
|
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The interview touched on economic development and youth unemployment in Afghanistan.
|
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You touched on to moving to London and doing sex magazines.
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He's also touched women's faces and necks during other photo ops.
|
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In April, BRF shares touched their lowest level since December 23.7674.
|
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" Alison said in response: "He touched me, he curve balled me!
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That it started to impact kids before they even touched drugs?
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Due to already imposed anti-dumping duties, China was barely touched.
|
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Red bumps immediately rise in the places the ice cream touched.
|
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They had touched C$11.18 - their highest since January - on Sept.
|
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Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin touched down on July 20, 1969.
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Suicides by people touched by white-collar criminal cases are rare.
|
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But that's also why I was so deeply touched by this.
|
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Many of them never touched a computer before they got here.
|
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Elected officials on the Chicago City Council never touched the proposal.
|
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Johnson's club never touched the ball, and its movement was imperceptible.
|
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Before they touched the ground, the other engine failed as well.
|
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Yes, she had been touched, there and there, lots of times.
|
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The prisoners' plane touched down in Anchorage at 1:21 p.m.
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Otherwise, few Americans have been touched by the conflicts at all.
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For some countries, sensitive issues such as agriculture won't be touched.
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"I wouldn't touch anything he touched," Swift said of her stepfather.
|
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The two touched briefly on lap 53, when Magnussen took seventh.
|
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"Still, it touched my heart to see them again," he said.
|
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She also said he touched her thighs twice without her consent.
|
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The currency touched its weakest level since June 2017 at 1.3497.
|
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I've still never touched him, but I'm finally okay with that.
|
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Al Franken, who resigned following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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Macron touched down in Washington midday aboard a French government plane.
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Yes, she reached out and her famous friends were definitely touched.
|
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" She continued, "But I was really touched with what you said.
|
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THERE are few whose lives have not been touched by cancer.
|
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I felt touched, and I wanted to help some people back.
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WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME, TOUCHED A LOT OF TOPICS.
|
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An hour and a half later, we touched down in Newark.
|
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Three undercover police officers reported touching or being touched by Daniels.
|
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Franken quit last year following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
|
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One woman alleges Moore touched her inappropriately when she was 14.
|
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People reached out; looped each other in; circled back; touched base.
|
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But I quit that day, and I haven't touched it since.
|
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But the war's baleful effect has touched even ''la Sainte-Marie.
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U.S. gold futures for December delivery also touched even at $1,278.
|
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She says Moore touched her and forced her to touch him.
|
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Gold touched a session low of $1,9853, its lowest since Nov.
|
|
The international benchmark also touched their highest level since November 10.623.
|
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Oil futures touched their highest level since late 2014 on Monday.
|
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His absence from Congo touched off bitter infighting within the UDPS.
|
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They talked until the plane touched down, but not about basketball.
|
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ET. During the session it touched $22,322.76, a 10-day high.
|
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On Tuesday, it touched its weakest since June 0.13 at $1,259.16.
|
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But when he bent down and touched the Bible, it disintegrated.
|
|
It touched 25,4 yuan on Thursday, the lowest since March 223.
|
|
Gold miners shone after bullion prices touched a four-year high.
|
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This one had keys that yielded obediently when you touched them.
|
|
Landing was even easier; we touched down with hardly a bump.
|
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President Trump clearly hit a cord and touched hearts of skeptics.
|
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"She actually touched the bag and felt him there," Ceballos said.
|
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Opting against it indicates they would prefer not to be touched.
|
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A total of 45 tornadoes touched down in Kansas during 2018.
|
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In the previous session the contract touched its lowest since Sept.
|
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The 10-year yield touched its lowest intraday level since Nov.
|
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ET. On Tuesday it touched $1,235.92, the lowest since July 20.
|
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Earlier on Monday, it touched a one-week high of 6.8450.
|
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During the day, it touched 2272,1, its lowest since Aug. 6.
|
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The currency, which on Wednesday touched its weakest intraday since Jan.
|
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None of the bats touched any other part of the tunnel.
|
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Landavazo says he was touched by the number of people there.
|
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Everything was soft, supple, and bounced back when I touched it.
|
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EDT (216 GMT), having earlier touched $214.25,410.77 - lowest since July 17.
|
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Westpac rose 1.12 percent, having touched six-week lows on Wednesday.
|
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Sabeco listed at 110,000 dong ($4.87) but has touched 227,000 dong.
|
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It was a subject that stirred and touched something in me.
|
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The moment I touched the card I knew it was fake.
|
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I have felt so touched in my life by her legacy.
|
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Milorad Cavic of Serbia seemed to have touched the wall first.
|
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Or how often someone touched you, whether by accident or intimately?
|
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But the town hall touched on several other topics as well.
|
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Carrefour touched a five-month high with a 3.2 percent rise.
|
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U.S. crude prices on Wednesday touched their highest since December 2014.
|
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I never once touched the camera settings on the ProFlight app.
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Some have never touched a smartphone or worked on a laptop.
|
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The global benchmark touched $23 a barrel, its highest since Nov.
|
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Next, we touched on Plaid and its own $250 million infusion.
|
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She is far from alone in being touched personally by violence.
|
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It touched 10.6465 per euro, which was last seen last August.
|
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Al Franken to resign following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
|
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Odor touched second base to complete the inning-ending double play.
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In other words: The merits of the decision cannot be touched.
|
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It touched down amid severe thunderstorms and lightning across the region.
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When I touched it, to take it out of its frame . . .
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Earlier in the session, it touched $854.50, its lowest since Feb.
|
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I wanted to celebrate Beau's life and the people he touched.
|
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She later told the F.B.I. that Emmett had touched her hand.
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His work has touched on this kind of mixture for decades.
|
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He touched the cup and dragged his finger across the rim.
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In fact, the Olympic flame has already touched down in Japan.
|
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But around the same time, another tweet touched off further controversy.
|
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"I touched the brick and I walked through it," he remembers.
|
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In another, you'd lick a spoon that had touched fecal matter.
|
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Platinum dipped 0.5% to $980.21, having touched its highest since Feb.
|
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The currency touched its strongest level since July 31 at 1.3159.
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That was a story that absolutely devastated everybody who touched it.
|
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Above, wreckage after a tornado touched down yesterday in Dayton, Ohio.
|
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The films touched on topics like love, migration, and raising kids.
|
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No one touched him anymore except to lock him in handcuffs.
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In return, she says that his words have touched her heart.
|
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This and many other keys are rarely touched by most users.
|
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Initially, the questions touched on news stories, like the Kavanaugh hearings.
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In its multigenerational life, its light has also touched the darkness.
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Williams, for his part, was unsure who last touched the ball.
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"I haven't touched a vacuum cleaner in years," Ms. Oléron said.
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He replaces Lewis D'Vorkin, who touched off unrest in the newsroom.
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Like No. 6314, he would retire when the flight touched down.
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Migration, which touched both of their lives, seemed a fitting topic.
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She says a manager touched her inappropriately and made suggestive comments.
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"I wiped down everything she touched," the Hudson Valley pharmacist said.
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I put the milk away and Clorox wipe anything I've touched.
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What does it feel like to be touched by such brutality?
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The coronavirus pandemic has touched every aspect of each American's life.
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She felt hot, touched her face and then checked her temperature.
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I suppose, unless everything you touched exploded — you'd have a problem.
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On Monday it touched $20.2,21, its highest in over six-years.
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On Monday it touched $21, its highest in over six-years.
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Employees of Heart Mercantile said they were touched by Legend's visit.
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And there was no way to not be touched by those.
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Last week, it briefly touched a 35-year low of $13.
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He told us he has not touched drugs in 6 years.
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The only request is that each person take what they've touched.
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When I touched down in Buffalo, chaos reigned at the airport.
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They followed her movements with their hands: One touched her belly.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield touched a record low below 246.28%.
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The virus, you know, I touched infected blood supply, I guess.
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The 10-year yield touched its lowest intraday level since Dec.
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It was the first time a man had touched me sexually.
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ANONYMOUS I am touched by your generosity and sense of perspective.
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"I could have reached out and touched the gun," she said.
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To the person who wrote it, you've touched our hearts. #MomBeBrave.
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In the previous session, it had touched its lowest since Dec.
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What if a tornado touched down in the middle of Broadway?
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The pandemic has touched many Chinese, inside and outside of China.
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The first #SpaceForce utility uniform nametapes have touched down in thePentagon.
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The index touched a near two-week low during the session.
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The resulting manuscript, everyone who touched it realized, was something special.
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When Hultcrantz touched him, his eyelids trembled, but he didn't move.
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"This bucket couldn&apost be touched even if you wanted to."
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She touched her collar, turning away so her face was hidden.
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The group touched on business at the end of the meal.
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He had been taunted nearly every time he touched the ball.
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It touched a six-month high of 213,2579.84 on April 210.
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She was magical and my family is forever thankful and touched!
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The contract earlier touched $74.83 a barrel, highest since July 16.
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When Ozuna touched home plate, Bonds extended his hand and waited.
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It touched 93.425 earlier on Wednesday, the lowest since May 6.
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On Thursday, the contract touched an 11-week high at $53.64.
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The yen hit 107.60 per dollar and the franc touched $0.9871.
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The index had earlier touched its lowest point since July 205.
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"He's been touched by the big man, for sure," Cole said.
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The fandom has touched all corners of the internet, including TikTok.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and touched on themes of universal love.
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During the call, Carney allegedly admitted he touched the woman's genitals.
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On Friday it touched $1,357.54, the highest since August last year.
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The index touched a three-week high in the last session.
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WTI touched a seven-week closing low of $45.96 last Wednesday.
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With breastfeeding, so much of my day was spent being touched.
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The automaker-heavy German stock index also touched a record high.
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EDT (16.923 GMT), having earlier touched a record high of $216.92,26.
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The 2-year yield touched its lowest intraday level since Dec.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield touched its lowest since late October.
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This would be akin to a quarterback sliding without being touched.
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It touched its highest since April 2013 at $1,582.59 on Monday.
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"When he was a pariah, no one touched him," Zygar wrote.
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Retail inflation touched 7.39% in July 2014, according to Refinitiv data.
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"It's absolutely shocking how we've touched every bottle," Mr. Freeman said.
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In April, zinc stocks touched their record low at 50,425 tonnes.
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"So, I also touched a god's idol after that," she said.
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Copper prices CMCU3 touched a low not seen since May 2009.
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The 10-year yield touched its lowest intraday level since Oct.
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The 10-year yield touched its lowest intraday level since Oct.
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Trump touched on the hearings in the briefing with the media.
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This is slightly higher than the January low touched last week.
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Silver eased 0.2% to $18.59, having touched its highest since Sept.
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Against the yen, the greenback touched its lowest since October 2014.
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In 2017, it seems that everything is somehow touched by politics.
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The index earlier touched 212 — its highest level since June 230.
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Silver fell 0.5% to $18.54, having touched its highest since Sept.
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Those yields earlier touched a two-week low of 2.858 percent.
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On Friday, it touched 96.108, its strongest level since Sept. 1.
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While alone with the woman, Rojas allegedly touched the woman's breasts.
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In fact, his first budget barely touched the program at all.
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It touched a low of $432.83, its lowest since May 22.8.
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She said he also touched her thighs twice without her consent.
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Other women have alleged Franken touched them inappropriately during photo ops.
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The number of fraud cases touched 5,743 during April-Sept. period.
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Earlier in the session, prices touched their highest since Nov. 22.
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Philadelphia fans heartily booed him every time he touched the ball.
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Last week the dollar touched its weakest point since late 2016.
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Earlier in the session, bullion prices touched their highest since Feb.
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He touched only briefly on his labor overhaul plans on Monday.
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Her stories, he recalled, touched on themes of sexuality and misfits.
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A severe underbite, with crooked teeth that almost touched her nose.
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"When she said that, it really touched me," Ms. Benassi said.
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CNN reported that nearly a dozen of those tornadoes touched down.
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No one's ever touched on how we got to that place.
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But Uber has said the 14,000 files never touched its servers.
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Like many of his fellow police, tragedy had touched Bardar's life.
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We touched on this a little bit earlier, but net neutrality.
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His students see this, and are touched by his giving heart.
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She also touched on the tragic week that befell her family.
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Bradshaw made the mistake of nutting McLean as they touched gloves.
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He threatened to kill his cousin if he touched him again.
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The safety driver never touched the wheel during the entire drive.
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I know you've touched on the idea of a beatmaker vs.
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McDougal and Daniels aren't alleging that Trump ever touched them inappropriately.
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" She touched his hairline and said: "It's thin, but it's real.
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On Friday, the VVIX touched a low of 82.88, the lowest it has been since early August and well off a high of 121 it touched in late January, when U.S. stocks were in a swoon.
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For instance, one "venture philanthropy" organization I know has used meaningless metrics like "lives touched" and ratios such as "cost per life touched" in an effort to standardize assessment across diverse organizations working on different issues.
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So far this month, 32 S&P 500 components have touched 52-week lows, or a bit more than 6 percent of the index, while 130 components so far this month have touched 8003-week highs.
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Sabeco listed at 110,000 dong ($1) but has touched 226,300 dong; Habeco has touched 225,800 dong from a 39,000 dong starting price - prompting Carlsberg, in talks to buy more shares, to dismiss the rise as speculative.
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It touched the lowest intraday in nearly one month at 21 percent.
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The number of lives touched by such policies is enormous and growing.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since May 20173 at 1.3363.
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At one point it touched 21,2.83, its lowest level since August 22.8.
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He touched on the need for conservative economic polity and strong borders.
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Last week, yields touched their lowest since Trump's election in November 2016.
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Europe's Airbus and Brazil's Embraer have touched down in the Bay Area.
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Even before my plane touched down, Ferrara had left me a voicemail.
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Brent also touched a four-year high at $86.74 the same day.
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The S&P touched an intraday low of 2,603 on Oct. 29.
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They add to a room's decor, and they begged to be touched.
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When was the last time someone else touched my skin with intent?
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They add to a room's decor, and they begged to be touched.
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"It's just something that touched my soul," she told CNN on Saturday.
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I was touched and confused and put off at the same time.
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They earlier touched $54.51, also a high going back to July 2015.
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We want to feel understood and touched by the technologies we use.
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ET. The contract earlier touched $75.88, its lowest level since Sept. 7.
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Reynolds was incredibly touched by her Screen Actors Guild life achievement win.
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It touched $1,157 an ounce on Monday, its lowest since Feb. 5.
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When She Was Over People Saying She Touched Her Bump Too Much
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It touched an intraday peak of $183,131.50, the strongest since Aug. 9.
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Platinum lost 0.39 percent to $13, having touched its highest since Oct.
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And what if it had been me, touched inappropriately by some coach?
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U.S. two-year yields also touched the day's peak of 21.5 percent.
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The index had touched an 1.12793-week low of 96.459 last Friday.
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Shaw was clearly touched by Wade's words -- but it didn't stop there.
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Stern also touched on the interview while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But promises of lifting sanctions against Russia touched a very sensitive nerve.
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Last week, GE touched the financial crisis lows of $6.66 per share.
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The spot benchmark touched a three-month high of $61.40 on Monday.
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Kanaga's previous games touched loosely upon the environmental issues depicted in Oikospiel.
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They touched 1.595% earlier Wednesday, which were their lowest since October 2016.
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He laughed and smiled, bringing joy and happiness to everyone he touched.
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JPMorgan and Bank of America touched new 52-week highs on Friday.
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I am touched by the personal stories that you have all shared.
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Because he had touched me when it was inappropriate and that's inexcusable.
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ET, having touched a record high of $20.8,2821.00 earlier in the session.
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Witnesses say a #tornado touched down on the west side of town.
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For the first few months, I barely touched any of the money.
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Earlier in the session, the euro touched $1.0850, its highest since Dec.
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The BSE index touched its record high of 36,747.87 in early trade.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since May 1 at 1.3384.
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I am pleased and touched that the finder thought to contact me.
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Every evolutionary story he had touched became more complex by the day.
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The industrial metal earlier touched its weakest since June 21.4 at $220,2505.
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The vice president alluded to it and congressman Rutherford touched on it.
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The Falcon 483 booster also successfully touched down on SpaceX's drone ship.
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"The new lows touched both deal value and deal volume," KPMG said.
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I touched the girl's waist, and she slipped down from the stool.
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Palladium gained 0.2 percent to $1,355.10, having touched its lowest since Jan.
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Jane, in Manlius, N.Y. Jane: I was touched by this tender situation.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since July 23 at 1.3053.
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Last month it touched a 2-1/2 year low of $1,745.
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The subindex was about 218.83% off its record high touched last week.
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I was so surprised and touched – it was so thoughtful of her.
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No one should be touched like that without consent, by a stranger.
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The currency touched its weakest intraday level since May 17 at 1.3502.
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The 23.21-year yield touched 20163%, the lowest level since October, 22016.
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Earlier Tuesday, it touched 97.545, which was the highest since Nov. 28.
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Just to think a person from Louisville, Kentucky, touched so many lives.
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A few days passed before the finger of the punishment touched them.
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EDT (1500 GMT), having earlier touched $73.40, their highest since April 26.
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The boys entered the ring, performed their wai kru, and touched gloves.
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We are deeply touched by it and will never, ever forget it.
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The loonie touched its strongest intraday level since May 10 at 1.3401.
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EDT (1651 GMT), having earlier touched $73.40, their highest since April 26.
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I went up and touched his toe and his toe was cold.
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The heinousness of the crime has touched a nerve around the world.
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The currency touched its weakest intraday level since March 8 at 1.3461.
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She touched her belly under the lip of the table, reminding herself.
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Her flame touched many lives and changed the planet for the better.
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The currency touched its weakest intraday level since April 25 at 1.3505.
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Touched that my first Christmas card is from a Big Issue vendor.
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On Thursday, it had touched its highest since May 6 at $4,795.
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Heather Locklear is paying tribute to a man who touched her heart.
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I was particularly touched by a bit of its hairy exposed ankle.
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They touched 53% after the payrolls report, their lowest since September 2017.
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I was so touched that Bret would share this experience with me.
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They touched 2.053% after the payrolls report, their lowest since September 2017.
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So he's essentially touched on all the major concerns from President Trump.
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Instead, festival goers touched down on the island and walked into chaos.
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Prices touched a session low of $79.83, a bottom since Aug. 279.8.
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He has never touched me with the sensitive touch of a lover.
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Cops say Norman touched Darren's leg and told him he was beautiful.
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"The support and the love for Laurie touched our hearts," Wanda said.
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For so many of you loved it and were touched by it.
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"Everyone was really touched by [the photo]," Celia Kinzel told ABC News.
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The baht recently touched 22-month highs roughly around 34.00 per dollar.
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It is currently around 1,194 points versus the 818 touched in 2008.
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Funk has a lot of nuance, and that's what P-Funk touched.
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They earlier touched their highest since May 31 at $66 a barrel.
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"We have not touched the capital from our last round," said Sinha.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since March 1 at 1.3142.
|
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They earlier touched their highest since May 31 at $66.25 a barrel.
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On Tuesday it touched a 14-month intraday low at C$1.3758.
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Safe-haven gold touched a one-week high of $1,342.64 an ounce.
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The euro touched a session high against the dollar of about $1.1295.
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Prices touched $1,13 earlier in the session, a high since June 7.
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I had barely touched my food, but I was no longer hungry.
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Yields on U.S. two-year notes touched more than seven-year peaks.
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The view from the balloon just before it touched down in Peru.
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More and more Americans are being touched by the tragedy of suicide.
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The pound dropped to $1.2335, a level last touched in March 0.69003.
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"We haven't touched our money from the Series C yet," he said.
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"HE TOUCHED HER HOO-HOO!" the mother shrieks, rushing the pageant stage.
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After an eight hour-flight, our aircraft touched down back at Keesler.
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Stanton first touched upon her "rough week" in a post on Instagram.
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That means her uplifting book has touched, at minimum, millions of lives.
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I was always touched to take the call from that old guy.
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Defense lawyers countered there was no evidence their client ever touched Zahau.
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Palladium gained 0.1 percent to $1,353.60, having touched its lowest since Jan.
|
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The stock has tripled from a low point touched the following September.
|
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On Tuesday, the TSX touched its highest since May 2015 at 15,414.57.
|
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Last month it touched a 2-123/2 year low of $1,745.
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Yet in their short lives they each have been touched by terror.
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Military pensions are particularly outsize—but they are unlikely to be touched.
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ET (22016 GMT), having earlier touched $20.6,21, its highest since June 2262.70.
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It touched 1.88 percent earlier Monday, which was the lowest since Dec.
|
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Her former teacher, Natalie, told IndyStar that she's touched by Daniel's kindness.
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On Thursday, it touched a near 18-month high intraday at 20.2,287.92.
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But there was one major issue that I haven't touched on before.
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However, the day's turnover touched its lowest in more than five months.
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It touched $1,315.27 on Tuesday, the lowest in more than a week.
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I repeat nothing has touched the President in spite of their claim.
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He touched so many people's lives because he's such a positive person.
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I haven't touched either of them since I got my Nintendo Switch.
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HK/SIN, broadly in line with levels touched in Thursday's Asia trade.
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The Return continues that vein of empathy for those touched by tragedy.
|
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I sat next to her, and I touched her skinny, frail body.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since March 1 at 1.3151.
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Nickel also touched its highest since May 28 at $12,205 a tonne.
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Nickel also touched its highest since May 28 at $12,255 a tonne.
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Spot gold touched $214.757,214.80 an ounce on Thursday, its highest since Oct.
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I'm at a loss for words to describe how touched I am.
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The yield on 10-year Treasuries touched the lowest since September 2016.
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She can't feel anything, just like what happened after she touched Nell.
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That touched off a decade-long civil war that killed 200,000 people.
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Various buildings can also be virtually touched using the HTC Vive's controller.
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"The video touched upon a universal issue that crossed borders," Shakya said.
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Nine different tropical storms have touched down in Florida sense Hurricane Wilma.
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Since I've started testing the WF-232XM21000s, I haven't touched my AirPods.
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Meghan and Harry touched down in Sydney, Australia, early Monday local time.
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Gates&apos testimony also touched on an aspect of the Trump campaign.
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And he touched on one more political question before the interview ended.
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Police were dealing with looters even before the storm touched down, though.
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Nevertheless, the buck touched a fresh high against the British pound earlier.
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Pick a sensitive area where your partner loves being touched or kissed.
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SPX by over 9 percent from 9.03-month lows touched around Christmas.
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It earlier touched 48,790 yuan a tonne, its lowest since July 23.
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The sisters and doubles partners touched down in the city on Wednesday.
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The market pulled closer to a record peak touched on June 1.
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We don't even like being touched by people we kind of know.
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Sixteen tornadoes touched down Wednesday in Oklahoma, the National Weather Service reported.
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The capesize, panamax and handysize indices also touched record lows on Friday.
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Don't stick your appendages at people that don't want to be touched.
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But also please don't touch people that don't want to be touched.
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It briefly touched the day's low around 0.32 percent after Coeure's comments.
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A beefy guy, probably drunk, touched my arm as he passed by.
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The currency touched its strongest intraday level since March 21 at 1.3285.
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Single-family starts in February touched their highest level since October 2007.
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"David Mueller unequivocally denies he touched her inappropriately in anyway," McFarland said.
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Core European government debt yields touched their lowest in over two years.
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So far everybody who has touched an advantage has had bad luck.
|
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"Everyone seemed to be really touched and excited to participate," she said.
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The rouble touched 67 against the U.S. dollar, its weakest since Jan.
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The Walking Dead has never really touched sexual violence beyond surface level.
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Gold slipped from a one-month high touched in the previous session.
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He will be sorely missed by all those whose life he touched.
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Sullivan's meditation touched a nerve, but it was hardly the whole story.
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Brent touched $67.76 a barrel on Wednesday, its highest since Nov. 16.
|
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Some of the girls had never touched a computer, been online -- nothing.
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Earlier 10-year yields touched minus 0.215%, the lowest since July 2016.
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We were all so lucky to have been touched by your art.
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Brent touched $68.20 a barrel on Tuesday, its highest since Nov. 16.
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They deal high, continuous damage to all enemies touched by the dragons.
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The ones that touched me most were the stories from adopted children.
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