Philadelphia also traded with the Mariners for Jean Segura, whose .
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America also threatened harsh penalties against firms that traded with it.
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He said that the 27 plans primarily traded with one another.
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The yen traded with a weak bias, changing hands at 113.
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Elizabeth enthusiastically backed the Muscovy Company, which traded with Persia, and went on to inspire the formation of the Turkey Company, which traded with the Ottomans, and the East India Company, which would eventually conquer India.
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It traded with a lower RSI at the beginning of the year.
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When he moved on to foreign cars, he traded with collectors overseas.
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The rest is publicly traded, with a market capitalization of about $2.03 billion.
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That business is now publicly traded with a market value around $51 billion.
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Portuguese merchants traded with the Edo, and the Oba sent an ambassador to Lisbon.
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Tit-for-tat tariffs also have impacted a wide range of goods traded with China.
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Dubai, the most commercially driven emirate within the UAE, has traded with Iran for decades.
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Bolsonaro did not mention the barbs his son Eduardo traded with China's Ambassador Yang Wanming.
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Even at the height of the Cold War, we negotiated, talked, and traded with Russia.
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We traded with Mexico and Canada before NAFTA, and we will trade with them after NAFTA.
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"Not one institutional trading desk, primary or secondary, had ever traded with Epstein's firm," he said.
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About 187 million shares were traded, with the turnover clocking in at 8.8 billion rupees ($84.22 million).
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With that, around 30 percent of the total stock of global government debt traded with negative yield.
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Center Valtteri Filppula was traded with draft picks to the Flyers, clearing up major salary-cap room.
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In the decades following the second world war, rich countries mostly traded with each other, and workers prospered.
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He said in the Fox interview that European companies would face sanctions if they traded with Iran now.
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Fire and Fury is a magpie's nest built out of gossip Wolff traded with Donald Trump's inner circle.
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He dreams of a day when "green gold" will be traded with ethics similar to conflict-free diamonds.
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Estimates earlier this summer showed that approximately $15 trillion of government bonds now traded with a negative yield.
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Usernames and passwords, as well as the materials he stole from the victims, were also traded with other individuals.
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The stock was heavily traded, with 42.8 million shares changing hands, about nine times its 30-day average volume.
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As governor, I worked across party lines to help build a new Virginia economy that traded with the world.
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Sanctions in 2013 on four small Chinese firms that traded with Iran met a furious response from China's foreign ministry.
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He was traded with Jakob Poeltl and a 2019 first-round pick to the Spurs for Leonard, Green and cash.
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Here's how it works: Women take screenshots of messages they have traded with men and send them to Ms. Rothenberg.
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They have also embraced analytics and traded with swashbuckling daring in search of a team capable of winning 100 games.
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It reminds him of the rush to disinvest from big companies that traded with South Africa under apartheid in the 1980s.
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Today shares and many derivatives can be traded with a few simple clicks (or even in fully automated fashion, using algorithms).
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And, we're told, they have a more basic defense ... colleges have horse-traded with relatives of prospective students for decades ... e.g.
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"I traded with the trip for my husband," she said, because she wanted to make it to her son's track meet.
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In the years since, Mr. Corzine has visited Central America for a humanitarian project and has traded with his own money.
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The following year, Colletti traded with the Marlins again—sending three right handed pitching prospects to Miami in exchange for Ricky Nolasco.
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In commodity markets silver offers greater leverage than gold and the current developing precious metals breakout is most profitably traded with silver.
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On the official market, the naira was quoted at 308 per dollar on Thursday and traded with a spread of 0.50 naira.
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Trade would fall under World Trade Organisation rules and the EU would immediately apply WTO rules and tariffs to goods traded with Britain.
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The bottom line is that people have traded with each other for centuries because they see the real and mutual benefits of trading.
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Hungarian 10-year forint-denominated bonds traded with yields of 203 percent on Wednesday and Polish 10-year local papers at 2.79 percent.
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Trade would fall under World Trade Organization rules and the EU would immediately apply WTO rules and tariffs to goods traded with Britain.
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It is well known that the Vikings traded with the Arab world, and archaeologists have found plenty of Arab coins in Viking settlements.
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Six companies on the benchmark index posted new 52-week highs on Friday, while 120 traded with volumes twice their 50 day average.
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And now that the company is publicly traded — with financial reporting requirements — there'll be four earnings calls a year to evaluate Jumia's progress.
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Friday was the first day Shanghai contracts traded with other major financial markets in the United States and Europe shut for a holiday.
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As of November, 22019 of the 15 largest economies we traded with in 2017 sold more to us than we did to them.
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Calls betting on Unilever NV shares rising more than 7 percent by mid-March were the most actively traded with 6,1323 contracts changing hands.
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"Certainly yesterday we traded with the yen strengthening and today we're doing it again," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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"It was better when sanctions were still in place," grumbles a wheat merchant, who traded with American suppliers (OFAC approved) throughout the sanctions era.
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They traded with city dwellers, supplying them with goods from the wild—such as honey, hides, and amber—as well as slaves and mercenaries.
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When Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, triggering the global financial crisis, New Zealand traded with the United States 1.35 times more than with China.
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These coins can be traded with a merchant who appears on some stages, offering various gameplay perks like a longer dash or higher jump.
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"He was just trying to poke the bear a little bit," said pitcher J. P. Feyereisen, who was traded with Frazier to the Yankees.
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Texas is the most dependent U.S. state on trade with Mexico, with almost a third of all Texas exports and imports traded with Mexico.
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But the contract, which expires on Tuesday, was barely traded, with volume flocking to nearby August, which will be the next front-month for WTI.
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But what is absolutely crystal clear is that millions of NHS patients' medical histories are being traded with DeepMind in exchange for some free services.
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The administration is considering broadening the range of goods and services traded with China that would be subject to these so-called deemed export rules.
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Feeder cattle contracts, which had traded with expanded limits of 6.75 cents on Tuesday, will have limits of 4.5 cents on Wednesday, CME Group said.
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The billboards also reflect the increasingly personal attacks he's traded with the president, who's nicknamed Bloomberg "Mini Mike," a reference to the candidate's physical stature.
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Its goal was to reduce tariffs (taxes) for American imports and exports traded with those countries, allowing goods to move more freely and cheaply between them.
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It said it had chosen the Netherlands because the Dutch company currently accounted for 55 percent of the group and those shares traded with greater liquidity.
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Over the years, scientists at the Ashkelon site have excavated Philistine houses and delved into what they would have eaten and who they would have traded with.
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In August, Buhari closed Nigeria's land frontiers to goods traded with Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Benin, citing the need to protect the country's economy from frequent smuggling.
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That he gladly traded with—and, arguably, beat—Lawler the knockout artist is testament to how few fucks he has once he has to give them up.
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The short-term 3-month Treasury bill traded with a yield of 2.473 percent and the 20193-year note rate dropped 7 basis points to 2.4 percent.
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The secretive state has lucrative commercial relationships with several African countries, and goods traded with North Korea across Africa amount to more than $100 million a year.
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When he was traded with Vincent Lecavalier to the Kings for center Jordan Weal and a third-round choice in the 2016 draft, Schenn had five points.
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Corsa and Arch are among a very small number of U.S. met coal producers that are publicly traded, with most of the others small and privately owned.
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Essentially, CryptoKitties are digital Beanie Babies — collectible items that can be bought, sold, collected and traded with the cryptocurrency ether (which is generated by the Ethereum blockchain).
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Cryptokitties are virtual collectibles in the form of cute cats that can be bought, sold, collected and traded with cryptocurrency, with all the transactions listed on the blockchain.
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This meant not just that nations couldn't intervene militarily in someone else's war; they could not change, for example, the terms on which they traded with the belligerents.
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The White House is also weighing new rules that would add to the goods and services traded with China that are subject to so-called deemed export rules.
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When the United States was containing the Soviet Union, the two nations operated their own separate international economic institutions, and those two spheres seldom traded with each other.
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The chief executive of the cable, Steven Moore, said that as a result of Nord Pool's IT infrastructure, ElecLink's capacity would be traded with the wider European market.
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The C24ADS report said a relatively small number of Chinese companies - 5,233 - traded with North Korea from 2013-2016, compared with the 67,163 that exported to South Korea.
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The company said the digital coin "LINK" will be given as rewards to users of its services and could be traded with other cryptocurrencies at its crypto exchange, BITBOX.
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The first step was economic interdependence, because countries that traded with one another would both have something to lose if conflict broke out — at least, that was the thought.
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It's this oversupply dynamic that is changing the way LNG is traded, with buyers no longer willing to lock into long-term contracts linked to the price of crude oil.
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It brought to heel Victor Bout, an arms dealer; BDA, a bank in Macau that traded with North Korea; and Nauru, a Pacific island with a sideline in exotic finance.
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Company officials, like Calcutta Botanic Garden Director Nathaniel Wallich (1786–1854), traveled widely outside of South Asia, corresponded and traded with political rivals, and, in many cases, were not British.
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And after their bullpen collapsed in a 2015 division-series loss to Kansas City, the Astros traded with Philadelphia for closer Ken Giles, putting Appel in a five-player package.
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Of course, the person I've traded with would also have cared about them, and in the same way, so what I would have done for their sake will be done.
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"Despite data on the whole being softer, global markets traded with a better tone overnight, with equity markets leading the charge," Nathanael Hartley from ANZ Research wrote in a morning note.
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Although volatility may rise in the summer — especially in this not-so-ordinary election year — the S&P 500 index has historically traded with support leading up to the presidential election.
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STEEL - Mexico's $7.1 billion steel trade with the United States is a fraction of the total $557 billion in goods traded with its northern neighbor, much of that underpinned by NAFTA.
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He was drafted in the first round by the Cleveland Indians in 2014 and traded with Clint Frazier to the Yankees in the 2016 deal that sent Andrew Miller to Cleveland.
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They traded with Houston for starter Mike Hampton, who would be paid $5.75 million and lead the Mets to the pennant as the most valuable player of the N.L. Championship Series.
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I teach a fitness class on Sundays, but traded with another instructor so I could go to Vancouver last weekend, which means I'm on the hook for her 11:50 a.m.
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The FSB said that 32 percent of small businesses are involved in overseas trade – either as an importer, exporter or both – and that the "vast majority" traded with the EU's single market.
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When he connected with NYCTaper more than a decade later, after he'd stopped taping, he discovered that one of the site's main contributors—Jonas Blank—was someone he'd traded with years before.
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Elastic has been lightly traded to date, because only 29 percent of the shares outstanding were available to be traded, with the rest owned by insiders, primarily early employees and venture investors.
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They also repeatedly brought up Peter Strzok, an F.B.I. agent who was removed from Mr. Mueller's staff because of potentially anti-Trump text messages he traded with another person on the team.
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The United States' ambassador to Germany told German businesses to stop trading with Iran, and a German business association said it feared that European companies that traded with Iran would risk U.S. fines.
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If Blunt is my favorite living actress, it's partly because she brings to mind those other performers—no longer alive, but immortal—who traded with equal ease in the mystery of blithe spirits.
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Urals cargoes loading from Ust-Luga are traded with a discount to 'clean' Primorsk cargoes, traders said, despite the fact that organic chloride content in Ust-Luga was back to up to 4 ppm.
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The resolution means contaminated and most mixes of plastic wastes will require prior consent from receiving countries before they are traded, with the exceptions of mixes of PE, PP and PET, according to WWF.
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That&aposs when the Lewis and Clark expedition traded with a local tribe for blubber in 1806 when what is believed to be a blue whale washed ashore near modern-day Cannon Beach, Oregon.
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Most of the items that survived the difficult voyage to Taiwan were produced by Chinese kingdoms and dynasties or nearby kingdoms, such as Tibet, who paid tribute to and traded with their Chinese neighbors.
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He showed the sheriffs emails he had traded with Elon Musk (which he later sent to a number of news outlets) where the Tesla CEO called him a "horrible human being" for "framing" the company.
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From October 3rd the shares of 1,200 companies with market capitalisations below $3 billion will be traded with quotes priced in five-cent gaps, in a two-year experimental period—a so-called "tick pilot".
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One senior trader said that all of the banks he traded with had made it clear to clients that if sterling or the euro started to fall by several cents, they may be on their own.
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The broad strokes: In mid-April, the U.S, which says ZTE has illegally traded with North Korea and Iran and covered up its actions, barred the company from access to all U.S. exports for 7 years.
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Beasley, 30, played 26 games (two starts) for the Los Angeles Lakers last season, averaging 7.0 points and 2.3 rebounds, before being traded with Ivica Zubac to the Los Angeles Clippers for Mike Muscala on Feb. 7.
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Mueller removed Strzok from the Russia investigation last year after learning of numerous rabidly anti-Trump and pro-Clinton text messages that Strzok traded with his then-lover Lisa Page, who was an FBI lawyer at the time.
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It was designed to prevent Iran developing a nuclear bomb in return for the removal of sanctions that had crippled its economy, not least by Washington threatening to penalize businesses anywhere in the world that traded with Iran.
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The bank did not disclose details of the derivative operations that caused the losses but said the "model used to manage some specific products traded with clients in Asia led to a hedging strategy that proved deficient under current market conditions".
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Natixis did not disclose details of the derivative operations that caused the losses but said the "model used to manage some specific products traded with clients in Asia led to a hedging strategy that proved deficient under current market conditions".
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CARTER: BUT IT IS NOT A COLD WAR, EITHER, BECAUSE WE HAD AN IDEOLOGICAL COMPETITION WITH A COMMUNIST DICTATORSHIP BEFORE, WHICH WAS THE SOVIET UNION, BUT WE NEVER TRADED WITH IT AND SO, WE ARE IN A MORE COMPLICATED SITUATION.
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From April 203th, when America's Treasury prohibited Americans from dealing with Rusal and its boss, Oleg Deripaska, and threatened sanctions against non-citizens who traded with them, aluminium prices rose by more than 220% as buyers scrambled for non-Russian metals.
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At the same time, the stock has traded with equal swings of fear and jubilance: The month of May saw Tesla shares crater to their lowest level in over three years, before rebounding more than 25% in just a couple weeks.
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Early Wednesday morning, the two-time Defensive Player of the Year/Finals MVP/all-around enigma was traded with Danny Green to the Toronto Raptors for DeMar DeRozan, Jakob Poeltl, and a top-22016 protected first-round pick in 22017.
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"At the moment, stocks are traded with a 50% discount to their emerging market peers based on the P/E ratio," Potapov said, referring to the price-to-earnings ratio that compares the current share price to earnings per share.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone's surplus for goods traded with the rest of the world dropped in May as exports fell and imports increased, one month before United States' tariffs on European steel and aluminum kicked in, official data showed on Monday.
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"It sets up these really wonderful juxtapositions, how these different places have talked to each other, traded with each other," said Ms. Strauchen-Scherer, who joined the Met seven years ago after almost two decades as a curator in London.
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LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - European shares traded with little clear direction on Monday as markets focused on a flurry of M&A, with limited impact from the shutdown of the U.S. government and progress towards an end to political deadlock in Germany.
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An independent kingdom that traded with Europe after the arrival of Captain James Cook in 1778, Hawaii was annexed in 1898 by the United States several years after foreign residents — including 162 American Marines — overthrew Queen Liliuokalani (That was front-page news).
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Chief Justice John Roberts traded with liberal justices over the fate of a key plank in President Barack Obama's signature health-care legislation while the matter was before the Supreme Court in 2012, according to an adaptation published on Thursday of a forthcoming Roberts biography.
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I last visited this beautiful city during a 1970s year off from college; my boyfriend and I were on a long trip through Europe, the kind with backpacks, a tent and battered paperback books that you traded with other travelers when you finished reading them.
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Saudi media reported this week that the new sanctions would include a pull-out of deposits and loans from Qatar by banks in alliance states, and a "secondary boycott" in which the alliance would refuse to do business with firms that traded with Qatar.
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In the first couple of years Bashar Assad traded with them, he bought oil from them, he allowed them to expand, and he allowed them to grow so that he can tell people that it's either me or the terrorists, and as a consequence they grew.
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Strongmen on their own political turf, the two men ambled as tourists through the eighth-century rock carvings of Mamallapuram on India's south-eastern coast before banqueting at a romantic seaside temple, the last vestige of a once-thriving port that traded with China 1,300 years ago.
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Just ask the investors in companies like Wayfair, which is now publicly traded with a market cap of nearly $5.8 billion; or Laurel and Wolf, which raised $20 million at a nearly $100 million valuation from none other than Benchmark Capital — one of Silicon Valley's marquee investment firms.
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"Many contacts are concerned that the increased tariffs on goods traded with China will further exacerbate softening manufacturing activity in China, leading to less demand for American products from Chinese manufacturers," the Fed said in its report, referring to manufacturing contacts in the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank's district.
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More productive firms were more likely to be worried about Brexit, as were those which traded with other EU countries or had a high share of staff from elsewhere in the bloc, according to preliminary analysis by Paul Mizen, an economics professor at the University of Nottingham who runs the survey.
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He threatened a trade war; pulled out of the TPP trade deal, allowing China to enhance its economic influence in the region; threatened to call Beijing out for currency manipulation after they had ceased the practice; and threatened to cut off trade with any country that traded with North Korea.
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Wallich, notable for his long and successful reign over a flailing and ill-designed colonial garden, was born in Denmark, traded with botanists from Munich to Jamaica, and employed countless South Asian artists, middlemen, and brokers to produce the hugely successful natural histories that secured his place on the company board.
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"ASIC alleges that on three specific occasions CBA traded with the intention of affecting the level at which BBSW was set so as to maximise its profits or minimise its losses to the detriment of those holding opposite positions to CBA's," ASIC said in documents submitted to the Australian Federal Court on Tuesday.
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Facebook once granted very broad permissions to developers, which helped to promote the company's interests and spur its growth; it horse-traded with some of those developers when it suited its needs, and it ratcheted developer permissions down over time as the company achieved a dominant position and scrutiny over its data practices increased.
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The three grades historically have not traded with a large discount between them because many of those barrels were being blended with other grades, David Lamp, chief executive of CVR Energy Inc said in an earnings call late in April, but that is starting to end, he said, because of fewer markets for those barrels so far.
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Surprises lay in store in Bristol, an ancient port that was England's second-largest city from the 13th to the 19th centuries, played a big part in the slave trade and, according to the lively city history presented in a former cargo warehouse now known as the M Shed museum, has traded with Europe since at least 1180.
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A very good player was traded, with the Blue Jays kicking in cash to sweeten the deal, and the return is an unknown commodity (though it is believed right-hander Julian Merryweather comes to Toronto when the dust settles.) Merryweather, 26, has yet to reach the majors and missed the entire season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
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Hindus, Christians, Jews and Muslims lived side by side and traded with the Arabs and Chinese long before the Portuguese fumbled their way over (it was Kerala that Columbus was after in 1492 when he found himself in the Bahamas instead) and established the first European settlement in India at Cochin in 1500, kicking off successive waves of colonization by the Portuguese, Dutch and British.
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Now, Casper has to compete with other well-funded start-ups with similar models, like Leesa Sleep (which has raised more than $30 million from investors like Seventh Generation CEO John Replogle and TOMS shoes founder Blake Mycoskie) and Purple Innovation (which is publicly traded with a market value of over $250 million), as well as fellow direct-to-consumer brands like Tuft & Needle (which Serta Simmons acquired last year) and Eight Sleep (which uses hidden sensors to track your sleep cycles).
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