Gotta say ... Pete's been nite and day since turning the corner.
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There are, however, signs the sector could be close to turning the corner.
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But currently, their hard-fought struggles seem to be finally turning the corner.
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"He canceled once as I was turning the corner to his house," Corden recalled.
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Other analysts have been more positive and see the industry turning the corner sooner.
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Amazon has begun turning the corner on its more costly sectors like international retail.
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Turning the corner in a wide path, I heard a far-off rumbling sound.
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A week later, turning the corner onto my street, I spotted her heading home.
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Rather, my reaction sprung from turning the corner and catching sight of these works simultaneously.
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It is like turning the corner of a suburban estate and finding the Grand Canyon.
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Turning the corner onto Smith Street, I could immediately tell which restaurant I was headed to.
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Kaka opened the scoring in the 32nd minute after turning the corner on defender Jefferson Mena.
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"It's frustrating and we've got to start turning the corner," Canucks goaltender Ryan Miller told reporters.
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Signs that Russian sales may now be turning the corner sent the company's shares up 7 percent.
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" Then Corden dished out the details: "He canceled once as I was turning the corner to his house.
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"I guess in a way I'm going with what I believe is Sevy turning the corner," Boone said.
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"That kind of sets the tone for turning the corner and getting to where we need to be."
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"The statistics show that we are turning the corner where we need to turn it," Mr. Byford said.
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"You hope it confirms they're turning the corner and putting some things together," Oilers coach Todd McLellan said.
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Behind us, a van drove halfway down the street, made a U-turn, and stopped without turning the corner.
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Before turning the corner, the man glanced up at Yasser for a moment and then looked away, saying nothing.
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ST suffered steady annual revenue declines through the first half of the decade before turning the corner in 2016.
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ST suffered steady annual revenue declines through the first half of the decade before turning the corner in 13.
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But after decades of explosive growth, there are signs that the country is turning the corner on mass incarceration.
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Malzahn said that Auburn was close to turning the corner, but there are plenty of problems to fix, especially offensively.
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Through its first nine fiscal years, Amazon lost a little over $3 billion in total, before turning the corner to profitability.
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The net result is that we're turning the corner on cloud computing models becoming mainstream options in traditional businesses, as well.
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Yet defeat, repulsive though it may be, was still preferable to the prospect of the Lakers turning the corner without him.
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"It's frustrating and we've got to start turning the corner and use this as motivation," said Miller, who made 26 saves.
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" Uber — The ride-hailing giant was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" by a Stifel analyst who thinks Uber is "turning the corner.
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Turning The Corner In doing Lilly's makeup for Shahs of Sunset, we were going so over the top, and people were noticing that.
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Forgive me if, upon turning the corner, I fully expected to see two fully grown same-sex Walmart elves macking on one another.
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Aetna and Humana have said they do not plan to participate next year after losing money, but Anthem appeared be turning the corner.
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"The company appears to be near the point of turning the corner on meeting guidance and production performance," said William Selesky from Argus Research.
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I think the greatest scare in horror is turning the corner in "The Shining" and finding the girls at the end of the hallway.
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"The domestic segment showed less progress turning the corner on profitability than we had bullishly expected," Bernstein analyst David Vernon said in a client note.
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Turning the corner from this gallery is a lightbox work called, "Dé-construire et Ré-inventer" (2012), which gives more context to the previous work.
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The semiconductor sector is turning the corner and showing signs that the global economy could be stronger than previously thought, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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" The 39-year-old went on to share that West even canceled one time as the talk show host "was turning the corner to his house.
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That second clip, where Goran scores after jumping into the body of Detroit's Aron Baynes, followed a series of mid-range floaters after turning the corner.
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In its latest Oil Market Report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) largely agreed with the idea that the oil market was close to turning the corner.
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The market for iron ore has in decline since 2011 amid an extended commodities crash, but things may be turning the corner for the steel-making commodity.
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He's turning the corner with ease, jacking up more threes off-the-bounce, and generally resembling the free and confident blue chipper he was six months ago.
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The Browns are off to an 0-4 start, which is disheartening for a team which went 250-21 last season and believed to be turning the corner.
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And the guy gave us both a kiss on the cheek before he let go, and then he caught up with his people — he vanished, turning the corner.
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Viacom has said that it is turning the corner and has a plan for succeeding in the digital future, a stance the board seemed to affirm on Thursday.
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The company provided an upbeat sales forecast for the rest of the year, signaling it was turning the corner from a series of food-safety lapses since 22015.
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Well, she said, 'Be careful what you wish for because when I turn the corner, I'm really turning the corner and I may be more than you want.
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L Brands – The apparel retailer was upgraded to "outperform" from "neutral" at Baird, which said it believes the Victoria's Secret unit is turning the corner under new leadership.
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Geico's "now at the point where it's turning the corner, where its profitability is finally kind of at the area where they need it to be," the analyst added.
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As I am turning the corner to my hotel I pass by an older sleeping homeless man who—I shit you not—is in a Hillary For Prison shirt.
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All of which is to say that I'm not counting on the show suddenly turning the corner and becoming essential again in season nine, which debuts Sunday, October 7.
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DOMESTIC DEMAND Rising Chinese imports of raw materials, meanwhile, are adding to signs that domestic demand may turning the corner after nearly two years of government growth boosting measures.
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He said Blue Apron is "turning the corner on well-publicized operational issues" that dragged its share price from $10 in June to a little over $3 in current trading.
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On his first official day of campaigning in the seaside town of Cape Coast, Mahama, who has been in power since January 2013, said the economy was turning the corner.
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It was also among the first to call for social distancing and tell people to stay home — and that may soon put it among the first to start turning the corner.
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When Porzingis sets a ball screen, his defender is forced to provide help on the ball-handler for a split second to stop him from turning the corner and attacking the paint.
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Utah led 14-0 at halftime before Moss scored on the first possession after the break, turning the corner on a run to the right and racing 239 yards down the sideline.
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Wednesday's third-quarter earnings report may offer clues to how Tesla can juggle the competing objectives of fast expansion and turning the corner into profitability that will justify the company's $46 billion valuation.
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The sharp oil-price rally may well be short-lived, as oil production was turning the corner in the U.S., with the rig count up 50 percent from lows in May, Smith said.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil accelerated in September, closing the third quarter on the upswing and offering hope that the country's long-struggling economy may be turning the corner.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil accelerated in September, closing the third quarter on the upswing and offering hope that the country's long-struggling economy may be turning the corner.
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"Chicago, which drew so much attention during the 2016 election campaign, now seems to be turning the corner as the entire city mobilized to respond to the surge of violence," NYU's Sharkey said.
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He said he is hopeful that U.S. capital expenditure and productivity are finally turning the corner after years of sluggish performance - "two missing pieces" that would cement the U.S. recovery and the same globally.
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"But I never felt I could be really the absolute best at any of those things," she said, turning the corner onto the block where she now lives, in a beige clapboard town house.
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Indeed, the company is having a hard time turning the corner as competing digital listening options eat into its terrestrial radio revenue, and iHeartMedia's own forays into digital are likely to be a losing proposition.
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BRASILIA, May 2 (Reuters) - Brazil's economy will post growth of between 0.7 percent and 0.8 percent in the first quarter, turning the corner on a two-year recession, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Tuesday.
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Manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had impacted factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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If I were directing a movie, this sequence would involve a slow pan of me turning the corner, with a jump cut to a close-up of my face as I saw what awaited me.
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Markkanen isn't able to switch out onto guards, but he's quick enough to contain the ball 25 feet from the rim, prevent a guard from turning the corner, and then scamper back to his man.
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The diverse and high level discussions regarding pain management and addiction treatment over the last few months have been an encouraging sign that we are on the cusp of turning the corner in this crisis.
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Hanoi recorded 10 clean air days in the second quarter of this year, higher than the corresponding period 2016 and 2017 periods, GreenID said, but warned the improvement may not mean Vietnam is turning the corner.
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Anthem's results seemed to bolster the view that the remaining insurers were turning the corner, although significant uncertainty remained, said Gary Claxton, a Kaiser vice president who was one of the authors of the recent report.
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But I can't bring home a bag of the feeling one has turning the corner and seeing the thick stone walls of the Old City, with the magnificent golden Dome of the Rock shining above them.
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Ford is turning the corner in Europe after years of losses, recording its highest quarterly pretax profit since 2008 in the first three months of 2016 as it reduces personnel costs and sells more higher-margin cars.
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Then one of the dogs let out a howl from the depths of the building, and here it came, the Knightscope K5+ unit, turning the corner and heading for them on its base of tightly revolving wheels.
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Line: Saints by 3 Saints quarterback Drew Brees is the leading passer in the league, at 336.1 yards per paycheck, but why risk life and limb with Denver linebacker Von Miller turning the corner at full rage?
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It was the first time in more than two years that Macau's gambling revenue has risen for three straight months, fuelling hopes that the specially administered region of China is turning the corner after a prolonged slump.
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PARIS (Reuters) - If France's latest consumer confidence figures are anything to go by, President Francois Hollande is failing to convince voters that the economy is turning the corner as decisively as the deeply unpopular leader says it is.
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"We're not going to jump in before we see some signs of turning the corner and establishing meaningful profitability," said wealth manager Chris Zaccarelli, whose Cornerstone Financial Partners in Huntersville, North Carolina, advises on $1.2 billion of assets.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Swiss watchmakers expect to at least stabilize sales this year after two years of decline as the important Chinese and U.S. markets show signs of turning the corner, executives said at an industry event on Tuesday.
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After turning the corner from a downturn in oil prices, growth in the Canadian economy will likely moderate in the coming months but still remain "above potential," the country's central bank governor said in an interview with CNBC.
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"The rand's appreciation has been well-correlated with improving sentiment to China, as trade negotiations with the U.S. finally seem to be turning the corner, supporting sentiment in commodity market," economists at ETM Analytics said in a note.
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Adam Duvall is slowly turning the corner from a dismal display and looks to reintroduce himself to Tyler Glasnow on Tuesday when the Cincinnati Reds and the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates play the second contest of their four-game series.
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When the game is slow, a player can be sloppy turning the corner off of a screen; but when the defenders' arms are three inches longer and they're 10 percent faster, that same sloppiness adds up to blocked shots and turnovers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had left their mark on factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had left their mark on factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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For more news click Swiss watchmakers expect to at least stabilise sales this year after two years of decline as the important Chinese and U.S. markets show signs of turning the corner, executives said at an industry event on Tuesday.
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Palladium soared over 9% to power above the key $2,500 an ounce level for the first time on Friday, boosted by a chronic shortage of the metal in the market and hopes the global economy might be turning the corner.
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Instead, thanks to thoughtful policy, entrepreneurial spirit, and hard work by more and more Americans employed by the clean energy sector we are turning the corner towards a sustainable energy economy capable of improving job creation alongside with environmental quality.
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"Bottom line is they've got to get back into the business of lending, the business of going ahead and creating capital, and hopefully this will be turning the corner," he said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell " from the Aspen Ideas Festival.
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It comes just after President Juan Orlando Hernández traveled to Washington and Mexico City last week to argue that his government was turning the corner in combating the violence that makes Honduras one of the most murder-plagued countries in the world.
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In Basel, turning the corner and discovering the black oily-looking ink with pink champagne painting-machine/painting "The Lovers" (1991) — and approaching its techno-lovers in flagrante delicto — lifts both sex and painting preconceptions out of their superfluous state of solipsistic sluggishness.
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Brazil's GDP shrank around 8 percent in the 2015-2016 period, then grew 1.4 percent in the third quarter from the same period a year ago, adding to signs that Latin America's largest economy is turning the corner after its deepest recession on record.
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The administration needs to set an unambiguous, coherent, forward-looking economic policy that puts our nation on a course toward true full employment and roaring economic growth, turning the corner from the worst growth in U.S. history that we have endured over the past decade.
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Turning the corner and discovering the lovers in flagrante delicto, and approaching this enormous spray-drip piece for a better look creates a jolt of self-conscious connection/disconnection that lifts both sex and painting out of their superfluous state of sluggish, solipsistic melancholia.
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"The stronger services growth was consistent with the U.S. economy turning the corner in Q2, so that's helping to strengthen the argument for the Fed to raise rates around the middle of the year," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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Wall Street's main indexes tumbled more than 1 percent on Friday after manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had impacted factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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Wall Street's main indexes tumbled between 23 and 23 percent on Friday after manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had impacted factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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Wall Street's main indexes tumbled between 23 and 22021 percent on Friday after manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the United States suffered in March as surveys showed trade tensions had impacted factory output, a setback for hopes the global economy might be turning the corner on its slowdown.
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Once hydraulic fracturing took place, took hold in the U.S., it went nuts, it spread like there's no tomorrow and became largely responsible for the U.S. turning the corner and suddenly becoming from, an importer and a dependent country on imported energy, to a net exporter in many categories.
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Facebook may be planning to finally make a real jump into music this year (side note: Instagram has interesting potential, as well, with its massive growth and newfound product focus on copying elements that work on other platforms — ahem, Snap), YouTube is a sleeping giant that I think could be very close to turning the corner and Twitter could wake up and realize how to make audio a hook for its users.
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Netflix management has indicated that the cost to develop premium content has increased about 30% over the past year, Macker noted — the company spent more than $14 billion on content in 3403 and reported negative free cash flow of $1.7 billion for the fourth quarter, projecting negative free cash flow of about $2.5 billion for 2020 — that would be lower than the peak cash burn year of 2019, and J.P. Morgan analysts wrote in a post-earnings wrap that Netflix is "turning the corner" with material improvement in free cash flow burn.
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