The good news is that pet product companies have begun creating "whisker friendly" and "whisker conscious" bowls.
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She has the knack of drawing animals that, magically, are wholly bestial, whisker for whisker, and yet animated without seeming too cheaply humanized.
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Nature is rarely, if ever, 100 percent symmetrical, and the effect makes you stop and stare as you match whisker to whisker, tentacle to tentacle, resting bitch face to resting bitch face.
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Of all the cat bowls out there, the Dr. Catsby's Bowl for Whisker Relief is our top pick because it's sanitary, easy to clean, and has a wide mouth to prevent whisker fatigue.
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The county went for Trump by a whisker in 2016.
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The Dow (INDU) is a whisker away from 30,3.6 points.
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" As with the pond's deceptively solid surface, things in La Melia's writings appear to be other things: "The Eyelash functions like a whisker," we are told, "and the whisker bears some relationship to the brush […].
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Let's be frank, it's not like we lost by a whisker.
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"Best to leave an air of mystery around them," Whisker said.
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According to the New York Times, "whisker fatigue" may be the culprit.
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CSI300, which sank 21 percent to a whisker above 22-month lows.
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The breeze tickles the handful of whisker-like hairs of my cheeks.
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How does the pigment change like that as a single whisker grows?
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In the 503th century it came within a whisker of doubling twice.
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" Some companies have begun to advertise their food bowls as "whisker friendly.
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I present them now, with a whisker of editing, for your contemplation.
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Fine hairs (yellow), thicker whisker (yellow) and blood vessels (black) are all visible.
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The XF appears quietly urbane, less emotional by a whisker this time around.
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In 21820, O'Neal's only M.V.P. title came within a whisker of being unanimous.
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MIWD00000PUS was slightly lower after coming within a whisker of an intraday high.
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It is a whisker over a decade, now, since Fellaini arrived in England.
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Then you see summer workers hauling a boat by a whisker-fine rope.
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Dr Triantafyllou's team's purpose is to create a whisker-based sensor for underwater robots.
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Even so in 2011, the PAP's preferred candidate came within a whisker of losing.
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Its market value has since grown to be a whisker short of €100bn ($117bn).
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To prevent "whisker fatigue," Dr. Moore suggested using a flatter dish without steep sides.
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Each layer is trained to recognize certain features, such as an eye or a whisker.
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It occurs when a dilute gas is cooled to within a whisker of absolute zero.
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Sterling was down nearly 1 percent and came within a whisker of slipping below $1.30 .
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Newcastle voted to Remain by a whisker; Sunderland voted to Leave by a crushing 23%.
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And Stacey Abrams came within a whisker of beating Brian Kemp in the governor's race.
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Aromatic whisker parted, raw and swollen testicle tamed, incognito– and every pustule in its place.
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Receptors at the base of the whisker can then be read and translated into location data.
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The S&P 22 and Nasdaq came within a whisker of all-time highs on Tuesday.
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They found that even following the simplest object generates several types of vibration in this whisker.
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An earlier level of $0.6690 was within a whisker of a recent decade-low of $0.66775.
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The highest salary, for executives, was put at 6,400 bolivars, a whisker above $49 a month.
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Video footage shows the plane performing a barrel roll that comes within a whisker of catastrophe.
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A few months ago, I read up on cat eating issues and learned about whisker sensitivity.
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He ended up losing Missouri by a whisker but peeled Indiana out of the GOP column.
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Two-year yields fell as low as -0.486 percent, within a whisker of their record low.
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Clinton lost the Electoral College, mainly due to whisker-thin losses in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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At the first whisker grazing, Judy would hunch powerfully backward, hiding her face in the towel.
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Five-year yields came within a whisker of their lowest levels since October 2016 at 0.284%.
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Moon's owner, Cheryl Anne Gardner, did some internet research and found the likely cause: whisker fatigue.
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Whisker fatigue is a fairly new diagnosis, one that many (but not all) veterinarians take seriously.
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Dogs, Mr. Roost said, do not have the same issues with whisker sensitivity that cats do.
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The Aussie came within a whisker of 0.67913 U.S cents, reaching a high not see since July.
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Two-year yields fell as low as minus 0.486 percent, within a whisker of their record low.
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Zuma won the vote by more than a whisker, with 198 votes in his favor, 177 against.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was within a whisker of nine-month lows at 95.650.
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MSCI'S All-Country World index of stocks extended its previous day's gains by a whisker, rising 256.99%.
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In commodity markets, the dip in the dollar left gold a whisker higher at $1,201.21 an ounce.
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Last month, inflation reached with a whisker of its 4% target limit as the peso has weakened.
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Fourthly, you have markets within a whisker of all-time highs at the end of last week.
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In December the BJP retained power in Modi's home state of Gujarat, but only by a whisker.
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I won just by a whisker, but the excitement and the adrenaline and the atmosphere were incredible.
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It was a whisker lower on the day versus the dollar at $1.2776, having traded down to $1.2729 .
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Friday came within a whisker of a banner session as the S&P 500 flirted with a record.
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Rubio, who finished a strong third only a whisker behind Trump, delivered something of a victory speech himself.
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Brent crude traded within a whisker of $50 a barrel at $49.98, up 81 cents on the day.
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Hepper, Pet Fusion and Dr. Catsby all sell specially-designed dishes with a cat's whisker situation in mind.
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But on Thursday it rose to a three-month high of -0.04, within a whisker of turning positive.
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Thomson Reuters may have beaten Blackstone by a whisker – the question is whether it can collect the prize.
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Young guys often feel that the moment they sprout a whisker, they must grow up on the spot.
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Against the euro it fell 0.3% to 88.66 pence, just a whisker off 4-1/2-month lows.
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"We're just a whisker away from having to withdraw from China," said one person close to the PSA board.
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Revenue edged up 21.59% year-over-year to $13.53 billion, a whisker shy of the $13.54 billion Bloomberg consensus.
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Private-equity firms were also interested in buying Dollar Shave Club, but Unilever's bid beat them by a whisker.
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The Aussie came within a whisker of 70 U.S. cents AUD=D4, from a four-month trough of $0.6910.
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The pound came within a whisker of $1.4400 overnight as it pulled further away from Wednesday's trough of $1.4235.
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Each time, she said, the old bowl would be full and the whisker-friendly bowl would be licked clean.
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Benchmark German 10-year bond yields were flat at -0.377%, holding a whisker above a November low of -0.346%.
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Any old whisker can make a whiskey sour, but it's time to get a little more creative than that.
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After that, some men and women scooped out his tiny brain and sliced it into slices thinner than a whisker.
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Main opposition parties, including the 5-Star Movement which polls within a whisker of the PD, want an early vote.
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Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, the results were in all important respects a tie — but Clinton was a whisker ahead.
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In 2008 Barack Obama won North Carolina by a whisker; Wisconsin and Virginia, two other swing states, are also involved.
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It was a whisker firmer on Wednesday at 94.790, but still down over 7 percent on the year so far.
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The euro fell to $291.94, within a whisker of the two-year low it reached at the beginning of August.
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True, the German unemployment rate is a mere 5%, just a whisker above the record low reached earlier this year.
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In 2014, he came within a whisker of losing his seat, which doesn't auger well for his chances. 9. Sen.
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Former President Obama came within a whisker of carrying the state in 220006 — he lost it to GOP nominee Sen.
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On Wednesday, Germany's two-year bond yields were a whisker from record lows, down 1.6 bps at minus 0.765 percent .
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Qualifying brought more disappointment for Renault, with British rookie Jolyon Palmer missing the cut in 17th place by a whisker.
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Mr Trump won by a whisker—20183,000 votes—in Wisconsin, the first Republican to take the state since Reagan in 1984.
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In mayoral elections last year Mr Peters, who supports the amendment, lost by a whisker to Nancy DeBoer, who opposes it.
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Their tubular brown bodies felt like slick, furry throw pillows, and their animated, whisker-framed faces were like those of puppies.
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Against a basket of currencies, the greenback was steady at 97.620, a whisker below a three-week high hit on Friday.
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Naomi Osaka, 21, won the year's first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open and remains No. 373 by a whisker.
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After several weeks of training mice to take some action (lick some water) in response to whisker tickling, Larkum and co.
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Dr Triantafyllou confirmed his suspicions about the similarity when he tested a scaled-up 3D-printed model of an artificial seal whisker.
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It won five elections between 1976 and 2012, and held two referendums on independence, losing the second in 1995 by a whisker.
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That evening prompted exciting crowds for Kennedy in the days that followed and he charged from behind to win by a whisker.
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The current crop has an average age of 51, which makes it the oldest, by a whisker, of the past ten parliaments.
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Hamish Hamilton; £14.99A sharply pointed story about migration that came within a whisker of winning the 2017 Man Booker prize for fiction.
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The dollar had risen to within a whisker of 110 yen on Wednesday from levels below 105 in the election lead up.
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The Socialists were pushed into a distant and ignominious fifth place, while the Republicans held onto third by a whisker from Melenchon.
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Prices on Thursday hit a low of $24.8,280.91, a whisker away from a more than five-week low hit earlier this week.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, meanwhile, closed completely unchanged at 20203,691.49 after coming within a whisker of hitting an all-time high.
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The location of the whisker root is deep in the skin and is associated with a special blood supply and sensory nerves.
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It was also finely poised on the yen at 108.67, just a whisker from the December lows and major support around 108.40.
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VIX has jumped by far more, more than doubling since the start of October to within a whisker of eight-month highs.
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They aligned their model whisker so that it was edge-on to the direction of travel, just as a real one would be.
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It also erased its losses stemming from fears over the coronavirus and came within a whisker of hitting an all-time intraday high.
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As a result the Aussie, has fallen 4% so far this year and came within a whisker of its decade low at $0.6670.
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The dollar index last stood at 94.840, having come within a whisker of a five-month trough of 94.578 set two weeks ago.
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German data on Tuesday showing domestic inflation within a whisker of the ECB's target set off grumbles from conservative politicians and leading economists.
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The higher U.S. yields helped the greenback come within a whisker of 110.00 yen, off this week's trough of 107.75 plumbed on Monday.
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The dollar index last stood at 94.931, having come within a whisker of a five-month trough of 94.578 set two weeks ago.
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Dr. Catsby's Bowl for Whisker Relief makes feeding easy and comfortable for your cat, plus the stainless steel surface is easy to clean.
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Second place for me is probably Riddick by a whisker over Sims, if only because the workload increase figures to stick for longer.
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As the dollar held firm, the euro traded at $1.33473, within a whisker from its seven-month low of $1.0859 touched on Friday.
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But the yuan is a whisker away from 7-per-dollar, the level China defended in 2015-2016 by selling a trillion dollars.
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During the trials some of the rats were given a painless whisker haircut, a move that resulted in a 20 percent decrease in performance.
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German benchmark bond yields hit a day's high of -173%, while the 30-year yield rose to within a whisker of zero at -0.001%.
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And they really do think of every detail, from the exact whisker pattern to how many rows of stitches you want on the seams.
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Palladium hit a record high of $1,185.40 during the session, within a whisker of parity with gold for the first time in 16 years.
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The largest group, by a whisker, is Anglo (as non-Hispanic whites are known in Texas), followed by Hispanics, then African-Americans and Asians.
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The club finished as the runner-up in the Premier League, a whisker away from its first league title in more than 103 years.
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In the wealthy suburban constituency of Brighton, which Labor has never won, its 19-year-old candidate, a student, lost by only a whisker.
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The index was up 0.1 percent at 94.936, having come within a whisker of a five-month trough of 94.578 set two weeks ago.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan inched up 223 percent, to be just a whisker from its highest since late 260.85.
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It is a different coach, Claudio Ranieri, but the same main players in the team that escaped relegation by a whisker one year ago.
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The "Rabbit" inched ahead by a whisker — about $762,500 — because of a twist of fate: Christie's increased the fees buyers pay on Feb. 1.
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The FTSE 22.5 closed within a whisker of its all-time high on Monday, as another terrible day for the pound boosted British stocks.
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The index came within a whisker—less than 13 points—of reaching 20,000 two weeks ago and has since languished below the elusive level.
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So instead of offense heroes McCree, Tracer, Sombra, Reaper, Soldier: 76, Genji, and Pharah ... you get Meowcree, Chaser, Clawmbra, Reapurr, Whisker: 76, Kittenji, and Furrah.
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The week started off with Wall Street's worst-ever Christmas Eve drop, pushing the S&P 500 to within a whisker of bear market territory.
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The S&P 22018 reached record levels in 222, but also came within a whisker of falling into bear-market territory on a closing basis.
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Brent crude futures rose 1.9 percent to $21 per barrel, within a whisker of its 22 21.1838/21.1860-year high of $24 set on Monday.
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The value of contracts signed under the scheme came within a whisker of $1trn last year—not bad for something that only started in 2013.
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German yields were down three basis points at 0.214 percent, within a whisker of a six-month low of 0.203 percent hit on Dec. 20.
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America's post-election stock rally has pushed the Dow Jones industrial average to new highs, leaving the blue-chip benchmark within a whisker of 20,000.
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She broke Halep three times when the Romanian had served for the match and came within an whisker of the biggest win of her career.
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The metal hit a record high of $1,185.40 during the session, within a whisker of parity with gold for the first time in 16 years.
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They are locked in an orbital dance, a kilometre or so apart, that is accelerating rapidly to within a whisker of the speed of light.
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Earlier this morning, artist and fun-loving dad Terry Border sent a handful of images from his new Whisker Figure Series to our Editor's Inbox.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index gained 23.620 points, or 0.73 percent, to 6,686.17, a whisker away from Thursday's record high of 6,692.09.
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The Japanese yen and high-grade bonds also firmed slightly, though the yen was just a whisker off 22020-22/200-month lows of 110.22.
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A wide, shallow porcelain bowl set on a pedestal, it reduces whisker fatigue and prevents neck strain, making it a great choice for senior cats.
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The 10-year Treasury yield, the world's benchmark borrowing cost, slumped to within a whisker of its all-time low of 1.38 percent on Friday.
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Palladium prices are within a whisker of breaking above $2,000 an ounce for the first time, with a gaping supply deficit fueling a remarkable run.
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Abrams came within a whisker of forcing a runoff against Kemp by blazing a blue streak across the north Atlanta suburbs where Republicans once dominated.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield fell 1.5 basis points to -0.33%, within a whisker of a record low of 0.336% hit earlier this week.
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The dollar fell 0.4 percent against its rivals to 96.68 and within a whisker of a 9-day low of 96.554 hit in the previous session.
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UFC president Dana White confirmed most MMA fans' thoughts and established the promotion were within a whisker of cutting Ellenberger from its bulging roster of fighters.
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He came first in the Parliamentary Beard of the Year contest for a record seventh time—and not by a whisker, taking 64% of the vote.
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The yield earlier hit minus 0.76 percent, within a whisker of a record low, after the ECB lowered the yield limit on its bond-buying scheme.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was still within a whisker of nine-month lows at 103 as it levelled off in early U.S. trading.
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Its whisker-sensitive feel for the tensions in daily lives, and the centuries of history that lie beneath, seemed to take the pulse of Brazilian society.
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" Dipping "a whisker first and then a claw, / With many an ardent wish, / She stretched in vain to reach the prize," until she "tumbled headlong in.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has retained power in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat -- but only by a whisker.
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"Ramaphosa got in by a whisker, and then the Zuma camp said, 'By the way, we have a resolution about land expropriation without compensation,' " Hall said.
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By a whisker-thin 28500 percent to 6900 percent, the public opposes Trump's impeachment and removal from office if special counsel Robert Mueller gets the boot.
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The Blue and White party of the former army chief Benny Gantz seemed to come out ahead of Mr. Netanyahu's Likud Party, but by a whisker.
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And a eurosceptic rightist failed by a whisker to win Austria's presidential election last month, surfing a wave of hostility to migrants and defiance of "Brussels".
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On Friday morning in Asia, the dollar traded around 6.89 against the Chinese yuan — a whisker away from 7, a level last witnessed in May 2008.
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Pay growth in the private sector stayed stuck at 2.1 percent, a whisker above the all-time trough of 1.9 percent and only just ahead of inflation.
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He and his team towed an enlarged artificial whisker through water, to find out how a vortex street laid down in front of it affected its behaviour.
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The euro jumped to a one-year high of 1.1059 francs, while the greenback came within a whisker of 1.0200 francs - its highest in nearly two months.
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Ten-year yields fell 4 basis points to 0.25 percent , steadying after Friday's 6 bps rise which pushed yields to within a whisker of six-week highs.
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Even at the ripe old age of forty, I still hadn't mastered the art of shaving; I had whisker skid marks on my face like a teenager.
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But doing that creates a negative ripple effect that can affect performance in a sport where athletes shave down and races are often won by a whisker.
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Sterling was unchanged versus the euro at 86.97 pence per euro, but that was within a whisker of a 6-1/2 month high of 86.91 pence.
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Sanders fell short of his primary performances against Hillary Clinton in 22020, when he pulled off an upset in Michigan and lost by a whisker in Missouri.
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The dollar was trading half a percent higher against a basket of rivals as ten-year U.S. Treasury yields stood a whisker below yields of 3 percent.
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The FTSE 22 climbed 22020 percent to close at 2100,25.6 points, just a whisker away from its record intraday high of 22018,27.2 points hit in mid-January.
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The yuan eased to within a whisker of its early February trough on Wednesday, after the central bank fixed the softest midpoint against the dollar since March 2011.
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But in a sign of the turning cycle, this year's bond flows are running a whisker below equity funds at $80 billion and $82 billion respectively, BAML added.
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On top of that, our whisker-adorned pets tend to prefer drinking from a running, rather than still, source — which also has to do with their feral roots.
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The Australian dollar, a liquid proxy for global risk sentiment, earlier fell to $0.6690, within a whisker of a recent decade-low of $0.66775, before recovering to $0.6750.
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The U.S. S&P22018 is a whisker off losing all its gains for the year amid fears that slowing world growth and trade conflicts will erode company profits.
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The 10-year yield fell more than 33 basis points to touch 0.502% at 0702 GMT, a whisker below a previous record low of 0.503% set on Aug.
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The yield on the 10-year has gone from a low at the start of January of 2.40 percent to within a whisker of 3 percent on Monday.
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This chills it to within a whisker of absolute zero—the lowest temperature possible—so that the chip's delicate innards remain undisturbed by any stray puffs of heat.
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He said that he and his colleagues believe it to be a koi because it looks like it has a barbel—a whisker-like organ—near its mouth.
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The par-71 Portrush measures a whisker over 7,300 yards, though links courses generally play shorter than their yardages due to firm fairways that afford plenty of roll.
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Smith smashed the world record, in 19.83 seconds, and Carlos came in third, a whisker behind Peter Norman, an Australian who came out of nowhere to take silver.
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Mr. Roost said that his company's four-inch-high raised pet feeder, which costs $59.95, would be perfect (and whisker-friendly) for a cat or a small dog.
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"Every part of the tiger — from whisker to tail — is traded in illegal wildlife markets, feeding a multi-billion dollar criminal network," said the WWF in a statement.
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Benchmark zinc on the LME ended down 1% at $2,3403 a tonne, within a whisker of last month's level of $2,412, the lowest in 5-2807/20.2 months.
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France's 30-year bond yield slid 5 bps to its lowest since 2016 at 1.18%, Germany's 103-year bond yield fell to just 0.007% - a whisker from negative territory.
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I'm strong at the conceptual aspect: Figure out how a function fits into the overall system; figure out the minimum set of features it requires; strip every other whisker.
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The German economy avoided a recession by a whisker at the end of last year after a 0.2% contraction in the third quarter and a stagnation in the fourth.
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As investors dumped riskier assets in Asian trading and into the European open, the Swiss franc jumped to within a whisker of a one-year high against the euro.
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He had no regrets at going for the green from 250 yards, and was only a whisker from pulling off what would have probably set up an easy birdie.
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Populist movements on both sides of the Atlantic have helped Britain vote to leave the European Union and placed billionaire Donald Trump a whisker away from the U.S. presidency.
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South Korea's PMI bounced to within a whisker of 50 in March while stronger shipments of smartphones and steel saw exports decline at the slowest pace in four months.
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Marisa Hyland says it all went down last summer in NYC, when a driver named June repeatedly averted crashing by a whisker during a 4 mile trip to work.
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South Korea's PMI bounced to within a whisker of 53.23 in March while stronger shipments of smartphones and steel saw exports decline at the slowest pace in four months.
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Activity was especially strong in Europe, lifting bond yields there and driving the euro to within a whisker of its highest in three years against a beleaguered U.S. dollar.
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"There's nothing between him and the people, not even oxygen," said Jesus Ortega, an erstwhile ally who ran the 2006 presidential campaign that Lopez Obrador lost by a whisker.
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It's important to remember that John F. Kennedy defeated Richard Nixon in 6900 by a rather controversial whisker in Chicago; Nixon licked his wounds and came back in 2628.
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And shortstop Manny Machado, who turned one made-to-order double play, made two slick plays that came within a whisker of two more that would have ended innings.
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Currency fears took a back seat despite China fixing the yuan at another new 11-year low within a whisker of the symbolically important 7 to the dollar level.
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Combined deliveries came in a whisker below 22015,250, having doubled in the past decade, and Airbus planemaking chief Fabrice Bregier said the latest data showed the market was "resilient".
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Whisker fatigue is a real thing, said Andrew Roost, a general partner at Pet Fusion, a family-run pet products company that sells feeding dishes for cats and dogs.
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The Khabib/McGregor after-fight spilled out of the T-Mobile Arena Saturday night, and one ridiculous dude came without a whisker of getting cuffed and carted off to jail.
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Rob Marshall's sequel-of-sorts is in post-production, comes out the Christmas after next and we've not seen a whisker of it, with the exception of some production stills.
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Coal at China's Qinhuang port has fallen as well, to $95.53 per tonne on June 5003, according to price publisher McCloskey, a whisker from two year lows.
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The euro hit $2261.56 to beat the previous day's high by a whisker, only to fade back to $21 as traders locked in some of this month's 3.5 percent surge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Palladium is outgunning other precious metals, with a surge to record highs putting it within a whisker of parity with gold for the first time in 16 years.
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The German economy avoided a technical recession by a whisker at the end of last year after a 0.2% contraction in the third quarter and a stagnation in the fourth.
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Stocks are just a whisker from all-time highs buoyed by expectations of a wave of policy stimulus by global central banks and a resulting sharp decline in bond yields.
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"Serbia came within a whisker of beating us in our pool play so we absolutely respect them," said Mike Krzyzewski, who will step down as head coach after Sunday's game.
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The lira weakened the most, staying a whisker off record lows though expectations of policy tightening lifted the currency earlier this week, putting it on track for small weekly gains.
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The autocatalyst metal is outrunning other precious metals, with a surge to record highs putting it within a whisker of parity with gold for the first time in 16 years.
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Women in middle-income countries (ie, most women) behave a lot like women in rich countries, which is why their fertility rate is but a whisker above the replacement level.
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Indeed, the astrocyte response to tDCS was quick and synchronized across the entire cerebral cortex, rather than just the region responsible for processing the whisker- and flash-related sensory input.
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Ties My mother's whisker phobia was a proxy for other fears: being helpless, at the mercy of others' compassion and care; the body's incessant and inevitable failure; and death itself.
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That was only a whisker away from a record low of -0.3% and well below the -03% level perceived by some market players as the BOJ's line in the sand.
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The euro climbed to a four-month high last week of $1.2089, within a whisker of breaking above September's peak of $1.603 which would have heralded a fresh three-year peak.
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Two opinion polls on Monday showed the "Remain" camp had recovered some ground in the referendum debate though a third poll found those wanting to leave were ahead by a whisker.
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Market volatility, meanwhile, simply refuses to rise - the VIX 'fear index' has opened what is historically the most perilous month for stocks within a whisker of its lowest level on record.
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Stocks are just a whisker away from all-time highs buoyed by expectations of a wave of policy stimulus by global central banks and a resulting sharp decline in bond yields.
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In the first battle, the Iowa caucuses, Sanders missed out by just a whisker on handing Clinton the kind of shock defeat that could have derailed her march to the nomination.
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The Monday fix of 6.5539 per dollar was just a whisker softer than Friday even though the dollar had climbed broadly elsewhere in the wake of the Bank of Japan's easing.
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Stocks are just a whisker away from all-time highs, buoyed by expectations of a wave of policy stimulus by global central banks and a resulting sharp decline in bond yields.
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The dollar index rose 0.2 to 94.966, within a whisker of a 7-month peak touched on Friday after the Federal Reserve last week gave a hawkish signal on interest rates.
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The U.S. dollar rallied to a seven-week high after a rise in the yield on 920.803-year U.S. Treasuries to within a whisker of the psychologically important 3-percent level.
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It provides continuous fresh, filtered water that runs from the petals of a plastic flower, features "whisker stress-free design" and has three settings — Gentle Flow, Bubbling Top and Calm Streams.
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After a couple of steep sell-offs since last summer, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has risen to within a whisker of the record high it hit in May 2015.
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While Boeing remains ahead by a whisker in the race for new orders, it maintains a solid lead on deliveries which drive revenues, handing over 432 jets between January and July.
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Every 43 years, it passes within a cosmic whisker of a mysterious dark object that weighs some 4 million suns, and that occupies the exact center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Their delegate of wrestlers were within a whisker of not being able to compete in this year's Games thanks to the Russian doping scandal which rocked the country and sports worldwide.
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But 223 months later, Democrat Conor Lamb has claimed victory and appears to have won a whisker-thin victory in special election to replace Murphy, who resigned after a personal scandal.
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The Japanese yen and high-grade bonds also firmed slightly, though the yen was only 22020% higher versus the dollar and a whisker off 22-200/2-month lows of 110.22.
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The euro climbed to a four-month high last week of $1.2089 , within a whisker of breaking above September's peak of $1.603 which would have heralded a fresh three-year peak.
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Last December, a far-right figure came within a whisker of entering the imperial palace in Vienna, and Italy's young technocratic prime minister resigned after losing a referendum on constitutional reform.
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Prices of the autocatalyst metal hit an all-time peak of $1,998.43 on Tuesday, within a whisker of breaking above $2,000 for the first time due to a gaping supply deficit.
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Neuroscientists have now demonstrated that it's possible to tweak the aforementioned perceptual threshold in mice, adjusting upward and downward the level at which whisker stimuli yielded perceptual detections in mouse brains.
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Even if he only performed well at home in Michigan, a crucial swing state that Mr Trump won by a whisker in 2016, it could undo Mr Trump's chances of re-election.
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German inflation jumped to 1.7 percent in December, the highest level in more than three years and only a whisker short of the ECB's target of below but close to 2 percent.
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The warning, in a report for clients Tuesday, comes as stocks were again in rally mode, pushing the to a record and putting other indexes a whisker away from establishing fresh peaks.
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Benchmark zinc on the LME was down 8733% at $2,423 a tonne at 1427 GMT, within a whisker of last month's level of $2802,20.4, the lowest in 212 and a half months.
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That sent the pound up as much as 210% to a five-month high and within a whisker of $20.79, while UK stocks that make most of their money at home surged.
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An Odoxa poll this month showed Macron would get 16 percent to 24 percent of votes in the first round in April, putting him within a whisker of Le Pen and Fillon.
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There's a limited number of highly desirably first-generation kitties and four billion possible combinations of cats based on traits the on-staff artists have created (whisker aesthetic, background color, fur type).
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The afternoons will include hearing African folk tales like "The Lion's Whisker" and, on select days, getting instruction in African dance and djembe drumming from the Asase Yaa School of the Arts.
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The yield on the region's benchmark bond came within a whisker of 0.50 percent, a level that — with the exception of one session in mid-March — was last seen in January 2016.
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Against the U.S. dollar, sterling languished at a 5-1/2 year low below $1.4300, while the Aussie was a whisker away from a seven-year low of $0.6827 set on Friday.
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The author was on the make during the later Gin Acts, and, having studied them for loopholes, displayed both wit and élan in staying, if only by a whisker, within the rules.
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Snedeker shot his 59 at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro last August and on Friday came within a whisker of becoming the second man to twice break 60 on the PGA Tour.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 20.5 percent, chalking up its sixth straight gain and coming within a whisker of breaching its high point for the year so far.
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Shares rose after the results were announced, but fell back by late morning to change hands for 7.12 euros, a whisker below their opening level and broadly in line with the overall market.
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"We stick to our end-2017 forecast for the index of 7,500 – a whisker below its current level – before further upside growth surprises lift it modestly higher to 7,750 in 2018," he proposed.
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Your pet's whiskers are sensory organs, and overstimulating them is not only distracting, but can induce "whisker fatigue," which, like strong smells for humans, can make animals less likely to eat and drink.
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Markets swung wildly in a week shortened by the Christmas holiday, starting with Wall Street's worst-ever Christmas Eve drop, pushing the S&P 232 to within a whisker of bear market territory.
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The Australian dollar, a liquid proxy for global risk sentiment, earlier fell to $0.6690, within a whisker of a recent decade-low of $0.66775, before recovering to $0.6766, up 0.2% on the day.
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Take, for example, Dr. Catsby's Bowl for Whisker Relief ($19.99), the product of an industrial design firm that conducted extensive testing on a cat named Sputnik owned by one of the business partners.
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"We took the average whisker rake of cats and designed this bowl so that the food could be eaten by the cat pain-free," said Erik Strom, the chief executive of Dr. Catsby.
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Two hours later the South Korean came within a whisker of doing just that, falling at the fourth extra hole of a playoff after Ariya overcame a back-nine collapse at Shoal Creek.
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After all, he has been champion there twice, is bang in form after a record-stretching 12th French Open, is injury free and last year was a whisker away from reaching the final.
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But world stocks are a whisker off all-time highs amid optimism about global economic recovery and robust company earnings, plus the potentially reflationary effects of mooted added spending by the new U.S. administration.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The UK's top share index came within a whisker of a record high on Tuesday as Morrisons led a buoyant retail sector on the back of a well-received Christmas trading update.
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When Mr Duterte was elected president, Mrs Marcos's son, Ferdinand Marcos junior, aka Bongbong, came within a whisker of winning the vice-presidency (voters cast separate ballots for the two posts in the Philippines).
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The Swiss franc fell to within a whisker of the 24.194 per euro mark it last hit in January 20.2 - before the Swiss National Bank removed its currency peg and the franc shot up.
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While Donald Trump trounced a crowded field of experienced GOP candidates in the primaries, underfunded career back-bencher Bernie Sanders came within a whisker of defeating massive favorite Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primaries.
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In 2016, with help from researchers at Singapore University of Technology and Design, Dr Triantafyllou built on these discoveries by attaching an artificial whisker to a membrane that, when distorted, generated a pulse of electricity.
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On Friday, the 10-year German bund yield hit a fresh all-time low, closing in within a whisker of zero, while the benchmark U.S. 10-year yield traded near its lowest level since February.
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Dressel's time of 46.96 seconds was an American record, only a whisker off the 46.91 world record held by Brazil's Cesar Cielo, who set the mark in a now-banned all-polyurethane suit in 2009.
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Euro zone inflation expectations as measured by the so-called five-year/five-year forwards, a gauge closely followed by the European Central bank, this week slid to within a whisker of a record low.
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The U.S. currency rallied to a seven-week high after a rise in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to within a whisker of the psychologically important 2830 percent level prompted buying of the greenback.
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Despite many setbacks since it was founded seven years ago, 5-Star has swelled to become Italy's second largest political force and is just a whisker behind Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's centre-left Democratic Party.
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They came within a whisker of winning the league in the 1996-97 season, but missed out by two points to Marcello Lippi's Juventus, with the Bianconeri by now their fiercest rivals in the game.
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Prices have rocketed to $22017,213.5 an ounce from $22008,0503 at the start of January - ten times their level through the mid-2050s and within a whisker of an all-time high of $21,2000 in 2008.
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David Nemeth, an economist at K&H Bank in Hungary, said if market pessimism strengthened in the next days, the forint could approach levels around the 330 mark, within a whisker of its all-time-lows.
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"The Boy" (STX Entertainment), a horror film that cost $10 million to make, was a whisker behind, with roughly $11.3 million in ticket sales; STX said that Hispanic moviegoers made up 41 percent of the audience.
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In Germany, the euro zone's benchmark government bond issuer, 10-year bond yields hit a record low at minus 0.397% -- now within a whisker of the same level as the ECB's deposit rate of minus 0.40%.
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LetterOne, an investment vehicle owned by Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman, has a 29 percent stake in the firm, a whisker below the 30 percent threshold at which Spanish law dictates an investor must launch a takeover.
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Poulter, without a win since 2012, arrived in Houston needing nothing less than victory to qualify for the Masters after missing out by a whisker when he found himself 653st in the world rankings last week.
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Bitcoin, which has surged over $1,20.4 this month on speculative demand for the digital currency, slipped 26 percent to $2559,26, but remained within a whisker of its all-time high of $2580,22014 touched earlier this week.
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Equivalent U.S. Treasury yields were straining for their lowest in almost three years, gold was pinned close to six-year highs and the yen was within a whisker of a seven-month peak versus the dollar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It was not a day for FA Cup romantics as Manchester United scrambled past Sheffield United and minor league Eastleigh came within a whisker of causing the third round's only genuine shock on Saturday.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 28 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose to within a whisker of one-year highs on Thursday, led by gains in miners and speculation that interest rates could be cut as soon as next week.
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The anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPO), whose candidate lost by a whisker to an environmentalist, said it accepted its candidate Norbert Hofer had been defeated, but would examine what it called numerous reports of voting irregularities.
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The parties had earlier pledged more cooperation at a meeting hosted by Heinz-Christian Strache, whose Freedom Party (FPO) came within a whisker of winning the Austrian presidency last month and is now challenging the result.
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The dollar's strength also helped it gain to within a whisker of hitting a 3-1/2 month high versus the Japanese yen while major currencies elsewhere traded within tight ranges ahead of U.S. retail sales.
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MELBOURNE, Aug 30 (Reuters) - London copper was treading water a whisker from its highest level in three years on Wednesday as a dollar rebound slowed a rally in prices based on China's robust housing and manufacturing growth.
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While the Nasdaq came within a whisker of bear market territory on Thursday, other segments of the market, including the Russell 2000 small-cap benchmark and the Dow Jones Transport Average are already in bear market territory.
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The Finns Party, an anti-immigrant, Eurosceptic party previously known in English as the True Finns, surged in the final weeks and took 17.5% of the vote, just a whisker behind the winning Social Democrats at 17.7%.
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Two polls on Monday suggested support for Britain staying in the European Union had recovered some ground following the murder of a pro-EU lawmaker, but a third found support for a "Brexit" ahead by a whisker.
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The partially convertible rupee is Asia's worst performing currency so far this year, and on Tuesday it briefly weakened to 6.603 per dollar, just a whisker away for the all time low of 72.99 struck last week.
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Equivalent U.S. Treasury yields were straining for their lowest in almost three years too, gold climbed to a fresh six-year high and the yen stayed within a whisker of a seven-month peak versus the dollar.
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Macron, 39, has enjoyed a boost in recent polls, which show him cementing his position as the presidential election's "third man" and within a whisker of reaching the crucial second round runoff to be held in May.
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Designed by EwingCole, the space includes a classroom and a discovery room, where children can handle objects ranging from a toothpick made from a walrus whisker to a 10-pound ball used in the Aztec game ulama.
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After hitting a five-month low on Wednesday and having got within a whisker of a 5-1/2-year trough, the Chinese yuan edged up a touch to 6.5786 yuan per dollar in the onshore market .
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Sterling jumped to as high as $1.3606 after the data, up from $1.3518 beforehand, and leaving it just a whisker away from a high of $1.3618 reached on Monday, which had been its highest since the Brexit vote.
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The euro climbed as high as $13 to beat the previous day's high by a whisker, while London FTSE, Frankfurt's DAX and the CAC in Paris pushed up 21 percent, 2261.56 and 21 percent respectively in share markets.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The nearly man of South African politics, deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa, took a big step towards the top job on Monday when he was elected by a whisker as head of the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
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Two opinion polls on Monday suggested support for Britain staying in the European Union had recovered some ground following the murder of a pro-EU lawmaker, but a third poll found support for a "Brexit" ahead by a whisker.
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Short-dated U.S. Treasury yields are up by about 20 basis points (bps) in a week, pushing two-year government yields to 2.50 percent and within a whisker of a decade high of the 2.59 percent hit last month.
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There is of course a story, or at least a whisker-thin excuse for one, that finds Mr. Johnson's character, Will, a security analyst, visiting Hong Kong on business with his surgeon wife, Sarah (Neve Campbell), and their twins.
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They are coming off three consecutive bowl victories and a school-record 22010 wins last season, and came within a whisker of their biggest victory in half a century in Saturday's 217-2125 double-overtime loss at then-No.
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The report sparked a wild ride on Wall Street on Monday, with the blue-chip Dow Industrials falling more than 210 points from its high and the benchmark S&P 500 closing within a whisker of confirming correction territory.
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The rise brings southern exports within a whisker of the record high of 3.51 million bpd seen in December 2016, the last month before an output cut agreement led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries took effect.
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MSCI's emerging market equity benchmark fell 0.4 percent to a three-week low in its seventh straight day in the red, edging to within a whisker of its lowest level since July 2017 and firmly back in bear territory.
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In his book, Guillaume Serina tells the tantalising story of the Reykjavik summit between the Soviet and American leaders, Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan, who came within a whisker of a ten-year deal to eliminate both countries' arsenals.
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Investors also said the steep pullback in recent months, which has seen the Nasdaq confirm a bear market and the S&P 73 come within a whisker of doing so, may have created some bargains that are attracting buyers.
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The rats could have used any sense data to perform the task — from feeling the wind on their fur or sticking their little rat noses into the wind — but it was clear the whisker usage was far better at the task.
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Amid servings of sausages, beer and white wine spritzer, Kurz's acolytes at the People's Party (OVP) election celebrations sounded enthusiastic about working with the anti-immigration Freedom Party, which got around 26 percent, within a whisker of the Social Democrats.
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The investment vehicle owned by Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman disclosed last month it had built up a 29 percent stake, taking it within a whisker of the 30 percent threshold at which Spanish law dictates an investor must launch a takeover.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German inflation jumped to within a whisker of the European Central Bank target in December, hitting the highest level in more than three years and providing the euro zone bank with evidence its loose monetary policy is working.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) only by a whisker.
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In Sunday's nail biter election, Moreno, a disabled former vice president, was a whisker short of the 40 percent of valid votes and a 10 percentage point difference over the nearest rival to avoid a second round vote on April 2.
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In 2002, scientists installed a tiny glass window in the skulls of adult mice and trimmed every other whisker; they were able to watch as the spatial-processing center in the mouse brains reconfigured itself to compensate for the sensory damage.
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The Blue Samurai came within a whisker of giving Asia their first quarter-finalists since the continent first hosted the tournament in 2002 before Belgium came from two goals down to knock them out with a last-gasp Nacer Chadli strike.
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The report sparked a wild ride on Wall Street on Monday, with the Dow falling more than 13 points from its high and the S&P 500 closing within a whisker of confirming correction territory, continuing a turbulent month for equities.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt) by a whisker this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Palladium prices are within a whisker of breaking above $213,218 an ounce for the first time, with a gaping supply deficit fuelling a remarkable run that has seen the autocatalyst metal more than quadruple in value since 22010.
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Despite having the better of Maldonado during the opening minutes of the first stanza, landing some heavy punches in among a prolonged flurry which largely landed on his opponent's arms, Emelianenko was within a whisker of being stopped by his counterpart.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling on Friday slipped to a whisker off recent five-month lows against the euro after Brexiteer Boris Johnson moved closer to becoming British prime minister, worrying investors that his government would make a no-deal Brexit more likely.
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Both are solidly in Trump's "must win" column, so if any one of those two states turn out to be whisker close or going into the Clinton column, then Trump's chances in the entire election will most likely be dashed very early.
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On Thursday, yields on 103-year German government bonds held at minus 42.6 basis points, a whisker above a record low of minus 43.3 bps hit on Wednesday and more than 2 bps below the ECB's deposit rate at minus 40 bps.
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And though a third poll put those wanting to leave were ahead by a whisker, bookmakers and betting exchanges - watched closely by investors - now put the chances of a "Brexit" at around 24 percent, down from 40 percent just five days ago.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Having been in soccer's doldrums for nearly half a century, Hungary are a whisker away from reaching the Euro 2016 knockout stages after a patient and almost forgotten approach bore fruit in a 1-1 draw against Hungary on Saturday.
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Even if Opel's revenue of 17.7 billion euros doesn't grow at all, taxing the resulting 350 million euros of operating profit at 26 percent suggests a return on investment of around 9.4 percent - a whisker away from Peugeot's stated cost of capital.
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Tunisia were whisker away from a springing a major upset and progressing to the second group stage but ran out of steam in the home straight, as they failed to score in the last four minutes of a frantic contest against Puerto Rico.
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Britain bagged gold medals in both the men's and women's team pursuit in Rio, but Australia's Sam Welsford, Cameron Meyer, Kelland O'Brien and Alexander Porter came within a whisker of breaking the world record set by the British men at the Olympics.
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In a dramatic session that also saw the benchmark S&P 500 come within a whisker of dropping into bear market territory, oil prices surged, boosting sentiment for risk assets such as stocks and underpinning a 6.2 percent gain for energy shares .
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In a dramatic session that also saw the benchmark S&P 500 come within a whisker of dropping into bear market territory, oil prices surged, boosting sentiment for risk assets such as stocks and underpinning a 6.2 percent gain for energy shares .SPNY.
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He won in 2016 by a whisker, few of his supporters have since deserted him, and the benefits of incumbency, in terms of name recognition, the mystique of the office and the many opportunities it presents to blend governing and campaigning, have long been recognised.
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Elsewhere the 10-year German government bond yield touched a new six week low of -0.083%, within a whisker of the 2-1/2 year low of -0.094% hit in late March on the back of trade war tensions and euro zone growth concerns.
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Lopez Obrador came within a whisker of taking the presidency in 2006, but public support for him fell away after he denounced the result and caused weeks of chaos in Mexico City with street protests, claiming he had been robbed by his PAN opponent.
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There is a heist aboard a speeding train, on an elevated mountain track, that has nothing to do with outer space and plenty to do with avoiding mortal peril by a whisker: precisely the sort of rampant gamble that Dr. Jones used to enjoy.
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Cat Person is supposed to deliver all of that, with an initial product lineup that includes high-protein cat food (wet food, dry food and treats), a modular cat bed ($80), a cat bowl ($40, designed to prevent whisker fatigue) and catnip toys ($7).
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MSCI's All Country World Index, which tracks stock markets in 2310.88 countries, traded within a whisker of Friday's two-month high after Hong Kong's Hang Seng ended a half day of trade up 29 percent while Australian shares and Japan's Nikkei ended half a percent higher.
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Springer nearly had two other assists, almost doubling Matt Carpenter off first after Brandon Moss' flyout in the sixth and coming within a whisker of cutting down Yadier Molina at the plate on Greg Garcia's pinch-hit RBI single in the seventh that snapped a scoreless tie.
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He and a number of other Wall Street analysts who have backed the company through last year's hype, underlined that the results were still strong, showing it within a whisker of generating a profit at a time when it is investing aggressively in production and launches globally.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Friday to within a whisker of the three-and-a-half month highs hit earlier this week, as investor concern about Turkey's economy were compounded by fears of a global trade war.
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"Chevron has a disposal target of $5 billion to $10 billion between 2018 and 2020... This transaction will bring Chevron within a whisker of hitting the low end of its target range over a year early," Tom Ellacott, senior vice president of corporate analysis at consultancy Wood Mackenzie said.
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Last week started with the benchmark S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average coming within a whisker of a 20 percent decline from their closing high — also known as bear market territory — before rallying after Christmas to end the week higher after three straight weeks of losses.
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She came within a whisker of winning not just thanks to her own considerable charisma, but also because she'd spent years leading an unprecedented voter-registration effort, known as the New Georgia Project, and ultimately brought out 800,000 more Democratic voters in 2018 than in the 2014 midterms.
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News of the deal sent sterling surging to a five-month high and within a whisker of $1.30 before retreating sharply as traders worried that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson might fail to get lawmakers to support the Brexit plan, plunging the country into another round of uncertainty.
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Even if Opel's revenue of 17.7 billion euros (about $18.7 billion) doesn't grow at all, taxing the resulting 354 million euros of operating profit at 26 percent suggests a return on that 2.8 billion-euro investment of around 9.4 percent — a whisker away from Peugeot's stated cost of capital.
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Benchmark 33-year Treasury yields were near the lowest in almost three years, gold was pinned close to six-year highs, and the yen was within a whisker of a seven-month peak versus the dollar in a sign of the heightened anxiety in financial markets already battered by global growth woes.
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Ten-year yields have seen their deepest fall this week since just after Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 21.01, and the spread between two-year and 25.5-year gilts narrowed to 35.0 basis points, within a whisker of a low of 34.7 basis points recorded in August 2016.
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" By "everything" they meant: "lady fingers, fuzz buttles, snicker bombs, church burners, finger blasters, gut busters, zippity do das, crap flappers, whistlin' bung-holes, no spleen splitters, whisker biscuits, honkey lighters, hoosker doos, hoosker don'ts, cherry bombs, nipsy daisers, with or without the scooter stick, and just one single whistlin' kitty chaser.
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Benchmark 23-year Treasury yields were near the lowest in almost three years, gold was pinned close to six-year highs, and the yen was within a whisker of a seven-month peak versus the dollar in a sign of the heightened anxiety in financial markets already battered by global growth woes.
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Benchmark 20.9697-year Treasury yields were near the lowest in almost three years, gold was pinned close to six-year highs, and the yen was within a whisker of a seven-month peak versus the dollar in a sign of the heightened anxiety in financial markets already battered by global growth woes.
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The index is up nearly 2 percent so far this week after falling in the previous week The blue-chip index has risen 10 percent since its pre-Brexit level - and more than 15 percent from its post-Brexit low - and has come within a whisker of its historic high of 7,233.
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Stacey Abrams: Abrams, who came within a whisker of becoming the first black female governor in the country in 2018, is a name that often comes up as a finalist for Biden's VP. It makes sense: She is a high-profile African American woman who showed that a winning coalition (or pretty darn close) in a longtime Republican stronghold in the south.
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Sanders didn't even think he had a chance to win when he entered the 2628 race but he came within a whisker of taking the Democratic nod away from the prohibitive favorite, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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At the time of writing a five day old update of of Instagram's iOS app already features the new construction — although it looks far more dark pattern than splashy rebrand, with just the faintest whisker of grey text at the base of the screen to disclose that you're about to be sucked into the Facebook empire (vs a giant big blue 'Create new account' button winking to be tapped up top… ) Here's the landing screen — with the new branding.
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Here are the best cat bowls you can buy:Best cat food bowl overall: Dr. Catsby's Whisker Relief Cat BowlBest affordable cat food bowl: OurPets Durapet Stainless Steel Cat Dish Best double cat food bowl: URPOWER Stainless Steel Pet Feeder Best interactive cat feeder: Northmate Catch Interactive Feeder for Cats Best elevated cat food bowl: Necoichi Raised Cat Bowl Best gravity feeder cat bowl: Bergan Petite Gourmet FeederUpdated on 10/25/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated links, prices, and formatting.
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Writing on apocalyptic rhetoric in American elections, sociologist Daniel Whisker noted that there's a discernible shift in the way Americans talk about these themes over time: These apocalyptic themes — the minions of Satan, their empire on earth, the persecution of the elect and the coming millennium — are as old as the American republic, but since the second world war, their periodic recurrence has been replaced by a continuously rising eschatological panic… 21st century apocalypticism is distinguished from most 20th century versions of the paranoid style by the conflation of the religious and the political themes at work … The increased political significance of religious identity since the onset of the "culture wars," the migration of protestants from traditional denominations to evangelicalism, and the revived rhetoric of opposition between Christianity and Islam since 2000, has entrenched Christian apocalyptic themes in current versions of the paranoid style.
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