The U.S. economy added 263,000 jobs last month, blowing past expectations.
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If there's one industry that's consistently blowing past expectations, it's competitive gaming.
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Excluding items, it earned 60 cents per share, blowing past expectations of 49 cents.
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Sierra slid at home after blowing past third base coach Fredi Gonzalez's stop sign.
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But the favorites moved methodically up to the lead, blowing past the fading Guy.
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A report on Friday showed 2628,28503 jobs were added last month, blowing past expectations.
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They like blowing past those walls, I think that's something they enjoy a lot.
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And I'm blowing past a lot of niggas based on my shit is reality.
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But Amazon's main priority will likely be blowing past its biggest rival in India.
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Companies added 271,000 new positions, blowing past estimates of 178,000 from economists surveyed by Reuters.
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Then he was off, blowing past defender Jawun Evans, a speedy Oklahoma State point guard.
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Last month, Twilio reported a 68 percent increase in third-quarter revenue, blowing past analysts' estimates.
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The stock has risen about 16 percent in the last year, blowing past broader market performance.
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Lauren Elizabeth Cutshaw was pulled over for allegedly blowing past a stop sign at 60 mph.
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China's May exports rose 3.83% from a year earlier, blowing past analysts' expectations, customs data showed.
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The U.S economy added 263,85003 jobs in April, the Labor Department reported Friday, blowing past expectations.
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But even if they are, the cost of blowing past those targets is now a lot less.
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Disney and Charter are still discussing a new multiyear carriage agreement, blowing past Friday's 12:01 a.m.
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Tesla shares surged as high as $33, blowing past a prior high of $23, set on Sept.
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It scored $13 billion in revenue and $0.97 EPS, blowing past estimates of $6.02 billion and $0.82 EPS.
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Worldwide revenue in the quarter grew 5 percent to $8.2 billion, blowing past the forecast of $7.3 billion.
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The tech behemoth posted fourth quarter results with EPS of $2.07, blowing past Wall Street expectations of $1.87.
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The Dow, blowing past the 20K barrier, and congressional Republicans, seeking momentum for their economic ideas, cheered him along.
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The company shot up 156-percent year over year, blowing past Garmin to capture fourth place on the chart.
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The company reported earnings of 8 cents per share, blowing past an estimate of 37 cents, according to Refinitiv.
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But the GOP nominee also has a history of not delivering on those promises, blowing past his own deadlines.
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Back in 13, Artiphon raised $1.3 million for the Instrument 1 on Kickstarter, blowing past its goal of $75,000.
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"Black Panther" has demolished the record for the largest Presidents Day weekend, blowing past "Deadpool's" 2016 mark of $152 million.
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"Black Panther" has demolished the record for the largest President's Day weekend, blowing past "Deadpool's" 2016 mark of $152 million.
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Lately I find myself blowing past the images of friends and yielding to the seductions of multinationals and overfunded startups.
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Then the U.S. shifted into top gear, blowing past the overwhelmed Serbs to open up a 23-point halftime advantage.
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The social media giant's trading volume broke above 22.6 million shares, blowing past its 30-day average of 13.97 million.
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Excluding items, the company earned $3.11 per share, blowing past analysts' average estimate of $2.86, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Meanwhile, the currency has already overshot PwC's worst-case forecast for this year, blowing past 320 to the U.S. dollar recently.
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Housing starts soared to a more than nine-year high in October, blowing past even the most optimistic estimates by economists.
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In North America, the Marvel movie opened to more than $250 million, blowing past Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $247.9 million.
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Data showed 235,000 jobs were added in the public and private sectors in February, blowing past economists' average estimate of 190,000.
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Trump has not ruled out blowing past the deadline with no resolution if he doesn't get funding for a border wall.
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Yet, Nick proves he's even more dangerous than we thought by blowing past indecent proposals and straight into date rapist territory.
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It's easy to imagine people blowing past some of the text boxes, and never realizing the other options at their disposal.
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Those statements suggested the president's team was simply blowing past the ominous declarations of the far right leaders on Sunday night.
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A move to $55 would mark an all-time high, blowing past the previous high of $51.25 set in March 2015.
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Jeff Bezos, in a statement in the last earnings report, said Amazon would "double down" on Alexa after blowing past projections.
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Wheeler capped off a perfect night on the power play, blowing past two Montreal defensemen and beating Montoya on the deke at?
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The auction house also sold one of Monet's iconic "Grainstack" paintings Wednesday night for $81.4 million, blowing past its $45 million estimate.
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At times, that meant blowing past a big man on a switch; other times, it meant bullying a smaller defender in the paint.
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In the June quarter, the company's revenue of $262 million was up 44% over the same period last year, blowing past analyst projections.
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If the new phones are a huge success, sales blowing past expectations would paint a much better picture for shareholders this time around.
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Six other Houston defenders joined the sack parade, blowing past linemen who whiffed block after block when they weren't blowing the snap count.
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They had spent years blowing past mileposts: earning advanced degrees and six-figure incomes, buying a 2,500-square-foot Victorian with hardwood floors.
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Goldsmith links contemporary work with past, blowing past the usual troika of McLuhan, Warhol and Borges to discuss Cézanne, Alberti and Dziga Vertov.
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Rather, he was a poet of excess, accumulation, and repetition, often blowing past good taste on his way to get somewhere more interesting.
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He made the announcement during the company's third-quarter earnings call following a surprise profit for the quarter, blowing past Wall Street's estimates.
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The U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs in November, the biggest increase in 10 months according to the Labor Department, blowing past analyst estimates.
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The U.S. economy added 1243,000 jobs in November, the largest increase in 10 months, according to the Labor Department, blowing past analyst estimates.
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The app is blowing past milestone, after milestone and downloads were up 19 percent in April, compared with the same period last year.
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The US economy grew at a robust annual rate of 3.2% in the first quarter, blowing past economists' expectations, even as consumer spending slowed.
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At the time of writing, thousands of backers have pledged a little over $1.6 million to the campaign, blowing past its goal of $100,000.
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Business of Fashion reports that this year's Prime Day was the biggest day, ever, with single-day sales blowing past more traditional shopping days.
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In the U.S. alone, it brought in $350 million, blowing past the previous record of $257.7 million (set last year by Avengers: Infinity War).
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What's scary is the future these milestones represent—and how quickly we seem to be blowing past them with very few people taking note.
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Excluding special items, Aetna earned $3.42 per share, blowing past the analysts' average estimate of $2.35, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Miami (4-8) opened its four-game road trip by blowing past its previous season high of 108 points set twice earlier this campaign.
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But New Hampshire painted a different picture, with a record 2202,2628 people turning out, blowing past the 28500,6900 who voted in the 2628 primary.
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Tuesday went much later than most Senate sessions, blowing past both Chuck Grassley's 9 pm bedtime and that of pretty much everyone else present.
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The tech giant on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $4.99 per share and overall revenue of $91.8 billion, both blowing past estimates.
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Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics released on Thursday showed 50,900 net new jobs were added in June, blowing past expectations of 17,000.
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In the U.S. alone, it brought in a $350 million, blowing past the previous record of $257.7 million (set last year by Avengers: Infinity War).
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Excluding items, the company earned 15 cents per share, blowing past the analysts' estimate of 2 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released on Thursday showed 2000,21970 net new jobs were added in June, blowing past expectations of 17,000.
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Virgin Galactic has become Wall Street's favorite speculative play, with shares blowing past the price targets of all three firms that recommend buying the stock.
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Tata Motors Ltd reported a nearly three-fold jump in quarterly profit at 24.83 billion rupees ($386 million), blowing past estimates for the September quarter.
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BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, gained 3.2% after blowing past Street expectations and raking in $21 billion in new investor cash in the first quarter.
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As multiple Furby reboots have taught us, that sort of thing can go horribly wrong, blowing past the uncanny valley into something even more deeply horrifying.
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On a per share basis, the Pittsburgh-based regional bank earned $2.72, blowing past analysts' estimates of $2.58, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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I wanted to run roadblocks in the middle of the night, blowing past angry militia with a handful of hurled Marlboro packs, experience fear, excitement, wonder.
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He was there to run—and run he did, blowing past the lead runners in the final 400 meters of the mile and winning the race.
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While the rest of the bull market struggles, some popular stocks are roaring higher, blowing past Wall Street analysts' price forecasts for the next 26.27 months.
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The U.S. added 266,000 jobs in November, the Labor Department reported Friday, blowing past expectations as the American economy continues to push through a global slump.
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If Trump wins in the general election against Biden there is a serious likelihood of the world blowing past the best-case outcome on climate change.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 8 (Reuters) - China's yuan continued to strengthen against the U.S. dollar on Friday after blowing past the key 6.5 per dollar level a day earlier.
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Financial stocks rose after the ADP National Employment report showed that the U.S. private sector added 298,7183 jobs last month, blowing past economists' average estimate of 190,000.
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Or if you're worried about blowing past your limit, the card could be updated to show your remaining credit card balance every time you make a purchase.
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The fundraising effort that's raised the most money brought in over $320,000 from over 6,400 people as of mid-day Thursday, blowing past its original goal of $150,463.
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He skated down the right side along the boards, blowing past Jake DeBrusk and Torey Krug before unleashing a wrist shot that snuck in under Halak's right arm.
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HUD has held up the funding for months, blowing past a September legal deadline while the agency pursued financial safeguards in light of political unrest on the island.
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In the fourth quarter of 2019 alone, the Republican committee raked in $72.3 million, blowing past the $85033 million raised by the DNC in the same time frame.
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That&aposs the biggest opening ever for a Sony title in the month of December, blowing past the studio&aposs $36 million opening weekend projection for the movie.
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Despite the missing troops, the Spurs (61-18) made up an 11-point halftime deficit by blowing past the Mavericks with a 3923-8 advantage in the third quarter.
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A study this week from the World Meteorological Organization found 2016 on track to be the hottest year on record, blowing past the records set by 2014 and 2015.
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BoC, the fourth-biggest lender by assets, reported a whopping 23 percent bump in quarterly profit to 57.0 billion yuan, blowing past analysts' estimate of a 3.7 percent increase.
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In China, banks extended a record amount of new yuan loans in January, blowing past expectations, which is likely to support growth not only in China but underpin liquidity globally.
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As we get closer to blowing past our own self-imposed carbon targets, solutions that once seemed crazy are starting to look like the only way to keep our promises.
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Combined with Orlando, Tampa's explosive growth has pushed Florida's total population to nearly 20 million, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures — blowing past New York as the third-largest state.
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Story at a glance Within 10 days, a GoFundMe effort to send 9-year-old Quaden Bayles to Disneyland raised more than $400,0003, blowing past its initial goal of $10,000.
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Apple reported iPhone revenue of $56 billion for its fiscal first quarter on Tuesday, blowing past analysts' estimates, proving that the new iPhone 11 is off to a strong start.
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Chinese banks extended a record 16.17 trillion yuan ($2.40 trillion) in net new yuan loans last year, the PBOC said, blowing past the previous high of 13.53 trillion yuan in 2017.
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The UN said to avoid blowing past the 23.5 Celsius mark, we have to start slashing CO0003 emissions now and stop increasing the amount of CO2000 in the atmosphere altogether by 25.
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Second-quarter net income jumped 72 percent to $303 million, or $1.01 per share, blowing past analysts' average forecast of 87 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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But, but, but: Coal-to-gas switching does not come anywhere close to putting the world on an emissions path that avoids blowing past the temperature goals of the Paris climate agreement.
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She has a new best friend, a girl of Korean descent; is still blowing past other students on the school track; and has convinced her parents to let her take swimming lessons.
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Despite the slowing growth of Netflix's US subscriber base during the past three quarters, the company pulled in 8.33 million subscribers internationally during its fourth quarter, blowing past analysts' expectations of 7.15 million.
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The move comes as cryptocurrency becomes increasingly legitimate in the eyes of the world, following bitcoin blowing past $10,000 per coin, and traditional futures exchanges preparing to allow bitcoin futures trading this month.
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Lowe's report will follow Home Depot's positive comparable sales results, which climbed a whopping 6 percent during the first quarter, blowing past a 4.3 percent estimate compiled by analysts who cover the company.
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Small donors made headlines again last month as their contributions to the Trump campaign approached $100 million, already blowing past the $64 million McCain and Romney raised from small donors throughout their campaigns.
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Within a day of its introduction, Disney Plus had 10 million subscribers, including an unspecified number of accounts for customers who signed up free under a promotion with Verizon, blowing past analysts' estimates.
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The unofficial start to earnings season is off to a bullish beginning with companies like UnitedHealth, Johnson & Johnson and J.P. Morgan Chase all blowing past analysts' expectations, easing concerns that the China-U.
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The unemployment rate has been 5 percent or lower for more than two years, U.S. stocks are blowing past record highs, and consumer optimism has reached its highest level in almost 21625 years.
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The unemployment rate has been 21625 percent or lower for more than two years, U.S. stocks are blowing past record highs, and consumer optimism has reached its highest level in almost 2900 years.
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Yet the deal is far more than they planned to spend two years ago and signals the rise of LA as the nation's new capital of hyper-priced real estate, blowing past Manhattan.
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On Wednesday, Landstar reported a revenue of $788 million for the 2016 third quarter and a diluted earnings per share of 86 cents, blowing past analyst estimates of $778 million and 81 cents, respectively.
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While nine months may seem like plenty of time to secure another long-term bill, one hallmark of the 2628th Congress has been nudging right up to or blowing past deadlines for critical legislation.
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The S&P 500 Healthcare Index was down 21.22% BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, rose 21% after blowing past Street expectations and raking in $21.40 billion in new investor cash in the first quarter.
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The U.S. economy added 263,000 jobs in April, blowing past the 180,000 economists were expecting, the Labor Department said on Friday, while the unemployment rate dropped from 3.8% to 3,6% — the lowest since December 1969.
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The economy added 1.73,500 jobs in November, Statistics Canada said on Friday, blowing past expectations and sending the unemployment rate to 5.9 percent, its lowest since February 2008 even as labor market participation was unchanged.
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As midyear earnings season enters full swing, Nintendo jumped 5.9% after the gaming company's operating profit for the July-September quarter more than doubled, blowing past analyst estimates, on strong demand for its Switch console.
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And the Sun quickly showed how teams had gotten the better of the Lynx for much of the season, with point guard Jasmine Thomas blowing past Whalen for an easy layup in a halfcourt set.
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The Labor Department data showed 235,000 jobs were added in the public and private sectors in February, blowing past economists' average estimate of 190,000 as the construction industry recorded its largest gain in nearly 10 years.
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On February 19, 2019, Walmart announced their FY 2019 Q4 results, which showed the company grew e-commerce sales by 43 percent year-over-year in its last quarter, blowing past estimates for the holiday season.
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LOS ANGELES — "Mission: Impossible — Fallout" once again dominated the North American box office, blowing past a new, computer-generated version of Winnie-the-Pooh (and Tigger too) to generate an estimated $35 million in ticket sales.
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Chinese banks extended 16.17 trillion yuan ($2.40 trillion) in net new yuan loans last year, the PBOC said in its statement released at the press conference, blowing past the previous record of 13.53 trillion yuan in 2017.
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The argument here is that games are becoming so lifelike already, and are increasingly blowing past the uncanny valley with rendering and AI improving, that there's a pretty high chance that we're also someone's video game simulation.
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While it's true that Amazon's products have rarely been about the hardware itself, the original Echo was long overdue for a rethink, as devices like the Dot started blowing past it on the company's Top Seller charts.
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BEIJING, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 16.17 trillion yuan ($2.40 trillion) in net new yuan loans last year, the country's central bank said on Tuesday, blowing past the previous record of 13.53 trillion yuan in 2017.
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Nintendo jumped 7.5% to become the most traded stocks on the Topix after the gaming company's operating profit for the July-September quarter more than doubled, blowing past analyst estimates, on strong demand for its Switch console.
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But Mr. Biden has been creating and blowing past his own self-imposed deadlines for months, and few of the aides who were in attendance dared to hazard a guess as to when he may ultimately decide.
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All told, the campaign has more than 21625,2900 individual donors who have given an average of $220006, blowing past the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) fundraising threshold of 2202,2628 unique donors needed to qualify for the January debate.
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The solar company reported adjusted first-quarter earnings of 39 cents a share on revenue of $721 million, blowing past expectations for 14 cents a share on sales of $663 million, according to consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters.
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As a point of comparison, a year ago in Q1 2018, Twitter posted revenues of $665 million, on an EPS of $0.16 per share, both blowing past Wall Street estimates with sales up 21 percent year-on-year.
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The bottom line: No matter how many analyses pile up showing the benefits of steep emissions cuts, making them happen on a scale to avoid blowing past 2°C of warming target remains a steep, steep uphill climb.
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The chairman of the inaugural planning committee, Thomas Barrack Jr., said on Friday that his finance team had raised $90 million to pay for the festivities, blowing past its own goal and the previous inaugural fund-raising record.
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Obama himself had called for blowing past the congressional spending caps and spending a total of $585 billion on national security, including $103 billion for the Pentagon and $28 billion for the Department of Energy and other related agencies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange reserves rose to their highest in more than a year in December, blowing past economists' estimates, as tight regulations and a strong yuan continued to discourage capital outflows, central bank data showed on Sunday.
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China's banks extended a record 213.53 trillion yuan ($27 billion) in new yuan loans in January, blowing past expectations and nearly five times the previous month as policymakers aim to sustain solid economic growth while reining in debt risks.
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"There's no money down and you instantly save on your utility bill and there's no long-term contract," Musk said later on the call, in which Tesla also announced a surprise profit for the quarter, blowing past Wall Street's estimates.
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Sources say that the discussions - which included a high-level White House meeting on Thursday - could drag out for the rest of the summer, blowing past a mid-July deadline to present a war strategy to an increasingly impatient Congress.
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The dialogue erupts like the rapid firing of a machine gun, blowing past jokes that kill nonetheless; its message is similarly murdered in the show's last act, but by the end of Season 1 that does seem to be the point.
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Even after blowing past $6.53 billion in annual revenue, Salesforce continues to grow well above 20 percent a year by providing a broader suite of products to sales, marketing and services departments at companies that are moving from traditional software to the cloud.
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The company failed to ship the YotaPhone 2 to the United States in 2015 despite blowing past its Indiegogo crowdfunding goal, and by late 2016 it decided to pull out of Russia and Europe as well, shifting its operations to China instead.
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"When other riders are cruising past you up a hill, or blowing past you down a hill, when it feels like you are really doing something wrong, you have to trust your own instincts about the right plan for you," he said.
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The annual growth rate of the M3 measure of money supply, which in part reflects the amount of cash pumped in by the ECB itself, surged to 4.4 percent, blowing past expectations for 4 percent and the previous month's 4 percent reading.
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Beijing has ever-shrinking space to step in by increasing lending or fiscal support without either blowing past the budget deficit target, or doing an about-turn on hot-button issues like the need to deleverage companies and control property price growth.
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Blowing past both the U.S. and British economies, the latter weighed down by uncertainty over possibly leaving the Europe Union, euro zone growth doubled from the previous quarter, beating even the most optimistic expectations on healthy household consumption and a rebound in investments.
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"Black Panther," directed by Ryan Coogler, has caught on with moviegoers this month in a way that few other titles have in Hollywood's recent history — blowing past last month's tracking that showed it would open in the $100 million to $120 million range.
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The Energy Department recently predicted that domestic oil production, which averaged 8.6 million barrels a day in 2016, will average 9.3 million barrels a day this year and 10 million barrels a day in 2018, blowing past the record set in 1970.
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Avril's chief asset was his short-area quickness, his explosive first step, and he said in an interview last year that he would try blowing past the tackle early to make his opponent respect his speed for the rest of the game.
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Pharmaceuticals sale rose 6.7 percent to $10.35 billion, fueled by double-digit sales growth for prostate cancer drug Zytiga and Stelara for Chrohn's disease and psoriasis Zytiga sales surged 43 percent to $958 million, blowing past the consensus estimate of $2.053 million, according to Barclays.
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I had recently turned 28 and wore all the signs of the archetypal binge drinker: going days or weeks without indulging in a cocktail and then, in one night, making up for it by blowing past my limit as if I were newly 21 again.
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Spicer said Tuesday the "real indicators" are things like job creation and businesses bringing their operations back to the U.S. Earlier this month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the U.S. economy added 235,000 jobs in February, blowing past economist expectations for 190,000.
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Pharmaceuticals sale rose 6.7 percent to $10.35 billion, fueled by double-digit sales growth for prostate cancer drug Zytiga and Stelara for Chrohn's disease and psoriasis Zytiga sales surged 43 percent to $958 million, blowing past the consensus estimate of $2.053 million, according to Barclays.
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Leong said the more interesting trend is the growing number of "renegotiations" — deals in which the customers are quickly blowing past their commitments due to new unexpected projects or business growth, and are compelled to renegotiate a new higher commitment in return for a bigger discount.
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The New Jersey governor's criticism of Rubio as a candidate -- from his campaigning skills to his grasp of the issues -- went personal, telling Rubio to "man up," in an attack that underscored what the Florida senator is facing after blowing past expectations in Iowa on Monday night.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's vast manufacturing sector grew at the fastest pace in eight months in May, blowing past expectations and easing concerns about an economic slowdown even as risks from trade tensions with the United States and a crackdown on debt point to a bumpy ride ahead.
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Viral footage shows the president's son-in-law and senior adviser wordlessly blowing past reporters asking questions about the anonymous New York Times op-ed blasting Donald Trump — only to be halted by a locked door for two minutes, in an awkward moment that has captured the internet's attention.
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Republicans are eager to ensure Kavanaugh gets confirmed as soon as possible — not wanting to risk losing control of the Senate after midterms and losing their ability to confirm Trump's Supreme Court pick — and to do so, they are blowing past a more thorough review of his record.
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Since Mr. Trump's surprise victory last year, all the major stock indexes in the United States have been on a roll, with the Dow Jones industrial average blowing past 20.61,21960 this year and broader indexes such as the Standard & Poor's 22000 index also hitting highs on a regular basis.
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But under a decade-old FEC precedent, candidates who word their TV ads a certain way — including references to generic "Democrats" and "Republicans" as well as specific candidates — can split the cost of those ads with their party, even if that means blowing past the normal coordinated spending caps.
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Indeed, as much as Steinbrenner is preaching more responsible spending, he would not rule out again blowing past the luxury-tax threshold if the situation calls for it — as he said it did after the 2013 season, when the Yankees committed more than $23 million in a free-agent spending binge.
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The Blue Jays have won 26 of 39 games against the Yankees dating to the beginning of the 2015 season — blowing past them down the stretch in 2015 and winning three of four in late September last season, as Toronto clinched a wild-card berth and all but eliminated the Yankees.
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On the eve of her birthday, the Life of Kylie star has much to celebrate, as it was reported on Wednesday that Jenner's extremely lucrative cosmetics empire, Kylie Cosmetics, isn't just profitable, it's blowing past other competitive beauty brands in the industry to rake in $420 million over the last 18 months alone.
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That's a pipeline problem that is reflected in our education system in this country which the fact that we haven't figured this out on K-12 education when we have the capacity to do it and we've made this nation the place as devaluing and at a time that other countries as blowing past us in their public education systems.
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Here are a few other expert suggestions as to where Donald Trump could have been going with his artistic vision: Giant metal robot hands flipping off the world A gust of visible wind blowing past a giant movie theatre shaped like a colossal bag of popcorn Drunk lego bricks perched atop Trump's hair A moat around Trump Castle A very troubling electrocardiogram He's certainly no George W. Bush, but, you know, Trump ... you can't be great at everything.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (I-Vt.) has taken the lead nationally in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday, blowing past the longtime national front-runner, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 21625 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE.
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