EB: It's similar to Breather, but a Breather is in an office space.
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Breather's new CEO Bryan Murphy / Breather Press Kit Breather's new CEO Bryan Murphy / Breather Press Kit Breather, the platform that provides on-demand private workspace, announced today that it has appointed Bryan Murphy as its new CEO.
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KS: What's the biggest difference between what your competitors do — there's day use, hotels by day, even Breather, and apparently you guys use Breather at The Verge?
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Until then, take a breather — no caucus next week.
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"Apparently I'm a loud breather," says Higgins with a laugh.
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LG: The Breather is a good example of this, too.
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Go deeper: Why Bitcoin's fall gives the planet a breather
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Yields moved higher Wednesday after taking a breather on Tuesday.
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Taking a breather, the Philadelphia Semiconductor index surged 2.69 percent.
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"So Ben is a very heavy mouth breather," she said.
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Songs now usually end sharply, with no breather or debate.
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An increase in well completions will come as a breather.
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Now he thought the public needed something of a breather.
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D'Arnaud remained on the move after taking a short breather.
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But I might take a little breather from some social media.
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For me, right now, it's just important to take a breather.
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To be a fire-breather or a bit of a square?
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Wirecutter loves Nest Bedding's Easy Breather for side- and back-sleepers.
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Harris wasn't alone in expecting the market to take a breather.
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Thankfully, for a brief and shining moment, we have a breather.
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She deals with a lot of anxiety and needed a breather.
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Now it seems like it's Sheeran's turn to take a breather.
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Take a breather and realize the similarities between the two presidents.
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The gains in home prices took a slight breather in March.
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"The market is taking a breather before next week," he said.
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He posted yesterday that he's taking a little breather from Twitter.
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I am quite fine, loving work and finally taking a breather.
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But don't be surprised if stocks take a breather next month.
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It's a breather from the suppression we live under, without fear.
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According to Gimple, we will get something of a breather next week.
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Megadeals will take a breather this year after 2018 marked massive consolidation.
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But Boroden says the probability suggests the rally will take a breather.
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Highly recommended on a weekend where we could all use a breather.
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Such data bolsters the case for the Fed to take a breather.
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This episode was a bit of a breather after last week's doomfest.
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S. stocks take breather, eyes on healthcare bill (Reporting by Helen Reid)
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So, before you frantically return the call, take a five-minute breather.
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She's gone to her sister's for "a breather" that lasts three weeks.
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You'll want it too, after you take a breather for this one.
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It's far from the first time he's taken an unscheduled breather onstage.
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Here We Go Again featurette clip to provide that much-needed breather.
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Angels manager Mike Scioscia said he wanted to give Young a breather.
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Manager Kevin Cash said he just wanted to give Forsythe a breather.
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After big advances in recent days, investors appeared to take a breather.
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"I'm getting a little breather, but hopefully I'll be back," he said.
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Taking a 10-minute breather in virtual Hawaii or Japan is joyful.
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"They can take a breather, bring their emotions back down," Wright said.
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Inside, Marie is able to take a breather and unload her frustrations.
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Let's take a breather from all the Oscar nomination discourse, shall we?
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So taking a breather again, doesn't feel like an option for him.
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The faster it runs, the greater the need to take a breather.
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In the U.S., the "Trump trade" appears to be taking a breather.
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I was actually quite spent creatively and should have taken a breather.
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It's been a fantastic summer, so I needed a bit of a breather.
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Let's take a breather for a second and go back to simpler times.
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"I think the markets are taking a bit of a breather," he said.
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We should also note that Breather has raised nearly $28 million from investors.
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But before you run away screaming from all these feelings, take a breather.
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That said, Breather is thinking outside the box when it comes to marketing.
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My coworker and I finally have a breather and get Chipotle for lunch.
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In the interim, companies may get the breather they have been desperate for.
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Sometimes we crave — even need — a healthy breather, wherever we can find it.
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Rob Connoley is taking a breather while waiting for me to catch up.
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This is a reason why a "breather" would not surprise us at all.
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Gold needs to consolidate on those higher levels and is taking a breather.
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"Sentiment has not shifted, the market is simply taking a breather," said Sandeep.
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Exhaustion and pain on his wrists also forced him to take a breather.
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I'd encourage you to check them all out when you need a breather.
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He has just had a minor motorbike accident and is taking a breather.
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However, the rally within the major indexes has taken a breather this week.
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But they can allow a breather while more permanent legislative reforms are enacted.
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He's planning on taking a short breather before deciding on his next move.
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I think it's okay to take a breather and store up new inspiration.
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"Consumers took a breather in August," said Chris Christopher of IHS Global Insight.
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The hope is that this time it is just a badly needed breather.
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I just needed a breather that felt like a life lived beyond tourism.
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Widening losses at the company, however, are encouraging investors to take a breather.
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The waivers are a rare breather in a hardened U.S. policy toward Iran.
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Captain Leon Smith may rest Murray and might even need a breather himself.
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Investors should take a breather before going whole hog into the Trump stock rally.
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The Seminoles get a six-day breather before taking on Manhattan in Sunrise, Fla.
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But the more I think about it, yes, Kushner should probably take a breather.
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If you think you're going to be sick, stop eating and take a breather.
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"There really is no breather, and they don't have Bautista right now," McCann said.
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We're taking a little bit of a breather now that we've released that episode.
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I've been a mouth breather my whole life, so you can imagine the image.
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There is nothing wrong with taking a breather — preferably before the shouting starts.5.
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"Gold is taking a well-deserved breather," Saxo Bank's head of commodity strategy said.
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It was clear to Cramer that the market was taking a breather on Thursday.
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He's, like, a real smacky eater and a mouth breather at the same time.
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Portrayed with smoking majesty by Ms. Clarke, Ma Rainey is always a fire-breather.
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Since pushing above $50 per barrel, crude has taken a bit of a breather.
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As the dollar took a breather on Monday, gold clawed back some lost ground.
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Riverdale took a breather after we discovered the identity of the Black Hood killer.
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It has been and always shall be the impregnable fortress of the mouth-breather.
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Stocks are taking a breather after a monster rally to begin the second quarter.
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With everything going on nowadays, just check out some rocks and take a breather.
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Hopefully it will give him a little breather for our series in St. Louis.
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The dollar took a breather from its overnight run-up against its Japanese counterpart.
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Investors worried about an economic peak should also take a breather, according to Stoltzfus.
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Reliance Communications' debt restructuring plan came as a breather to the investors and banks.
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Sources tell TMZ the rapper is taking a breather to deal with personal issues.
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If you can but tend not to, you may be an accidental mouth breather.
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It also would allow Americans a breather on filing their income taxes until July.
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He just needed some time for himself and his family to take a breather.
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Andrew Das: Belgium has slowed to a walk, but maybe they need a breather.
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Melanie Neiman, 28, is a project manager at Breather, a work space rental company.
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If Mr. Trump is rejected on Tuesday, the nation will have a momentary breather.
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He picked us up tonight and gave the relievers the breather they much needed.
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"Bank stocks were due for a breather," Edward Jones analyst Shannon Stemm told Reuters.
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Far from taking a breather, Edmondson is now likely to be working even harder.
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It finally slows back down for a minute, so that's nice for a breather.
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Soybeans took a breather after four sessions of gains, while corn was little changed.
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It's refreshing to take a breather from hardcore public feuding every so often, isn't it?
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After weeks of unrelenting chaos, the cybersecurity world took a little bit of a breather.
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Elsewhere, gold prices, which recently rose to a six-year high, are taking a breather.
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"We've had this very large rally without much of a breather since Christmas," Nolte said.
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It was clear to Jim Cramer that the market was taking a breather on Thursday.
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After finishing cutting "Purple Rain," Yoakam took a breather from recording to process the cover.
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Following a breather in 2013, Frankfurt too is showing clear signs of picking up momentum.
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In 2015, William Doyle took a momentary breather during a hectic tour to scroll online.
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If you're a heavy breather, just make sure to bend the mic out a bit.
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Take A Breather: Roadhog drinks from a flask that restores 300 health over 1 second.
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The major indexes have taken a breather this month from their rip-roaring, postelection rally.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z are taking a breather from their On the Run II tour.
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The rally took a breather this week as investors sought more clarity regarding Trump's policies.
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Given the media's fascination for this fire-breather, that means David Duke has a chance.
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The single currency took a breather from an overnight rally, easing 0.1 percent to $1.2396.
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But healthcare and utilities shares took a breather, as investors booked profits after recent gains.
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But turns out, Brown needed to take a breather during her trip down the carpet.
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Both indexes were taking a breather as weeks of gains made some stocks look pricey.
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The stock market's tax party took a breather Tuesday, just as Treasury yields snapped higher.
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BREATHER Britain's pound was stuck back below $1.32 despite better than expected services sector data.
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Consider this game a much-needed breather in the Dolphins' push back into postseason consideration.
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CreditCreditDaniel Dorsa for The New York Times The blockbusterization of Broadway is taking a breather.
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If anything, a trip to Argentina gives those back at the ranch a momentary breather.
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Futures trading before the market open on Thursday indicated that stocks might take a breather.
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Following a two-week breather, the Paralympics will begin August 25 and conclude September 6.
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Financials took a breather on Friday, in lacklustre trading, after a five-session winning run.
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The public editor's office will be shuttered next week as we take a quick breather.
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As the day was winding down, I decided to take a quick breather in this tank.
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"I went outside of my bus to try to catch a breather," he told Rolling Stone.
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Sometimes this means a short detox that gives them a much-needed breather from the internet.
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"Not only has the market returned handsomely, but risk has also taken a breather," he said.
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Consumers generally take a breather during the winter months, because the financial crisis taught them caution.
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It's certainly not impossible, although the genre may need a bit of a breather in 2017.
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After three months of almost non-stop hits, April feels like a breather for video games.
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After everything you've been through, you more than deserve to take a breather and kick back.
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He is likely to be used off the bench to give Red Sox outfielders a breather.
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In the meantime, just embrace being a mouth-breather, and know that this will eventually pass.
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Breather lets users book a workspace for as little as 30 minutes on very short notice.
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Asian markets traded mixed on Monday as dollar strength took a breather and oil prices surged.
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Maley also notes that based on the chart's pattern, the stock may soon take a breather.
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I'm just going to put it away, I can come back after I've had a breather.
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Witnesses tell us Bobby said he was driving around town, taking a breather after the birth.
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"a knight in chilling black armor (who should have been dubbed 'The Breather')" (The Denver Post).
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As for the groan-inducing lines, for some those chuckles will simply provide a welcome breather.
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"It was very important," Washington manager Dusty Baker said of Ross giving his bullpen a breather.
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Tencent also fell, taking a breather after jumping more than 60 percent so far this year.
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"The market is taking a breather," said Anna Rathbun, research director at CBIZ Retirement Plan Services.
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Commodity markets meanwhile were taking something of a breather after a flying start to the year.
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"Not only has the market returned handsomely, but risk has also taken a breather," Grohowski said.
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But it is to say that the company's valuation rocket may need to take a breather.
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Investors also shifted their focus toward earnings and data, taking a breather from trade war concerns.
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"I just needed a breather that felt like a life lived beyond tourism," our columnist writes.
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And it was possible to get halfway there only because he's taken a 10-year breather.
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After a record year for wildfires, the American West is hoping for a breather this summer.
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But it's left many on Wall Street wondering if the stock needs to take a breather.
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Investors appear to be taking a breather from bitcoin for now and looking at alternative cryptocurrencies.
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The market has simply grown exhausted and needs to take a breather to digest its gains.
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A fire breather named Reina Terror put on a show, and the ceiling caught on fire.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index took a breather after two sessions of gains.
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You should also "take a breather," recommends Ron Schlecht, managing partner at cybersecurity firm BTB Security.
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Stocks pared those gains in late trading on Thursday, underscoring how investors were taking a momentary breather.
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But since mid-December, the Trump rally has taken a breather and stocks have largely tread water.
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Before joining Breather, Murphy was the founder and president of direct-to-consumer mattress startup, Tomorrow Sleep.
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Put a shingle up on Fiverr and meet clients at a Breather you rent by the hour.
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Elvis takes a breather during a recording session with executive Steve Sholes (left) on April 217, 19773.
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Stocks closed marginally lower on Tuesday, taking a breather after posting strong gains to start off June.
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Following a bruising few days, some emerging currencies made the most of the dollar taking a breather.
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"You need that break during the day to de-stress and give yourself a breather," says Mauney.
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"I guess you could say it's kind of a mental break — a breather from Arizona," he said.
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After a breather I put the headset back on and played The Climb for about an hour.
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Following stellar gains in most of October, the dollar took a breather over the past few session.
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After a stronger-than-expected surge through much of the fall, homebuyers took a breather in November.
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Williams gave Guice a breather in the second half and finished with 0003 yards on 15 carries.
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Take a breather and avoid big groups on July 313, when the Sun opposes a retrograde Saturn.
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Stocks were little changed on Friday as investors took a breather following a wild month of trading.
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Netflix's stunning rally so far this year may be due for a breather, according to Deutsche Bank.
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Scene City 26 Photos View Slide Show ' The charity circuit takes a breather with each new year.
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The firm said the stock could use a "breather" after its nearly 140% rally within 12 months.
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Part of that optimism is seasonal, as investors get a breather from economic data and earnings releases.
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ButKKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg said that the short-term selling may be about to take a breather.
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Lithium prices have also been taking a breather after their meteoric rise over the 2015-2017 period.
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One technician said AMD could be due for a breather, while another semi stock could soon rally.
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"I think it suits both governments to have a bit of a breather right now," Kirkegaard said.
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She even uses her favorite term, "mouth breather" when a Chicagoer has the gall to knock into her.
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Red Sox manager John Farrell said he wanted to give Benintendi "a little bit of a breather" Thursday.
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Hopefully there is some kind of medieval aircraft carrier in Daenerys' fleet where they can take a breather.
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Wall Street closed mostly flat on Thursday as investors took a breather following two days of strong gains.
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"There's really been no bad news to cause this market to take a breather for weeks," Geraghty said.
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Rich Homie Quan promised to never stop going in, but even he knows when to take a breather.
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But life has been downright crazy lately, and I just need a sec to like…take a breather.
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"We're taking a breather from last year's Trump trade," said Luke Bartholomew, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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The Met hired real circus performers for the production, including sword swallowers, a fire-breather, and a contortionist.
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Taking flexibility to an even greater level, Breather lets workers rent rooms by the hour, day or month.
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It says a lot that this episode takes a breather by ... cutting to an assassination attempt on Dany.
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Even if central banks are taking a breather, it's clear they're not exiting easing mode any time soon.
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New Zealand shares was marginally lower, as utilities took a breather from the previous session's sharp sell-offs.
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A Breather is safe quiet space away from all the madness of open office plans and daily distractions.
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But even if there was some pandering there, Clinton's status as a fire-breather traces back much further.
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Investors were taking a breather ahead of the fourth-quarter earnings season and the next U.S. President's administration.
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He was scratched from his scheduled start Thursday to give him a breather before the All-Star break.
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Save $100 and get a free Easy Breather Adjustable Pillow with a qualifying mattress purchase with code USA100
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On Wall Street, stocks fell as traders took a breather following a sharp rally in the previous session.
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The holidays can be a hectic time, and sometimes it's nice to take a bit of a breather.
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The major indexes fell earlier in the day as investors took a breather following solid gains last week.
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Most sectors gained ground, led by consumer and healthcare stocks, while industry and energy stocks took a breather.
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They had come a long way very quickly and now they are taking a bit of a breather.
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So they might take a little bit of a breather here," Maley said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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Earlier, services PMIs in Spain showed a slowdown in recent months, as job creation also took a breather.
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New York (CNN Business)Investors got a bit of a breather when the markets were closed on Wednesday.
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The zombie takes a quick breather before he can continue pummelling, even if you're still pressing the trigger.
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"It's just a little breather," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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I'm star-struck and winded so I reflect, refuel (water, Union Square kiosk, $1) and take a breather.
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Or, take up individual hobbies each person can focus on when a breather from one another is needed.
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He serves on the board of Aisera, BitSight, Breather, Dedrone, Machine Zone, MealPal, OverOps, Rover and Unravel Data.
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We're here as a breather, to help people cope with whatever it is that they're feeling right now.
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In the morning, financial and real estate sectors led the gains, while the materials sector took a breather.
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The dollar took a breather, edging lower against a basket of peers after gaining over 1% last week.
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Everybody hit their marks Wednesday, but it seemed everyone was happy to take a breather from health care.
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I think it's time for a breather, a chance to regroup and get ready for the summer season.
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The state-owned firm took a breather in the previous session to snap four straight days of losses.
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So take a breather from checking your breaking news notifications, and instead, gaze lovingly at these good, innocent creatures.
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Look at something completely different not to do with the computer screen at all, and give yourself a breather.
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The real question in Cramer's mind right now is whether the Trump rally will continue or take a breather.
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Take a breather in the woods and when you come back we'll have some cold ones waiting for you.
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Meanwhile, oil prices took a breather after surging more than 4 percent at the start of the trading week.
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With the Trump rally finally taking a breather on Thursday, Jim Cramer said the FANG rally is back on.
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With the Trump rally finally taking a breather on Thursday, Jim Cramer said the FANG rally is back on.
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There are slackliners, am-dram actors putting on a politically charged show, a fire breather, jugglers, and circle drummers.
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After a 15-minute breather, the cars again crept forward into the shaded refuge of the Frankfurt airport station.
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Lionel Richie's love for the stage is endless, but the star is taking a short breather for his health.
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However, she does believe that given the rapid rise this year, the index might soon take a slight breather.
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One semiconductor stock that has been roaring since February and finally took a breather on Thursday was NXP Semiconductors.
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We've put together five unconventional vacations to help you recharge, regroup, and take a breather from your overflowing inbox.
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Perhaps all anyone needed was a breather in the shape of the most severe IPO drought since the recession.
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Manager Bryan Price said he lifted Votto to give him a breather, and that the veteran is not hurt.
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So give your go-to cutoffs a breather in favor of these jeanius new takes on the denim dress.
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Oppenheim agreed that the weak industrial data showed the economy taking a breather rather than reaching a turning point.
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U.S. stock futures were drifting this morning, as the market takes breather ahead of tomorrow's inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Before you knew it, terms like "friends don't lie" and "mouth-breather" became part of our pop culture vocabulary.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street stocks take a breather from Nasdaq's five-day winning streak rally.
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The new parents start with pushups, step jumps and jump rope in the commercial before Union takes a breather.
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"Pretty much all the European indexes are softer today so we're taking a bit of a breather," Woods added.
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"The market is taking a breather before next week," said Alfonso Esparza, senior currency analyst at Oanda in Toronto.
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"Bachmanity Insanity" more or less took a breather, and may be the most breezily entertaining episode of the season.
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Commodity-linked currencies took a breather from a rally spurred in recent weeks by higher metal and oil prices.
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It suggests to chart analysts that a stock or ETF is taking a breather before resuming its upward trend.
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I'm prolly gonna post on der for a little while & take a breather from twitter & ig for a little.
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"I think for Panda to just try a little bit of a breather," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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You still have a lot of work to do for Wall Street, but for now you get a breather.
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Across the pond, U.S. stocks fell as investors took a breather from the rally that kicked off in 2018.
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Of course, it also meant that he could not take a little breather after even the most exhausting works.
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Dragon: A Close Contest, but the Fire-Breather Wins (20113) On Language: "Muggles" (2001) Harry Potter's Sorcerer Lived Here!
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ET. Wall Street closed mostly flat on Thursday as investors took a breather following two days of strong gains.
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On the energy front, oil prices took a breather after trading near their highest levels in two months overnight.
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If these plans work, Indians may finally get a breather from excruciatingly slow Internet portrayed in the YouTube ad.
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HONG KONG, March 3 (IFR) - Asian credit markets took a breather from an aggressive spread tightening that began Monday.
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I prefer to have a real live human being ring up my items, so I can take a breather.
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" And after taking a breather, he said, "we'll take a walk and we'll come back and we'll do it.
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After a nice stretch into that "downward dog", it flattened out and took a breather in the morning light.
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Big Ticket 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Manhattan's luxury market took a much-anticipated breather for most of 2017.
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They seem to be taking a breather, but then Mr. Piggy (not to be confused with Piggy Man) shows up.
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As the designers and engineers take a breather, here's a look at the 10 best rides they've produced so far.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Thursday after sizable gains in recent sessions, as investors took a breather from selling bonds.
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A weather change on Sunday may offer a breather, said Peter Zmijewski, a senior forecaster at the Bureau of Meteorology.
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LG: We use Breather a lot at The Verge, but it's funny because we'll use it for our video shoots.
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Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, agrees that it could take a breather after such a steep runup.
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Adi: I was pretty into the puzzles overall, because they provide these little breather sections in a very tense game.
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Sarah's parties have a designated "dark room," a chill and quiet sex-free bedroom where guests can take a breather.
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A Breather space in any building becomes the most valuable space there with off the charts revenue per square foot.
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Recently, Lori hired someone to help her around the house, which has also given her a moment take a breather.
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"Rising expectations for a Fed rate cut gave the PBOC a breather," said a second trader at a Chinese bank.
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Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Tuesday as a temporary reprieve in U.S.-China trade tensions provided a breather.
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Unfortunately, as Motherboard reported in 2014, it would require untenable amounts of the salts to keep a human breather oxygenated.
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"It's just taking a little bit of a breather," said Sid Mokhtari, market technician and director at CIBC World Markets.
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Get one for you or as a gift for a lady that could use a breather for $24.99/month here.
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Even Lisa Rinna takes a breather from confronting people about things she said that were wrong every once in awhile.
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The stock market may be taking a breather from its big fall — the was up about 26.5 percent on Jan.
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"The market has taken a breather after a recent rally, but sentiment remained constructive," said a Hong Kong-based trader.
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To be sure, the factors allowing policymakers to take a breather may prove fleeting - on the trade front in particular.
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Then this morning, after we all thought it was time for a breather, "teledentistry" company SmileDirectClub made its filing public.
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Investors are debating whether the longest bull market in American history is nearing an end or just taking a breather.
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Wall Street equities took a breather after rising dramatically since Donald Trump's surprise victory in the presidential election last week.
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This biological function allows the turtle -- referred to as a "butt breather" -- to stay underwater for up to three days.
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After miming a few mock gasps, Ms. Mattila noted that it was a long set and simply took a breather.
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Following a full round, take a one-minute breather; then repeat from the top, aiming for three to four sets.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly negative open on Monday, as the market's latest rally took a breather.
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These companies are also hiring additional workers to keep up with demand and to give their regular employees a breather.
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"At least we are seeing some close racing at the front, but I think it is a breather," Brawn said.
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One benefit of a Biden presidency, he concludes, is that it would give this divided country a much-needed breather.
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So it's kind of a win-win situation, again, after a little bit of a breather on the near term.
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Yellen added that she expects the Fed to "take a breather [to] evaluate where the economy is" before it moves again.
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Yeah, I think Breather is certainly one of the companies that we think about in the foray of fluid real estate.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday, as stocks took a breather from their recent record run.
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After Puccini takes a breather and walks off stage she returns to declare that she also had thoughts about ending things.
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Biden, like most other candidates, will take a bit of a breather after the marathon sprint of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Sorry if you needed a breather between Halloween and Thanksgiving — you're in gift guide season now and there's no turning back.
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Bodner's invention relies on reaeration—re-separating the miniscule amounts of air dissolved into water and pumping it to the breather.
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"We are set for a breather week," said Michael Antonelli, managing director, institutional sales trading at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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I'm prolly gonna post on der for a little while and take a breather from Twitter and [Instagram] for a little.
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Take A Breather allows you range further from your team's healers since you don't just have to rely on health packs.
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With the quarterly earnings season winding down, the market has taken a breather after its rally to record highs last week.
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"Alex Salmond Unleashed" at the world's largest arts festival is designed as a breather from a diet of politics as usual.
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Refinance volume, which had been charging higher for weeks, took a breather, falling 8 percent from the previous week, seasonally adjusted.
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"I guess with oil down we're taking a little breather here," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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It's one of the simplest and most creative ways out there for them to take a breather from the hospital environment.
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"Every stock that suffers a beating has to take breather at some point," trader Marcelo Garbes at Tullett Prebon brokerage said.
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Investors appear to be taking a breather Wednesday, ahead of a slew of events set to take place later this week.
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This is when things slow down and get a bit boring, which is fine, because we all need a breather sometimes.
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They're looking for names that haven't rallied as much and ones that have rallied are taking a bit of a breather.
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He also said police would temporarily avoid directly clashing with "high-spirited rioters" to give themselves a breather and avoid injuries.
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He also said police would temporarily avoid directly clashing with "high-spirited rioters" to give themselves a breather and avoid injuries.
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Analysts had seen Friday's slowdown as a breather after a spate of gains, adding they didn't expect the weakness to last.
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Gains were led by banks and properties, while infrastructure and energy shares took a breather, pointing to signs of sector "rotation".
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Global market overview: US stock futures were lower, indicating the Wall Street might take a breather from its recent winning streak.
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In turn, the bumpy trading has signaled to many market gurus that aged bull market could finally be taking a breather.
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If nothing else, Carol and Morgan's further adventures should offer a breather from all the terrible things happening at Camp Savior.
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If you got into bands like Botch and Breather Resist but never listened to Deadguy, you are fucking up big time.
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If you agree, try watching Mad Money post-breakup when you're ready to take a breather from feeling sorry for yourself.
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Eventually, the viewer is given a breather, literally, as an amorphous animated shape oscillates to the rhythm of a human's breathing.
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For Santigold's music, "I Don't Want: the Gold Fire Sessions" is more a consolidation — or a breather — than a leap forward.
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Plus, a new study suggests that there may be a legitimate basis for "mouth breather" being slang for a stupid person.
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After a week's breather, the L.P.G.A.'s top names arrive to compete on the same course in the women's Scottish Open.
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The long-time bull believes the record rally will take a breather because valuation multiples are getting back to nosebleed altitudes.
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"It gave us a breather, it showed us we wanted to make it work and to overcome the obstacles," he said.
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After steep declines on Thursday, chip stocks looked to get a breather based on encouraging reports from Broadcom and Marvell Technology.
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Analysts had seen Friday's slowdown as a breather after the rapid run-up, adding they didn't expect the weakness to persist.
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That said, a move to another continent is one way to get a breather from an interminable, and probably nasty, campaign.
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Tuesday's decline in major stock indexes was nothing more than a breather in the comeback rally, says Scott Redler of T3Live.
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Financial shares could take a breather, Zhang added, as solid first-half profit growth for those firms is being priced in.
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Japanese sources said more negotiations were likely but some hope for a breather while officials shepherd the new deal through parliament.
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Analysts say they expect markets to take a breather in the short-term as investors brace for corporate results starting mid-April.
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Some local officials, business owners and academics express optimism, saying the economy here is taking a breather after years of unsustainable growth.
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Grande then replied directly to the question, insisting, "we're friends everyone take a big ol breather" next to a black heart emoji.
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Murphy believes that the ease, flexibility and unlocked value Breather provides puts the platform in a great position to win market share.
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Doug, my hairy, red-faced guide, dressed in a natty brown three-piece suit and bright purple tie, pauses for a breather.
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Even if Marvell takes a breather after a big run, he thinks it could win either on a takeout or with earnings.
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If you need a breather, there's nothing like a little hula hoop choreography set to pop songs to add to your day.
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Oil prices edged lower on Wednesday as the market took a breather on expectations OPEC may raise supplies as early as June.
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Giving her brain and body a breather for "20 minutes a day in the morning and at night … was necessary," she explains.
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"I think what we're seeing here is the market taking a breather," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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After a rush on refinances, homeowners took a breather last week, despite still seeing the lowest interest rates in about three years.
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Fury, who pretty much always gets what he wants, sneaks up on Spider-Man while he's just trying to take a breather.
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Step out from the typical all-black winter ensemble this year, or just give those blues, limes, and pinks a little breather.
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A mobile app that lets users find and book stylish workspaces on-demand, Breather, raised a Series C round of $40 million.
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Asian stocks took a breather on Wednesday, with mounting signs of slowing global growth and concerns over a yet-unresolved Sino-U.
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After repeatedly forgetting the lyrics from the hit single, "Despacito," Justin Bieber can take a breather from all controversy and fan backlash.
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The market was likely to take a breather now but the underlying trend for a gradually weakening dollar remained intact, Anderson said.
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Even if the sector isn't as overheated as it was in 2006 and 2007, the market is bound to take a breather.
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U.S. long-dated Treasury yields slipped from multi-year highs in choppy trading as investors took a breather from selling last week.
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Even the very cute Pugsley the echidna at Sydney's Taronga Zoo needs a breather, guzzling down water as the sun bears down.
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Should he come up with a choice for FBI director before departing that defuses the opposition, he'll get something of a breather.
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After opening the show with a very glitzy "Out of the Woods" performance, she took a breather in Selena Gomez's loving arms.
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After taking a breather in 2015, CEO pay packages bounced back in 2016, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal.
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"(Gold) is seeing a pullback after yesterday's strong performance -- it needs to take a breather," said Heraeus precious metals trader Alexander Zumpfe.
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October 10th, 2016 After a busier than usual month of news, the tech industry will be taking a relative breather this week.
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I didn't last for more than two minutes before I yanked the headset off and took a long breather on the sofa.
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TOKYO, Nov 26.6 (Reuters) - Japanese shares took a breather on Thursday on worries over possibly delays in a first-phase Sino-U.
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TOKYO, Nov 26.6 (Reuters) - Japanese shares took a breather on Thursday on worries over possibly delays in a first-phase Sino-U.
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"It's a breather" after a very strong run, said Ian Nakamoto, equity specialist at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier, a division of Raymond James.
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Market breather: The stock market will be open for half a day on Monday and it will be closed Tuesday for Christmas.
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"After the strong performance in the course of 2017, production in manufacturing took a breather in the first quarter," the ministry said.
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Although Abeysena is only starting to talk about ScopeAI publicly, the company has already signed up customers including Codecademy, Peloton and Breather.
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Have her take 30 minutes, or three hours, to do whatever will allow her brain to switch gears and take a breather.
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If the Mets do not right themselves quickly, they know that it will be a long time before they get another breather.
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And if we simply take a breather and think they couldn't possibly make things any worse, that's exactly what's going to happen.
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Mr. Robot This week's episode took a bit of a breather to focus on the star-crossed fates of Darlene and Dom.
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The right, delivered unexpectedly to power, is taking a breather from introspection as it waits to see what Trumpism means in practice.
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Stocks fell overnight in the US as the post-election rally took a breather, while Treasuries gained for a second straight day.
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"After the success of this weekend, most definitely!" he told me the dust had cleared and he was able to take a breather.
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If you're a heavy breather, you will be sharing more about your respiratory system than your fellow conference call participants care to know.
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"Investors could see more chances in growth stocks, while plays related to commodities might take a breather," a Shanghai-based fund manager said.
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But the turbos are the New New Thing — the base 911's flat-six was always a natural air-breather in the past.
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On the oil front, prices advanced follow several negative sessions, as markets took a breather from concerns surrounding the U.K.'s referendum debate.
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I'm nervous about getting my assignment done, but I take a breather and put some sounds on from my Calm app (Mountain Lake).
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When it all sort of tapered off, Jeff and I had a breather of, I don't know, a couple of months or longer.
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It makes complete sense for these stocks to take a bit of a breather now that the tariffs are going to slow down.
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The only breather you get is right before a battle, when you're allowed to look at your island and examine its weak points.
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"The market is clearly taking a breather before the next round of Brexit news," said Jane Foley, a strategist with Rabobank in London.
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Westbrook's relevance adds necessary spice to the NBA's general narrative, and not having him in character as a ruthless fire-breather is frustrating.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was largely flat on Friday as investors took a breather after nine sessions of gains.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index added 20.4 percent as the yen's recent surge took a breather, with expectations for strong corporate earnings underpinning sentiment.
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HONG KONG, May 27 (IFR) - Credit markets took a breather after Asian G20463 bond sales wrapped up the busiest week since mid-April.
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That announcement raised hopes for a significant breather (if not an absolute stop) in the war that's been ravaging the Middle Eastern nation.
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"Markets are taking a breather, possibly, we will take some directional call from then onwards," said Gaurang Shah, Vice President, Geojit Financial Services.
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Stocks fell on Wednesday, with the major indexes posting their third consecutive decline, as investors took a breather following sharp gains this year.
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The Rockets started the season 133-213 when Beverley was out, but the team totally fell apart every time Harden took a breather.
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Sentiment back home was also frail as investors took a breather after indexes hit 18-month high last week, helped by overseas inflows.
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"We're seeing a bit of a breather after a sharp selloff in the last three days," said FFO Securities portfolio manager Wilmar Buys.
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The battle from closed guard was where the two men got a breather, having worked at a frantic pace for ten minutes already.
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Broner was warned repeatedly and eventually penalized, whereas Brook skillfully tangled his arms with Porter's whenever he felt the need for a breather.
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A bolder Federal Reserve and upcoming midterm elections spell a "breather" for the stock market in 2018, according to longtime bull Jeremy Siegel.
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After his second score, the coach motioned the boy over to the sideline and told him it was time to take a breather.
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I appreciate that this premiere needed to function as a bit of a breather, but it seems to have almost no narrative urgency.
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For the few seconds that you are home to take a breather, a simple "Hey Google" command can make life a lot easier.
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You've got to sort of take a breather, go find yourself solo again and get married, get divorced, have babies, whatever you're doing.
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Crude oil futures took a breather following sharp gains overnight as Iran urged other oil producers to join OPEC in supporting the market.
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Shares of Advanced Micro Devices posted their worst day since July on Thursday as the popular semiconductor stock appeared to take a breather.
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With no clear sign of how Iran will retaliate against the US killing of top general Qasem Soleimani, traders are taking a breather.
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At their most frenzied points, they'll take a breather with a song like "201813-201803," where they allow themselves a moment of reflection.
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The part of my brain dedicated to getting worked up by these trending-for-a-day controversies has taken a much-needed breather.
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Some of those forces were being returned from the war so they could take a breather, get replenished, be retrained, and so on.
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Financial and consumer stocks led the advance in the morning, while material firms took a breather after recent strong gains and a weak dollar.
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But with the general just a few months away, Hill can't afford to take a breather and celebrate her victory, VICE News Tonight found.
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Go deeper: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are tanking Corporate America's blockchain and bitcoin fever is over Why Bitcoin's fall gives the planet a breather
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If you're expecting that this debate will be a policy-heavy breather from endless talk of Trump's temperament and Clinton's emails, though, think again.
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The proudly, if not seductively poised 'roo finally took a breather in front of the goal post, eventually bouncing off to the parking lot.
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Reath took a two-minute breather, then he hit a jumper and a layup shortly after his return as the Tigers gradually pulled away.
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And if the policy change on China trade is credible, U.S. industries would get a breather and an incentive to stand up and compete.
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Stocks trade lower as financials lag; Trump rally takes a breather He believes this is above the range needed for stability in the markets.
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"I think the market is just taking a breather; investors are taking stock of where we've been," said Randy Warren, CIO at Warren Financial.
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The event is meant to be a breather from the intensity of the campaign and normally sees the candidates poke fun at each other.
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Wall Street's main indexes were little changed on Wednesday, taking a breather after a month-long rally ahead of the long-anticipated tax vote.
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However, this time around, we wouldn't be surprised to see the S&P take at least a short "breather" over the next few days.
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Among commodities, oil prices took a breather following sharp gains overnight as Iran urged other oil producers to join OPEC in supporting the market.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged down on the day as emerging market stocks more broadly took a breather too.
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It's a breather, not an escape, from life, and only one of many steps I take to keep my kids' mental health on track.
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The Dow Jones industrial average turned positive in late afternoon trading after taking a breather most of the day from its six-day rally.
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"Now, all these names are a little bit overbought on a near-term basis, so they might have to take a breather," Maley said.
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On the other hand, the Swiss firm Clariant dropped 2.55 percent on Tuesday as shares took a breather after strong gains seen on Monday.
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After a breather, I eventually made it back home and immediately got into the shower (another clutch way of cooling down in Southeast Asia).
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And while I find all of those things just as exciting as everyone else, it's nice to take a breather once in a while.
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Now that we're on the other side of the presidential election, and I think it's safe to say we all need a little breather.
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"Everything is taking a bit of a breather today with the strength in the dollar," said Jeremy Cook, Head of FX Strategy at WorldFirst.
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This rest of the mile is a downhill, low-key breather, with the Citigroup Center's unmistakable angled roof visible in the distance in Manhattan.
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It also provides a breather for companies in the sugar, shipping, infrastructure and textile sectors which were under pressure, said several bankers and lawyers.
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Wall Street is giving Fitbit a little bit of a breather with the stock up around 7% after it's tumbled almost 75% this year.
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Just remember to give your brain a breather, and to power down your phone, even if it's just for five minutes at a time.
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Each one of those 'gaps' was followed by a rally of 17% to 27% from the previous closing level before it took a breather.
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Wheat eased after days of gains on short-covering while soybeans edged higher as the market took a breather following last session's deep losses.
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The 2015 nuclear deal, which offered Iranians a breather from crippling American sanctions, never led to the widespread economic improvements Iranians were eager for.
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Everyone deserves a breather — everyone needs to soak up some vitamin D, swim in the salt water and let their kids tire themselves out.
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Yields on other maturities such as benchmark 10-year notes advanced as well, as a relentless rally in Treasuries took a breather, for now.
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After "Sorry to Bother You" opens, he'll have a breather before his next film, "The Girl in the Spider's Web," is released this fall.
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But the going home by 7 every night forced McKinnon to take a breather, yield some control at work and gain a broader perspective.
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BEIJING — The rapid growth of Chinese tourism took a bit of a breather during the latest week-long National Day holiday, government data indicate.
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The start of the game had been delayed 2 hours 50 minutes by rain, giving Fowler a brief breather from a harried call-up.
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For investors taking a breather from the chaos in August, buckle up as the market is about to go crazy again, Goldman Sachs warned.
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Energy shares took a breather following a sharp rally driven by this week's deal by the Organisation of Petroelum Exporting Countries to cut production.
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It's a breather that Peele uses for light jokes and intimacy (Duke's amiable performance provides levity and warmth) while he scatters narrative bread crumbs.
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Interest rates took a breather to start this week, as investors saw renewed concern about the direction of trade talks between the U.S. and China.
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Hannah is so overwhelmed by the power of Jed's Dorito-like physique that Chris Harrison announces the judges will be getting a 20-second breather.
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Listening to The Downward Spiral's beauteous breather "A Warm Place," one might be bold enough to draw comparisons between Reznor and ambient pioneer Brian Eno.
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"I don't think the market is doing anything other than taking a breather," said Jamie Cox, managing partner of Harris Financial Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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It's the kind of stressful one can only truly handle if they pause it every few minutes — or seconds, even — to give themselves a breather.
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And these aren't just friendly prompts to consider a breather; drivers will be unable to log into the app and accept rides during rest periods.
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" That calls SMH's recent "higher high" into question, Maley said, adding that it "looks like it's poised to take a little bit of a breather.
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Spreadbetters expected European shares to take a breather following days of gains, forecasting a slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC .
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What matters in the end, as she wrote, is taking a breather every once in a while to truly enjoy your time with your kids.
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Check out Scott's Facebook page for more videos of Derrick, who clearly loves a run — until he needs to sit down and take a breather.
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Banking and consumer stocks led the advance, while material firms took a breather after recent strong gains amid an industry recovery and a weaker dollar.
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His playing is ecstatic and discursive, tracing out minimal melodic lines that are at once athletic feats (he's a practiced circular breather) and delightfully free.
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The dollar sales by major state banks happened as the greenback took a breather in global markets from a strong run-up since the Nov.
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Florida State next hosts Clemson on Tuesday, while Boston College gets a bit of its breather before its next game — at Wake Forest on Saturday.
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NBBJ said the idea to intersperse office and garden floors puts employees nearer to an open courtyard where they can take a breather from cubicles.
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The past month has seen him play shows to crowds of hundreds just about every night, with only intermittent days off to take a breather.
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Bank stocks may be taking a "breather" but there are a lot of positive drivers going into 2018, analyst Ken Leon told CNBC on Thursday.
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South African markets, which had enjoyed a moment in the sun following over Cyril Ramaphosa becoming president, took a breather as investors digested Wednesday's budget.
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Meanwhile, the oil markets took a breather after two straight days of solid gains, with U.S. crude settling 21990 percent lower at $21 a barrel.
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I still remember chatting with you years ago about Breather, the on-demand network of meeting rooms, and thinking it was pretty far out there.
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However, a rally in global equity markets took a breather in early Wednesday, after China pressed U.S. President Donald Trump to remove recently imposed tariffs.
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"In the summer, the dealmakers in the U.S. took a collective breather," said John Reiss, global head of M&A at law firm White & Case.
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Some familiar faces also stayed away from the opening weekend, doubtless taking a breather before the show marathon moves onto Milan and then to Paris.
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So after taking a bit of a month-end breather on Monday, the rally off the mid-February lows got back into top gear yesterday.
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We will say, however, that the dollar is showing signs of finally seeing a short-term breather, which should bode well for emerging market equities.
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Property and commodities both need an extended breather, and it's difficult to imagine the surprising manufacturing performance of the last two years continuing much longer.
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If you're are tired of trying to eek out every last lick of creamy goodness — then take a breather and check out this brilliant hack.
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Marking a tonal shift toward the end of the show, this number from "God Bless the Go-Go's" provides a breather from the general exuberance.
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The rapid rise in dollarisation of FX holdings by local institutions and individuals looks to have taken a breather after hitting record highs in June.
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Even if tech, which is a little overbought, takes a small breather, there seems to be other sectors that could help keep the rally alive.
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Diane stands in for a certain breed of liberal who expected to be able to take a breather, the glass ceiling shattered, the gains consolidated.
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So it might take a little bit of a breather here, but that's OK, it's had a nice run," Maley said Thursday on "Trading Nation.
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Was I supposed to pull over and do a five-minute "breather" as a way of understanding that in such moments our vision invariably clouds?
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She spoke as the market finally took a breather from what has been a breathtaking move higher, with the Dow industrials falling 666 points Friday.
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The senior DHS official told CNN McAleenan is "not an ideologue or fire breather" on immigration like White House senior adviser Stephen Miller or Trump.
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The Canadian dollar last traded at C$1.2229 per U.S. dollar, taking a breather after rallying on an interest rate hike by the Bank of Canada.
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We've had a good run, and have come up with some really neat stuff, but I think we could all use a bit of a breather.
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A source close to the "Sorry" singer, 24, tells PEOPLE the reunited couple — whom another insider confirms were never "officially" back together — are taking a breather.
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COLUMN: Industrial metal markets are taking a breather as they await tangible evidence that China's latest stimulus package is feeding through to a flagging manufacturing sector.
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In the interim, companies may get the breather they have been desperate for after rising activism, which reached a record last year, according to FactSet SharkRepellent.
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And we decided after we do the Ninth one which comes at the end of the year, we're going to take a breather as we reset.
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"Everything has taken a breather after the strong start in January for stocks," said Andy Sullivan, a portfolio manager with GL Asset Management UK in London.
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But if you were planning on taking a breather this week because it's "only" the vice-presidential hopefuls taking the stage — well, maybe you should reconsider.
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In currency markets, the dollar continued to take a breather against a trade-weighted basket of its peers, down 0.43 percent in the last four days.
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It's not a correction, experts caution, just something of a breather brought on by volatility in the U.S. stock market and an oversupply of luxury homes.
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Between securing funding, finalising business plans, creating a strong team, and actually remembering to sleep every once in awhile, there's barely time to take a breather.
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"Right now, the options market is really suggesting that we're going to likely take a breather here," said Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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Carson's aides emphasized -- and CNN reported -- that he was not suspending his campaign, but simply going home to take a breather and pick up some clothes.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan took a breather after five straight days of gains took it to its highest since late August.
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But it's getting overbought on a near-term basis, so even though it looks pretty good, it may need to take a bit of a breather.
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Bad enough that they had to invoke the the "nuclear option" and just stop everyone from trading stocks for a short time to take a breather.
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"These market darlings have had a strong ride for so long and this mini-tech wreck or breather is kind of what we needed," said Roseen.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen essentially just told investors around the globe to take a breather, David Lebovitz, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said Wednesday.
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Yesterday, during a five-minute cab ride, I took a breather, because doing any kind of "meaningful" work on a tiny phone would be annoying anyway.
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He got 22008 outs on ground balls in seven innings and accomplished his goal of pitching deep into the game to give the bullpen a breather.
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"The market is taking a bit of a breather after a strong week," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partner, in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Well, after the third goal, you kind of know you're going to need something, but until then I don't think we ever gave it a breather.
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Northam is hardly the type of fire-breather progressives love—for one thing, he voted twice for George W. Bush before he got into politics professionally.
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Even if the Chinese stock market is due for a breather, the longer-term trend should be up for many of the leading stocks, experts say.
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"We (Australian stocks) have been following the sentiment on Wall Street since Trump's victory in the U.S. election, but have finally taken a breather," McGlew said.
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Macklemore has always had an agonized relationship to white privilege, though — in a sense, his pop breakthrough was a breather between periods of righteous self-awareness.
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I don't host sessions where I live, so I've been renting rooms at Breather [which rents meeting rooms by the hour] in Midtown and Union Square.
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Financial stocks underperformed, with the "Big Four" banks edging lower, as the sector took a breather after a strong six-session rally that ended on Thursday.
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After an obsessive study of the first 60 episodes, I can confirm one thing: Game of Thrones is at its best when it takes a breather.
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Tucker from Wilmington, N.C., suggested that health classes teach about healthy relationships, not just body parts: OK, let's all take a breather before I start writing.
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It wasn't particularly resonant, but sometimes a show just wants to take a breather, set up new pieces, have some fun and wink at the audience.
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Their team cornerstone, Crosby, will take a brief breather this summer, maybe go fishing back home in Nova Scotia, and then start pointing toward next season.
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HONG KONG, Nov 24.75 (IFR) - Asian credit markets were barely changed on Friday as investors took a breather from the corrections of the past few weeks.
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Mr. Queyras said that feature arose not just from his need for a rest, but, more important, to allow the music to take a breather, too.
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While Trump and the White House want to turn immediately toward a Senate trial, Republicans there could come to an agreement with Democrats for a breather.
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After Georgia pushed the margin back to 20-40, head coach Tom Crean took a chance by taking Edwards out of the game for a breather.
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"It will be like last night - non-stop work, with a breather only tomorrow morning," said Ali, heaving another sack of mangoes onto a weighing scale.
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New York (CNN Business)The US job market probably took a breather in August, slowing amid a summer lull and an escalating trade war, economists expect.
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It's useless to point out highlights that will never recur but, for me, "Freestyle" paradoxically soared when it took a breather from its giddy high spirits.
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The model gave her pair quite a breather while attending Harper's Bazaar's "ICONS By Carine Roitfeld" celebration over the weekend at The Plaza Hotel in NYC.
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A ramble along the river is a chance to take a breather from the frenetic pace of news to shoot in a slower and more creative way.
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Tellingly, before Marina took her breather, her single (off Froot), "Happy," depicted a reclusive celebrity, alone and in search of happiness but unsure where to find it.
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Overseas, U.S. markets showed signs of weakness, around the time European bourses closed, with U.S. equities taking a breather from their most recent run at record levels.
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LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - Liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices in Asia held largely steady this week, taking a breather after recovering from a significant dip in March.
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I sit for a breather at Las Miches De Playa for a Sol con Michelada, eat some nuts, and stave off a hungry pigeon in the process.
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The concept serves two purposes: It keeps backups engaged during practice while allowing the starters (a nominal label at this point in the season) a needed breather.
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Just when we thought we'd be able to catch a breather, Radio 1Xtra put out this video, of Stormzy's latest Live Lounge performance, filmed earlier this month.
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Menlo Ventures' Managing Director Venky Ganesan told TechCrunch, in an e-mail, that Breather pitched his firm for an earlier round of funding but the partners passed.
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A source close to the "Sorry" singer, 24, previously told PEOPLE the reunited couple — whom another insider confirmed were never "officially" back together — are taking a breather.
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If you've already watched all available episodes of The Great British Baking Show on Netflix, take a breather, then give the first episode of BFCS a try.
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" He also added that, "the middle management period up until March 24 will be a period for a breather in preparation for a bigger leap for PlayStation.
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It may be several weeks until the post convention turmoil settles — and media coverage of the Olympics could also provide a rare breather in this intense campaign.
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This weekend, NBA superstars LeBron James, Stephen Curry and Russell Westbrook will all be taking a quick breather from the regular season to have a little fun.
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In an exclusive new clip from Free Fire, Hammer's Ord takes a breather while he assesses which of his foes and allies are still alive and kicking.
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"We're seeing some rotation away from technology stocks, which is likely due for a breather, into financial stocks and we expect to see that continue," Roland said.
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For a woman who made it a point to take a breather from the Hollywood craziness, it's disappointing to hear her laugh at her music peer's expense.
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The leniency deal, which spreads the payment of fines over 20 years, is expected to give Odebrecht a financial breather and help it restructure debt-burdened businesses.
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As Park was loaded on to a stretcher the race was neutralized, giving Viviani the chance to recover from his fall and Hansen to get a breather.
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"I think the market is just taking a breather to figure things out," said Aaron Jett, vice president of global equity research at Bel Air Investment Advisors.
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Other investors can't seem to agree on whether the market has checked out for the year or is just taking a breather before sprinting to the finish.
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While Chyna doesn't seem like she's taking a breather before finding herself a new man, there's always a chance she'll get back together with Rob Kardashian. LOL.
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"After I went back in (the game after a breather), I think they made sure I wouldn't get the open looks I was getting before," he said.
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Independent technical analyst Cliff Green said the gold price would need to take a breather after failing to break above its 0.743-day moving average at $1,260.
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Like similar startups Common and Breather (or WeWork's WeLive), the company is betting that this experience is now what we prefer to constructing our own unique spaces.
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The period of calm has allowed the Afghan Army in Helmand a rare breather to train and rebuild a force that took a bad beating last year.
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"My understanding is that Mahindra wants Ssangyong to take a breather in the U.S. entry plan, while Ssangyong is making progress in the project," the source said.
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That said, the WeWork news seems to be pushing the growing demand for flexible workspace solutions to companies like Breather, so we're happy to service that demand.
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Arenado is fine, but since he participated in the All-Star Game last week, he did not have much of a breather during the All-Star break.
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Whether you want to play your guilty pleasure title, or just take a breather from talking to your friends online, here's how to appear offline on Steam.
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But it is a breather for U.S. hospital operators who have seen patients delaying non-emergency surgeries due to concerns about soaring out-of-pocket medical costs.
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However, she might be taking a breather from her go-to Chaos heel (which looks a lot like the Rih-Vi's style, shown above) for a bit.
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Instead, she took these difficulties as a sign that she needed to step back and take a breather, reevaluate her creative process and do things her way.
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"Here's how I see today's pullback: this entire market is getting a well-deserved breather, led by FANG, after a gigantic rally," the "Mad Money" host said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Industrial metal markets are taking a breather as they await tangible evidence that China's latest stimulus package is feeding through to a flagging manufacturing sector.
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In about 9 minutes of playing time before he took his first breather, he collected 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting, 3 rebounds and an assist.
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After such a breathtaking run-up, Justin Onuekwusi, fund manager at Legal & General Investment Management, said he's not overly concerned that stocks are now taking a breather.
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ECONOMIC RISK While markets took a breather on Friday after falls this week, apprehension is growing about the impact of the virus on China and the world.
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On day four of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect, Shenzhen shares took a breather as data showed net inflows into the tech-heavy market were subdued.
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Staying here means you're within walking distance of the major sites but also in a quieter corner, giving you a breather from Barcelona's ever-present tourist crush.
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At the end, I moved back to my hometown for a breather, and instead fell into a year-long depression that was the worst in my life.
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Then you can take a breather before smashing the delete button again; the deadline to qualify for the November presidential debate isn't for another month at least.
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It's 5 percent over its 50-day moving average, and those are areas where the market tends to digest, consolidate, take a breather but not go down.
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U.S. government debt yields took a breather from last week's run on Tuesday, the first trading day of the week after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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"It's the bond market taking a breather after a meaningful selloff in the last few days," said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S rates strategy at Societe Generale.
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Nervous Democrats got a breather late Wednesday, when The Washington Post published a poll showing Northam leading Gillespie by a massive 53 percent to 40 percent margin.
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No humans were injured but the zoo did close for staff to take an emotional breather, CNN wrote:The zoo was closed Saturday but said it will reopen Sunday.
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Like the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse, they're overly long blockbusters, thrill rides that'd benefit from at least a 10-minute breather for the audience to regroup and rally.
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One Democratic aide told Axios that many of the new members who flipped red districts want to take a breather before committing to a hardline message on impeachment.
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The ratio of tomb-raiding to head-shooting becomes even greater when you take a breather to explore the large hubs in search of optional crypts and tombs.
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But her surprise pregnancy made the admitted Type A personality take a breather for a totally unexpected reason and lean on the people closest to her for support.
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Gordon also sees a bull flag forming in the past two weeks, a descending channel of consolidation that could mark a breather before a stock continues to rise.
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The selling, though, marks more of a "breather" or "reset" in a sustained bull market than fundamental weakness, contended Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets.
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I meet up with Janine Caffrey, Lexplore US's new CEO, next to the Empire State Building in an office booked through Breather, the hourly office space rental app.
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Each smell is dispensed from Cyrano for 35 seconds with a 22-second "take a breather" break in between that is supposed to give your nose a rest.
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Entertainment and technology firm Naspers weakened for the third straight session, with traders saying the market heavyweight firm was taking a breather after a strong run last week.
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Unlike his bosses, Pai was not a fire-breather on social issues, but he could see who was on the ascent in Washington during George W. Bush's presidency.
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The U.S. dollar, which has risen in the past five sessions against a basket of major currencies, also took a breather to camp near a four-month peak.
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But perhaps that speaks to how much I needed to take a breather — and, for what it's worth, the other times I've tried it haven't been so bad.
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"Gold is taking a breather once again, its struggling to make it out of this $21.5,220-$1,265 range," said Ole Hanson, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.
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Asian markets traded sideways on Friday, following a higher lead from Wall Street as markets in the U.S. took a breather after their worst day of the year.
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Fresh off her Coachella success, the singer reportedly is taking a breather before her joint tour with husband Jay-Z, which kicks off June 6 in Cardiff, Wales.
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Next, you take a breather in a comfy suburban living room, only to hear a pair of gun-toting housewives warn about unwelcome "new additions" to the neighborhood.
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My arms are pretty shaky, so I do the rest of the four push-ups on my knees before laying down on the mat and taking a breather.
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Valar Ventures has invested in startups including conference room rental service Breather and mobile tax service Taxflix and is based out of New York, according to its website.
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"I'm burnt right now," James said after a Game 210 in which he intended to play the full 2240 minutes but ultimately needed a breather due to cramping.
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One hot afternoon in July, she films them taking a breather in the back garden, on big wooden chairs, surrounded by bags of stuff yet to be mosaiced.
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I think there's a lot of people that are trying to relax you with sounds or visuals, or just give you a kind of moment, like a breather.
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The rise has, nevertheless, given a breather to European suppliers that had contracted to buy U.S. LNG by widening the spread with the U.S. Henry Hub gas price.
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We overthink things and make a big deal about things — be we need to just take a breather, chill out, and realize it's going to be all good.
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I take a breather and send some texts to N. and a couple of friends who are going to Miami with us to shake myself out of it.
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The duo, torn apart by Rachel's relationship with her co-worker Mark, took… let's call it "a breather" to avoid having to start this debate all over again.
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A 25-minute horse-drawn carriage ride is a perfect way to take a breather when you're on property, even if you're not a guest of the hotels.
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Asian equities took a breather after an extended rally, as markets awaited more news on U.S.-China trade talks after both the countries wrapped a three-day meeting.
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"It looks like we took a breather yesterday but it seems like there is a bit of a contagion effect," said Jack Ablin, founding partner of Cresset Wealth.
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"The market finally took a breather after most stocks reached support levels that became attractive in the absence of negative news," said Rania Yacoub, chairwoman of 3Way Finance.
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As the stock market in the United States takes a breather after a torrid run this year, emerging-market stocks and bonds have attracted large inflows from investors.
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Since experimenting with blues and pinks she let her strands take a breather and grew her natural brunette hair color to a healthy condition that could take more bleach.
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When Stereolab announced their "Hiatus / Sabbatical / Pause / Intermission / Breather" in 19723, there was little doubt that multi-instrumentalist and creative director Tim Gane would use that time to relax.
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For landlords, Breather allows property owners to generate value from underutilized space by providing a turnkey digital booking system, as well as expertise in the short-term rental space.
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Such a slowdown will likely dent the outlook for the greenback, which will provide some breather for emerging markets with large amounts of debt denominated in the U.S. dollar.
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"Technically, we are due for a breather and if the earnings season disappoints, it could provide the correction that we need," said Josh Jalinski, president of Jalinski Advisory Group.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, said these remain solid long-term investments, but under-the-surface indicators suggest they could be in for a near-term breather.
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The U.S. currency was on the back foot as other currencies were influenced by their own catalysts and as financial markets took a breather from the Trump-induced rally.
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At current levels under $50, however, "it is a good price to give a breather and also not to cause the population to be dependent on it," Taha added.
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"But it feels good to get back on track today, and also to have been able to take a breather and enjoy the things I love, too," she said.
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average gained on Friday as the yen took a breather from its recent strength, but the Nikkei still logged a weekly loss.
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Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter: Miley's Mugler black tuxedo was a refreshing breather from the pink ball gowns and high-shine dresses that took over the Grammys red carpet.
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Back over at Extase, the curiously-named Crumbling Ghosts tread a light, folky path, and were a nice breather before Atomikylä blasted us with a batshit doom/drone onslaught.
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"There was a problem with a valve on a fuel breather pipe which meant that fuel escaped from the vent, causing a fire," said Renault technical director Nick Chester.
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"The market is taking a bit of breather right now and consolidating after the gains we've recently seen," said Dave Donabedian, chief investment officer of Atlantic Trust in Boston.
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Big-cap, state-owned infrastructure stocks surged after a near 7-session breather, with China State Construction Engineering and China Communications Construction both soaring 10 percent, the maximum allowed.
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"After a number of days higher, the market is just taking a breather," said Tony Headrick, an energy market analyst at St. Paul, Minnesota commodity brokerage CHS Hedging LLC.
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U.S. stock futures were flat with the markets possibly set to take a breather after record closes for the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Russell 2000 and Dow Transports.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German economic growth will bounce back in the second quarter after taking a breather at the beginning of the year, the DIW economic institute said on Thursday.
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It's an expensive pillow, but the Easy Breather Natural Pillow has a shredded latex interior and cotton cover that allow just the right amount of airflow to feel comfortable.
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"It's lighter than the vibrating gun, but I could feel every movement of his hand," Mr. Millington said of the pain as he leaned up to take a breather.
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It's rare that we remember to take a breather, and be silent, which is why artists who prompt you to do that can often be some of the best.
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Environmental experts say the planet is getting a breather from the constant output of pollution by humans as the coronavirus puts many activities by individuals and businesses on hold.
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Temperature moderated, my attention then wandered to the sounds of a heavy breather two rows in front of me, and later to the squeaks emanating from the heating pipes.
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After France and Germany gave the European establishment a breather by beating back far-right wing insurgencies, it is Italy's unpredictable and angry Five Star Movement that worries them.
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Caer a breather of a Twin Shadow album, sitting with and processing discomfort, rather than, as on his last two albums, escaping to the dance floor or pop nostalgia.
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Khloe Kardashian gets a kick out of visiting Cleveland -- where the local bumpkins hardly recognize her and she can FINALLY get a breather from being the enormous star she is.
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In currency markets, the greenback took a breather following strong gains overnight after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept the target range for its policy rate unchanged at its May meeting.
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Perri Nemiroff, Collider Pet Sematary is highly engaging and entertaining, but it isn't a rollicking ride that dishes out jump scares followed by a quick breather courtesy of comedic relief.
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It's also the first time Bieber has attended an event since news broke that he and on-again, off-again girlfriend Selena Gomez were taking a breather from their relationship.
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As the market takes a breather, deal makers are waiting for the next round of transactions to be launched after the Labor Day holiday in the US in early September.
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When I visit on a Monday afternoon, he's finishing up with a client in the Greenwich Village office space he rents through a lesser-known version of WeWork called Breather.
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Stocks opened higher, taking a breather from a trade tension-driven selloff that has knocked more than 5% off the value of major stock indexes since the start of May.
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SHANGHAI, May 16 (Reuters) - China's yuan took a breather on Thursday, barely moving against the U.S. dollar, as the market calmed following some sharp falls stemming from increased Sino-U.
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No one likes feeling like their lives are being put on hold, but it isn't the end of the world if you take a breather from reality now and then.
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It gave the Turkish lira a breather after it had been sent sprawling to a nine-month low on Monday after the United States and Turkey scaled back visa services.
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Founded in 2012, Breather now operates approximately 300 spaces across 10 markets, including in Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and outside of the U.S. in Toronto and London.
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The dollar was down 0.4 percent against its Japanese peer at 0.23 yen, taking a breather after climbing to a 10-1/2 month high of 118.66 yen last week.
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In the aftermath of a harrowing election cycle, JPMorgan is urging investors to avoid making moves based on emotion and politics as the so-called Trump rally takes a breather.
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I've taken brief social-media hiatuses in the past, deactivating Facebook when I was studying for finals in college or removing Twitter from my phone when I needed a breather.
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Traders there were happy to take a breather after a 1.13 percent gain on Wednesday had given the region its best day since April's French election victory for Emmanuel Macron.
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SYDNEY, March 6 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans took a breather on Wednesday as the market anxiously awaited progress in talks between Washington and Beijing aimed at ending a bitter trade dispute.
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With little in the way of narrative depth, character building, or anything else that would give audiences a breather, it's hard to see Gears working well on the big screen.
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As I sat down in my local coffee shop and attempted to better articulate my thoughts, I found myself having to get up and take a breather more than once.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped as investors took a breather from selling bonds and readjusted positions to prepare for more inflation-related volatility, a scenario that could take yields even higher.
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Morgan started in place of Aaron Nola, who was given a breather before the All-Star break after going 0-4 with a 13.50 ERA in his past five starts.
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"It will be healthy for the market to take a breather and let the earnings catch up to the price," said Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors.
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The greater flexibility given banks by the ECB on managing bad loans and the temporary suspension of some rules like calendar provisioning has given lenders a breather, Il Messaggero said.
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Chinese internet stocks such as Alibaba and Tencent have been hitting it out of the park this year, but experts say their rallies could be set to take a breather.
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The verdict is still out on today, but with afternoon or evening showers and sun-blocking clouds in the forecast, there's a good chance our lungs will catch a breather.
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It's one of the few remaining sideshows in America, where you can still be dazzled by a fire breather, spooked by a snake charmer or shocked by the human blockhead.
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WeWork's competitors include traditional providers of offices for rent like Regus and Carr, along with apps that help workers find a room or cubicle "on-demand," like Breather and Liquidspace.
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"We have had a big rally and we are due to for a breather," said Ed Al-Hussainy, senior interest rate and currency analyst at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in Minneapolis.
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The dollar took a breather after falling overnight against a basket of rival currencies following the latest political developments, with the dollar index standing at 93.524 at 3:12 p.m.
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"Breather has built a remarkable commercial real estate e-commerce and services platform that offers one-click access to over 500 workspaces around the world," said Murphy in a press release.
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The original iPhone came out in 2007, so buy the time Jay's ready to take a breather he can treat himself to an iPhone 16 or the iPhone Q or something.
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You know them inside and out, and you love them, but man, do you just want them to get their shit together before you have to step away for a breather.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar took a breather in Asia on Thursday after recovering from a brief spill overnight when markets were whipsawed by mixed messages on policy from the Federal Reserve.
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"One can't be too disappointed in an economy that takes a one-month breather after a stunning three-month run," said Avery Shenfeld, chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, who also.
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The concession of the hydroelectric plants, all owned by Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais, or Cemig, could give a breather to a government expecting another hefty fiscal deficit for next year.
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"I was taking a breather in the middle of a ski run with little on my mind but the next mogul field when my phone rang with the news," he says.
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SYDNEY, Aug 23 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures took a breather on Friday but the grain was poised to record its second straight weekly loss as ample global supplies weighed on prices.
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The acquisition of Fry likely will allow the Ravens to grant star kicker Justin Tucker a bit of a breather before the season opener against the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 8.
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Butler's late surge helps Bulls edge Hawks CHICAGO — At one point of the fourth quarter, Chicago Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg asked Jimmy Butler if he was tired and needed a breather.
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REUTERS - India's stock markets ended 0.1 percent lower on Monday in lacklustre trading as markets took a breather after Friday's more than 2 percent gains, ahead of the RBI's monetary policy.
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The upcoming season of the fantasy blockbuster promises to be a very stressful seven weeks, so we're going to need a breather after watching a reanimated Jon Snow fight ice zombies.
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While you figure out what you want to do next in your career and with your life, it can help to take a breather and hold off on connection-building events.
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A few miles away, two other native Detroiters, Darryl Chatman and Mike Nolan, sit outside a neighborhood soul food restaurant, taking a late-afternoon breather from their cleaning and construction business.
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Now Aldo was throwing right hand counters and leading with power punches, following one combination with another and never taking a breather like he has been prone to throughout his career.
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Jay-Z and Blue Ivy took a breather from the On the Run II Tour with some QT in Berlin Friday, and one part of their usual entourage was noticeably absent.
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Taking a five-month breather on price increases is more of a public relations play than a business strategy, and it's far from structural change that would affect future price hikes.
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Do you lie down and have a breather after filming something like that, or do you ... Because at the pace of TV, you just gotta go back and do it. Yeah.
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In another move possibly designed to increase scoring, teams will no longer be able to call timeout after they ice the puck and give players on the ice an extra breather.
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The next one up is Friday, so Thursday is a bit of a breather to regroup and think about, oh my gosh, we have to do so many more of these.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's March jobless rate rose more than expected for a third month, suggesting last year's decline may have been a temporary breather instead of a sustainable pickup in employment.
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"We think the momentum names are going to take a breather and there's going to be a sector rotation into the fundamental value names that haven't moved as much," added Bapis.
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But for a multitude of reasons, both strategic and mundane, senators say they are aiming to reach an agreement to take a breather and come back for the trial in January.
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"It's been a strong run up to Christmas for the stock markets and it seems traders are taking a little breather in this shortened trading week," OANDA analyst Craig Erlam said.
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My girlfriend had certainly noticed, and probably also noticed me not noticing her falling in love with another woman in our final months, as our breather/break evolved into a breakup.
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The majestic bald eagle, mainstay of American buying power, landmarks, and bro-y tank tops, get an Independence Day breather in these star-spangled GIFs from the denizens of the internet.
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But the point is these players were there, ready to step in, even if it was only in early-round Copa Del Rey games, just to give the regulars a breather.
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After staying completely quiet about the hurricane crisis in Puerto Rico, President Trump finally took a short breather from badmouthing the NFL to comment on the US territory's state of emergency.
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There was no containing her, no stopping her and no way — after all those limited minutes in one-sided league games — for Auriemma to coax her off the floor for a breather.
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Ahead, we compiled a list of programs that can help you take a breather and start designing a life that incorporates more freedom and creativity (and also helps you to thrive professionally).
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Sterling slipped 0.2 percent to $1.2400, taking a breather in the wake of its "flash crash" in Asian trade on Friday, when it suddenly plunged to a 31-year low of $1.1491.
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Selena Gomez's mom Mandy Teefey has been clear she doesn't approve of her daughter getting back together with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, but that's not why the duo are taking a breather.
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While we aren't ones to blindly abide by fashion rules (you know the one we're talking about), even we're inclined to give the hue a quick breather when the weather starts changing.
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Many point to the Internet as the impetus: online, you can use Breather to rent office space by the hour, hire a handyman through TaskRabbit or get on-demand cookies via Doughbies.
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We studied all the third quarters during this seven-year bull market and found defensive stocks did the best as investors used this summer period to take a breather from risk-taking.
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Oil majors Woodside and Oil Search fell 2 percent and 0.14 percent respectively, taking a breather from surges made on Thursday, after oil prices jumped on OPEC's decision to cut oil production.
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But in between each spray session, which took about three minutes in total, I had to take a breather (so I could literally catch my breath) and step away from the fumes.
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With small caps breaking to new highs, traders are watching to see if the S&P 500 and Nasdaq can also break into record territory before the Trump rally takes a breather.
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After denim mini skirts teetered off the map post-2008 and maxi skirts made of jersey tried and failed to take their place, the genre was in need of a serious breather.
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"The central bank believed it was time to give the economy a much needed breather especially with the inflation objective well in hand," said Nicholas Mapa, economist at ING Bank in Manila.
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Given that he'd just reached the pinnacle of commercial success, where he was moving album copies by the metric ton, you might think Wayne would take a breather after Tha Carter III.
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"Gold is somewhat desperately trying to cling onto key support around $1,480, finding mild support because of the stock market rally pausing for a breather," said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with Forex.com.
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Poor Denise didn't get to finish the thought on Sunday's "Walking Dead" — an arrow skewered her melon, mid-monologue, turning what seemed like an easy breather of an episode into something else.
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But let's be honest, sometimes the weight of the world just feels really fucking heavy and you need to pull back for a moment, take a breather, and practice some self-care.
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"It's just unfortunate that I can't hurt you right now without getting into trouble," Chad sighs as he slumps down for a breather, mere inches away from an already triumphant Papa Alex.
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The Russell 2000 is about to post its best month since September, but one market watcher says the small-cap space could be due for a small breather before taking off again.
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As he did, Angels pitching coach Charles Nagy and catcher Martin Maldonado came out to talk to Barria — not so much to advise him as much as to give him a breather.
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But when he sings a surprisingly sweet duet with Ne-Yo, "Top Priority," a softness enters his voice, providing a breather from the emotional coarseness that permeates the rest of this album.
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The city was taking a breather from a night of unrest that erupted after Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, invoked emergency powers to quell antigovernment protests that have grown increasingly violent.
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A couple of eerily look-alike best friends take a breather from the Los Angeles acting grind to hike the misty coastline of Big Sur in this taut thriller from Sophia Takal.
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"Last week's reading appears to suggest that the stock market, overbought in the wake of the [fourth quarter] rally, may be due for a pullback, or at least a breather," Emanuel notes.
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Asian shares fell on Thursday following a dismal day on Wall Street, while the dollar took a breather from this week's rebound and crude oil gave back some of its recent gains.
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"It's really up to the banks to see if they can aggressively push this out to their borrowers so they get a bit of a breather here," Raskin said Monday on CNBC.
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" She eventually turned to temping: "I became very good at going into a situation and doing three or four months of very intense work and then being able to take a breather.
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The odds of the market breaking through 2,275 with substantial gains would be better if the market pulls back a bit and takes a "breather," and comes off current overbought levels, Maley said.
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The market finally took a breather on Wednesday, which prompted Cramer to assess which stocks could be the best to scoop up for when the rally resumes in the not too distant future.
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I'm really thankful that The Perfection is being released on Netflix, mostly because I had to pause it approximately eight times to take a breather, regroup, and frantically Slack colleagues about my plight.
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Rio Grande do Sul-state Finance Secretary Giovani Feltes confirmed the negotiations for the loans, which he said will be used only for investment, but will give his state a much-needed breather.
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TC: This concept is very much like that of Breather, which provides on-demand rooms in cities so that visitors can pop in to relax with friends or maybe make some quiet calls.
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The oil market is taking a breather after the past month's rally sparked by hopes of an OPEC output limit, details of which are due to be hammered out at a November meeting.
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The mother-daughter duo are spending some time together in the 34-year-old heiress' N.Y.C. penthouse apartment, while she enjoys a breather from the hustle and bustle of New York Fashion Week.
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RHP Rick Porcello gave the Red Sox bullpen a much-needed breather Wednesday, allowed three runs on six hits and a walk while striking out a season-best nine batters over seven innings.
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While we're all breathing a collective sigh of relief, take a moment to consider how this retrograde might have actually helped you — did you get to take a breather from your regular schedule?
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"After a week of key risk events, Friday brings a breather to markets, with little in the way of significant data flow," said Tapas Strickland, an economist with the National Australia Bank (NAB).
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With only a few weeks to go before America has to decide between two bad people to run their country, you'd think 2016 might be due a breather, to gear up for November.
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You'll probably still feel guilty about letting your kid stare at a screen while you take a breather for 20 minutes, but slightly less so because they might learn something in the process.
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Highly funded startups in this niche include Industrious, a provider of flexible-term, high-end office spaces, Knotel, a provider of customized workplaces, and Breather, which provides meeting and work rooms on demand.
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The seventh episode of most seasons of Game of Thrones gives the writers a chance to take a breather and make sure everything is in place for the final push toward the finale.
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They viewed it as like a quick thirty-day breather for me that I'd get back from and would proceed to get back into using with them the same way I left off.
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Every couple of weeks they took a breather from studying to listen and dance to live music — zydeco, reggae, jazz and brass band music — at clubs along Frenchman Street, mostly at the Maison.
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Asian stocks fell on Friday as Wall Street took a breather on a drop in U.S. crude oil prices, and after the Federal Reserve kept intact its plans to gradually raise interest rates.
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My friends also confessed to me other yogic annoyances, such as practicing next to a loud breather or, a favorite of mine, a teacher who announced that it was time for group kegels.
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"As the bilateral currency swap deal will likely ease dollar liquidity concerns, South Korea's FX market will be able to take a breather from such a plunge seen today," one currency dealer said.
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It seems so long ago, but it has been only a week since Mr. West came out of the closet as the same-dragon-loving, Trump-supporting, slave-shaming, alt-fact fire breather.
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The U.S. dollar took a breather on Tuesday as global bonds steadied from their recent rout, while equities flatlined as political risk resurfaced in Europe ahead of a referendum in Italy this weekend.
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European shares are set to open little changed today after Asian shares took a breather, while a fresh burst of speculative selling took the U.S. dollar to three-year lows on the euro.
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The sell-off in Macy's shares this week should be viewed as "just a breather" from the long runup already this year, Jefferies analyst Randal Konik told investors in a research note Thursday.
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Additionally, these bite-sized chunks give you opportunities to celebrate your smaller accomplishments and successes—rather than only taking a breather and a pause for your happy dance once the entire project is completed.
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So, as more money managers steer clear of risky VIX trading products and more still unwind their hedges, the fear gauge's recent breather is signaling a peaceful few months ahead for stocks, Sebastian said.
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Though some on staff might argue the release of Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel has been the reason to slog through the rest of 2016, most of us can probably take a breather here.
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Renault, who were running the car in an experimental configuration in preparation for next month's high-altitude Mexican Grand Prix, put the cause of the fire down to a fuel leak from the breather.
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Taking a breather to soak up some entertainment may feel like an indulgence, but I'd argue that last night's SAG award-winners pack just the sort of fuel we need to keep keeping on.
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For whatever reason, when I need to give my mind a breather, ASMR-inducing videos of someone cutting soap or folding paint until the colors blend together just do not do it for me.
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The firm's chief equity technical strategist, Stephen Suttmeier, believes the record rally is just taking a breather, and he's using long-term charts of the S&P 5003 and technology to build his case.
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It was a barrage that paused for a breather with an older song, "Bees," which has a slow-strummed, zitherlike sample and long-breathed vocals (although the lyrics are about bees on the attack).
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The Wildcats will also try to mix junior college transfer Amaad Wainright, a 6-103 guard, and top-100 prospect Mike McGuirl into the mix to give the veterans on the perimeter a breather.
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According to a company statement, Breather intends to use its Series C capital for hiring, and geographic expansion, including further saturation where it already offers workspaces, and new cities as yet to be determined.
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The Wildcats will also try to mix junior college transfer Amaad Wainright, a 6-4 guard, and top-100 prospect Mike McGuirl into the mix to give the veterans on the perimeter a breather.
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Taylor Swift is in the middle of performing back-to-back sold-out shows for her Reputation Stadium Tour, but the superstar took a breather this week to spend quality time with her girlfriends.
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Between the Fire Rooster's influence and the astrological traffic jam we have headed our way, we will be moving full speed ahead into 2018 — and wouldn't it be great to just take a breather?
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And, after taking a breather from the initial shock, glee, and jubilation (in that order), we we're able to really appreciate the portrait she released to break the announcement (as only Queen Bey can).
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"This market has gone up without taking a breather and will enter a cautious trading day as it awaits the Fed," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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Hutton (225-103-210) started — and rookie Pheonix Copley dressed as his backup — because the Blues wanted to give No. 2603 goalie Jake Allen a mental and physical breather after a period of struggling.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar and U.S. stocks dipped on Friday, taking a breather following this week's big moves after the Federal Reserve signaled a faster pace of U.S. interest rate increases next year.
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And for all the New York tourists and shoppers hoping to stop by the shop to take a breather or even a snooze in one of those big comfy massage chairs: keep on stepping.
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Ariana Grande decided to pop back onto Instagram on Sunday to share not one but two new photos after taking a week-long "breather" to focus on positivity, music and her man, Pete Davidson.
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Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore, said the dollar would probably take a breather in the near term, after its sharp rally against the yen last week.
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Presenting: The Refinery29 five-step guide on how to vacation like Queen Bey, who is currently taking a breather from her Formation World Tour with husband Jay Z and daughter Blue Ivy in Hawaii.
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The industry typically takes a breather for a few weeks in the summer, to run maintenance on facilities and provide some downtown for the workforce, so coronavirus could move up the schedule on that.
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Source: FactSet Bank stocks caught a breather after falling throughout the week, as demand for safe haven assets steadily increased while investors grew more doubtful over a hike in interest rates by year's end.
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On Wall Street, stocks were slightly lower at the open as investors took a breather following the Dow Jones Industrial Average's three-day winning streak spurred by pro-growth optimism and rosy corporate earnings.
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The good news is that, for most of us, the end is in sight, because the final week of December allows for a breather and a chance to reset ahead of the new year.
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"It's been a strong run up to Christmas for stock markets and it seems traders are taking a little breather in this shortened trading week," said Craig Erlam, an analyst at online broker OANDA.
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"As corporate buying is at least taking a breather, corporate insiders are ramping up share selling as the major U.S. stock market averages are at or near record highs," TrimTabs wrote in a note.
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"It's been a strong run up to Christmas for stock markets and it seems traders are taking a little breather in this shortened trading week," said Craig Erlam, an analyst at online broker OANDA.
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"Markets seem to be taking a breather from the recent volatility and we are trading ranges before the central bank meetings later in the week," said Lee Hardman, a currency strategist at MUFG in London.
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While crude imports may take a breather in May, the chances are that China will continue its long-term upward trend, given rising domestic demand and increased exports on the back of excess refining capacity.
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Shares in big-cap industry leaders took a breather, while investors were also selling resources shares on a broad retreat in futures market after major commodity exchanges introduced further measures to tame wild price moves.
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It added that in the meantime, bond yields and inflation expectations are "trying to find a floor," which gives a breather to value stocks, those which trade at a lower price relative to their fundamentals.
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And when she got a breather in between shots (including the cute behind-the-scenes snap of her with the designer himself and photographer Mario Testino, above), she had fun playing a little word association.
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Luis Avilan and Ross Stripling combined for the last 10 outs, giving the rest of the Los Angeles bullpen a breather after the Dodgers used eight and nine pitchers, respectively, in their last two games.
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Jack and Rebecca agree to take a breather, and Jack makes this wonderful speech and says that their love story is not over — which is poignant because we know that he will be dying soon.
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Ad breaks could actually make it easier for Live creators to be on camera, because if they need to take a quick breather, adjust their hair or switch settings, they can do it off camera.
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Your faithful recapper has zero clue what those last five minutes of Star's freshman season even were, but man oh man, am I ready to unpack it... after I take a quick breather, of course.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 214 (Reuters) - Australian shares were unchanged on Friday, and New Zealand stocks edged slightly higher as investors on both sides of the Tasman took a breather ahead of the August reporting season.
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Hill, who set about building a European capital markets union while trying to give the financial sector a breather from fresh regulation, resigned after Britain voted to leave the EU in a June 23 referendum.
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In the midst of what can often feel like a rollercoaster of work and personal obligations, they allow you to hop off for a brief moment, take a breather, and regain a sense of stability.
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He recalls how the idea for the stage show came to him while he was taking a breather after mounting his earlier hit, "In the Heights," and started reading Ron Chernow's biography of Alexander Hamilton.
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Rent a ride at nearby Little John Bikes and spend a few hours pedaling on a runway; then take a breather at one of the beer gardens (open only on weekends) sprinkled throughout the grounds.
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"Nickel is taking a bit of a breather now but there is potential for it to spike higher if we look back at movements after the last Indo ore ban," BMO analyst Kash Kamal said.
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Before she became a movie star, before she and Warren Beatty married and had four children, before she made her way back to Broadway after a 32-year breather, Ms. Bening was a classical actress.
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Take a breather, and refill your water bottle at Dzomsa, a small, environmentally conscious shop that sells sterilized water refills (bring your own bottle) for just 7 rupees, as well as some local artisanal products.
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Her neon-clad backup dancers likely in need of a breather, the bilingual pop star looked out at the 30,000 revelers assembled on the sandy shores of Playas de Rosarito and spoke her proverbial truth.
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DUBAI, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Shares of Dana Gas may take a breather on Wednesday after gains a day earlier, as investors will watch the proceedings of its legal case with its sukuk holders this week.
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Analyst Alex Arfaei wrote in a note published Wednesday that until Pfizer can turn over its product pipeline, shares of the pharmaceutical giant should take a breather from their strong run of the last 12 months.
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Breather believes Murphy's extensive background scaling e-commerce and SaaS platforms, as well as his experience working with incumbents across a number of traditional industries, can help it execute through its next stage of global growth.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday, crawling up slightly from the lowest in nearly four months hit during the previous session, with bullion pressured by a robust dollar as U.S. stocks took a breather following a strong rally.
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So, consider a little collar action ahead as a chance to give your favorite turtleneck a temporary breather, because at this point in a long winter, it sure is nice to have a little variety, no?
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He did note that while Disney looks good for the long term, the swift surge might signal "a little bit of a breather" on a near-term basis before it breaks out to a new high.
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So ever since American Vandal, I've been taking a little bit of a breather because I feel like I've gotten to a certain place where I can relax a little bit and not run so hard.
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His death shocked his colleagues and quickly spread to every corner of the judiciary One judge, Neil Gorsuch, was taking a breather in the middle of a ski run when his phone rang with the news.
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After taking a breather in 2018, due to new supply on the market, rents for both single-family homes and multifamily apartments are now rising at the fastest pace in nearly a year, according to Zillow.
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And though no conquest comes in "Blood of My Blood," the season takes a much-needed breather here after a string of monumental moments and reveals to lead its many key players into place for battle.
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BREATHER The yen remained firm after the Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady but tempered its optimism that robust exports and factory output will underpin growth, giving a boost to its perceived safe-haven status.
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It's the lowest score in the history of the index, and provides a much-needed "breather" for banks, said Pam Perdue, chief regulatory officer at the compliance management firm Continuity, which launched the index in 2013.
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Even still, South Carolina kept the vastly undersized Buffalo team in the game, turning the ball over 26 times, and only led 55-50 early in the fourth with Wilson getting a breather on the bench.
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"The market is taking a breather as investors keenly wait for the U.S. Federal Reserve meet next week and the impact of India's monsoon," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services Ltd.
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Stocks have jumped nearly 7% in just five weeks and may be ready to take a short breather, but strategists say that a powerful rotation is at work and that could propel the market much higher.
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"(Ferrari) stock may take a breather today but the story remains exciting and while some were expecting more today on the guidance, we expect buying support on the dip," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a report.
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The market has enough momentum behind it to lure in more investors once the market has taken a breather, said John Hathaway, co-portfolio manager of Tocqueville Asset Management's gold fund with $1 billion under management.
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Aleksandr Erokhin goes down after a hard collision in the Croatian penalty area, which is either a serious problem for Russia, which is out of substitutions, or a convenient opportunity for everyone to take a breather.
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Figuring out who's gonna meet his or her space doom is, at the moment, more fulfilling than seeing Ward act bad again; the mystery also provides a nice breather from all the Inhuman stuff going on.
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After a Quick Breather, Chloë Grace Moretz Comes Out Fighting Ms. Moretz talks about "The Miseducation of Cameron Post," her new film about gay conversion therapy, and why her Louis C.K. movie should never be released.
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The prospect of a reunion gives the novel its zing; it's hard to shed a tear for Charles, "a heavy breather, a snorer, a guffawer," as well as a defiantly lazy father and an unfaithful jerk.
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The leniency deal, which spreads the fine payment over 20 years, will give Odebrecht a financial breather and help it restructure debt-burdened businesses and revive a shrinking pipeline of projects at its flagship engineering unit.
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But after the Buckeyes — led by Fields, who was declared the game's most valuable player — put up 133 points in the second-half comeback, Day also acknowledged that his team was in need of a breather.
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"We think that the sector's taking a breather," Bapis said in the same "Trading Nation" interview on Wednesday, noting that many of the housing stocks have doubled in price in the last six to 12 months.
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Though the last few years have seen rents in the city level out, the breather came only after a relentless, yearslong climb, and rents remain prohibitively high for many New Yorkers in their 21s and 2075s.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound vaulted to a 21-month high against the euro on Tuesday on hopes that the worst of all Brexits will be avoided, while world shares took a breather after scaling five-month peaks.
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Moving back home after college has its obvious perks: saving money on rent, taking a breather after years of academic rigor, and mooching off of your parents' laundry machine and HBO account, just to name a few.
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TOKYO, Sept 20153 (Reuters) - Oil markets took a breather on Tuesday after prices jumped more than 3 percent in the previous session, with Turkey threatening to cut crude flows from Iraq's Kurdistan region to the outside world.
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However, markets took a breather on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump downplayed the trade war with Beijing and said he would talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G28.5 Summit in Japan late next month.
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This is a fun way to build up awareness of the Breather service, and if it didn't cost much by way of money or engineering resources, it's potentially more clever than a subway ad or the like.
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I think that we would need a breather for a second, because you'd need to believe that they had time to figure out how to work for a super PAC or whatever the hell she would do.
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Even so, "you may see after the meeting that the market takes a breather and consolidates as it waits for the next catalyst," said Krosby, who sees a U.S.-China trade deal as the next big catalyst.
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In foreign exchange markets, the dollar took a breather having reached its highest since early February against other top currencies as traders continued to add to the bets on a December U.S. interest rate rise <21#FF:>.
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Coach Rick Carlisle told reporters it's never good to have an injury but Smith needed a breather 211.6 games into his rookie campaign, and the ninth-overall pick in the last draft provided a spark for Dallas.
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Iron ore imports also took a breather from recent strength, coming in at 86.25 million tonnes in July, down 8.9 percent from June's strong 94.7 million and 2.4 percent below the 88.4 million from July last year.
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To HR. Nope is the creation of Breather, a company that offers up office rental space for "off-sites, meetings, spillover space, and more" — sort of like an Airbnb for workers looking for a little alone time.
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Far from taking a breather, the winning candidate will face a trifecta of troubling challenges: reunifying the people, recharging the economy and, perhaps most difficult of all, restoring public support for American leadership on the international stage.
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Yodsanklai last took a fight breather in October 773 and returned to the front in February 277 defeating Sayfullah Hambakhadov at Kunlun Fight 271 in China with wrecking ball round kicks and surface-to-air upper cuts.
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Through text analysis or facial expression recognition, a program on my laptop could identify the high level of emotion, understand what's about to happen, and warn me to take a breather before I send something I'll regret.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China stocks rebounded on Friday as markets took a breather after sharp losses in the previous session, while investors awaited policy messages from Chinese and global leaders gathering in Shanghai for a G3.23 meeting.
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"The market is just waiting for some of these big data points to come out tomorrow and in a sense is taking a breather today," Farley said, adding that investors were also concerned about corporate earnings growth.
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Four years after he walked away from U.F.C. for a mental breather, St. Pierre walked out of the Garden a champion — a breathtaking reminder that the Canadian is still one of the best ever inside the octagon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday as industrials rebounded and technology names soared, while commodities recovered and the dollar held steady after concerns over an escalating U.S. trade war with China took a breather.
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This month, as the eyes of the industry are trained on the runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris, it's worth taking a breather to scope out what some of fashion's freshest talent is cooking up.
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After rallying for eight consecutive weeks, India's stock markets finally took a breather following the announcement of the Union Budget, with investors getting spooked by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's proposal to introduce long-term capital gains tax.
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The dollar will probably take a breather in the near term, in the wake of its sharp rally against the yen last week, said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore.
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Many analysts think the Saudi market's uptrend is not reversing but stocks may take an extended breather following a stellar performance over a six-week period which took the index to a one-year high earlier this week.
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The S&P 500 tech sector just posted its first negative session after a record 15-day stretch in the green — its longest winning streak ever — and some strategists say the group is set to take a breather.
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Warren is the ultimate surrogate for Clinton, giving her a chance to take a breather and allow someone more tenacious and savvy to join the back-and-forth online war that Trump has been winning for some time.
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Stingy goaltending continues to be the name of the game for New Jersey, which gave workhorse Cory Schneider a breather and saw Keith Kinkaid turn aside 28 shots in a 1-0 triumph over Los Angeles on Sunday.
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SINGAPORE, July 20600 (Reuters) - Copper took a breather on Thursday after a strong rally in the previous session when metals were buoyed by renewed hopes of a U.S.-China trade deal and expectations of a U.S. rate cut.
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"It seems as if there is potential longer term, but shorter term via the options I would say investors are positioning for potentially a pullback or at least worst-case scenario is just a breather here," she said.
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"In light of the strong rally and the multi-month highs that were achieved in European indices recently, some investors are now taking a breather," David Madden, a market analyst at CMC Markets UK, wrote in a note.
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Researchers believe that slow-wave sleep is when the brain is able to fully process and stores memories, but it's also a time when the brain can finally take a breather and recover from the day's mental activities.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 24.18 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares were flat on Friday as investors in Australia waited for an outcome to Australia's election and traders in New Zealand took a breather from a nine-session rally.
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When you need to use your elbows to fend off other diners, just so you can mound up not just two, but three more plates filled to the brim with shrimp, it is time to take a breather.
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"Indian equities have posted one of the sharpest gains recently, and today is a case of the markets taking a breather, especially with it being a holiday-shortened week," said Sunil Sharma, chief investment officer, Sanctum Wealth Management.
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And it's a little bit of a breather from, "This is a fake thing, and I've got to make it look really real so the audience doesn't think about it for a second," because that's usually my goal.
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While Kansas City enjoyed a breather in its schedule on Thursday for the second time in four days, Houston showed no signs of slowing down by posting a 20-33 mark after a sluggish start to the season.
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Personally, I can barely do laundry with a hangover at the tender age of thirty-six, but here's Clinton pounding the campaign trail twenty hours a day for a week before succumbing to the need for a breather.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's export growth slowed in September for the first time in three months, official data on Thursday showed, in a sign overseas demand for goods from the world's third-largest economy may be taking a breather.
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It's times like those when you don't need to be in massive group texts trying to coordinate where to get brunch, but rather getting a quiet cup of coffee with a best friend and just taking a breather.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks flirted with fresh 14-month lows on Thursday amid escalating trade tensions, though many battered currencies took a breather after days of hefty losses with South Africa's rand strengthening nearly 1 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling climbed broadly on Thursday, hitting a two-week high against the dollar, as concerns about the shape of politics in the United States and continental Europe gave the British currency a breather from Brexit worries.
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She and I will never agree on what we agreed upon that day — a "breakup" or a "breather," the distinction between which is significant — but I do clearly remember one thing: going home that night and weighing myself.
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After debuting her eponymous solo album that year, she followed it up with six more in rapid succession, taking only a brief one-year breather in between 1996's Dilate and 1998's best-selling Little Plastic Castle.
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"There weren't any major market-making data points coming out, and I think that's why the markets are kind of taking a breather," said Jennifer Vail, head of fixed income research at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Portland, Oregon.
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Once you've swayed to literally all the jazz, join TK Wonder and Cipriana for a breather on the impossibly idyllic steps of Melrose Mansion, an antebellum mansion-turned-B&B nestled in the center of NOLA's Faubourg Marigny neighborhood.
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This "disgusting mouth breather … will make you want to choke the life from him," argued the piece, a virtuoso expression of fearful resistance to YouTube, which at the time seemed poised to choke the life from the whole internet.
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Case in point, integrated graphics—GPUs now sit alongside CPUs at the heart of high-end smartphones, handling all the heavy lifting for the visuals so the main processor can take a breather or get busy with something else.
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As Nick, 26, explains in the band's new (hilariously vintage) PAPER magazine cover, calling it quits was the best thing the Jonas Brothers could have done for their careers, as it allowed them to take a much-needed breather.
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"I would just encourage people to step back, take a breather and just realize that the creepy clowns in their imaginations are far worse than the hoaxsters and pranksters and copycats and legends that are in the news today."
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Since Iger took over in 2005, the company has built its movie-business dominance on the power of multi-billion-dollar acquisitions: first with Pixar in 2006, then Marvel in 2009, and then, after another three-year breather, Lucasfilm.
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"China is currently taking a breather", said VDA president Bernhard Mattes in Berlin, adding the export of German cars from factories in the United States to China fell by a third in the first 10 months of the year.
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As much as I loved the weekends I spent binging BoJack Horseman (come back to me soon, old friend), I'd gladly take a breather between episodes if the entire world got to gather together on the same TV page.
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"It seems like after yesterday's surge, there is no real news out there this morning and it is almost like the market's simply taking a breather," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Iron ore futures in China dropped 20.2% on Wednesday as market participants took a breather after the steelmaking raw material's sustained rally that had brought it to the highest level since the 21.5 launch of the index.
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Shares on Wall Street took a breather after the strongest performance of the year for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the benchmark S&P 19303 saw the indexes close above 26,000 and 2,800, respectively, for the first time.
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Then the money leaving tech starts flowing into household names like Colgate and Coca-Cola, and by day three, tech takes a breather and buyers settle in high-yield names that do well in a low interest rate environment.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 18 (Reuters) - Debt issuance in sub-Saharan Africa fell by 10 percent in the first half of 2016, data from Thomson Reuters showed on Monday, as sinking currencies and faltering economies forced borrowers to take a breather.
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Enjoying a political breather after a year of ferocious domestic protests and damaging foreign sanctions, the 563-year-old successor to Hugo Chavez said the government had won at least 90 percent of the 335 mayorships in Sunday's election.
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MELBOURNE, Nov 212 (Reuters) - London copper took a breather on Monday after hitting a two-week peak in the previous session following comments by the U.S. president that the United States may be approaching a trade deal with China.
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The pound appeared to be taking a breather as British Prime Minister Theresa May scrambled to reunite her Conservative Party, attempting to strike a deal with a small Northern Irish party that would enable her to stay in power.
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Nola, who is in his first full season in the big leagues, was scratched from his scheduled start Thursday to give him a breather after he had gone 0-4 with a 13.50 ERA in his past five starts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I'd expected the exhibition of 45, wood-paneled mini-fridges at the Lower East Side's Denny Gallery to offer a literally cool breather from this sweltering summer, but none of them were running.
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NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 barely rose on Monday while the healthcare and financial sectors weighed and investors took a breather ahead of earnings season and after the strong rally that marked the start of 73.
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Exporters lost ground as the dollar took a breather after rallying in the wake of upbeat U.S. economic data, which had briefly set off market talk of a possible rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve at next month's meeting.
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Whether you want to classify it as Sullivan learning quickly from a mistake or going back to the rookie after giving him a quick breather, Murray won Games 6 and 7 and four more against the Sharks in the 2016 Final.
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Markets took a breather on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump called the trade war with Beijing as "a little squabble" and said he would talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G20 Summit in Japan late next month.
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The big picture: Technology has enabled the creation of online marketplaces that segment the use of physical space in new ways — from Airbnb's home-sharing service to companies like Breather that let you book office space for a meeting or call.
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Lizzie and Loren are both lucky to have her, Nick is lucky to have her and 15 other people, and Bachelor nation is lucky to have a six-day breather in between every two-hour episode of this sexy steeplechase.
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I have a tendency to overextend myself for other people, and I've just have been feeling a little overwhelmed, so I want to get everything done and then give myself some "me time" to relax because I need a breather.
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"The fact that China is supporting its market is a comfort for the U.S. That combined with strong earnings is giving a bit of a breather from macro events," said Tony Roth, chief investment officer at Wilmington Trust in Wilmington, Delaware.
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According to Bella's Instagram Story, she's currently on her way to London, but not before she took a breather this weekend doing what any normal 21-year-old would do — take emoji-filled selfie videos and hang out in sweats.
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Indeed, much of this news is important and truly vital to know (see the Roy Moore attack allegations), but after this deluge, it's inviting to take a refreshing breather from a non-sentient being that offers no sour or abhorrent ongoings.
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"Last week's rally was basically a digestion of Trump's win and now that we're past the digestion phase, the market is taking a bit of a breather and is waiting to see what lies ahead under a Republican government," said Watkins.
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GeoNET / GNS Science It was a busy weekend for a number of volcanoes across the planet, but the one we were all watching decided to take a breather: Iceland After an intense earthquake swarm last week, Katla calmed down significantly.
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Egypt's main index, last at 1.6,294 points, which has surged 15.6 percent since the central bank floated the currency early on Thursday, may take a breather as it nears its early 2015 peak of 10,066 points, a major technical resistance.
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As the market takes a breather in coming days from a continued sell-off, the Most Shorted Index may provide clues to whether the market has in fact temporarily found short-term support, or is preparing for another leg down.
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If the extension's creator Breather can find a way around that issue (maybe by making it an app instead, so you could pretend to be checking the time, and then get a call?), Nope could have even more useful applications.
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The Elmina Castle served as a cornerstone in the early European slave trade, and the inhumane conditions slaves were relegated to in those days clearly got to Steve, who had to sit down at one point and take a breather.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. commercial paper supply decreased this week, retreating from a 2304.2-23/22-month high, as fund managers took a breather from their recent purchases of these debt securities, according to Federal Reserve data released on Thursday.
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"I feel like I need to take a breather and watch from the sidelines over the next couple of weeks before diving back in," said Kimberley Fritts, CEO of the Podesta Group, when asked whom she would be supporting next.
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What he and the others at Tesla have built is remarkable, but he only sees it as the beginning of a much longer journey, and there are plenty of people who'd like to get off — or at least take a breather.
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DUBAI, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Gulf markets were slightly higher in thin trading volume early on Sunday, mirroring last week's muted close in global stock markets as investors took a breather ahead of company results reporting, which will start this week.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 3003 (Reuters) - Shanghai stocks eased on Thursday as investors took a breather after a recent rally, but scored their third straight month of gains thanks to robust corporate earnings that led fund managers to boost their equity exposure.
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Art Pope, another veteran of the Koch world and one of the most powerful figures in North Carolina Republican politics, said it was "time to take a breather" from elections and highlight other aspects of Koch's vast policy and philanthropic interests.
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PIMCO's Arnopolin says EM is looking "in pretty decent shape on a cyclical horizon" and is likely to be less volatile than some of world's developed markets, but others sense the recent pace of the rally may require a breather.
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MILAN, March 3 (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Thursday, with chemicals maker Evonik among the worst performers, as investors took a breather after five straight days of gains brought a top European equity index to a one-month high.
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Taking a breather before the L.A. premiere's after party on Monday (the same day Heard filed for divorce), Depp was spotted sipping on red wine and digging into steak with Sacha Baron Cohen in the lobby of The Roosevelt Hotel.
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On "Swallow," the band stretches things out a bit from their typically 90-second songs for a nearly three-and-a-half-minute crusher that sees them taking a bit of a breather and experimenting with the leeway their formula allows.
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Jamie Spears wants a judge to let him take a breather for a few months as Britney's conservator and put one of his people in his place -- temporarily -- but we've learned Britney's mom appears to have different ideas ... TMZ has learned.
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"While the threat of additional tariffs on EU imports is still an overhang for investors, the market is more likely taking a breather until new macro-economic data comes out," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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The dollar took a breather after having rallied over the past week on optimism over the prospects for U.S. tax reforms, as well as speculation that the next chair of the Federal Reserve could steer policy in a more hawkish direction.
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Rehearsals were in full swing for his 24th play, an adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" that begins previews March 14 at the McCarter Theater in nearby Princeton, N.J., and Mr. Ludwig was heading home for a breather.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 500 stock index paused on Tuesday, taking a breather from Monday's strong quarterly kickoff as a decline in shares of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc weighed and economic data did little to ease growth concerns.
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"While the threat of additional tariffs on EU imports is still an overhang for investors, the market is more likely taking a breather until new macro-economic data comes out," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities said.
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His wide round kicks and well timed hooks from a very square stance, combined with his good lateral movement, have allowed him to stay on top of every opponent who has ever attempted to get a breather by jogging off.
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"I was taking a breather in the middle of a ski run with little on my mind but the next mogul field when my phone rang with the news (of Scalia's death)," he said, describing how he completed the run in tears.
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When the Cubs overcame a 3-1 deficit to take the World Series in Game 7, Americans took a breather from politics to cheer the momentous victory, grateful that sometimes a hard-fought battle on a seemingly level playing field just felt good.
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It would appear that China's vast steel sector may be taking a breather after several months of strong gains, and the build-up of iron ore inventories at ports to record levels in recent weeks probably has helped lower the appetite for imports.
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SINGAPORE, June 5 (Reuters) - Copper was largely unchanged on Tuesday as the market took a breather after climbing to a near two-week high in the previous session on support from potential supply disruptions amid wage talks at the world's biggest mine.
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The fell against the low-yielding euro and traditionally safe-haven Swiss franc and Japanese yen, which recorded its biggest two-day loss against the dollar in almost two years on Monday and Tuesday, as risky assets took a breather, analysts said.
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"I think we're seeing a shift in sentiment where investors are taking the path of least resistance to pressure stocks," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, adding the market is also taking a breather from its recent rally.
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I've put nearly a dozen hours into the new expansion since it launched Monday night and it's made me realize how much WoW needed to take a breather from all the world-threatening, space-faring action it's been dishing out for years.
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The Tomb Raider game is more than 12 hours long and has a plot that players piece together though picking up journal entries and eavesdropping on bad guys, with Lara helpfully explaining her progress when she stops back at camp for a breather.
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On August 73th Tesla announced plans to sell bonds worth $1.5bn to support its expansion, giving a badly needed breather to the equity market, where it usually raises cash (and where its value has risen by two-thirds over the past year).
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The U.S. dollar took a breather ahead of the holiday, with the dollar index steady at 23.9, but it remained pressured by a fall in U.S. Treasury yields on Friday that saw the benchmark 220.50-year yield briefly touch a four-year nadir.
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The dollar, meanwhile, took a breather after having rallied over the past week on optimism over the prospects for U.S. tax reforms, as well as speculation that the next chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve could steer policy in a more hawkish direction.
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Instead of going for a stroll in your local 200-square-foot park to take a breather, now you can check out Canada's most remote and northern park—it's less than 800 kilometres away from the North Pole—through Google Street View.
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The dollar fell against the low-yielding euro and traditionally safe-haven Swiss franc and Japanese yen, which recorded its biggest two-day loss against the dollar in almost two years on Monday and Tuesday, as risky assets took a breather, analysts said.
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Between stealing the show as Celeste on Big Little Lies (can someone please hand her the "Best Actress" Emmy right now?), starring in three movies, and filming the next season of Top of the Lake, she's barely had time to take a breather.
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This is all to say that there are times when people in leadership positions have enough experience with a particular scenario that they can make quick decisions, but that taking a breather and collecting oneself can counteract a tendency to make poor choices.
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A working group of the 28 DPAs gave companies a breather on enforcement until the beginning of this month and as a whole are expected not to take any action until the group has determined if the new agreement satisfies privacy concerns.
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SINGAPORE, March 17 (Reuters) - Gold ticked lower on Thursday as the market took a breather after rallying 2.5 percent in the previous session following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut the number of planned interest rate hikes, adding to pressure on the dollar.
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Even as Wall Street takes a breather on Monday, international focus remains largely attuned to global trade developments, after Trump said last week that he was prepared to impose new tariffs on China as soon as a public comment period ends on Thursday.
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"Our research analysts have said that a lot of the high-end construction projects and homes are starting to slow down, and that's kind of an indicator to us that people are waiting and seeing how this breather shakes out," he said.
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"Part of it may just be the market is taking a breather off the rally we had at the beginning of April because the moves lower are on low volume and it doesn't feel panicky," said Lance Humphrey, portfolio manager at USAA Asset Management.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street ended little changed on Friday, taking a breather following a five-day winning streak, while the dollar rebounded against most currencies from earlier losses tied to expectations the U.S. central bank is in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets were little changed on Tuesday but still managed to touch a six-month high as investors took a breather following a three-day run of gains while the possibility of tightening supply kept oil prices on the rise .
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ABOUT THE SENATORS: Captain Erik Karlsson (team-leading 13 assists, 15 points), who is playing with two hairline fractures in his left heel, is expected to be back in the lineup after receiving a bit of a breather with Sunday's contest well out of hand.
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The dollar index hovered near last week's 13-and-a-half-year high this morning, taking a somewhat of a breather after surging on expectations U.S. interest rates would rise further than earlier anticipated due to prospects of increased fiscal stimulus under Donald Trump.
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Arkansas (2-1) rode the play of big man Daniel Gafford, who scored 27 points, including 227 straight Razorbacks points in a key stretch of the second half, after Indiana had erased a nine-point lead with Gafford on the bench getting a breather.
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There are are no signs that she'll slow down any time soon, but Steinem just bought a gorgeous new apartment in the Upper East Side of Manhattan — so she has the perfect place to relax on the rare occasion that she takes a breather.
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The market's recent run-up on optimism around a Fed rate cut is likely why there is somewhat of a breather now, said Barry James, chief investment officer of advisory firm James Investment Research in Alpha, Ohio, adding that trade tensions remained an overhang.
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Lauren Servideo: Open my eyes, don't stretch, don't take my time getting ready, walk to work, spend six to eight hours glued to my ergonomic desk chair, walk home, take a breather, and then go back outside and wander around until it gets dark.
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"Given the situation, a unilateral ceasefire makes no sense, since Jabhat al-Nusra and groups allied to it will once again be given a breather, will regroup and restore their military capability," Rudskoy said, referring to a rebel group previously allied to al Qaeda.
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"You can always tell you have a decent market when, after a big run, investors take a breather from buying the stocks people love and instead decide to scrutinize and snap up the stocks that have been left behind," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"You can always tell you have a decent market when, after a big run, investors take a breather from buying the stocks people love and instead decide to scrutinize and snap up the stocks that have been left behind, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuters) - A school district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will issue $57.8 million of general obligation bonds in a competitive sale next week, the largest deal on a tiny calendar as the market takes a breather for the Fourth of July holiday on Wednesday.
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They're both taking a bit of a breather from the restaurant today to hang out in the garden with us and make lunch, and so their hands are still a bit full, only now with all of the sungold tomatoes and husk cherries they can possibly hold.
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After having a flashback about another dip in the isolation tank to make contact with the monster, she comes to, calls a store clerk a mouth-breather, grabs some frozen Eggos, and walks out of the store Anton Chigurh-style, leaving shattered glass in her wake. Gangsta.
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The U.S. dollar fell against the British pound and the euro on Tuesday as the market took a breather and potential profit-taking took place after two days of a brutal selloff in sterling and the euro sparked by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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"I think growth patterns this year will come in closer to 2015 trends, with a breather around May or June," said Voon Yee Ping, plantations analyst from Kenanga Research, as production is expected to recover this year from the crop-damaging effects of El Nino weather.
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Cosmo Energy Holdings has said it will raise its capital investment by 6 percent, but Director Kenichi Taki projected a steep decline in spending in the business year from April 2018 as main investments such as for an offshore oilfield in Abu Dhabi, come to a breather.
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You can't demand someone break their back for you 24/7, so if you allow employees a safe space to ask for a break or a reset button without judgment, they'll be more likely to take that breather and then come back swinging just as hard.
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" Chris Klimek, NPR: "Peter and his Midtown High School peers — the same loveable crew who populated Homecoming two summers ago — embark upon a class trip to Europe, during which our Peter hopes, loudly and frequently, to take a breather from the whole great power, great responsibility gig.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil showed signs of returning to normal on Thursday as an oil workers union ended a strike ahead of schedule and an 11-day trucker protest wound down, a welcome breather for a government suffering from rock-bottom approval levels.
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"The charts, as interpreted by Bob Lang, suggest that Intel's got more upside — although it would be even better after a pullback — while Qualcomm's stock might finally be getting it together, and Broadcom could be ready for another big move after a long-term breather," Cramer said.
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The 34-year-old American, who started the day three off the pace, took a breather with a par at the fourth but was quickly back in top gear as he hit birdies in the fifth and sixth holes en route to an error free start.
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The DIW economic institute has said it expected the economy to bounce back in the second quarter after taking a breather at the beginning of the year, blaming the weak start to the year on a flu epidemic, strikes and an above-average number of holidays.
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Many commenters felt like Hal Warren from Massachusetts — overwhelmed by the seemingly endless stream of disheartening stories: The news, especially lately, has been so difficult to hear that I sometimes have to shut the television off or put my phone down and just take a breather.
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Her eyes were narrower than usual—fatigue—and she wore a knee-length dress jacket of steel-blue leather, buttoned to the lapels; its metallic shine gave an impression of armor, as if she'd just descended from the battlefield to take a breather in this underground hideout.
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Where to stream: Disney+ If ThanksKilling whets your appetite for some holiday horror, up the ante with this truly terrifying flick about a homicidal mouth-breather who sneaks into the attic of a sorority house as the sisters are getting ready to depart for Christmas break.
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For more of Ms. Davis, watch Sophia Takal's "ALWAYS SHINE" (2016), on Sundance Now, in which she and Caitlin FitzGerald play a couple of eerily look-alike best friends taking a breather from the Los Angeles acting grind to hike the misty coastline of Big Sur.
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While Yellen is expected to defend the Fed's first rate hike in a decade last year and likely insist that further increases remain on track, any signs of a departure from such a stance in the wake of global growth concerns could provide risk assets with a breather.
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While expectations for the euro to head higher are likely to remain intact, the common currency might take a breather against the dollar as investors look to U.S. economic data this week for fresh impetus, said Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for OANDA in Singapore.
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MICHAEL COOPER Though it can seem like New York's classical music scene goes into hibernation during the summer months, the pleasing reality is that smaller scale enterprises rush to fill the void while major players like the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic are taking a breather.
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" Dov Zakheim, a former senior Defense Department official who has known Mr. Bolton for 35 years, wrote on Friday that Mr. Bolton "may be a fire breather, but he is a man who cares deeply about his country," in comparison to his boss, who "cares deeply about Donald Trump.
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Another way she has kept expenses to a minimum is by not having a physical office (relying instead on The Wing, a coworking space for women, and booking conference space through the Breather platform as needed) or full-time employees or spending money on paid customer acquisition strategies.
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"The financial markets are trying to gain a breather after last week, when there were many news events, but U.S.-China trade remains a lingering theme, at least until the U.S. tariffs take effect early in July," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management in Tokyo.
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"It's like what's going on with luxury condos — foreign money is taking a breather because of what's happening with our politics," said Charles Arnold, an agent seeking a tenant for a 2,200-square-foot store at 103 Madison Avenue, a brick building with gold filigree near East 58th Street.
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Directed by Alethea Jones, and written by Julie Yaeger Rudd, the movie follows a group of four mothers who get together once a month to take a breather from their child-rearing responsibilities, and find a side of themselves that they've put aside amidst play-dates and school drop-offs.
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Taking a breather from the heat, model Suki Waterhouse hosted the Style Code Live Soiree at The Korakia, where Jared Leto popped by to pick up an Amazon Tap speaker and Stewart was spotted indulging in a Caudalie spa treatment and hanging out by the pool with some friends, including Soko.
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S. trade talks - analyst * Santen Pharma jumps on share buyback * Pharmaceutical sector gains attention on individual news * TOKYO, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei retreated on Thursday as investors took a breather after a 21999-day rally even as broader market losses were contained by optimism around U.S.-China trade talks.
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The breather for the company struggling with neck deep debt comes after it said on Friday it will approach the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to resolve its debt woes as lack of regulatory approval for asset sales and pending cases at the Supreme Court and TDSAT were hampering efforts.
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"We expected the jobs market to take a slight breather, with 185,000 for May, but including the downward revisions the month before, this report feels more like an early summer vacation instead of a pause," Beth Ann Bovino, chief U.S. economist at S&P Global Ratings, said in a note.
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The short form of the story is that even as Tesla figures out the basics of manufacturing, it adds complexity in other parts of its business and shows no signs of taking a breather to consolidate; to the contrary, it's preparing to flip the switch on a new factory in China.
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