So far this month, there have been nearly 5,000 daily record highs set or tied, compared to just 42 daily record lows.
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"They broke their daily record in an hour," he said.
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The Daily Record reported the pair may be in South America.
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The ratio of daily record highs to daily record lows for the month is nearly 22012 to 228, while monthly record highs outnumbered monthly record lows by an even more staggering ratio of 22017 to 1.
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This surpasses the daily record of 10.56 million barrels from June 2015.
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The previous daily record was set in January at 9.57 million bpd.
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They are fragments of the daily record that survive as time capsules.
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His daily record: 3523 — including 3513 in a single hour — on Dec.
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In June, Phoenix, Arizona, also hit a daily record, reaching 22014 degrees Fahrenheit.
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No charges were brought against the women, according to the York Daily Record.
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The previous daily record of 9.60 million bpd was touched in April 2018.
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Axios plotted daily record highs, monthly record highs and all-time record highs.
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Infections on Friday rose by a daily record 102, said public broadcaster NHK.
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"Every day this week we've seen an all-time daily record," Lipson said.
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According to the company, this is a new daily record for the search engine.
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The injured coaches were released from the hospital Saturday, the York Daily Record reported.
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We did not include record lows because only daily record lows were made available.
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Daily Record (Scotland): "BLOOD ON HIS HANDS: Trump hate-speak blamed for U.S. mass shootings"
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On the CME copper traded 256,017 contracts on Wednesday, also an all-time daily record.
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Some spots may approach daily record lows, although widespread record-setting cold is not expected.
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BOJ BOUGHT 100 BLN YEN OF JAPAN STOCK ETFS ON MONDAY, DAILY RECORD - BOJ DATA
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Coastal cities of Camarillo (92 degrees) and Oxnard (86) also experienced new daily record high temperatures.
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Denver hit minus-22016 degrees, which was a few degrees milder than the daily record there.
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In afternoon trade, 327,345 of the July 2020 contract had changed hands, a new daily record.
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"After I beat Pearson I called out Diego Sanchez," Ray told Scottish newspaper the Daily Record.
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In July, Paris saw temperatures hit 42.6C, while Britain set a new daily record at 38.7C.
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Of the 34 imported infections, Beijing accounted for 21 cases, a daily record for the city.
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Over 212,21 of those cases were reported in the past 2000 hours, a new daily record.
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He lived in the same house in York all his life, The York Daily Record said.
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Farther east, a daily record high temperature of 74 degrees was set in Denver on Sunday.
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The San Francisco area broke a daily record for rainfall Wednesday with 2.13 inches, Brink said.
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The San Francisco area broke a daily record for rainfall Wednesday with 753 inches, Brink said.
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"I felt we were discriminated against," one of the golfers, Myneca Ojo, told the York Daily Record.
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She was rushed to a nearby hospital and died from her injuries, the York Daily Record reports.
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"Every day, she lives with, 'No more daughter,&apos" the lawyer said, according to the Daily Record.
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Anchorage "will continue to set daily record highs into early next week," said AccuWeather Meteorologist Ryan Adamson.
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This compared to just 62 daily record cold temperatures and 36 record lows during the same period.
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The news comes a day after 97 people in China died from the virus, a daily record.
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"In an interview with the Daily Record, she said, "None of the melodies are cool or good.
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On Monday alone, 103 people died of the virus in the Hubei province in China — a daily record.
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Linda Pereira is originally from California but is currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, according to the Daily Record.
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A Suffolk University/York Daily Record poll from late June found Wagner trailing behind Wolf by 13 points.
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The capital, Delhi, reached a daily record of 2753 degrees Fahrenheit, or 48 degrees Celsius, on June 10.
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On July 4th the Daily Record newspaper called in a front-page editorial for drug use to be decriminalised.
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This would set a daily record low and be one of the coldest temperatures ever recorded in the city.
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"I've been fortunate to have many [role models] over the course of my career," Rosenstein told The Daily Record.
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If it is made official, it will set a daily record, said Jake Crouch, a physical scientist at NOAA.
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The haunting halls of the Scotland Street School and the colorful, protruding stone abstractions outside the Daily Record Building.
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Saylor, 24, fled but was arrested at his parents' home on suspicion of criminal homicide, according to the Daily Record.
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"I've absolutely fought against having to be half-naked to sell a track," the Daily Record quotes her as saying.
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San Francisco peaked at 100 degrees Fahrenheit on June 12, also a daily record, according to the National Weather Service.
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"Read and read and read," she told The Wooster Daily Record during a Young Authors' Conference in Ohio in 2010.
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That set a new daily record, but it came after the authorities changed the diagnostic criteria for counting new cases.
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This is also a daily record for the airport and the most snow they've seen on any day since 2011.
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Trump's digital director, Brad Parscale, told the Journal that Wednesday's haul is a new daily record for the real estate mogul.
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The local newspaper, the Roswell Daily Record, reported that a "flying disk" or "flying saucer" had been found at the ranch.
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Neither did they anticipate 5,000 new uploads to the site shortly after Mr. DeAngelo's arrest — a daily record, Mr. Olson said.
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A few days later, on July 8, a surreal headline appeared on the front page of The Roswell Daily Record newspaper.
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That came as China's refinery throughput hit a daily record in November of 11.14 million bpd, up 3.4 percent year-on-year.
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Across the United States, 76 locations have shattered their daily record cold high temperatures for December since the beginning of the month.
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Parties that had to settle with the actor included Britain's Daily Record and The Sun, plus the photographer who took the photos.
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Newspaper headlines scroll by, superimposed on the screen; "Benghazi Heroes Endorse Donald Trump" (Breitbart), "There Will Be Hell Toupee" (Scotland Daily Record).
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Pollock told the Daily Record that Saylor then got into his own car, which was when Merrill reportedly emerged from the bar.
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Downtown Los Angeles reached a high of 108 degrees, breaking its previous daily record of 94 degrees, which was set in 1992.
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According to the National Weather Service in Norman, Wichita Falls, Texas, officially measured 3.3 inches of snow, which is a daily record.
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Des Moines, Iowa, set a daily record low with a temperature of minus 20°F, and a wind chill far colder than that.
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As reported by the Daily Record, Hasbro is releasing the toy in collaboration with Asda, a U.K. based supermarket chain owned by Walmart.
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That set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients.
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The arrival of the team came the same day China said it had set a new daily record for deaths from the virus.
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Although the 2013 song "Royals" catapulted her career, Lorde told the Daily Record newspaper that she actually thinks the song is pretty bad.
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"Fifteen years from now, there won't be a need for a fund like ours," she told The Daily Record of Baltimore in 1997.
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"She's got her secrets from that day and we don't know what," Pam Pagano, the 173-year-old dog's owner, told The Daily Record.
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The bus driver and two coaches suffered non-life-threatening injuries, but none of the players required medical attention, the York Daily Record reported .
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Several locations in the Northeast, including Boston, are likely to set a new daily record for the coldest high temperature on Thursday, for example.
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"We've had many students that have worn whatever they felt comfortable in … it was just never an issue," Mafnas told the York Daily Record.
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On Tuesday, Phoenix hit a daily record reaching 23 degrees Fahrenheit, which ranked as the fourth hottest day on record for the Arizona city.
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The Daily Record—then the country's best-selling newspaper—backed their stance, running blaring front page headlines warning of "gay sex lessons" in schools.
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A comparison of daily record high temperatures with record low temperatures averaged across the U.S. reveals a trend toward increasing record highs over time.
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The Daily Record of Baltimore reports 16-year-old Max Brennan filed the lawsuit when his middle school barred him from using boys&apos facilities.
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Chicago set a new daily record of minus 21°F on Wednesday, but failed to threaten its all-time coldest temperature of minus 27°F.
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The majority of that lake-effect snow — 34 inches — blanketed Erie on Christmas Day, breaking the city's daily record for that day by eight inches.
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When the York Daily Record reportedly reached Wasko on Thursday, he described the response to his posts as "bulls---" and hung up on the reporter.
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Initially, Henney resorted to tongs to feed Wally, he told the York Daily Record, but he felt comfortable picking up the animal almost right away.
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Be smart: The heat will be sufficient to break at least daily record highs, as well as set records for the warmest overnight low temperatures.
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Among the hardest hit areas were along the coast, including Long Beach, where rainfall at the airport set a daily record on Sunday, 3.87 inches.
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After the coronavirus infection rate seemed to be leveling off earlier this week, the number of deaths and infections suddenly skyrocketed, setting a daily record.
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Charlotte also set a daily record for rainfall on Thursday at 3.16 inches of rain, shattering the old record of 2.91 inches set in 1955.
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Chief Deputy Tod Jones told local paper Hickory Daily Record, that despite an inability to lay giant eggs, the statue is valued about roughly $1,100.
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"Everyone is doing their own thing, and if it was going to happen, it would have happened by now," she told the U.K.'s Daily Record.
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"She was just a really loving person, a hard worker, always kept a job even throughout college," Jasmine's aunt, Jennifer Iturmendi Murray, told the Daily Record.
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Authorities in China's coronavirus epicenter of Hubei province reported 45 new deaths from the illness and 23,347 new confirmed cases on Saturday — both daily record highs.
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EST Updated data from NOAA indicates the ratio of daily record highs to record lows was 21-to-221 in November, once additional numbers from Nov.
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Death Valley, California, lived up to its name as it set a daily record at a high of 2950 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
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"Every day this week we've seen an all-time daily record," Lipson said, adding that most of the orders are either online or through curbside pickup.
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Spain, which has the second-highest death toll in the world after Italy, reported a daily record of 849 deaths, bringing the total to over 8,000.
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Spain, which has the second-highest death toll in the world after Italy, reported a daily record of 849 deaths, bringing the total to over 8,000.
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The new cases set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients. Feb.
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Trinity Mirror's stable already includes more than 260 national and regional titles including the Daily Record, the Manchester Evening News, the Liverpool Echo and Birmingham Mail.
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For example, the York Daily Record, a Gannett-owned daily newspaper serving York, Pennsylvania, runs a Facebook Page called "Fixing York," with more than 16,000 members.
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"The media, in my view, and I feel very strongly about this, is not the enemy of the people," he said, according to the Morristown Daily Record.
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Former NFL quarterback turned minor league baseball player Tim Tebow just snatched up his second Jacksonville, Florida pad for $2.99 million, according to the Jacksonville Daily Record.
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The Pennsylvania State Police and the York County district attorney will say only that the death, first reported by The York Daily Record, is still under investigation.
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The September rate was also up around 8% from 12.72 million bpd in August and beat the previous daily record of 13.07 million bpd set in June.
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The 2019 melt extent sets a new daily record for mid-June, but it is only a little bit higher than has occurred in a few other years.
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"For the time being, the crimelords are simply dubbed 'The Brothers,'" one Portugese report , based in part on the work of Scottish news site The Daily Record, read.
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Needless to say, the chili farm's publicity stunt has prompted outrage from Church officials, who regard Easter as the most important Christian holiday, the Daily Record is reporting.
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A few days later, the Roswell Daily Record published an article titled "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region," sparking conspiracy theories that would last decades.
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Total notional of NDFs outstanding in ForexClear reached US$1.3trn by the end of the month after a new daily record of US$65bn was hit on August 29.
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They have confirmed however that contractors supported by their structural engineers visited the site after funding of £100,000 was secured from Scottish Business in the Community, the Daily Record reports.
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Sandra Thompson and her four golf-loving friends — Myneca Ojo, Sandra Harrison, Carolyn Dow and Karen Crosby — are known as the Sisters of Fairway, according to the York Daily Record.
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Gas consumption for power generation hit a daily record 40.9 billion cubic feet on July 21, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration ("Natural gas weekly update", EIA, Aug 83).
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The New York Mets prospect plunked down $3 mil to scoop up an 8,100 square foot mansion in an exclusive private community in South Jacksonville, according to Jax Daily Record.
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Emmons-Boring, along with her family filed a lawsuit against Jones, 80, on Monday, claiming DNA tests showed the doctor was their father, according to the Canon City Daily Record.
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The new deaths on Saturday reached another daily record at 89, the data showed, pushing the total well over the 774 who died from SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
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I'd been into town and when I got back, there were two Daily Mail or Daily Record journalists in the living room talking with my mom, which was a bit weird.
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According to the Daily Record, 26-year-old Thomas Airlie had been out in Glasgow celebrating his friend's newborn son when he decided it was time to call it a night.
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Production at CNPC's flagship shale gas play Chuannan in Southern Sichuan hit a daily record of 20.11 million cubic meters in late December, up from 12 million cubic meters in October.
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On Sunday, the temperature in Burlington, Vermont reached 22017 degrees Fahrenheit, which set a daily record as well as a record for the earliest 211-degree day in history for that city.
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Still, Marcel was so convinced that he went on the record with a statement to the Roswell Daily Record saying that the army had come into the possession of a flying saucer.
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Jonas's Hampton-style colonial mansion is the third custom-built home he and his family have put on the market in the last five years, local news outlet The Daily Record reports.
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The August rate was up from 2114.1 million bpd in July, but was still below the daily record of 7.33 million bpd in June, as new, large-scale plants accelerated their output.
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"The sisters told us on Friday that 12 of their employees were home, feeling ill with respiratory symptoms," New Jersey Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli told reporters Tuesday, according to the Daily Record.
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Despite temperature ups and downs, a comparison of daily record high temperatures with record low temperatures averaged across the U.S. demonstrates a trend toward increased heat, consistent with the notion of global warming.
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His old blog at Foreign Policy was a daily record of the odds and ends of international relations: messy soccer disputes, futuristic technological achievements in middle-income economies, dispatches from global street culture.
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Once inside, he pulls a rope to open shutters in the dome and positions a six-inch telescope used since 149 to photograph the sun and preserve a daily record of its activity.
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So far Scottish support for staying in the European Union is 57 percent, a Survation poll for the Daily Record showed earlier this week, higher than other polls indicate for Britain as a whole.
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The new deaths on Saturday reached another daily record at 21, data from the National Health Commission showed, pushing the total well over the 1743 who died from SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
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The daily record high followed a jump in Shanghai aluminum prices SAFcv1 to as much as 14,380 yuan ($4.33,091.18) a tonne in May, turning margins positive again for some smelters and incentivizing ramp-ups.
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In Boston, temperatures were soaring into the mid-25800s Fahrenheit during the late morning, and could tie or break the daily record of 212 degrees Fahrenheit, which is extremely unusual for early-to-mid-June.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's refinery throughput hit a daily record in November as plant maintenance wound down and independents ramped up productions, while crude oil production fell as producers held to output cuts at inefficient wells.
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"We have a great respect for the office of the president and affection for American presidents, but not the incumbent," said Gordon Robertson, a news editor at The Daily Record, which publishes The Sunday Mail.
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Then, as they teed off on the second hole, she explained, they were approached by a former county commissioner who, according to The York Daily Record, serves in an advisory role for the golf course.
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That year, the lead soprano was Carrie Sadgewar, a Wilmington girl and the beloved daughter of a free black family there, who went on to marry Alex Manly, the editor of the Wilmington Daily Record .
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"We can't pin our hopes on a leadership who speak only to the converted, rather than speaking to the country as a whole," Dugdale said in an article published in Scotland's Daily Record newspaper on Monday.
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When no one fessed up, school administrators gave all the students in the student section at the Randolph High School game two hours to get their urine and blood tested for alcohol, the Daily Record reports.
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Anchorage, Alaska, saw sizzling temperatures on Thursday, hitting 203ºF degrees and toppling the city's all-time record-high temperature by 5 degrees, as well as the daily record of 77ºF for July 4, according to Weather.com.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Driving rains flooded parts of Washington, D.C., on Monday, shattering a daily record in just an hour, forcing 15 swift-water rescues from stranded cars and causing an undeniable leak in the White House.
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The deal added the daily and Sunday editions of the Express and Star tabloids to Reach's stable of more than 100 national and regional titles, including the Daily Record, the Manchester Evening News and the Liverpool Echo.
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Clinton sought to appeal to white conservative Democrats -- the "Jesse-crats" of yore -- more likely to support her in the primary than Obama, winning support of local conservative media, such as the traditionally conservative Dunn Daily Record.
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Fans on Twitter speculated that Sir Rod may have been a little tipsy during the Sunday appearance, and the Daily Record alleged at one point that he snubbed a handshake from Scottish Football Association president Alan McRae.
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After being kicked out, Hellam Township Police Chief J. Douglas Pollock told the Daily Record that a surveillance video shows Saylor in the parking lot of the restaurant trying to break into a vehicle that wasn't his.
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That shift comes despite worries that an almost-daily-record-setting rally this year — driven by improving global economic conditions and optimism the U.S. economy has gathered steam — has made shares look expensive on nearly any measure.
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The transition represents a major shift in the way the department regards this daily record keeping by more than 22001,211 of its uniformed members, and it will vastly revamp how the department can access memo book information.
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DELTA PASSENGERS RESTRAIN UNRULY MAN THREATENING TO &aposTAKE THE PLANE DOWN&apos "It was described as a hard landing," Dave Wohlers, Undersheriff at the Park County Sheriff&aposs office told the Canon City Daily Record of the incident.
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"When President Abraham Lincoln created the United States Department of Agriculture in 230, he referred to it as the People's Department," Mr. Paige wrote in 2599 in a column for The San Marcos Daily Record, a Texas newspaper.
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But for Trump, who has constantly boasted about almost daily record highs on Wall Street since his election and told Americans that he alone is responsible for their healthy 401(k) balances, the mismatch was even more pronounced.
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Financial data provider Refinitiv predicted gas demand in the Lower 22015 U.S. states would hit a daily record of 21 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) on Wednesday as consumers crank up their heaters to escape the bitter cold.
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The deal adds the daily and Sunday editions of the Express and Star tabloids to Reach's stable of more than 260 national and regional titles including the Daily Record, the Manchester Evening News, the Liverpool Echo and Birmingham Mail.
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That 127 million pounds purchase added the daily and Sunday editions of the Express and Star tabloids to Reach's stable of over 260 national and regional titles, including the Daily Record, the Manchester Evening News and the Liverpool Echo.
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The two manic days after the referendum saw some of the last remaining bastions of Labour Scotland—namely Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling and the Daily Record newspaper—indicate a new acceptance of independence in the changed climate.
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Everyone living at the St. Joseph's Senior Home in Woodbridge, New Jersey, about 25 miles from New York City, will soon be relocated to a similar facility at the request of state officials, according to the Morristown Daily Record.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The glue binding a still-aggressive global monetary policy response to a struggling world economy and almost daily record highs for world stock markets along with record low bond yields is set to remain intact in the coming week.
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However, according to the Daily Record, the licensing board refused an application to allow the Turnberry hotel and outside areas to serve booze until 2am – a plan which would have seen the resort sell alcohol for 16 hours a day.
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Trading volumes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange's gold products has been surging this year, notching up a fresh daily record of 500 tonnes on the day of the British vote to leave the European Union, according to Thomson Reuters GFMS.
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Authorities discovered the kids — ages 11 months and 5, 6 and 7 years old — while questioning their moms, Arlena T. Keye and Shaday H. Williams, both 27, for allegedly shoplifting from a Marshalls on Saturday, according to the Morristown Daily Record.
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To be sure, China's imports of crude oil rose 18 percent on-year to a daily record, while iron ore purchases surged to the second highest on record, suggesting its demand for global commodities is hardly falling off a cliff.
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"Police were staging a safe way for kids to go down the stairs on their bikes and the policeman failed miserably," said a man named Derek, who uploaded the clip to Twitter, was quoted as saying in the Daily Record.
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China's National Health Commission said another 214 people had died as of Tuesday, a new daily record taking the toll on the mainland to 22, most in and around the locked-down central city of Wuhan, where the virus emerged late last year.
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He told The Daily Record, a British newspaper, that he did not plan to spend much time around the first tee, an understandable sentiment since he has attended four decades of Opens but seen very little of them beyond each player's first drive.
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Speaking again to the Daily Record today, he said that sales of the cake were up thanks to the free publicity generated by social media outrage, and pointed out that the beloved lion still features on packaging—even south of the border.
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TOKYO, March 17 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan bought 120.4 billion yen ($1.13 billion) of Japanese stock exchange traded funds (ETFs) on Tuesday, the BOJ said on its website, an increase of 20.2 billion yen from its previous buying and a daily record.
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This stands in sharp relief to what has been driving U.S. stock markets to daily record highs over the last several months: hopes that the Donald Trump White House will successfully usher in financial deregulation and sweeping tax cuts through a Republican-led Congress.
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"We're fed up with his opportunism, we're fed up with his hypocrisy," wrote six Gannett-owned newspapers, including the Asbury Park Press, the Cherry Hill Courier-Post and the Morristown Daily Record, in a joint editorial asking for Christie to quit or be recalled.
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In a 2012 interview with the Scottish newspaper The Daily Record, Ms. Gayson said Mr. Connery had been so nervous before the scene that the director, Terence Young, advised her to go to lunch with him and have a few drinks to loosen him up.
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Underneath the trough, daytime highs could reach just 20 to 30-plus degrees below average across much of the Northwest with several daily record low maximum temperature records possible into Tuesday, especially across the Northern Great Basin/Rockies and California, the weather service said.
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In 2014, HMS Queen Elizabeth was named while sporting what looked very like an F-35 Lightning II on the tip of its flight ramp: However, the day after the launch, Scotland's Daily Record newspaper revealed that the plane was actually a fibreglass demonstration model.
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According to a probable cause affidavit, the third man, James Saylor, was quickly thrown out for his behavior, which allegedly included using the n-word — but not before Merrill, who is white, urged his friend Douglas not respond to the abuse, according to the York Daily Record.
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So Dr. Marsden put together a plan to cover practically every base — from ensuring that employees are checked every morning for illnesses to frequently checking the temperature of foods — all of which must be logged into "the black book," a daily record of each location's safety procedures.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be much of a surprise, then, that Scottish tabloid the Daily Record published this as their front page on Thursday morning: The front page has been shared widely on Reddit, and at the time of writing it's at the top of the r/scotland subreddit.
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The launching of the poster by the party's leader, Nigel Farage, according to the UK Daily Record, was decidedly unsubtle, occurring with a battle bus tour through Westminster (the center of the UK government, where Parliament and ministries are located), followed by 10 vans covered with the image.
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Digital First owns the Orange County Register, in Santa Ana, California; the Daily Record, in Cañon City, Colorado; the Press & Guide, in Dearborn, Michigan; The Record, in Troy, New York; the Sentinel & Enterprise, in Fitchburg, Massachusetts; The Trentonian, in Trenton, New Jersey; The Morning Journal, in Lorain, Ohio; The Reporter, in Lansdale, Pennsylvania.
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Police say that after Saylor was made to leave the bar, surveillance video from outside showed him trying to get into a vehicle other than his own, after which he pulled a gun from his waistband and fired a shot in the direction of the lounge, Hellam Township Police Chief J. Douglas Pollock told the Daily Record.
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" The former staffer also appeared to express regret over his decision to leave his White House post, according to the Daily Record, which reported that Kelly said: "I guess I feel bad, in a way, that I did leave, and I did know that if (Trump) didn't find someone like me that was willing not to stand up to him.
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The editorial, published jointly by the Asbury Park Press, Home News Tribune, Courier News, Cherry Hill Courier-Post, Daily Journal, and Morristown Daily Record, offers a laundry list of grievances against the governor: We're disgusted with his endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president.
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