With wages stagnant, consumers dipped into savings to fund spending.
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They also dipped into Corbally's Rolodex of British business associates.
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He's dipped into the chemical bath and immediately starts screaming.
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Germany's DAX dipped into the red to fall 0.3 percent.
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And his poll numbers dipped into the low single digits.
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Next, I dipped into the wine, spirits, and beer section.
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In the end, the film dipped into the terrifyingly supernatural.
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If your mini-butt dipped into the water, you'd be upset.
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This won't be the first time Thorne dipped into dark territory.
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The government has dipped into its strategic reserves to maintain supplies.
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Since then, the Dow has dipped into correction territory three times.
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The advantage never dipped into single figures for the game's remainder.
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Earlier in his career, his productions regularly dipped into disco house.
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Trump also dipped into Sessions's Senate staff, hiring spokesman Stephen Miller.
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GOBankingRates polled nearly 2,000 people who dipped into their retirement funds.
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Google-parent Alphabet fell 3.6 percent and dipped into correction territory.
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Britons have thus dipped into their savings in order to keep spending.
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S&P 500 financials dipped into correction territory on an intraday basis.
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Google has dipped into government contracting, too, though not without internal resistance.
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I insist all things that enter this room be dipped into gold.
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For a brief period Mr. Tarr dipped into the European avant-garde.
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And on Friday, stocks dipped into the upper ceiling of this zone.
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Since the 1980s, various musicians have dipped into Ono's big songbook, too.
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Earnings revisions dipped into negative territory, and the S&P fell 5.7 percent.
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Series from Arrested Development to Twin Peaks have dipped into the incest pond.
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This isn't the first time Blige has dipped into the dance-music world.
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The two broke the golden rule of smuggling and dipped into their stash.
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I also dipped into Hudson's excellent puzzle series, including the dangerously absorbing Slitherlink.
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Red pencils wait, in orderly grids, to be dipped into bright blue paint.
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This is only the second time that Singapore has dipped into its reserves.
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Just 40 years ago, wild panda numbers nearly dipped into the triple digits.
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In addition to the user-generated ... You have not dipped into the Netflix world.
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Trader Joe's Hot Cocoa Dunkers are meant to be dipped into actual hot cocoa.
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It has just 136,000 current accounts—so the thieves dipped into one in 15.
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Meanwhile, German bond yields dipped into negative territory last month, following Japan's February slide.
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They sought loans and dipped into personal savings to keep land alive another year.
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Dubai's index managed to close near-flat after it briefly dipped into negative territory.
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The Shanghai Composite index ended 22019 percent higher, having repeatedly dipped into the red.
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An interlude dipped into grimy horror, with a menacing voice-over and dark visuals.
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Anything dipped into the pool will emerge with a thin layer of paint applied.
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With the beep of a horn, the white vehicle dipped into the Denver night.
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China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) briefly dipped into the red, but then inched up 0.1%.
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EEM also dipped into correction territory, briefly trading 10% below its 52-week high.
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A call to remember Glazier dipped into his networking coffers to do just that.
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Last week, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite dipped into correction territory.
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Germany's SAP dipped into negative territory after the technology company released its latest earnings results.
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The Russell 2000 and the Nasdaq Composite both dipped into bear market territory this week.
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Like Uber before it, Airbnb has dipped into a highly regulated industry of physical goods.
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The rates dipped into and out of inversion throughout the rest of the trading session.
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But by Tuesday morning, however, futures had pared most gains and dipped into negative territory.
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By March it had dipped into the high 50s and its continued to fall steadily.
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The financials sector dipped into correction territory, down more than 2372% from a recent high.
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S&P 227.50 futures also dipped into negative territory after initially rising on Draghi's remarks.
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A trio of candidates, Mr. Castro, Mr. O'Rourke and Senator Cory Booker, dipped into Spanish.
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Buttigieg himself dipped into those states during the run-up to Nevada and South Carolina.
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He dipped into government, gaining first-hand experience of negotiations, such as those that established NATO.
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I've dipped into the poetry and found Beautiful Losers (1966), his second novel, an amusing read.
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Economic growth has slowed to a crawl, and briefly dipped into recession last year (see chart).
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Rihanna has dipped into this realm before; Unapologetic's "Stay" is four gorgeous minutes of mourning heartbreak.
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It's like the entire home was dipped into an Instagram filter and then left to curdle.
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Three days after Christmas, the outside temperature dipped into the mid-20s after the early sunset.
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Japan's Nikkei eased 2108.18% and South Korea 21%, while Chinese blue chips dipped into the red.
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The afternoon has dipped into evening, and the sky's blurred from burnt-peach into bruised-blue.
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Japan's dipped into negative territory to close lower by 0.08 percent or 15.23 points at 8.133,883.52.
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Mr. Kray dipped into the money he'd saved from working as a lifeguard and painting houses.
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Major automobile manufacturers that have dipped into the hydrogen fuel cell market include Toyota and Honda.
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Mezcal is a rusty canteen dipped into the burbling stream of consciousness of a Gila monster.
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During last week's crazy swings, the Dow had dipped into correction territory from January's record highs.
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He's dipped into history for inspiration, basing the restaurant on Pasta al Forno, in Florence, Italy.
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Manufacturing has dipped into outright contraction as weak global growth and geopolitical tensions weigh on exports.
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It's when the ends of hair are dipped into dye and the roots are left dark.
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The performance dipped into sly moments where Lamar took on Marianne Anderson–like posturing and poses.
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Some fintech companies, including a number of insurtechs, have dipped into new markets to escape heightened competition.
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He and the state legislature dipped into the permanent fund to help stave off a financial crisis.
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Noisey: Give me a shortlist of all the things you've got your toes dipped into right now.
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Median household incomes dipped into negative territory in 28503 and remain at levels similar to the 22019s.
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It should be kept on the night stand and dipped into when you crave a good tale.
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It's not the first time Medine has dipped into the alphabet soup of Washington throughout his career.
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Mercury briefly dipped into Aquarius last month before the retrograde (ugh), but now it's back for real.
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The S&P 500 briefly dipped into bear market territory yesterday during another ferocious day of selling.
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He said he ultimately lost money at ValueBridge because he dipped into personal funds for business development.
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Have you dipped into Curtis Sittenfeld's book of short stories yet, "You Think It, I'll Say It"?
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He dipped into his wealth to help finance his campaigns, winning the governorship in 2010 and 2014.
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The dipped into correction territory on Friday, down 10 percent from its record reached only back in September.
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He and the state legislature have dipped into the permanent fund to help stave off a financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite briefly dipped into bear market territory, thanks to big losses in Apple and Amazon.
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Biden dipped into a slate of late summer primaries that saw progressive challengers front campaigns against establishment incumbents.
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Born in Los Gatos, California, Baca began working as an actor before he dipped into the modeling world.
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Autonomy is also a common theme for the Silicon Valley companies that have dipped into the trucking world.
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The government dipped into the national pension fund to cover some of the costs of Expo, infuriating many.
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Wintour has dipped into her deep rolodex of designers and introduced the presidential candidate to some of them.
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The Netherlands, the previous title-holder, dipped into recession—defined as two consecutive quarters of contraction—after 1.93.
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The rate of growth was the slowest since August 2016 when the PPI last dipped into negative territory.
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Sailor, 2 months, snuggled into her mother's chest while just her tiny feet dipped into the clear waters.
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He dipped into the wide arsenal of synthesizers, instruments and effects he's collected over decades of scoring work.
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Now he had nowhere to sleep, and the temperature had dipped into the forties, with a chilling rain.
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In South Korea, the benchmark Kospi dipped into negative territory before closing higher by 0.1 percent at 2,457.49.
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Apple's stock even dipped into bear market territory, meaning it was down 20% from its all-time high.
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If you or a relative have dipped into genetic research, should you be worried about your own privacy?
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This is the first time a US exhibitor has dipped into a business venture dedicated to the home.
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The last two times stocks dipped into "grey" territory was in 2000 to 2001 and 2007 to 2008.
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By mid-May of 2013, Huffpost Pollster's average of the president's approval rating had dipped into negative territory.
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The S&P 500 dipped into correction territory as well after posting a record high on Feb. 19.
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They've dipped into one of the IRAs, the retiree said, but they're delaying taking Social Security for now.
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Even if I didn't encounter any stars, I felt like I'd dipped into their world for a morning.
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UPS's biggest rival, FedEx Corp, is less focused on supply-chain services and has not dipped into 3D printing.
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When I swiped down on the shortcut menu or through Instagram stories, my finger slightly dipped into the display.
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Like the Cheyenne River Sioux in South Dakota, the Wichita dipped into tribal funds to prop up social services.
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It's confirmed by the behavior of the short-term GMMA, which has not dipped into the long-term GMMA.
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With a sprinkle of saffron from a nearby village, it's baked on site before being dipped into fish soup.
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Households, however, dipped into their savings to fund purchases last month, pushing savings to their lowest level since 20.1.
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As oil prices began their slump in mid 250, oil exporters dipped into international reserves to fund their budgets.
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Before being killed, the bird should be anesthetized by being gassed or having its head dipped into electrified water.
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He dipped into the royal purple shade in the palette first, building up the smoky effect in his crease.
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Such figures will do nothing to quell investor panic after Wall Street on Wednesday dipped into a bear market.
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But the basic principle, of a glass penis shape which is dipped into a latex emulsion, is the same.
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As part of its investigation into the Salisbury poisoning suspects, Bellingcat dipped into Russia's vast market for stolen data.
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Apple's stock briefly dipped into bear market territory, down more than 20% from its most recent 52-week high.
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One in 33 used a credit card to finance their contribution, and 10 percent dipped into a retirement account.
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She is a successful filmmaker who dipped into singing to help her — you guessed it — get over a breakup.
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The IHS Markit services purchasing manager's index dipped into contraction territory for February, hitting its lowest level since 2013.
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To finance their dreams, some decided to put off buying a home, while others dipped into their retirement savings.
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Some short-dated non-benchmark 2019 and 403 gilts dipped into negative territory, though not for the first time.
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The Cyclones trailed 278-23 at halftime and dipped into a seven-point hole early in the second half.
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Those notebooks now reside with Mark Johnson, who said he had dipped into them for ideas over the years.
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But the union has also dipped into its coffers to pay each of the striking workers $493 a week.
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Lotos and rival PKN Orlen had to buy seaborne oil cargoes and dipped into reserves to keep refineries running.
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Michael Kors had already dipped into European fashion last year by buying shoe brand Jimmy Choo for $1.2 billion.
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Meanwhile South Africa dipped into a recession last quarter, and official unemployment has reached a 14-year high at 27.7%.
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Back in the States, the reinvented Smith scared his former colleagues, and both he and his music dipped into obscurity.
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It mostly consisted of a water-filled plastic chamber, dipped into the shallow water of a tank containing the eel.
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The Dow, along with the S&P 500, also dipped into correction territory, down 10 percent from 52-week highs.
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After that, it's dipped into various liquid solutions to rid itself of the copper and be cleaned of any contaminants.
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To stay solvent, the WHO has dipped into a pot of money called the contingency fund for emergencies, or CFE.
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SSEC opened just 2448 percent higher, dipped into negative territory, and then rallied to end the day up 2169 percent.
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Europe's banking index dipped into the red in afternoon deals, as Spain's banks led the losses amid ongoing political uncertainty.
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Households dipped into their savings to fund purchases last month, with income growth remaining sluggish, a concern for some economists.
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The 32-year-old dipped into a Starbucks to relieve herself, but was allegedly told she couldn't use the restroom.
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Average high bids came in 16 percent below low estimates, and sell-through rates dipped into the 50 percent range.
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With stable income, fewer older people dipped into savings to pay their bills, and they had more money to invest.
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Each of these four saxophonists is a master of straight-ahead jazz, though most have dipped into other styles, too.
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That's the first time Clinton's lead over Trump has dipped into single digits in nearly two weeks in the poll.
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It's slickly done, but still feels like CW has dipped into this fairly tepid well a few times too often.
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When the avocado is dipped into Apeel, it slows the rate at which the fruit loses water and gains oxygen.
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The move higher added to the sharp bounce since the broad index briefly dipped into bear-market territory in late December.
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The country dipped into its grain reserve last year for 190,000 tonnes of wheat, leaving just 50,000 tonnes left, Durrani said.
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Not quite a biography, it takes Bowie's life song by song, in alphabetical order; it is designed to be dipped into.
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The S&P 500 briefly dipped into a bear market on Wednesday, down more than 20 percent from 5003-week highs.
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South Africa last dipped into recession in 2009, after the global financial crisis and in the year Mr Zuma took power.
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After struggling for direction earlier in the session, all three major U.S. stock indexes had dipped into the red by midday.
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The government has dipped into the Petroleum Fund, which holds tax revenues collected from the oil companies, to plug budget holes.
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Florida's state government has dipped into its own affordable housing trust fund multiple times to pull cash for other government programs.
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The market dipped into bear market territory on Christmas Eve when it dropped dropping 20 percent from its 52-week high.
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As exciting as that bright pastel eyeshadow looks in your palette, when was the last time you actually dipped into it?
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Despite being a collection of personal essays, the book lends itself well to a being read through rather than dipped into.
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At a restaurant called the Famous Dairy, he ordered a "wonderful" gefilte fish and dipped into the communal jar of horseradish.
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Tiberi, who backed Balderson, dipped into his own campaign account to support the state senator, airing TV ads to boost him.
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However, there's a whole new world of other styles of video that we're interested in but haven't dipped into just yet.
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Schoon says that bacteria and infection can pass from client to client if the nail is being dipped into the original packaging.
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He also promised to take measures to mend the economy, which recently dipped into recession, and to abide by free-market rules.
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He also promised to take measures to boost the economy, which recently dipped into recession, and to abide by free-market rules.
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The fiber is dipped into a solution containing some target cells and then has a beam of light sent down its length.
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He also allegedly dipped into forfeited funds to cover airfare, meals and hotel expenses for other conferences in Orlando and Las Vegas.
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The 2900-stock index also briefly dipped into correction territory, down 220006 percent from a record high reached only earlier this month.
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In the past decade, the monthly index has dipped into negative territory only five times, with three of those drops this year.
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The Grace of Monaco star, 48, dipped into the waves on March 25, even as the weather begins to cool in Sydney.
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I've tried most of the Final Fantasies, dipped into Persona 5, and messed around with a few Dragon Quests, but nothing takes.
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Tech giant Apple even dipped into a bear market, briefly trading down more than 20% from its intraday record set on January.
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I skipped the humongous Nike and Tommy Hilfiger stores that are the real reason many shoppers come here and dipped into Fendi.
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The Dow as a whole briefly dipped into correction on Tuesday but is now down 6.5 percent from its late January high.
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Most couples responded that they dipped into their savings to pay for the wedding, or picked up extra work on the side.
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I skipped the humongous Nike and Tommy Hilfiger stores that are the real reason many shoppers come here and dipped into Fendi.
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The legendary vocalist, who died in 1990, had a chocolate-mousse contralto that dipped into bass territory and soared to birdlike highs.
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Honda and Yamaha have dipped into electric scooters, and so has Piaggio, the long-time scooter company responsible for the iconic Vespa.
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Her songs dipped into hip-hop, cumbia, reggae and electro, while her voice held the commanding edge of deep Afro-Cuban tradition.
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" Atlanta-based rapper Big Boi, of hip-hop duo OutKast, dipped into 2003 to perform his hit single, "The Way You Move.
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Mr. Moore dipped into the workroom and brought out two different examples of the Kelly that were currently being restored for clients.
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So on the day of my visit, when temps dipped into the 40s, the first thing I did was take a bath.
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At Lake George, aquatic sensors are automatically dipped into the lake every hour to take measurements, including oxygen levels, pH, and salinity.
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More than a quarter have dipped into their savings, while 15 percent "spend less time enjoying life" and 8 percent have postponed retirement.
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After 1988-89, the economy dipped into recession in 1990, but more likely because Iraq's invasion of Kuwait caused oil prices to spike.
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Sallie Mae's data shows that five percent of American parents even dipped into their retirement funds to help pay for their kids' tuition.
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Unfortunately, its current manufacturing process makes it impossible for use in phone screens, since it has to be dipped into a salt solution.
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Next, workers examined the solid wax figure for any imperfections and expertly eliminated them before the figures were dipped into a ceramic material.
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The streaming service, known for true crime docs like The Keepers and Making A Murderer dipped into parody with the series American Vandal.
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Telecoms and media were the strongest performers, closing up more than 1 percent each as a group, while retail dipped into the red.
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In a sign of the supply-demand balance, Brent briefly dipped into contango on Wednesday for the first time since March.
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Without corporate meditation rooms (yet), Kalanick dipped into an available lactation room to get a few minutes of peace and quiet, she says.
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In July, Greece dipped into bond markets after a three-year hiatus, issuing five-year debt at an average yield of 4.66 percent.
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On their reservation in Eagle Butte, South Dakota, the Cheyenne used third-party funds and dipped into tribal funds to provide food assistance.
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On the Seder plate, parsley, celery and scallions represent nature's regeneration; however, they are dipped into salt water, signifying the tears of oppression.
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When her unemployment compensation ran out, she dipped into her pension, agreeing to benefits at a vastly reduced rate: roughly $5,000 a year.
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The Nikkei dipped into negative territory in early trade but investors were looking to the U.S. market later in the day, analysts said.
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The only sector which closed lower was oil and gas, which was under pressure as oil prices dipped into negative territory during trade.
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The yield on 10-year government bonds has at times dipped into negative territory, which should in theory make holding yen less attractive.
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Since his last appearance, the tech-heavy Nasdaq dipped into correction territory, but year-to-date the index is now up 3 percent.
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At least one positive to come out of it: The many times people dipped into their own funds to help those in need.
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Bloomberg reported that Walmart has previously dipped into the robot market by using automated devices to scan shelves, move products and check inventory.
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And even though she retired from United Bronx Parents three years ago, she still dipped into her retirement savings to help former employees.
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And even if some grades dipped into the red, they would likely bounce back quickly, Ryan Todd, an analyst at Simmons Energy, said.
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"Consumers dipped into their savings to spend more in July," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, in a Friday research note.
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Two years after being elected, Reagan's approval rating had dipped into the low 40s and Democrats saw massive wins in the midterm elections.
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But for much of his career, funding was scarce, and he often dipped into his salary to subsidize the costs of his research.
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To help make ends meet, Ms. Speyer received help from her parents, dipped into savings and "went into overdrive" at work, she said.
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Airline stocks also took a huge beating, leading the declines in the Dow Jones Transportation Average, which dipped into bear market territory Thursday.
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In July, Greece dipped into bond markets after a 3-year hiatus, issuing 5-year debt at an average yield of 4.66 percent.
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The first toe dipped into the water was Disney+'s The Mandalorian, which just aired its season finale to critical and fan praise.
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Staying true to the Disney brand, Marvel never dipped into the gritty revisionism of Zack Snyder or the gleeful toilet humor of Deadpool.
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The starter was a trio of exquisitely fried chicken strips, and when dipped into the barbecue sauce they became the stuff of dreams.
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The S&P 500 also dipped into bear market territory in December, briefly trading down more than 20 percent from its 52-week high.
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Step 1: Trace a thin line and a subtle wing on your upper lashline using an angled liner brush dipped into black gel liner.
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The benchmark is up more than 12 percent from its Christmas Eve low when it dipped into a bear market on an intraday basis.
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Regional banks dipped into bear market territory Tuesday as long-term interest rates sank amid concerns of waning economic activity and falling inflation expectations.
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The resulting powder is then turned into a liquid that is sprayed on produce; fruits and vegetables can also be dipped into the solution.
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This not a book to read cover to cover, but rather one that is best dipped into for a choose-your-own-adventure experience.
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The resulting powder is then turned into a liquid which is either sprayed on produce, or fruits and vegetables are dipped into the solution.
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The only times he has dipped into an environment in which he had to serve masters other than himself, it was a total disaster.
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After the data was published, Mexico's S&P/BVM IPC stock index fell more than 1.23%, and the peso currency dipped into negative territory.
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Figures released Wednesday show Nigeria has officially dipped into recession as its second quarter GDP fell by more than 2% compared to last year.
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The sector has dipped into the red year to date as the third-worst-performing sector (just ahead of the telecommunications and energy sectors).
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Saudi Arabia dipped into the bottom 10 countries in RSF's 2019 World Press Freedom Index, and is now ranked 172 out of 180 countries.
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When we stepped off the platform to our stop, we dipped into a small café for cups of steaming tea that smelled like curry.
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When they first dipped into the kids sector about a decade ago, it was to fill out blank spots on their annual touring calendar.
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However, the sub-index on imports, viewed as a proxy for domestic demand, dipped into contraction in July and was the lowest since February.
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Ten years ago the first wave of the millennial generation was settling into early adulthood just as the economy dipped into the Great Recession.
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If the chocolate is tempered, a knife tip dipped into tempered chocolate will set with a nice shine after 60 seconds in the refrigerator.
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Survey respondents also dipped into their savings to cover a down payment on a home (2401%), paying for college (11%) and medical expenses (9%).
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Some migrant families stayed inside a military tent set up at the site; others remained outside even as nighttime temperatures dipped into the 40s.
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Some weeks ago, when the temperature dipped into the 60s, I completed an easy eight miles, even tacking on another one for good measure.
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After six hours in a brine, dark meat is dipped into a buttermilk-cayenne batter foaming with baking soda and fried à la minute.
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China has dipped into its national pork reserves to stave off that crisis, but it doesn't have the same ability with its oil reserves.
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Jesse O'Donaghey said it was "very fortunate" the two escaped without injury, since overnight temperatures in the area have dipped into the low teens.
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Though, Sean Hannity briefly dipped into the trial when Trump lawyer Alan Dershowitz was presenting... -- Speaking of Dersh: Esquire spent 21 hours with Dershowitz.
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After leaving Blink-182 in 2015, Tom has not only continued his music career, but has dipped into the world of television as well.
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Major stock averages briefly dipped into bear market territory on an intraday basis, and the VIX spiked above the 36 level in December 2018.
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IRL ranked in Apple's top ten social apps around Valentine's Day, just trailing Pinterest, though it has dipped into the top 40 since then.
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But in cabaret, a form Busch has dipped into at various points with his musical director Tom Judson, he began to question his approach.
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He dipped into his wealth to help finance his campaigns, winning the governorship in 2010 and 2014 by about 1 percent of the vote.
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First, they dipped into the wealth of data gathered by the sophisticated technologies employed in the Human Connectome Project, a National Institutes of Health initiative.
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From there, the franchise dipped into the world of trance, with veteran producer Paul Oakenfold's "Dread Rock" being used in 2003's The Matrix Reloaded.
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The Nasdaq on Thursday dipped into a bear market, measured by declines of 20 percent or more from recent highs, but closed above that threshold.
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The major stock indexes dipped into correction territory and angst mounted that more rate hikes could derail the economic growth of the past two years.
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The central bank has also dipped into its reserves of foreign exchange—still the world's biggest at more than $3trn—to prop up the yuan.
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On their reservation in Eagle Butte, South Dakota, the Cheyenne River Sioux used third-party funds and dipped into tribal funds to provide food assistance.
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Klotzbach noted that there have been instances in which we've dipped into weak El Niño conditions again and again over a period of several years.
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The bourse dipped into oversold territory on Tuesday with the 14-day relative strength index at 29.238 points versus Monday's 33.320, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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In addition to an extremely successful Kickstarter campaign, the San Francisco-based startup has also dipped into the Indiegogo waters to help out with preorders.
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Markets had been watching the number for any signs of cracks in the service sector, which had been going strong while manufacturing dipped into recession.
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The satirical coverage dipped into speeches from Trump and Clinton, with attention paid to Chris Christie's appearance alongside the Republican front-runner on Tuesday night.
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But he was recently reported to have dipped into two books about Jackson—Jon Meacham's American Lion and Robert Remini's The Life of Andrew Jackson.
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Amazon dipped into the two companies' book sales as customers warmed up to the idea of buying books from the comfort of their own homes.
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The noodles were topped with about a dozen small crickets and mealworms, which customers then dipped into soups flavored with crickets, grasshoppers, or silkworm powder.
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Shares of Pandora were nearly 6 percent higher to about $8.90 on Friday morning, while those of SiriusXM dipped into negative territory following the announcement.
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The Dow briefly dipped into correction territory following the news, while the S&P 500 reached its 200-day moving average, a key technical level.
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I'm into the vibe but to be honest, I'm already pretty buzzed when I arrive, having dipped into a Harry Potter-themed bar just before.
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The September data marked the first time in more than two years that Turkish inflation has dipped into single figures, moving the lira marginally higher.
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Last year's Arie Luyendyk Jr.-lead outing dipped into the most eye roll worthy of spicy Latina stereotypes with its depiction of fan-favorite Bibiana Julian.
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I mentioned that both brands have dipped into the other's territory with Instant Pot making a slow cooker and Crock-Pot selling an electric pressure cooker.
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To some, this team-up might seem a bit random, despite Swift having dipped into different styles and working with different male features in the past.
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As a result, households dipped into their savings, which fell to $20.8 billion - the lowest level since August 217.5 and down from $0003 billion in October.
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During his tenure, Maris also dipped into other parts of Google's world, reportedly helping form Calico, the secretive health operation that sits under Google parent Alphabet.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures dipped into bear market territory briefly last week when they fell below $40 a barrel, viewed as a key psychological level.
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For over 90 minutes, she dipped into her deep musical library, sparred with her band and bantered with the audience, taking requests – or not taking them.
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The Central Bank's website showed a drop of $430 million in international reserves, signaling the government may have dipped into reserves to pay the PDVSA bond.
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In a sign of the growing supplies and weak demand signals, Brent LCOc1-LCOc2 briefly dipped into contango on Wednesday for the first time since March.
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The Nikkei opened higher, then dipped into negative territory in early deals before recovering and rising as much as 1.5 percent to 17,427.71 at 0101 GMT.
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Every time a chip card is dipped into a payment terminal, a unique number is generated to complete the transaction, which can never be used again.
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By far, the majority of Americans said they dipped into their retirement funds to pay off debt or bills, according to a recent report by GoBankingRates.
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Away from the public eye, families have spent tens of thousands of dollars and dipped into retirement savings to hire lawyers and therapists for their sons.
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They also had some "emergency" money in investments that they could have dipped into whenever they needed it on the road, according to Project Van Life.
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That's true on "Allergic" and "A Thousand Bad Times," both spacey songs with a sharp kick that suggest the "Grease" soundtrack dipped into an acid bath.
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Having risen as much as 6% in early trading, shares in Dixons Carphone dipped into negative territory before recovering to trade up 3% at 1426 GMT.
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Uber previously dipped into the rental space via a partnership with car-sharing company Getaround, though it shut that program down at the end of 2018.
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Case in point, shares of Amazon dipped into bear market territory Monday, a little over two months after eclipsing a market value of more than $1 trillion.
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The blue-chip index was down 566 points at the lows of the day and briefly dipped into correction territory before coming back shortly before the close.
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As temperatures dipped into the low 30s, and abandoned buildings still stood on the site, Native organizing groups worried that they lacked a timeline for the move.
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For those of you who dipped into this show without doing a background check, the source material for this series is Charlaine Harris's best-seller Midnight Crossroad.
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In December, the S&P 500 briefly dipped into bear-market territory on an intraday basis, trading 20 percent below an all-time high set in September.
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Without fail, every February 14th, I wake up feeling like I'm immersed in a Robert Doisneau photo, waiting with bated breath to be dipped into a kiss.
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It's true that After Laughter embodies a departure (though it was pointed towards by the band's fourth album, Paramore, an expansive thing that dipped into various genres).
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Polling shows Trump's approval rating has dipped into the 28503s and House Democrats have a double-digit advantage over Republicans among likely voters in the generic ballot.
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Risky behavior: 230 in 103 millennials dipped into 210(k) or IRA to finance home purchase The price of food: What groceries are driving up food bills?
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It dipped into the currency derivatives market on Friday for the third time this week and fifth time this month, selling $1 billion in FX swaps contracts.
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Businessman George Dayton first dipped into the department store business in 1902, when he became a partner in Minneapolis' Goodfellow's Dry Goods Company, according to Target's website.
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Apple did see some weakness earlier in the year and briefly dipped into a correction, a level that represents a 10 percent drop from 52-week highs.
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The Swedish royals dipped into their jewelry vault on Tuesday for a state banquet at the Royal Palace in Stockholm held in honor of president of Italy's visit.
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English has dipped into the Latin well so often that it has frequently concocted words that would be confusing even if you speak Latin as well as Augustus.
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The Young Pioneer camp sat on the steep face of a mountain, taking up a kilometer between the crest and the pebble beaches dipped into the Black Sea.
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Across the museum, Monique Van Genderen's 14-foot painting "Untitled" (2017) feels like linen was dipped into the Earth's crust, slowly pulled away, and then tagged with aerosol.
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Anyone who dipped into the Game of Thrones hashtag on Twitter during the final season — or read some of the reviews — will know that not everyone liked it.
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Analysts say Greece remains a market mainly for specialised distressed debt investors, although mainstream names such as PIMCO, BlackRock and Carmignac Gestion have also dipped into that market.
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Think mini pigs-in-a-blanket, taquitos, crustless tea sandwiches; there is nothing that can't be elevated by being dipped into a gooey, indulgent puddle of melted cheese.
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The Dow wiped out the entirety of its 2018 gains last week, while the S&P 500 dipped into correction territory, falling 10 percent below its September peak.
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Afterward, I dipped into Karasu, the hidden, izakaya-style bar behind the comfort food restaurant Walter's, where a sophisticated, bedroom-size room featured a wall of Japanese whiskeys.
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Heincker's own parents dipped into the money they had set aside in a savings account for her, so she ended up saddled with a lot of student debt.
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While bands dipped into bottomless recording budgets to fill up album sides with long, ponderous suites of progressive rock, journalists kept pace by writing sprawling, navel-gazing reviews.
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Pip used the traditional tool, the uhi, which in pre-colonial times was a chisel made of bone, dipped into pigment and then used to cut the skin.
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Crowds, shoulder-to-shoulder on a recent spring day, pressed against the lakeside rail, taking selfies framed by the newly green willow trees that dipped into the water.
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I've read that the formula for making condoms hasn't changed much since Fromm pioneered "cement dipping," where glass moulds were dipped into a solution to make seamless sheaths.
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It had high share price of $172.53 in May 2018, but the price dipped into the teens in March and was at $14.85 as we went to press.
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In Race No. 6 on Sunday, New Zealand almost threw away a large lead when its bow dipped into the water on the final turn to the finish.
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In Boston, local media reported somber Patriots fans spilling out of local bars and heading home in the cold winter drizzle as temperatures dipped into the 30s (Fahrenheit).
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Schilling dipped into politics once again during a radio interview with WPRO-AM, announcing his intention to run against Elizabeth Warren for the Massachusetts Senate seat in 2018.
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One in 10 of those dipped into their emergency funds to cover purchases, while 7 percent have taken a payday loan and 4 percent have withdrawn from retirement savings.
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When that same music dipped into demonstrative boasts of wealth and hedonism, that was played off as escapism on one hand and the reward of hustling on the other.
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The company raised its 2291 earnings forecast by 230 cents a share, even as its earnings for the latest quarter dipped into the red after two quarters of profits.
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Upload is an expansion on another discovery feature that SoundCloud had launched a year ago called Suggested Tracks, which also used similar algorithms but dipped into SoundCloud's wider catalog.
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At some point, however, an insect bit his hand — which he didn't realize at the time — and his hand dipped into the floodwater as he was paddling, he says.
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On Sunday, the expectant mother shared some of her current pregnancy cravings on her Instagram Stories, which included apples with Tajín seasoning and French fries dipped into a milkshake.
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That represents a level of deprivation, which rises and falls with the economy but has never dipped into single figures, higher than that of almost any other developed country.
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Later, I dipped into a room for a game of VR charades with several others, which provided just as many laughs as the game does in your living room.
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As you might expect, the corresponding survey of delivery service users demonstrated how upset people would be if they knew their delivery meal was being dipped into en route.
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Looking to bourses, France's CAC 40 rose 0.5 percent by the close, while Britain's FTSE 100 and Germany's DAX dipped into the red, off 0.02 and 33 percent respectively.
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Worried about Pyeongchang's chilly climate, where temperatures dipped into the 20s on Friday, Taufatofua originally said he wouldn't wear his country's traditional garb, a grass skirt called a Taʻovala.
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After pouring the collodion onto the plate, it is dipped into a 10% silver nitrate solution for three minutes, during which time the bromide attracts silver to the plate.
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And past presidents sometimes dipped into their own circle of advisers and allies to fill a court seat, heightening the personal relationship over the political in making the choice.
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Her mother recalled that when Jacinda was 16 and working as a cashier in a grocery store, she dipped into her own wallet when a customer came up short.
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We dipped into savings to get more groceries the day before payday (last Friday) because our usual grocery store got cleaned out and I was admittedly spooked by it.
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Originally from Chicago, Fatimah Warner — who records as Noname — first dipped into music with appearances on tracks with her friends Chance the Rapper, Saba, Kirk Knight' and Mick Jenkins.
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I dipped into savings and part of my salary and took the help of some friends to fund payroll and repaid them once we received payments from our clients.
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And yet the more I dipped into these takes, the more revealing they seemed — not just of Gould's process, but also of the conflicting imperatives of making a recording.
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So when it went into mortgage foreclosure in 2010 and two years later came up for sale for just $1,500, she dipped into her modest savings and paid cash.
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Luis Nolasco of California, who works for a regional ACLU office, dipped into an emergency fund he'd saved up "prior to Trump being elected" to pay his renewal fee.
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In 2014, many partnerships distributed 90 percent or more of their cash flow and dipped into capital needed for substantial projects, Mr. Edemeka of the PGIM Jennison fund said.
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Since 2015, when the money flight began, China dipped into its vast foreign-exchange hoard to support the currency, reducing that pile of money by an astonishing $1 trillion.
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Stocks on Wall Street were mostly higher on Wednesday, with both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 rising while the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped into negative territory.
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Temperatures in Minneapolis dipped into the 193s on this damp, foggy morning, and Metro Transit, the city's public transport operator, was working to find temporary shelter for those displaced.
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Yet they also applied arsenic cosmetics, gave their children toys painted with arsenic, wore dresses and hats dyed with arsenic, and ate meat dipped into it to keep away flies.
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You can see the katana get dipped into the liquid, curve downward in shock, and then immediately lift itself back up as if were alive in a matter of seconds.
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So it was with a skeptic's nose that I dipped into a mailing from Lake & Skye, a small-batch brand that specializes in 100% pure, therapeutic-grade essential oil products.
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It has now been more than seven years since the United States economy dipped into recession, making this one of the longest periods of so-called expansion in American history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The daytime television talk show Dr. Phil has been running for 17 seasons but has rarely dipped into art historical drama for its content.
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And roughly 28 percent of millennial workers have dipped into a retirement account for an early withdrawal or loan from a 401(k) or similar account, according to this report.
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In December of 2018 when the U.S. was embroiled in a trade war with China, stocks experienced their worst December since the Great Depression and briefly dipped into bear market.
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When she decided she wanted Milo to have a sibling, she dipped into her reserve of frozen eggs and used a sperm donor for her second child, born in December.
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Accepting that the train will not be fixed before winter, they dipped into their retirement savings and ordered bales by barge from Montreal at a cost of 44.23,000 Canadian dollars.
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Defense connection: The defense and military construction spending bills got dragged into the border wall drama this year after Trump dipped into Pentagon funding to pay for the wall construction.
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Post lengthening, the nails are not painted, but literally dipped into jars of powder — first a foundational powder, then a chrome one that gives the nails a sparkly, silver finish.
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Ms. Phipps does not work but receives disability because of an autoimmune disorder, and she dipped into their emergency fund two years ago to cover medical bills from a mastectomy.
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Shares of Apple, a bellwether for the technology sector, dipped into a bear market on Wednesday as the decline from its recent all-time high briefly totaled more than 20 percent.
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A study by Deloitte of two funds at Abraaj found it dipped into investor funds due to cash shortages but there is no evidence of embezzlement at the private equity firm.
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Demand for commercial and industrial loans, a leading indicator of growth, dipped into negative territory in the first quarter, Merrill Lynch said, citing the latest Federal Reserve Senior Loan Officer survey.
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The market has staged a strong comeback with the S&P 500 up 20 percent from its Christmas Eve low when it dipped into a bear market on an intraday basis.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average wiped out the entirety of its 2018 gains this week, while the S&P 500 dipped into correction territory, falling 2023 percent below its September peak.
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MOSCOW, June 1 (Reuters) - Russia's Reserve Fund fell by $6.36 billion in May, the finance ministry said on Wednesday, as the ministry dipped into the fund to cover the budget deficit.
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Mahaney said the move to "heavy" brick-and-mortar assets in the grocery market was a "big acceleration" for Amazon, which had dipped into ventures such as bookstores in recent years.
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Once I decided that it wouldn't be worth it to switch insurers all together, I dipped into my emergency fund to pay the six-month premium upfront, saving $20 in total.
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A sensor dipped into a glass of real lemonade collects data on its acidity and color, which is transmitted via Bluetooth to silver electrode strips on the rim of a tumbler.
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Individual lashes are dipped into an extremely strong adhesive using razor sharp, ultra-precise tweezers, and then placed onto existing hairs, millimeters away from the eyelid skin. One. at. a. time.
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Disappointing earnings reports from the tech giants Amazon and Alphabet set off another turbulent day on Wall Street on Friday, and the benchmark stock-market index briefly dipped into a correction.
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That same ETF dipped into a bear market on Wednesday after falling more than 20 percent from its January high, with investors pulling out more than $7.2 billion since Jan. 26.
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Money managers could not resist the urge to sell CBOT soybeans futures and options last week, as they have now dipped into bearish territory for the first time since March 2016.
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Its endowment is worth less than it was when Ms. Borda ran the orchestra in the 22014s, partly because the Philharmonic has dipped into it in recent years for budget needs.
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Every morning, we walked out the door of our Airbnb across the street from a set of steps down to the sea, and dipped into the dive site named Andrea 1.
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The technology-heavy Nasdaq dipped into a bear market, and companies in the S&P 500 index have lost a total of $2.39 trillion in market value in the month of December.
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The inflation rate dipped into negative territory in December 2014 for the first time since 2009, which then added pressure on the ECB to launch its own U.S.-style bond buying program.
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Its economy dipped into recession at the end of last year, and the deadly collapse of its Genoa Bridge last August cast a stark spotlight on its dire need for infrastructure investment.
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It was originally meant to help in the long-term rebuilding efforts of the island, but it has since been dipped into for immediate needs in the face of limited governmental support.
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Clifton zoomed through the slot, dipped into the right circle and ripped his first regular-season NHL goal in his 53nd game at 7:17 to trim Montreal's lead to 3-2.
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And as people dug deeper into the report, past the juicy circumstantial evidence, and dipped into the science and data of Exponent's analysis, the Ideal Gas Law had its talk-radio moment.
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Morale among Italian manufacturers fell to its lowest level in almost three years and consumer sentiment also declined in February after the economy dipped into recession at the end of last year.
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One glance at your worst relative's Facebook page, one toe dipped into the toxic sludge-fire that is pro-Trump Twitter, and it's abundantly obvious that no one is holding much back.
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GDAXI had briefly dipped into the red in early trade after Germany's economy ministry pointed to weakness in the manufacturing and services sectors, suggesting a subdued second quarter for Europe's largest economy.
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This is fitting, though, because Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon have dipped into an apropos subject with today's acrostic: language standards, and who gets to dictate how we say what we say.
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Prosecutors had also said that Mr. Hunter had dipped into his campaign coffers to help pay for expenses that he incurred while carrying on several affairs, including one with a staff member.
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Harry and Meghan were also said to have dipped into their pockets for anything deemed too expensive for the public to provide — such as an upgraded kitchen, bathroom, fitted wardrobes or flooring.
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Wael Tlaib, the owner of Phoenix Transit & Logistics, said he had laid off nearly his entire staff, including 80 drivers, and had dipped into his personal savings to keep his company afloat.
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Satisfied, they put on their shoes and walk into the market to open their shops, perhaps after a quick breakfast of tea and balls of dough flattened, dipped into oil and fried.
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The boys of Troop 339 dipped into a fund typically used to pay for various equipment and outings in order to purchase uniforms for their new female counterparts, local Fox affiliate WTXF reports.
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Last year, Fergie waved and cheered the royal procession of carriages as they made their way into the Parade Ring, then dipped into a deep curtsy to show her respect for the monarch.
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A vast majority, alas, are like those who have only dipped into its second half, emerging as incorrigible believers in the power of rational thought, right angles and good intentions to perfect society.
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Over time, this started to change, particularly in 1983, when an incident involving a Korean Air Lines flight that dipped into Soviet airspace led to the deaths of 23 passengers and crew members.
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When he made the switch to acting in the early 2000s, he says he sometimes had to work two or three jobs to get by, and even dipped into his savings to survive.
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Mark Wahlberg continued to work on getting rid of his farmer's tan on Monday, as he threw on a pair of swim trunks and dipped into the crystal clear Caribbean waters of Barbados.
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In 2016, the fashion industry dipped into three decades for explicit inspiration — the '70s, '80s, and '90s, where roller-disco bohemian, Dynasty opulence, and skater grunge filled the racks of every single store.
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On another floor, I dipped into a second bathroom, this time near the office of Michael Fallon MP (again, there's no suggestion that what I found had anything to do with Mr. Fallon).
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MXX fell more than 1% to a two-month low, the peso currency MXN= dipped into negative territory, and economic research consultancy Capital Economics cut its Mexican growth forecast to 1.8% for 1.23.
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The problems built on one another: They dipped into savings instead of letting their assets grow, and they could not add new savings because of the low earnings of Ventura's minimum-wage job.
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Since the worst of the crisis, which knocked 30% off the value of the lira last year, Erdogan's support had eroded as inflation and unemployment surged and the economy dipped into a recession.
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Consumer prices surged nearly 10 percent in 2.53, the United States dipped into recession and it took another decade, and Paul Volcker's unbending efforts as Burns' successor at the Fed, to tame inflation.
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The administration has dipped into money allocated to fight Ebola to boost its response to Zika, but federal health officials have said that's only a stopgap measure to step up the Zika fight.
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When I first dipped into the novels of Anthony Powell a few decades ago, he seemed to me a fussily minor snob, sharing Waugh's upper-class milieu but without Waugh's ferocious comic cruelty.
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Katz says that despite knowing that, he dipped into the peer-reviewed literature when The Plant Paradox first came out, to see if there could be any more harm he hadn't heard about.
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The county dipped into its own budget, got federal and state grants, and consulted with insurance and real estate specialists to establish a program called Wildfire Partners, said Jim Webster, the program coordinator.
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He and his wife, also named in the 47-page indictment, allegedly dipped into the political kitty to buy items ranging from running shoes to family vacations to plane tickets for their pet.
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The couple had spent one night in a livestock center at the local fairgrounds, where the temperature inside had dipped into the 40s, they said, before springing for a hotel up the coast.
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My vegetable side dishes grew larger, the salads more prevalent, and I'd dipped into the repository of more than 100 recipes on the Beyond Meat website with many a taco and stir fry.
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Rory hasn't finished her first edition of the paper and she's already getting pushback from Taylor about not printing a poem on the cover, which explains why she's already dipped into her desk Scotch.
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And the intelligence community has unabashedly dipped into the Silicon Valley ecosystem with experiments like backing the venture capital firm In-Q-Tel (among its successes: Keyhole, the company that morphed into Google Earth).
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She walked past the police cars blocking the intersection, over a slight hill, and down where the road dipped into what resembled a river, like a boat ramp in the middle of the suburbs.
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The company dipped into the private equity market last summer and took a substantial investment from Accel-KKR, which several reports pegged as a nine-figure deal, and PitchBook characterized as a leveraged buyout.
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Frankfurt-listed shares had briefly dipped into the red in early trade after Germany's economy ministry pointed to weakness in the manufacturing and services sectors, suggesting a subdued second quarter for Europe's largest economy.
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More than 6,600 incarcerated individuals in Texas dipped into their limited commissary funds to donate to the American Red Cross, pooling together more than $53,000 for Harvey relief efforts, WPXI in Pittsburgh reported today.
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Four months later, the risks of investing in Intrade's unregulated marketplace were laid bare when the site abruptly shut down after it dipped into its clients' funds to transfer money to its late founder.
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The price crisis has also caused difficulties for resource-rich countries like Norway, which dipped into its oil-driven sovereign wealth fund for the first time in January since it was established in 1996.
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For the New York wine director Justin Chearno, what followed when he first dipped into a Lapierre Morgon, an unfiltered red, was an internal shift that changed the way he experienced his favorite drink.
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Cops say it wasn't the first time the nanny dipped into Parker's account -- she's allegedly been making withdrawals since 2016 ... totaling more than $30k ... as first reported by the NY Daily News. Hoston-St.
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A "drunken'" sailor choir lined the rickety metal staircases of the venue, belting out songs as diners dipped into local fish dishes passed down long wooden banqueting tables via giant pulleys suspended in midair.
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Mr. Kushner dipped into media when he became the executive editor of a short-lived society magazine for Harvard students called Scene, which was founded by the children of Citigroup and Lehman Brothers executives.
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Eventually, Calle 13's songs dipped into hip-hop, salsa, klezmer, Native American chants, hard rock, even Irish jigs, while Residente's lyrics offered sociopolitical commentary, raunch, science fiction and solidarity with a worldwide underclass.
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The thinking was to give women a way to quickly and discreetly test their drinks at bars and parties with nail polish that changed colors when dipped into drinks laced with date rape drugs.
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For dessert, a cone of coconut gelato comes lacquered with a "magic shell" of coconut oil and white chocolate, dipped into broken peanuts, coconut shreds and salt, and wrapped in plastic like a bouquet.
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With reporters and lawmakers huddled around his Oval Office desk Tuesday, Trump floated conspiracy theories, boasted about his achievements, bent facts, teased future announcements and dipped into a well of racial and cultural prejudice.
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It was during the making of his own feature film he co-directed with Raul Rico, called Los Debiles (The Weak Ones), that Giralt Brun first dipped into organized crime as a source for actors.
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Conducted with fierce energy by Nicole Paiement — a gorgeous performance that dipped into lushness without ever losing focus — the cast, much of it drawn from Glimmerglass's distinguished (and refreshingly diverse) young artist program, was superb.
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Broxton, who was off to a miserable start, was sent down to Triple-A Colorado Springs earlier in the week and Thursday, Milwaukee dipped into its system and brought up another option in Alex Presley.
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From his stoop, she led the block in a rendition of "Amazing Grace," as the sun dipped into the tree line of Riverside Park behind the favorite bench of the mayor of West 83rd Street.
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As Hollywood types dipped into their Rolodex on Ms. Oren's behalf, her acolytes skewed more notable: Reese Witherspoon, Anne Hathaway, Donna Langley, Mariska Hargitay, Drew Barrymore, Adam Levine, Natalie Portman, George Lucas and Mellody Hobson.
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Bailey called it "alarming" that nearly one in three millennial homeowners have dipped into their retirement nest eggs to finance their down payment, suggesting some younger adults would be wise to save up and wait.
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The artful cover features Styles posed against a yellow background with his feet dipped into a large pink human heart, while the musician's legs are crossed and his hand is draped across his tattooed torso.
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While accusing Xi Jinping's government of moving the goalposts in trade talks, he praised the Chinese leader for sending him a "beautiful letter," easing investor fears after markets dipped into a two-day Trump-initiated nosedive.
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One quarter of the parents surveyed have taken drastic measures to fund their purchases: 83% have dipped into their retirement account, 14% used funds from their emergency savings and 11% have taken out a payday loan.
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The German 20143-year government bond yield, an important benchmark for European fixed-income assets and one that is viewed as a safe haven for investors, dipped into negative territory on the back of Draghi's comments.
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The German 10-year government bond yield, an important benchmark for European fixed-income assets and one that is viewed as a safe haven for investors, dipped into negative territory on the back of Draghi's comments.
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The device works as follows: a disposable microchip that can hold minute amounts of fluids is dipped into a semen sample, and then slid into a smartphone attachment about the size of an external battery pack.
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Not only did she choose diamond drop earrings by the famed jeweler, Gaga and her stylists also dipped into the archives to source one of the most famous pieces Tiffany has ever created, the Tiffany Diamond.
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Since the corruption scandal broke, a survey by Gallup Korea showed Park's approval ratings dipped into single digits, making her one of South Korea's least popular leaders since the country became a democracy in the 1980s.
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For example: Let's say you parked your savings in a five-year CD with a rate of 2.5% and an early withdrawal penalty of five months' interest and then dipped into it after just three years.
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Although I've dipped into and out of physical training over the last couple of decades, I remain, at nearly 45, gaunt and anemic-looking except for the paunch now oozing its way over my underwear waistband.
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The tourism office dipped into its emergency funds for the boost, which localities reportedly decided was necessary after negative coverage from an incident at The Red Hen restaurant involving White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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"The indictment alleges that Congressman Hunter and his wife repeatedly dipped into campaign coffers as if they were personal bank accounts, and falsified FEC campaign finance reports to cover their tracks," said U.S. Attorney Adam Braverman.
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For example: Let's say you parked your savings in a 5-year CD with a rate of 2.5% and an early withdrawal penalty of five months interest and then dipped into it after just three years.
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Buying a home is a big expense, and as a result, more than 10% of Americans have dipped into their retirement savings in order to make a down payment on their first home, according to Bankrate.
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Dogen said he has not dipped into his retirement savings because he lives off a passive income stream of certificates of deposits, stock dividends and real estate investments that he expects will generate roughly $211,000 this year.
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Alexander McQueen dipped into the worlds of depressed Victorian clowns in his fall 2001 collection of carnival crashers, putting shredded Miss Havisham lace and tulle gowns and deconstructed martinet suiting on his (literal) fashion merry-go-round.
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Mr. Gislason, who owns a restaurant in Reykjavik and is also the executive chef of Agern in Grand Central Terminal, dipped into his childhood and the Icelandic countryside for an elegant mauve-colored cherry-black currant skyr.
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Trump Using Campaign Money to Pay Russia Probe LawyersPresident Trump has reportedly dipped into Republican National Committee funds and money donated to his reelection campaign to cover legal costs associated with the investigations into Russian election interference.
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The project tracks presidential job approval going back to FDR in 2000, and no other president has inspired so little confidence pre-inauguration (although Truman and Nixon's ratings dipped into the 20s toward the ends of their terms).
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Turkey's economy dipped into recession last year after fears over government interference into central bank independence, over-leveraged banks, a growing current account deficit, ballooning inflation and a diplomatic spat with the U.S. triggered investor and capital flight.
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Since being founded in 2015, all of its promotional materials have featured magenta, and its social media campaigns on services like Instagram are built around the color, with various household and other everyday objects dipped into magenta paint.
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It claims Hunter routinely dipped into his campaign coffers like a personal bank account, allegedly misusing campaign funds to pay for family vacations, dental work, rounds of golf, birthday gifts, sporting events, school tuition and hefty bar tabs.
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Pruitt parallel: Perrotta dipped into his personal Rolodex during one controversial overseas Pruitt trip, hiring local Italian security guards who were his friends, racking up a tab of more than $30,000 for a visit to the G7 summit.
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Since taking the helm Mr. Tornare has dipped into Mr. Biver's playbook, introducing a number of mainstream ambassadors to Zenith, including the American rapper and record producer Swizz Beatz and the Hong Kong actor and singer Eason Chan.
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" His campaign has dipped into its coffers to run ads promoting his time in the military and his family history: His latest ad highlights how his African American family went from "slavery to West Point in five generations.
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Like, pan-fried fillets of whatever white fish you can find, the flesh aggressively seasoned with salt and pepper, then dipped into a marinade of egg white and rice wine and cornstarch and a dash of sesame oil?
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Viewers yet to tune into the nascent presidential race but who dipped into the first primary debate saw Washington celebrities they might just recognize and no-hopers they've never heard of fighting desperately to keep their 1% campaigns alive.
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"The indictment alleges that Congressman Hunter and his wife repeatedly dipped into campaign coffers as if they were personal bank accounts, and falsified FEC campaign finance reports to cover their tracks," US Attorney Adam Braverman said in a statement.
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Instead, I side-hustled and dipped into my savings to pay off my loans using the Standard Repayment Plan, making more than my minimum payment of $900 a month and paying it off entirely in less than five years.
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Then the surface that the design is to be applied to—paper, or perhaps, as in the case of Danish artist Pernille Snedker Hansen, wood—is carefully dipped into the paint, adhering to its surface in an intricate design.
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"The indictment alleges that Congressman Hunter and his wife repeatedly dipped into campaign coffers as if they were personal bank accounts, and falsified FEC campaign finance reports to cover their tracks," U.S. Attorney Adam Braverman said in a statement.
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The city has dipped into a special fund that pays for annual security costs for protecting the city from terrorist threats and hosting other events to cover the four-day celebration, which ultimately had a $28503 million price tag.
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Dogen said he has not dipped into his tax-advantaged retirement accounts because he lives off a passive income stream of certificates of deposits, stock dividends and real estate investments that he expects will generate roughly $211,000 this year.
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Such high living slowly took its toll on Mr. Martínez, who said that he began to snort as much as four grams of cocaine a day — often, he admitted, from a gold spoon dipped into a little gold canister.
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She was sporting a noticeable baby bump, and captioned the photo, "ROUND 2 …" The expectant mother recently shared some of her current pregnancy cravings on her Instagram Stories, which included apples with Tajín seasoning and French fries dipped into a milkshake.
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"Without fail, every February 14th, I wake up feeling like I'm immersed in a Robert Doisneau photo, waiting with bated breath to be dipped into a kiss," Markle wrote on her now defunct lifestyle blog, The Tig, as cited by Hello!
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The Bolsonaro administration's first bimonthly expenditure and spending review in March called for a spending freeze affecting almost 30 billion reais ($8 billion), while in May the government dipped into a 5 billion reais reserve fund to avoid further austerity.
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The Bolsonaro administration's first bi-monthly expenditure and spending review in March called for a spending freeze worth almost 30 billion reais ($8 billion), while in May the government dipped into a 5 billion reais reserve fund to avoid further austerity.
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" Wald noted the XLF, on pace for its worst week since January of 2016, has indeed dipped into its January low, around the 23 level, but a rising 200-day moving average indicates there is still some "good long-term momentum.
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One of my favorite things there was smoked lamb neck with herbs like mint and basil, wrapped in lettuce leaves and dipped into some shit—oh, fuck, it was crazy, and it all tasted like being back in Perth. VII.
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The central bank needs to bring down rates to lure businesses to take out more loans and help revive a stalled economy because many companies cut back on spending after Argentina, Latin America's third-largest economy, dipped into recession last year.
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The basket looks similar to one you might see dipped into a vat of hot oil at a burger joint, but with an air fryer—tosses glitter—you don't need the calorie-laden oil to get that calorie-laden taste.
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"The ISM New Orders Index, the PMI that correlates best with S&P 500 earnings, dipped into contraction territory on September 1st with a reading of 47.2," the UBS strategists Francis Trahan and Samuel Blackman wrote in a recent client note.
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When the Costa Concordia hit a rock near Tuscany and dipped into the Mediterranean in 2012, people around the world wondered how the captain of a cruise ship carrying 4,229 people could have made such a simple yet fatal miscalculation.
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Without him, the Warriors have dipped into their pre-Durant past by operating as more of a collective, with Green acting as the selfless focal point of it all, the point forward of an offense that hinges on ball movement.
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After the dust died down a bit this week, I dipped into The Times's digital archives to look back at how we reported on the talks that created the 1982 constitution, including, to use The Times's preferred description, its override measure.
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Yang's "Freedom Dividends" are central to his campaign platform, and he's dipped into his personal funds in the past to road-test his idea -- providing the monthly payments to three families in Iowa, New Hampshire and Florida, according to his campaign.
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And recently I dipped into a lovely tradition that has been going on at St. Paul's Chapel downtown for years: a half-hour program of choral Vespers by candlelight with the stellar Choir of Trinity Wall Street on Sunday evening.
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When her daughter, Sofia, was born in March of last year, she and her husband dipped into their savings and charged necessities like groceries to a credit card so she could stretch her time off work to almost four months.
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China has been dethroned by Japan as the top holder of U.S. government debt as the Chinese central bank has dipped into its foreign exchange reserves to support the yuan, while its Japanese counterpart has been content to allow the yen to weaken.
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She was sporting a noticeable baby bump, and captioned the photo, "ROUND 2 …" The expectant mother recently shared some of her current pregnancy cravings on her Instagram Stories, revealing she hungered for apples with Tajín seasoning and French fries dipped into a milkshake.
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After we split and I nearly broke my foot in a marathon, I fell into bad eating habits, sometimes consuming dinners of blue corn nachos doused in cheese, then dipped into salsa and hummus and washed down with two glasses of wine.
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Now and then, and in a segment of Thursday's concert, Aventura switched from the lilt of bachata to keyboard-centered pop-R&B ballads; it also dipped into Puerto Rican reggaetón and the speedy merengue that dominated Dominican music in the 1990s.
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Such is the cronyism and mismanagement of the Zuma administration that South Africa has dipped into recession, its debt has been downgraded to junk and unemployment is a whopping 28% (or 36% if one includes those who have given up looking for work).
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Sharply lower long-term interest rates—the ten-year government-bond yield briefly dipped into minus territory (see chart), alongside overnight interbank rates—mean a sharp squeeze on net interest margins for all banks when profits from lending have already gone down.
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Finance chief Kirt Gardner said some big clients in markets such as Russia, the Middle East and Brazil - many of them in the energy sector - had needed liquidity amid economic turmoil and plunging oil prices, and so had dipped into their wealth.
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Waiting for Trump Sara Murray in Lowell, Massachusetts As the sun went down and the temperature dipped into the teens, Massachusetts voters scoffed at the notion that their early-state brethren wouldn't show up to vote for Donald Trump come Election Day.
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What we didn't measure—couldn't measure—was how hard his body was working to bestill these values, how much "unnatural vigilance" was required to keep things steady, and how deeply his physiology must have collapsed when the numbers finally dipped into abnormalcy.
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Bush dipped into his bag of tricks, surprising the audience by running out in a pair of red athletic shorts, reenacting Apple's famous 1984 Macintosh commercial, where a woman in a similar outfit throws a sledgehammer at Big Brother on a big screen.
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He helped the Spurs surge ahead to a 52-42 lead at halftime by sandwiching two 3-pointers around a 19-footer and a 20-footer in a span of 2:15, and San Antonio's lead never dipped into single digits again.
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The band—led by guitarist and vocalist, Rebecca Vernon, alongside violinists/singers Sarah Pendleton and Kim Pack and the rhythm section of Andy Patterson (drums) and Levi Hanna (bass)—have dipped into science fiction's morbid visions throughout their four full-length albums.
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As campaigning began in the summer, the immigration issue had largely slipped out of the collective consciousness, the party's support dipped into the single digits from the near 20 percent it enjoyed just after the arrival of nearly a million refugees in 2015.
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Instead of the meaty, distorted power chords and hyperactive riffs of its adolescence, Paramore has dipped into cleaner, more rhythmic and synth-kissed textures of the '70s and '80s, owing to recent obsessions with Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Cyndi Lauper and Blondie.
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Dan Harmon's last cult-classic TV show, Community, included an episode that took place largely inside an old-school video game, as well as a claymation episode—territory Rick and Morty has already dipped into with a series of idents by Lee Hardcastle.
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Even Corona, the summertime beer of choice for many (always with a lime), dipped into that race this year, releasing a hard seltzer to compete with the likes of Smirnoff, White Claw, Bon & Viv, Truly, Henry's, Nauti, Cutwater, and High Noon, among many others.
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Tyler also marked the first time in this insane project when I dipped into the American Presidents Series, a collection of biographies about each president originated and edited by legendary historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. until his death (it is now headed by Sean Wilentz).
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Although these are meant to be dipped into a day at a time, you could collect all of Aldi's advent calendars and throw a rager: the beer and cheese advent calendars can turn your party into a tasting feast of international wines, cheeses, and beer.
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Both Vans and Lazy Oaf have been heavy handed with collaborations over the last few years: Both have dipped into the world of Disney and have featured a myriad of other cartoon characters including Hello Kitty, Betty Boop, and Spongebob Squarepants, to name a few.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has been dethroned by Japan as the top holder of U.S. government debt as the Chinese central bank has dipped into its foreign exchange reserves to support the yuan, while its Japanese counterpart has been content to allow the yen to weaken.
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Many relatives and friends providing financial support or care to people with dementia have dipped into their retirement savings, cut back on spending and sold assets to pay for expenses tied to the disease, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Alzheimer's Association.
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The city of Chicago, where 86,000 homeless people live, opened its six warming shelters over the last few days as unseasonably cold temperatures dipped into the teens with wind chills into the single digits during the morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi investors, who dipped into savings and took out loans to participate in Aramco's record share offering, have been shocked by the free-fall in the shares of the kingdom's crown jewel after an oil output pact between OPEC and its allies collapsed.
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"And like most potential breakout brands, this one has exceptional owners: CEO Chelsea Hirschhorn quite literally put herself out there on the importance of postpartum, and husband CMO Eric Hirschhorn has dipped into his old Burger King days to focus on culture versus performance marketing."
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Stock markets in the United States have hit highs and, for quite awhile, the interest rates on trillions of dollars' worth of European government bonds dipped into negative territory as global investors piled into these securities, confident that the central bank would continue to buy.
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But it is not the whole story, because Tijuana tradition decrees that the tortillas must first be dipped into the shimmering coppery beef fat that rises to the surface of the stew pot, then warmed on a griddle until they are pliable and electrifyingly red.
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In fact, he emerged to tell his aides that the Russian president had offered a compelling rejoinder: Moscow's cyberoperators are so good at covert computer-network operations that if they had dipped into the Democratic National Committee's systems, they would not have been caught.
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Further into in his adolescence, like many of his contemporaries, he dipped into grime—a period in his life that I hesitated to ask about, all too aware of how it's become a cliché when talking to British artists whose music vaguely resembled something close to rap.
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Had Kylo, a bratty teen at heart who seems enamored with his own appearance, dipped into a bacta tank — the submersible fix-everything medical solution of the Star Wars universe — healed his facial wound, then messed his forehead up in a different place just to look cooler?
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As streaming and algorithms pick apart the strands of the album package, turning each artist into the stats behind their individual track plays, you may not find that many casual music fans who've dipped into all—or even most of—the great albums on this year's shortlist.
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That's because 2012's equally terrific Persona 4 Golden just felt right on Sony's portable, carried around like a great book to be dipped into on the train and between classes or meetings, and binged on during late-night sessions when you're already tucked into bed.
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Soon afterward, just in case we've missed the contrast in living standards, we are offered a closeup of a thermometer being dipped into the milky water of a bath that has already been run, and strewn with rose petals, ahead of a guest's arrival at the hotel.
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South Africa's rand strengthened 0.9 percent against the dollar after President Cyril Ramaphosa repeated promises for a stimulus package to reignite growth following data earlier in the week showing the continent's most industrialised economy unexpectedly dipped into recession in the second quarter - its first since 2009.
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Bechai believes 737 Max production has been sustained thus far exclusively by its own deposit payments and that there's no way the board would have dipped into its cash reserves to fund the assembly line unless they'd gotten some assurance that a return to service was imminent.
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The $5003 million fund isn't ready yet — a first close is likely this month with a final close expected in June — but already Vietnam-based Thai and former Klout CTO Tran, who is located in Silicon Valley for deal flow and cross-border opportunities, have dipped into the money.
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Sterling initially dipped into negative territory on the news, before climbing as market participants bet May would win the vote and, in the process, isolate lawmakers in her party pushing for a sudden break from the EU. Nonetheless, uncertainty over the secret ballot appeared to cap significant gains.
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When the needle is dipped into the chosen ink (professional tattoo ink or India ink from a reputable craft store, of course), the thread contains that liquid, which drips into the skin as the needle presses and pricks down repeatedly, just a fraction of an inch into the skin.
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If you use multiple streaming services to add variety to your media, you might enjoy how Hulu has dipped into reality television by adding the complete 15th season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians as well as the season premiere of The Perfectionists, the sequel to Pretty Little Liars.
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Nearly 50 percent said they fell behind on bills, 27 percent said they dipped into their retirement accounts to pay bills or manage their everyday expenses and 23 percent said that during the shutdown they reduced or stopped spending on health and medical expenses for themselves or family members.
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"While the company already had a healthy balance sheet – we hadn't dipped into our previous round of funding – the new capital enables us to accelerate long-term product investments and expand into new markets while continuing to maintain a strong balance sheet over the long term," wrote Sekar.
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The bombshell report reveals that the FBI dipped into driver's license photo databases from 16 states, as well as passport and visa photo databases from the State Department, feeding its facial recognition with millions of photos of Americans and foreigners who have never been accused of a crime.
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Instead of wearing work by a designer that spoke to the nuances of the country (a tactic adopted often by Michelle Obama, for example), Ms. Trump opted, at least initially, for the most obvious: clothes by outsiders who dipped into their fantasy of India as opposed to its reality.
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Investment advisory firm Alan B. Lancz & Associates bought some GE shares last week as the stock dipped into the $17 range, seeing value in the company's assets, which also include remaining major businesses in jet engines and healthcare, said Alan Lancz, president of the Toledo, Ohio-based firm.
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If the Marlins, for example, had not put Stanton on the trading block, the Yankees most likely would have dipped into the free-agent market for more offense, even though they have a mandate from the owner Hal Steinbrenner to stay below the $197 million luxury tax threshold.
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"The indictment alleges that Congressman Hunter and his wife repeatedly dipped into campaign coffers as if they were personal bank accounts, and falsified F.E.C. campaign finance reports to cover their tracks," Adam L. Braverman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of California, said in a statement.
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In the basement gallery I dipped into "Theatre of Operations (The Gulf War seen from Puerto Rico)" (2017) (excerpted here), a gurgling and wobbling four-hour video of unadulterated footage from 1990 and 1991 — the period when Farid's family escaped the Gulf War in Kuwait and fled to Puerto Rico.
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Her second piece, "Sparkles" (2017), involved laying down on a red plastic tarp to make an ersatz carpet she encouraged people to walk on, then peeling off her cat suit down to her underwear and then washing herself with a sponge dipped into a bowl of water mixed with Palmolive soap.
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The obvious junk/fast food beauty crossover is in lip products, and true to that instinct, many major brands have dipped into the lip balm market: Krispy Kreme, Dunkin' Donuts (which also makes seasonal candles and lotions), Wendy's, Mountain Dew, Cheetos, and In-N-Out are among those boasting lip products.
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The final celebrity Halloween costumes have sashayed onto social media and there are some noteworthy efforts: Heidi Klum, of course, went all out and was unrecognizable as Princess Fiona from "Shrek," Kylie Jenner's Instagram now features 6 (six!) different costumes and Beyoncé and Jay-Z both dipped into the sports world.
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From there she dipped into her own back catalogue, first with "Citizen Ship," a track from 1979's Waves, and finally with a show-stopping version of her anthemic "People Have the Power" which got the 3,000-strong crowd on their feet and had the evening's artists crowding the stage to sing along.
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There's a neat nod to Nova Prime, who'll be familiar to anyone who ever dipped into the IDW comics, and the undeniable tease of a sequel—a sequel that, given Devastation's modest sales (around 240,000 on PS4, according to VG Chartz, and substantially less on other platforms) probably won't ever happen. Boo.
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Every design is set using multiple blocks, with one color and outline per block, each carved out of teak and cured in mustard oil for two weeks, then dipped into a tray of dye and pressed to the cloth, with a swift knock on top to make sure the image takes hold.
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Having once made that stop myself, I can report that the food, while leaden, introduced people who weren't Italian to the idea of Italian food at a time when the pasta most Americans dipped into was a can of precooked Franco-American spaghetti clinging to a thin coating of sugary tomato sauce.
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Like Yes, I'm A Witch (Astralwerks, 245), its predecessor from several years ago, this new batch of remixes features an assorted line-up of musicians and producers who have dipped into Ono's songbook, a wide-ranging collection that includes everything from avant-garde sound collages and feminist anthems to driving rockers and haunting ballads.
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When my phone finally dipped into the red and I logged on, I found tiny pockets of people talking about pop culture, or sharing where they were from — California, Colorado, even the UK. "A/s/l?" quipped one user, a phrase I haven't seen since the last time the door slammed on my AIM account.
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"The indictment alleges that Congressman Hunter and his wife repeatedly dipped into campaign coffers as if they were personal bank accounts, and falsified F.E.C. campaign finance reports to cover their tracks," Adam L. Braverman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of California, said in a statement, referring to the Federal Election Commission.
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When this story broke, I dipped into Apple's terms of service myself and, though there are mentions of quality control for Siri and data being shared, I found that it did fall short of explicitly and plainly making it clear that live recordings, even short ones, are used in the process and may be transmitted and listened to.
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Zuckerberg dipped into responses laid out in the notes a number of times during his testimony before the joint session of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce Committees, but more interesting were the bullet points he didn't get to, including a response to potential calls to resign and a nationalistic response to the suggestion that Facebook should be broken up.
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The only dip in net worth I have had in my entire duration of tracking was when I bought Hamilton tickets for my boyfriend and I in June 2018 … it was a pretty big splurge that I dipped into my travel account for, but I have absolutely no regrets since that it what it is there for.
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Publishers have also double-dipped into Elvis Presley's hit "Love Me Tender," and the result is two divergent spins on the lyrics: One book has paintings by Tom Browning devoted to a father-daughter pair, while the other, out last year, offers Stephanie Graegin's mixed-media illustrations of diverse straight and gay couples with their kids.
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But with temperatures dipping to the single digits on some days and winds bestowing a chill that makes the air feel below zero even if you're not wet, anyone who gets dipped into the water, even if just knee-deep, risks hypothermia, the National Mall and Memorial Parks said in a Facebook post over the weekend.
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"Saturday Night Live" once again dipped into its deep reserve of celebrity guest stars to portray the various members and associates of President Trump's administration, this time turning to Steve Martin, who played Roger J. Stone Jr., the longtime Trump adviser who was arrested on Friday after having been indicted by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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While the boat dipped into New Jersey waters, the incredibly emphatic photographer Nona Faustine and artist Jorge Alberto Perez spoke about the pre-colonial history of Governors Island (or, Paggank, as it was known) and also about Race and Revolution, their exhibition exploring colonial entitlement and Native/African American exclusion, held at Governors Island until the end of last month.
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Many things were as he recalled: A little kitchen in the lobby served Russian-Jewish fare, and below ground, in a narrow space not much longer than a subway car, customers sat in towels in a misty Turkish steam room and a piping hot Russian sauna, received platzas, or therapeutic thrashings with oak branches, and dipped into an ice-cold pool.
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This kind of high daydream art (whimsical lines, fluid shapes amalgamating one into another, female figures with flowers and different ornamental detailing on their hair and bodies, the whole mood playful and yet aesthetically beautiful) accompanied hip folk, fueled by trippy LSD, hashish and especially marijuana, as they dipped into buddhism, paganism, mysticism, tarot cards, meditation, vegetarianism, the I Ching, the Bhagavad Gita, and The Golden Bough.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Hunter dipped into campaign coffers to pay for everything from Uber rides back to his office from the homes of his lovers to a $905 bar tab at a hotel, to a date at a Jack Ingram concert — at which Mr. Hunter is accused of spending $121 on beer, nachos and chicken wings — and a date at a "speakeasy-style bar" in Washington.
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At lucky number 22, I was the last reporter on the list allowed inside — and only because by some horrible feat of irony Reporter #1 dipped into the courthouse cafeteria (likely for coffee) and lost her spot before the last leg of security; she and the others who did not make it into the main courtroom went to an overflow room across the hall.
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Namely that both her arrival gown (a clinging, lacy Zuhair Murad dress covered in silver, bronze and periwinkle beaded flowers with a short train and exaggerated puffed sleeves) and the dress she wore onstage (a semitransparent, beaded, cream gown with a low-cut front and an even lower-cut back) dipped into two fashion elements that dominated the runways this fall: big shoulders, and their cousin, '80s silhouettes.
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Contamination problem: McDonald's tainted salads have now sickened 163 people in 10 states Risky behavior: 1 in 3 millennials dipped into 401(k) or IRA to finance home purchase Beyonce, Katy Perry and 7 other celebs join Oprah in food industry investments Flowers Foods also is voluntarily recalling its Captain John Derst's Old Fashioned Bread -- sold in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina -- for the same reason.
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While the others from the band—particularly Harry Styles and Zayn Malik, and even Liam Payne to a certain degree—seem to revel in the starry sheen of pop fame by dating other high-profile figures, being seen on the front row at fashion shows or stumbling out of A-list parties and having the sort of meticulously crafted marketing campaigns that are designed to create intrigue, Louis has always appeared to shy away from that side of things; with one foot cautiously dipped into the lifestyle, and the other firmly on the ground.
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