Vescovo had dived down to the Mariana Trench, off the coast of Guam — the same area Cameron had dived down to seven years earlier.
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EGYPT * The index dived 1.7 percent to 13,024 points.
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We talk about the different spots they have dived at.
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Juno's stock has dived this year, falling nearly 37 percent.
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It briefly dived below $10,000, dropping as low as $9,872.
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Ms. Fleming dived into exploration, but only dabbled in construction.
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And he has dived into things like seat pricing issues.
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He dived for a triple that sailed out of reach.
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He dived for a single and just missed that, too.
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Amazon has dived into delivery convenience and security with gusto.
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If only Mendez had dived more deeply into those themes.
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The mayor adjusted his hat and dived into his speech.
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Kose Corp dived 6.9 percent and Matsumotokiyoshi declined 2.6 percent.
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New private investments in the same period dived 153 percent.
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The shares dived 30 percent to 165p by 0725 GMT.
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Defensive end Malik Jackson dived on it for a Denver touchdown.
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Some hours later, her family dived into their meal with glee.
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Eight hours later, my family dived into their meal with glee.
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Brazil's real dived 1.3% to a near eight-month closing low.
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Humana stock has dived this year, falling more than 14 percent.
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I don't know, I haven't really dived into that quandary yet.
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Advantest Corp dived 5.5 percent and TDK Corp shed 4.01 percent.
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Advantest Corp dived 4.1 percent, while Tokyo Electron shed 133 percent.
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Now she has dived into work to help the Sanders campaign.
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Washington dived over her eldest child in the front passenger's seat.
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A colleague dived underwater and affixed the line to a buoy.
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Independent Stave also dived deep into the science of wood aging.
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Its share price dived about 75 percent from its 2014 peak.
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Rodriguez's hitting has nose-dived so sharply this season, with a .
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It was not that well hit and Schmeichel dived on it.
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Hours later, the Petrel's R.O.V. dived, lights blaring, on the Wasp.
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But trade relations have nose-dived since Mr. Trump took office.
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So we dived into the archives to answer some of them.
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He threw his engine into neutral and dived into the water.
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Advantest Corp dived 6.2 percent and Tokyo Electron tumbled 5.9 percent.
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Friends of mine who had dived off that boat are shocked.
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Advantest Corp dived 7.2 percent and Tokyo Electron tumbled 6.0 percent.
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Multiple Golden State players dived on the ball and claimed possession.
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Pop once stage-dived into an empty room, cracking his front teeth.
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Agriculture's share in GDP has dived from 53% in 1947 to 20%.
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The S&P 245.44 dived 53.103 percent and the Nasdaq 1.10 percent.
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ATG has dived from well over 5,000 points to around 780 now.
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Komatsu Ltd tumbled 2.9 percent and Hitachi Construction Machinery dived 3.1 percent.
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On his watch the share price has dived by more than 40%.
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Industries Qatar dived 7.8 percent and telecom firm Ooredoo dropped 4.1 percent.
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The S&P 500 dived 1.58 percent and the Nasdaq 1.63 percent.
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Once you've dived beneath the surface, you'll see a whole other world.
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Why hadn't he dived back into the sea to rescue the others?
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The Topix index dived 4.98% to end its trading day at 1,261.70.
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Hong Kong's Sunny Optical dived 230%, and Aac Tech stumbled almost 25%.
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Treasury bond yield in Eurozone dived after the ECB announcing its decision.
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Egypt's blue-chip index dived 4.4%, touching its lowest since September 2019.
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When the galleys of "Age of Anger" arrived, I dived for them.
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Some months ago, I dived headlong into a '90s erotic thriller binge.
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Tokyo Electron slid 13%, Advantest dropped 3.1% and Screen Holdings dived 5.3%.
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Shortly afterwards, the plan nose-dived into the Hawkesbury River, north of Sydney.
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On the Betfair exchange, no-deal Brexit odds have dived under 5 percent.
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He dived in the correct direction all five times and saved two penalties.
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I overcame my anxiousness and dived into each tiny icon and its functions.
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So much of this router's potential speed can be dived up between devices.
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That hit came after he dived and missed a ball in the seventh.
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Komatsu Ltd has dived 18%, while another Hitachi Construction Machinery has plunged 16%.
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Tuesday's losers included Apple Inc suppliers after the iPhone maker's shares dived overnight.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES STATEMENT SAYS REPORT INTO CRASH CONCLUDES THAT PLANE PERSISTENTLY NOSE DIVED
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Stokes hit to deep midwicket and dived forward to complete the second run.
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Within weeks, Christie's favorability ratings nose-dived and so did his poll numbers.
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Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal stumbled 3.2 percent and JFE Holdings dived 4.6 percent.
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The dinar has dived on the parallel market against the dollar since 2014.
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Inpex Corp tumbled 1.8 percent, while Japan Petroleum Exploration Co dived 3.0 percent.
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He dived safely across the plate, beating a wild throw from Lucas Duda.
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In the past, Mr. Ramdev has dived into controversial conservative causes without hesitation.
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Small and mid-cap stocks nose dived to ultimately drag down the bourse.
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Murdoc Niccals stage-dived into existence in a blaze of total fucking glory.
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In an effort to do so, I recently dived headlong into Alexa's world.
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When the pilots dived on the debris field, what they found was ghostly.
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Then he dived into an unrelated talk about the benefits of government spending.
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Most government debt rates in Japan and Switzerland have dived into negative territory.
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Soon he joined his father's firm in Philadelphia and dived into sports management.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank declined 4.3%, while Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank dived 8%.
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Al Rajhi Bank slid 3.7% and petrochemical maker Saudi Basic Industries dived 4%.
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The Dow Jones dived 900 points yesterday afternoon after comments from federal officials.
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Yet as the popularity of merlot nose-dived, syrah never could replace it.
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Tokyo Electron dropped 3.4%, Advantest Corp slid 3.9% and Screen Holdings dived 4.4%.
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Jewellery and watches sales dived 20.6 percent after a 17 percent fall in October.
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The Iceland goalkeeper dived to his right and got two hands behind the ball.
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Shares of Japanese automakers with production facilities based in the U.S. dived in response.
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The Mexican peso dived to a new low of nearly 20.8 to the dollar.
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Eyewitnesses reported that shortly after departing Addis Ababa, the aircraft climbed and dived repeatedly.
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He looked like he was going into a spin, he dived in and splash.
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Pakistan's shares dived more than 3 percent during the session, while its rupee weakened.
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After Horizon received surprisingly positive reviews, I picked up a copy and dived in.
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On Wall Street, stocks dived as equity investors reacted to the bond market moves.
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Ten-year yields have dived to their lowest since last February at 2.69 percent.
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Brunson dived in for a takedown and Whittaker's sprawl allowed him to regain composure.
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Earlier, the pound suddenly dived about 10 percent from levels around $1.2600 to $103.823.
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So when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1990, Cuba nose-dived along with it.
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There was a small punk scene in El Paso, and O'Rourke dived into it.
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He hoped Amber had dived into the water before his rambling confession of feeling.
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One group of riders simply dropped their bikes and dived straight into the Caribbean.
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But he was drawn back by Stravinsky and Berg, whose works he dived into.
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Shares in oil companies fell sharply Monday as the price of crude nose-dived.
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The TSE REIT index dived 14.9%, even surpassing its 12.0% fall in October 2008.
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Investors came to believe that corporate profits would recover and dived back into stocks.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc dived 11.3% and Mizuho Financial Group Inc slumped 13.1%.
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The Shenzhen component dived 8.69%, and the Shenzhen composite plunged 8.65% in early trading.
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The flow of visitors from mainland China nose-dived 55 percent during Golden Week.
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As the rescued male dived, a steady stream of bubbles emerged from his body.
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Asian stocks continued a market rout on Friday, as Chinese equities dived 4 percent.
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When Winona Ryder was found guilty of shoplifting in 2002, her prospects nose-dived.
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In 2018, scientists published a paper that dived deep into the sounds they make.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group tumbled 2.0 percent and T&D Holdings dived 2.6 percent.
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He traveled the world, hung out with celebrities, SCUBA dived, and started a band.
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The dollar dived as low as 114.22 yen from above 121 a week ago.
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Foreign companies exited the country in droves, the Iranian riyal nose-dived and prices soared.
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Pitt told People in a statement that Sediuk "stage-dived" over the barrier towards him.
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Lowe's shares dived 11.8% after the home improvement chain cut its full-year profit forecast.
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They fired at the surgeon, who dived to the ground, but missed and ran away.
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Japan's Nikkei dived 20.5 percent, its worst fall since November 0.63, to four-month lows.
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Nike stock initially nose dived after Avenatti's tweet, but later recovered much of the losses.
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The flight repeatedly nose-dived as the pilots battled to control the plane, they added.
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Shares in Massmart dived 26.50% to 43.29 rand, a level last seen in July 2006.
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Epstein dived into a five-year rebuilding plan as the Cubs' president for baseball operations.
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Reports claim he dived into the lake, but no body was recovered in the search.
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The population of mountain caribou dived, including the Selkirk herd, which then numbered about 50.
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Stocks tumbled, investors rushed into the safety of government bonds, and oil prices nose-dived.
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Once the novelty (and the nasty hangovers) wore off, sales of Crimean wine nose-dived.
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Euro Stoxx 50 futures dived more than 5% to their lowest levels since mid-2016.
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Australia's benchmark dived 3.7% and South Korea's Kospi fell 218% to a four-year low.
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Last year, I dived into its latest expansion after 10 years away from the game.
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After finding one we ran down the beach and dived into the warm ocean water.
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Alexander dived to stop the kick by Bonsegundo, who could not get the rebound in.
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She dived into the jellyfish-infested waters and returned with nets full of violet globules.
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Against the No. 1-seeded Nadal, Kyrgios scrapped, dived and went for broke some more.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group dived 1.1%, while Westpac Banking Corp fell nearly 1%.
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Qantas Airways dived 6.4% at one point, only to recover slightly to trade 4% weaker.
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Around the time the pipeline was proposed, though, he dived back into the Ramapough community.
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The country's largest lender Commercial International Bank closed down 1.9% and Eastern Company dived 4.9%.
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"This woman had never dived in her life up until we came along," said de Gelder.
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Foley says the man ditched the bike and dived into a landfill pond about 9 a.m.
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Main sectors fell across the board, led by infrastructure stocks, which dived more than 3 percent.
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It has dived more than 20 percent this week over lingering concerns about the company's debt.
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I've never scuba dived or snorkeled, so these marine "parks" are not as accessible to me.
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Hannah Diamond from PC Music, on the other hand, has always dived in harder and colder.
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She converted to Islam to marry, was soon divorced and dived headlong into Sufism, then kabbalah.
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U.S. and European shares, the dollar, oil and bond yields dived after the U.S. job data.
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Japan's Nikkei dived 21% to the lowest since November and Australia's benchmark index ended 2574.5% lower.
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Japan's Nikkei dived 21% to the lowest since November and Australia's benchmark index ended 2579.5% lower.
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Yet as the standard of English football has dived, it has only become richer (see chart).
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So Tammy Bossard called 911 as he dived into the water looking for his missing daughter.
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Since 256 the conception rate for 240- to 2145-year-old girls has dived by 57%.
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Both men were experienced divers who had both dived Eagle's Nest several times, the sheriff said.
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A Knightscope robot demonstrated these flaws memorably in 2017 when it nose-dived into a fountain.
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Numbers dived after the 2009 coup but were boosted after democratic elections were held in 2013.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index more than doubled between late 1403 and June, then dived 2140%.
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Essentially, Miller, de Oliveira, and Neville all dived at the the right moment in the race.
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The bank has also dived into consumer lending, launching an online platform called Marcus last week.
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It was Jonathan who dived into his previous marriage with an airline crew scheduler named Kelsey.
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The British pound dived by 18 U.S. cents at one point, to its lowest since 1985.
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
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But the company hasn't dived quite as deep into the psychological consequences, at least not publicly.
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Google has been flirting with virtual reality but never quite fully dived into it until now.
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World financial markets dived as nearly complete results showed a 51.8/48.2 percent split for leaving.
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The ball hit left of the hole, spun right and dived in for a startling eagle.
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Growing up in a beach town north of San Diego, he kite surfed and scuba dived.
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"I'm going in," he said over the radio as his plane dived toward Brown's smoking Corsair.
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Sales to Europe dived 39.1 percent in March on-year after rising 16.1 percent in February.
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Fewer than half of the country's hospitals are fully functioning and numbers of doctors have dived.
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You probably dived in, got some great stuff done, but after a while the motivation waned.
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Steffen dived to his right, and the striker softly kicked the ball in the other way.
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We dived into the archives to find some of our most scathing reviews of classic books.
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Then he dived into the end zone behind big blocks by Jerry Kramer and Ken Bowman.
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As Walker gave chase, he dived tentatively and the ball bounced past him for a double.
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Obic dived 5.1% after the system integration service operator's quarterly earnings fell short of market expectations.
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The more nervous or showoffy of the divers climbed and dived, climbed and dived, like good little penguins, but she stayed on the deck loosening up and watching the first races, giving a small jump each time the buzzer cracked and the swimmers leaped off the blocks.
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They've scuba dived off the Virgin Islands and gone on a nearly month-long safari in Africa.
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Motoya defended this, Nascimento came up on the single, and Motoya dived on that guillotine yet again.
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But they have nose-dived recently amid concerns about a bond market sell-off and rising inflation.
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The stock dived on news of Tesla's SolarCity bid, falling more than the value of its offer.
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The years that followed the coup, by contrast, were catastrophic: the economy dived and poverty shot up.
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Following the warplane incident, Putin imposed sanctions on Turkey and trade between the two countries has dived.
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She also dived into personal experiences including how she conceived her daughters and insights on her marriage.
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NASA has confirmed that its Cassini spacecraft has dived through the gap between Saturn and its rings.
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The Aussie was up at $5.8 on Monday, having briefly dived as deep as $0.6715 last Thursday.
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Real estate shares dived after the JGB benchmark 10-year yield rose to a one-month high.
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During the the game, Edelman dived for a catch that led his team to tie the game.
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With his final album, Swimming, Miller dived further into his sadness without seeming to drown in it.
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TDK Corp dived 6.5%, Advantest Corp declined 2.6%, Tokyo Electron shed 2.5%, and Sony Corp slid 3.7%.
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The gains were a hairpin turn from Wednesday's action, when stocks nose-dived along with energy prices.
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A softly chipped penalty in the middle of the net as the goalkeeper dived to one side.
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Takeda dived 7.0 percent as investors fretted about its ability to finance the cash and stock deal.
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However, veteran Sweden keeper Hedvig Lindahl dived to her right to tip Janine Beckie's spot kick away.
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Receipts at service stations dived 20173 percent, the biggest fall since February 2016, reflecting cheaper gasoline prices.
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Trout dived head-first to the bag and got under the tag of the first baseman Alonso.
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The vessel dived to the sea floor to explore a sunken ship in the Gulf of Finland.
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Teravainen then dived for the rebound and slid in his 13th goal for a 2-0 lead.
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TDK Corp dived 2764%, Advantest Corp tumbled 4.1%, Tokyo Electron shed 2.5%, and Sony Corp slid 3.6%.
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Louie Swisher: Exactly, I haven't dived that much into the 60 hours of shit you can do.
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Deutsche's revenues have dived since the crisis; last year it reported its first annual loss since 2008.
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In Turkey, BBVA's net profit in the quarter dived 2104 percent after the lira slumped in August.
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Lewerke scored from 14 yards when he scrambled up the middle and dived into the end zone.
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Mauer, 35, initially injured his neck May 11 when he dived for a ball in foul territory.
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They dived into the Olympic Aquatics Stadium's crystal-clear pool for the gold medal match against Italy.
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I've dived in some pretty bizarre places… That stuff is more important to me than Deepsea Challenger.
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Given the second chance, Bonsegundo kicked the ball to the right of the keeper, who dived left.
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Back from a long holiday vacation, Stephen Colbert dived right back into attacking President Trump on Tuesday.
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Australia's benchmark dived 7.4% while South Korea's Kospi fell 1.13213% to a 4-1/2-year low.
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Receipts at service stations dived 5.1 percent, the biggest fall since February 2016, reflecting cheaper gasoline prices.
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Sumitomo Corp dived 5.6% after the trading house lowered its full-year profit forecast and dividend forecast.
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"Based on pure math, could we have dived the same depth that James Cameron did?" asks Vescovo.
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A pure-white owl dived at a field mouse, snagged it, then flapped away into the dark.
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Sales of midsize sedans have nose-dived, from 22020 million in 21990 to 237 million last year.
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Mirallas hit a poor penalty but Russian goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev dived right over the top of it.
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Activision Blizzard Inc dived 12 percent after the video game publisher gave a dismal fourth-quarter forecast.
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"There was a rush of people coming in, and everybody basically dived under the tables," she said.
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Never have number ones dived so far, so fast, so frequently, as the ones in Sensi do.
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But Brent has dived headfirst into each online development and managed to use them for their worst functions.
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The capital account surplus dived to $13.6 billion in October-December from $16.7 billion in July-September period.
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Recently, US equities dived as the market fell on concerns of the hiking moves made by the fed.
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But she hasn't dived deep into the political fray in the same vein as she did in college.
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The first volcanic hints came to light in 1973 when mini submarines dived on the mid-Atlantic Ridge.
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The excitement rose in 1977 when an American submersible off the Galápagos Islands dived to a deep ridge.
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Bed Bath & Beyond shares dived more than 17 percent after the company's full-year profit forecast missed estimates.
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CNN promised a fight for night two of the Democratic presidential debates, and Joe Biden dived into it.
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SanBio, listed on Tokyo's start-up Mothers market plummeted 17 percent after it dived 26 percent on Wednesday.
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Activision Blizzard Inc dived 13.8 percent after the video game publisher forecast fourth-quarter earnings below analysts' estimates.
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Australia, who led until Ledecky dived in and turned the race around, took silver and Canada the bronze.
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Some people have made fortunes as cryptocurrency prices have zoomed and dived; many early punters have cashed out.
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But two years later, as the price dived, debt payments were swallowing 22% of Chad's dwindling oil revenue.
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Dealmaking in Europe, however, plunged 54% to $152 billion, while Asia M&A dived 49% to $132 billion.
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World financial markets dived as counting from 304 of 382 areas showed a 51.5/48.5 split for leaving.
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On Friday, Tata Motors shares dived as much as 218 percent to 22020 rupees, their lowest since Feb.
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Murata Manufacturing Co dropped 20.4 percent, TDK Corp stumbled 213 percent, while Alps Electric Co dived 2493.77 percent.
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Later, he dived for a sinking liner which landed several feet away, leading to a blooper-type highlight.
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Shares in the company also dived around 3% last week when the government announced its latest gaming crackdown.
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So she dived right in and one thing led to another... and then it was just devastating, really.
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An inning earlier, Souza dived for a ball in right field that landed several feet away from him.
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The Aussie was last trading at $0.6751, having dived to a decade low of $0.66775 just last week.
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When they crashed a drone in the Cache la Poudre River, they rented wetsuits and dived for it.
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Elsewhere, Alps Electric Co dived 15 percent after the electronic components maker cut its full-year profit outlook.
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Interest earned rose 6.5% to 626.38 billion rupees, while provisions for bad loans dived 10.7% in the quarter.
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"I've never dived in anything like it," Britain's Tonia Couch, who finished fifth, told the New York Times.
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"I've never dived in anything like it," said Britain's Tonia Couch, who finished fifth, along with Lois Coulson.
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He fired and missed the leader, who broke off from formation and dived into the clouds, seeking cover.
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The pops kept coming and many in the place dived to the floor, searching for a way out.
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He then dived on Dr. Joseph to protect him, according to the official citation given with the medal.
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Buick sales dived 16 percent to 230,454 vehicles in the second quarter compared with a year-ago period.
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The ball dived away from the hole at the last moment and settled about a postcard's width away.
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And when the green flag waved for the final time, he dived inside Larson and grabbed the lead.
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In the second quarter, after Wentz dived for the first-down marker, Coach Doug Pederson did not flinch.
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Mewis goes down in the area a moment later as the play recycles, but it appears she dived.
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The TSE REIT index dived 10.5%, the biggest one-day drop since its 12.0% fall in October 2008.
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The original caption reads: A boy dived into a crater filled with water in the al-Shaar neighborhood.
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"Dives", as such spots are known to this day, were usually in cellars, so people "dived" into them.
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He ran, dived, and came up without a catch, having trapped the ball after it hit the ground.
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Taiwan's benchmark index Taiex dived 5.75% by the close on Thursday after returning to trade from a holiday.
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To collect samples, Dr. Achlatis dived with a power drill and bore holes into coral 20 feet underwater.
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Primary aluminium, alloy and semi-finished aluminium products dived 26.3 percent from January to 280,000 tonnes in February.
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JXTG said its operating profit dived 52% to 221.44 billion yen in the nine months ended December 2019.
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Brunson dived all over the spectacular kickboxer and Herb Dean showed absolutely no hesitation in stopping the fight.
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She said Mr. Osborne then dived into the right-wing media sphere and "seemed brainwashed" by that world.
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U.S. 10-year yields dived 7 basis points to 1.77%, while Germany's 10-year bund yields fell to -0.53% .
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In addition to supporting 5G wireless rollouts, the report dived into a bunch of startup and tech-related recommendations.
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I was introduced to the world of online beauty tutorials and from there, dived headfirst into the beauty industry.
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Maier dived to his left, at which point Panenka boldly chipped the ball down the middle of the goal.
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Shares in British engineering company Keller and engineering solutions company Senior also dived after both companies issued profit warnings.
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However, the U.S. stocks dived at closing session, that is because Powell explained about that rhetoric at press conference.
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That's when the car "nose-dived" into high water near Greens Bayou outside of Houston, according to NBC News.
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A man, believed to be a relative, immediately dived into the water and pulled the girl to safety, unharmed.
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Bedouin shepherds frequenting the Algerian port of Oran first dived into this mixing bowl in the early twentieth century.
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The pound nose-dived on Friday, falling as much as 6 percent at one point to 31-year lows.
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Emerging market currencies also dived, with analysts expecting China's export rivals to let their currencies weaken to maintain competitiveness.
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I've stood on lots of mountain tops and scuba dived in lots of oceans and taught hundreds of veterinarians.
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By the end of the bout Hall was also looking for upkicks as he dived for the Imanari roll.
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On another, he dived over the first row of fans after a loose ball and disappeared like a magician.
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World stock markets nose-dived again on Tuesday amid concerns about a bond market sell-off and rising inflation.
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Musk dived in with a tweet announcing that the Model S would take on the "Green Hell" next week.
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"I've never dived in anything like it," said Tonia Couch, one of the British competitors in Rio de Janeiro.
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In the evening of Election Day, after Trump's victory was announced, Asian stock markets sharply (but briefly) dived downward.
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Clinton dived into retail politics and "listening tours" with voters, working to prove that she was not a carpetbagger.
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For boys in a weakened state, who are unlikely to have dived before, the evacuation will pose significant risks.
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Traffic deaths nose-dived from 701 in 1990 to just 214 last year — a decrease of about 70 percent.
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It was the third time humans have dived to the deepest point in the ocean, known as Challenger Deep.
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Since then, both have dived into darker, heavier roles, occasionally overlapping in repertoire but never on the same stage.
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He liked to watch via a remote feed when his team dived with the R.O.V. at a new site.
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Among major names, Toyota Motor Corp lost 4.0%, SoftBank Group Corp dived 9.0% and Yaskawa Electric Corp tumbled 7.9%.
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Sterling dived nearly 0.8% against the dollar on Monday, trading at around $1.2058, while the FTSE 100 climbed 1%.
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Certainly the kinds of jobs and salaries that high school graduates used to be able to command have dived.
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As flames, dust and debris filled the air and the building shook, the drone operators dived under their desks.
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Sun Art shares dived 10.4 percent so far this year, lagging a 4.2 percent gain in the benchmark index.
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Toyota Motor Corp dived 4.5 percent, Honda Motor Co tumbled 4.1 percent and Nissan Motor Co dropped 2.9 percent.
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Collectively, the area suffered over $140 billion in damage, and tourism, the region's main economic driving force, nose-dived.
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In contrast to Italy, yields on German government bonds slid once again as investors dived into safe-haven assets.
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Republicans have surrendered the moral high ground they thought they held, and have dived face-first into the sewer.
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Jeff Bezos' fortune dived $9.1 billion after tech stocks were demolished in a big stock market selloff on Wednesday.
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Futures on the Euro STOXX slumped 11.5 percent, France's CAC futures dived 10.4 percent while Germany's DAX fell 9.6 percent.
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The pound has dived about 15 percent against the rand since Steinhoff made its approach for Poundland on June 15.
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When the first tank showed no signs of stopping, he dived between its tracks, avoiding death by a split second.
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Copper smelter Furukawa Co dived 9.5 percent after the operator said that it will delete the stock from the index.
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The New Zealand dollar tumbled 1.7% to $0.6416 and yields on 10-year bonds dived 18 basis points to 1.15%.
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The credits may end up costing CVR much less, however, because market prices for renewable fuel credits have since dived.
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As he dived, Hyde extended the ball with his right arm just inside the pylon to make it 19733-6.
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So Miller dived, her torso crossing the finish line at 49.44 seconds, seven-hundredths of a second before Felix's 49.51.
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And Miller isn't even the first track and field athlete at these Olympics who dived to get a better result.
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Soon after listing, Hikaru, whose YouTube channel boasts 2.6 million subscribers, soared on the market as his fans dived in.
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We know that my daughter's plane dived at least three separate times, despite the pilots' best efforts to regain control.
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The dolphin was leaping in front of a wave and collided with Yoon as it dived back into the water.
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Shares in British engineering company Keller and engineering solutions company Senior also dived lower after both companies issued profit warnings.
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Meanwhile, shipments to India dived 12 percent due to higher import tariffs imposed by the world's biggest vegetable oil buyer.
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Dai-ichi Life stumped 4.2 percent, T&D Holdings dived 4.5 percent and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group fell 2.7 percent.
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Earlier this year, when Deutsche's stock price dived, finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble took the unusual step of giving public support.
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The Aussie AUD=D3 was last trading at $0.6758, having dived to a decade low of $0.66775 just last week.
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I couldn't keep it in the air for more than a few seconds before it nose-dived to the ground.
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On Wednesday morning, however, spectators watched as the ship slowly nose-dived and made an unplanned landing on its cockpit.
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Last August, Shanghai stocks nose-dived 8.5 percent in one day, and there were many more days of bumpy trade.
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But they have nose-dived over the past week amid concerns about a bond market sell-off and rising inflation.
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During the 2004/2005 season Gianluca Zambrotta was castigated in Italy after he dived to win a penalty for Juventus.
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Sometimes these people drove down to the river, like characters in a Springsteen song, and into the river they dived.
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent to stand at $0.7110 and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
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"It is just the logistical thing of how to get them out, because they have never dived before," he said.
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A man who had been dreamily stroking his beard dived for a couple of the eggs as they glided by.
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There was a period in the 1970s when I dived in an area called Lee Stocking Island, in the Bahamas.
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I had dived into the cesspool of online dating looking for love, but my manic dog paddling hadn't produced that.
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In the 2008 documentary "The Business of Being Born," the filmmaker Abby Epstein dived into American motherhood and home childbirth.
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In the second inning, Jeter dived deep into the stands to catch a foul ball and end a Gothams rally.
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Yields on 10-year Treasury notes dived to its lowest since mid-2016, from a top of 1.66% on Friday.
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Many took out loans to pay for taxi medallions, counting on business that has instead nose-dived amid fierce competition.
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Among individual stock movers, shares in Qualcomm Inc dived almost 15 percent after it was sued by Apple on Friday.
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After the captain had rammed us into the ice, Chris spotted a promising bird that quickly dived into the water.
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McConnell zipped inside for easy buckets, made the extra pass to keep the offense rolling and dived for loose balls.
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The S&P/ASX 4.33 index dived 24.3%, or 21 points, to 21.4905,493, its lowest close in over a month.
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Seals dived in the surf, a couple played Kadima with their grandchildren, and Deirdre and I lay in the sun.
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Many people have dived in these waters, but few know them like Australian marine conservationist and shark enthusiast Valerie Taylor.
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That was far from the first time that Toensing and diGenova had dived headfirst into a Soros-accented conspiracy puddle.
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Canyon Barry, his father proudly boasts, put aside any concerns about aesthetics and reactions and dived in to the subject.
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Hundreds of us dived under branches and hopped fences, keeping sickeningly quiet as we exited the corner of the field.
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Playtech had said first-half core earnings in TradeTech dived 67.5% to 8.2 million euros due to low market volatility.
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"I think people haven't dived in deeply enough with their advisor when it comes to thinking about their taxes," she said.
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He dived into Ho's papers on the time-dependent rate phenomenon, hoping to figure out how to apply it to viruses.
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TechCrunch's scooter aficionado Megan Rose Dickey dived into the current state of the scooter market, and came back decidedly non-plussed.
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But second baseman Rougned Odor dived to his right to field the ball and threw from his knees to retire Cowart.
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Deutsche's bankers trousered roughly the same amount in annual compensation between 2011 and 2015, even as the bank's share price dived.
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Mazda Motor Corp dived 2512.28%, Toyota Motor Co shed 1.3%, Nissan Motor Co slumped 5.3% and Honda Motor Co declined 4.3%.
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Mazda Motor Corp dived 6.4%, Toyota Motor Co shed 2.3%, Nissan Motor Co plunged 3.1% and Honda Motor Co declined 3.2%.
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Yields on 10-year Treasury notes dived from a top of 1.66% on Friday, leaving them almost matching two-year yields.
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As camera crews frantically dived beneath hastily erected tarps, reporters breached barrier, spilled onto the carpet and swirled around the stars.
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"I'm worried...he has never dived," said Somboon Kaewwongwan, the father of a 16-year-old boy trapped in the cave.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%.
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Hillary Clinton has risen recently to 55 percent favorability in some polls, while Trump's numbers have nose-dived in recent weeks.
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Previous studies of doggos' cranial shape haven't really dived into the genetic causes of why some breeds are different than others.
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Semiconductor exports, which account for around one-fifth of South Korea's total overseas shipments, dived 17.43% in value for the Oct.
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The Aussie dived 1.5 percent to an almost 7-year low of $0.6870 and the kiwi dollar 1.1 percent to $0.6395.
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On the other hand, Fujitsu Ltd dived 13 percent after its operating profit dropped 29.3 percent for the April-December period.
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Still, short-term bond yields dived on the remarks, with 2-year Treasuries falling below 1.78% from over 1.81% seconds earlier.
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"Sure, they make a little mess," said Marques, who had to quit her apartment when her income dived after the storm.
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"Felt like Jack Black in School of Rock tonight when I staged dived and nobody caught my fat ass," he wrote.
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The pound dived and rebounded by about 10 percent in a few minutes at the start of Asian trading on Oct.
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Weber, who was 85033 at the time, said she stumbled upon the discovery in a small cove she dived in to.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group dived 353 percent, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group tumbled 4.0 percent and Mizuho Financial Group fell 5.4 percent.
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Three daredevils sky-dived off the top of the World Trade Center in 2013, filming their exploits from a helmet camera.
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Eichel waited until Stepan dived to block a pass, then whisked the puck over to O'Reilly, who walloped it past Lundqvist.
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Zackrisson dived at the loose puck and managed to get his stick on it, lifting it over the goaltender's outstretched glove.
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He dived to the hoop with abandon, and turned and shot in the face of a fine defender in Taj Gibson.
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Something that you can sink into without feeling like you've dived into an olympic pool before you've got your 50m badge.
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He said he wished he had dived, but hesitated because he thought the speedy Turner might have been camped under it.
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Following the news, shares of US Steel dived just over 25% to $23.20 a share as of 9:56 a.m. ET.
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China's Shanghai composite on Monday nose-dived 7.7% on the first trading day there since the extended Lunar New Year holiday.
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We swam and cavorted, dived through the centers of our inner tubes, pretended once more that we were mermaids or sharks.
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I had nose-dived into the deep end of the ARMY pool, and I was struggling to come up for air.
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New data shows that growth in US manufacturing stopped in its tracks last month and factory activity in China nose-dived.
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Meide said he was aware of "The Bear Wreck" from dive books, but said he'd never dived there or studied it.
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Lawyers at American tech firms dived into obscure branches of export law that their firms had never before had to consider.
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Domestic milk prices dived more than 25 percent in the past year, but a global glut has made Indian exports uncompetitive.
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While her three children adjusted quickly to their new country, Ms. Kornienko, 50, dived into mandatory Swedish-language class for immigrants.
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Once on the field, the young fans dived into the turf, clawing it out with fingernails, prying it out with pens.
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Online fashion retailer Zozo Inc dived 11 percent and was the most traded stock by turnover, with traders citing a brokerage downgrade.
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Grad student Cameron Perry, first author of the study from Nova Southeastern University, free-dived with the sharks in the Maldives repeatedly.
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Shanghai copper prices dived to a three-year low on Monday as Chinese markets reopened, giving investors the first opportunity since Jan.
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After a left hand grazed the wrestler and the crowd erupted, Nurmagomedov escaped the fence and dived on a long, low shot.
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Rolls-Royce reported a 5 percent jump in sales last year, the rich splurging as the value of their assets nose-dived.
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Apple dived right into the 2016 WWDC by taking the wraps off watchOS 3, the operating system that drives the Apple Watch.
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That's because she lost by a hand when Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas literally dived across the finish line to secure gold.
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Instead, Kindt dived straight in, pushing Klaver to relive the night of the robbery and focus on the source of her fear.
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The country's second-biggest lender Westpac dived as much as 4.7 percent to a 6-month low as it traded ex-dividend.
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The kingdom's state budget deficit is at a record high and net foreign assets dived more than $100 billion in 15 months.
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The news dragged down other pharmaceutical names such as Astellas Pharmaceutical, which dived 4 percent and Takeda Pharmaceutical, which fell 1.3 percent.
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Non-food credit surged 2.25 trillion rupees to 97.26 trillion rupees, while food credit dived 110.6 billion rupees to 416.1 billion rupees.
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Shares in equipment rental company Ashtead also dived 13 percent, with analysts citing concerns about a slowdown in Ashtead's main U.S. market.
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The two-year yield and five-year yield also dived to record troughs of minus 0.320 percent and minus 0.340 percent, respectively.
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Seconds earlier, Dorsey dived on an uncharacteristic turnover from Saint Joseph's star DeAndre' Bembry, who just lost a handle on the ball.
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During a discussion of Clinton's use of a private email server, Trump dived into uncharted territory in the history of presidential politics.
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U.S. Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch, meanwhile, asked why Cosby's lawyer's letter dived into the criminal backgrounds of other women while discussing McKee.
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Discount clothing chain Shimamura Co nose-dived 16 percent after posting a 32 percent drop in operating profit for the first quarter.
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Investors in Europe have rebelled this year against pay packages that hand managers huge rewards even though the share price has dived.
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" The book dived deeply into the hierarchies and language among grifters and served as a source for the 1973 film "The Sting.
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When he dived for a Steven Souza Jr. grounder in the hole, the ball deflected off his glove, and Souza reached second.
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As Mr. Motasim dived out of the car, the gunman pumped 12 bullets from a pistol into his head, stomach and legs.
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The industrial sector was the worst performer as supply-chain logistics company Brambles dived to its lowest in more than 11 months.
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Carson once dived underwater, wearing an eighty-four-pound sea-diving helmet, and lasted, eight feet below, for only fifteen clouded minutes.
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After he belted out the credo of "Funtime" — "I just do what I want to do" — he stage-dived into the audience.
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Intel has dived deeper into the design and production of FPGA chips as the complexity and power demands in computing have increased.
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The team peered over the port side as the yellow drone dived beneath the ship, its blinking light growing fainter, then disappearing.
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He is shooting 52 percent from the field — and his performance only swelled as he dived into the crucible of the playoffs.
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If the economy had nose-dived in 2017, there's no doubt the media would have pounced on Trump policies as disgraceful failures.
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Griezmann converted the penalty kick with a low-bouncing shot down the middle as goalkeeper Franco Armani guessed wrong and dived left.
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Moments later, he dived again, scoring when Galvis' chopper was fielded by first baseman Garrett Cooper, whose throw home was just late.
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With the sound of loud bangs, one after another, people dived for cover, crouching down by the concrete wall of the dugout.
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Instead, it dived, quick and confident, into murkier waters, exploring themes less comforting but more interesting than "love makes a family" sloganeering.
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The Aussie was down at $20.84, having dived as deep as $216.5 on Friday for a loss on the week of 299.665%.
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So she dived right in when given the assignment of a lifetime: choreographing for Jennifer Lopez, at the Super Bowl halftime show.
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Mr. Brin sky-dived for a company event that introduced one of the company's most disappointing products, the Google Glass wearable device.
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Witnesses said the plane accelerated suddenly, nose-dived, went into a tailspin and flipped upside-down about 500 feet in the air.
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The world's largest cryptocurrency dived as low as $220,199.59 Wednesday morning, falling almost 19 percent within 24 hours, according to CoinDesk data.
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Pederson said Monday it was possible that Wentz sustained a non-contact injury, that he actually hurt the knee before he dived.
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Johansson dived to poke a loose puck into an open net at 16:18 after a shot by Boyle hit the post.
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Hamid kept the first half scoreless when he dived to the left to block a powerful long-distance shot by Alex Ring.
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Alex Vail, a camera operator on the documentary, explained in a blog post how he dived to the surface to get the shot.
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The Redskins tight end cut back toward the middle and dived in to the end zone to complete the 2300-yard scoring play.
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By contrast, about a year ago bearish sentiment was prevalent as commodity prices dived and China's market gyrations roiled investors around the world.
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The blow clipped Holloway's chin and the Hawaiian's eyes were widened for an instant as Aldo dived in to do some more hurting.
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Facebook shares dived 1123 percent, their biggest ever one-day percentage drop, after the social media giant forecast years of lower profit margins.
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Public satisfaction with current Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad also dived from 83% to 46% during the same period, according to the same survey.
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MSCI's index of Latin American currencies dipped 0.933%, while its Latin American stocks index dived 2.6% to a 5-1/2-month low.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dived 370 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes were also sharply lower.
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On Friday, it dived about 2100 percent from levels around $21.1110 to $1.1378 in a matter of seconds, in thin early Asian trade.
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However, on second down, Brees felt pressure and tried to dump off the ball, and Lewis dived to the turf for the interception.
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This is when the jet would inherit the risk of maintaining high take-off thrust, as it dived "way too fast," Langer said.
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Among other stocks, Bed Bath & Beyond shares dived more than 17 percent after the company provided lower-than-expected full-year profit forecast.
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Meanwhile, stateside stock dived; causing risk sentiment ramps up and that drove oil prices down, hitting the lowest closing price in 2 weeks.
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Instructed by an air traffic controller to try again, the plane went for a third landing, but reportedly nose-dived to the ground.
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In Asia, Japan's benchmark Nikkei 210 dived 22.09 percent, South Korea's Kospi fell 1.08813 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng lost 21.0881 percent.
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Reviewing Em's Saturday night set, Jeff Weiss dived into the ways that shock tactics and trollery have changed since the second Bush era.
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Meng is facing extradition to the U.S. Shares of Huawei's main rival ZTE nose-dived nearly 6 percent in Hong Kong by midday.
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Yields on U.S. 21.23-year bonds dived as deep as 252.32%, not far from an all-time low of 2.089% set in 2016.
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Polaris enjoyed a 30 percent on year jump in North American retail sales in the last quarter, whereas Harley's sales dived 10 percent.
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His leg over-hooking Grimshaw's head, just as we thought 'The Baddy' was looking to establish high guard he dived onto a kimura.
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Hargreaves, 23, sustained the injury when he dived to break up a pass during the fourth quarter of the opener against the Saints.
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It was roughly two decades ago when Ms. Hickerson first dived beneath the waves at Flower Garden Banks to witness a mass spawning.
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But when the show dived into the porn pool, and the story got drowned out by the naked shower scenes, we lost interest.
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Motorcycle and scooters sales fell 16.8% to about 1.51 million units, while passenger car sales dived 36% to 122,956 units, the data showed.
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By the time Rivera found the ball and dived back to home plate, Atlanta Braves center fielder Ender Inciarte had slid in safely.
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The utilization rate for oil and gas extraction dived by 4.2 percentage points to 73.9 percent, largely due to the wildfire, Statscan said.
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Abu Dhabi National Energy dived 7.2%, extending its losses from the previous session after the energy firm turned to losses in third quarter.
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Copper lost 1.77 percent to $5,486.15 a tonne as Chinese trade data showed April imports of the metal dived 30 percent from March.
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Bosch, the latest firm to flag weak conditions in the Indian auto market, said its automotive sales dived 17.5% in the June quarter.
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She and her sister Sarah dived into the water and for more than three hours pushed until it reached the island of Lesbos.
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Wall Street slipped as shares of Alcoa Inc and Illumina Inc nose-dived after disappointing quarterly reports, casting a pall over the market.
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It erased earlier gains against the dollar and dived to a 1-1/2 week low versus the perceived safe-haven Swiss franc.
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Apple's component makers dived, with Murata Manufacturing Co dropping 3.8 percent, Japan Display Inc tumbling 5.6 percent and Minebea Co shedding 4.0 percent.
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The British pound dived by 18 U.S. cents at one point, easily the biggest fall in living memory, to its lowest since 1985.
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On Friday, it dived about 1753 percent from levels around $2175 to $2000 in a matter of minutes in thin early Asian trade.
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Market sentiment in Asia was dampened on Tuesday as the dollar dived on headlines related to stalled efforts to reform U.S. health care.
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I zipped my wet suit, slid my pull buoy into place, pulled my mask over my face and dived into the cold sea.
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A. activity nose-dived at the end of 2018 as the confidence of deal-makers sagged amid market volatility and increased borrowing costs.
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Still, Mr. Cambern decided that he'd help his son, treating him like "any other client," and he dived into learning about the industry.
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Twitter and Facebook users shared video footage of the heroes of winter who dived into icy waters to save men, women and animals.
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Palladium, meanwhile, dived more than 2.43%, a day after a 22.4% plunge, and was heading for its biggest weekly percentage decline on record.
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Palladium, meanwhile, dived more than 234%, a day after a 23.7% plunge, and was heading for its biggest weekly percentage decline on record.
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In the middle East, rocked this week by an oil shock, Saudi Arabia's stock index dived 4%, while Dubai equities gave up 6.7%.
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One plummeted into a rice paddy, while the other nose-dived near a famous Buddhist pagoda in the Magway region of central Myanmar.
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The plan was for him to have his name on the papers while his newfound business partner ducked and dived behind the scenes.
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Yaskawa Electric dived 6.1% and Fanuc Corp tumbled 3.6%, while Tokyo Electron, TDK Corp and Screen Holdings slid 3.0%, 3.1% and 3.2%, respectively.
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Those who have free-dived for abalone say that they love the buttery taste, but that flavor alone isn't why they do it.
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Tozzi, a brand consultant and Pinterest enthusiast, eagerly dived into the world of therapy websites to find products that might help her boy.
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The half-finished bottle of sake glittered between them as Ms. Graham dived into what might be her favorite role: cool older sister.
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Titan dived 5.2% after the watch and jewellery maker flagged lean sales and said its managing director of 17 years would step down.
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A CNN Poll conducted by SSRS before the Pope called the February meeting concluded that the pontiff's favorability ratings have nose-dived dramatically.
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That position allowed CME to put off building a competitive data business even as rivals dived in, because it could charge premium prices.
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Witnesses said the plane, traveling from Miami to Houston, nose-dived into a bay about 40 miles southeast of George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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Without hesitation, Xavier dived right in and helped get the other swimmer out of the pool and into the hands of the paramedics.
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Sure enough, after that huge run, oil dived back down to $33 a barrel as hedge funds sold it off to raise cash.
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And while updated policies against harassment were a positive step, if you ever dived into the comments, it was clear this was not enough.
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Sales of passenger vehicles dived to 247,541 in April versus 298,504 a year earlier, data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers showed.
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Retail stocks lost ground after department store operator J.Front Retailing dived 12 percent after its profit forecast for this fiscal year undershot market expectations.
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Liquor maker Jiangsu Yanghe Brewery dived as much as 10 percent to a 10-week low, poised for its worst day since August, 2015.
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The 17-year-old miscalculated the water's depth when he dived into the shallow pool and broke his neck upon plunging into the water.
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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) dived 29% to 2.813 billion rand ($184.55 million) from 3.954 billion rand in the previous year.
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The benchmark CSE All-Share index dived 3.63% when the stock market reopened on Tuesday before edging up slightly in the following two days.
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Obama was game and dived right in with the giggling kids saying, "I can't believe I'm sitting here digging out worms with you guys!"
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Fiona's care team got her a birthday cake worthy of the queen that she is, and Fiona, famous lover of snacking, dived right in.
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Shares in Massmart dived as much as 27% to a level last seen in July 2006 and were trading down 16.9% by 1338 GMT.
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In 1961 there was an incident in which hundreds of birds attacked people and dived through windows and crashed into trees in Capitola, California.
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Tesla slide slightly at closing overnight, with around 0.665%, while that dived about 12% when SEC announced they will sue Musk in afterhours trading.
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Europe's main bourses were down around 2 percent while Japan's Nikkei dived 4.7 percent, its worst fall since November 2016, to four-month lows.
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Markets around the globe dived into a sea of red, with the pan-European Stoxx dropping 2% in its sharpest daily tumble of 7.03.
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Retail stocks lost ground after department store operator J.Front Retailing dived 9.3 percent after its profit forecast for this fiscal year undershot market expectations.
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Muhsin dived in to try and rescue one boy who had been shot, only to be hit himself in the left eye and blinded.
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Investors rushed to price in the prospect of rate cuts later this year, while benchmark Treasury yields dived to their lowest since early 2018.
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The most-active rubber contract on the Shanghai futures exchange for January delivery dived 136.5 yuan to finish at 13,295 yuan ($1,993.70) per tonne.
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We saw this woman walk onto the beach with her fish and chips and they just dived on her and took the whole lot.
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Most of these companies are relatively young, and for good reason: few founders have really dived into the infrastructure space over the past decade.
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When, eventually, they went after each other, Mr Cruz—like Marco Rubio in the dying days of his own campaign—dived into the gutter.
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He scaled mountains, dived to the depths of the ocean, camped alone in the wilderness with just a hunk of cheese and a tarp.
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As Orange Is The New Black has dived deeper into the backstories of Piper's counterparts, their characters have become much more interesting than Piper's.
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The man driving the second cart dived into the river in an attempt to rescue the first pair, Police Major Chucheev Phumchiaw told CNN.
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The Australian dollar dived after the central bank said an interest rate cut would be appropriate should inflation stay low and unemployment trend higher.
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Main sectors fell broadly led by real estate stocks, as bellwethers China Fortune Land and Risesun Real Estate dived the maximum allowed 10 percent.
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Rather than play it safe, he dived into the lives of Protestant Loyalists in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where signs of the past Troubles lingered.
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Our reporters dived deep into the Paradise Papers, a 13.4-million-document leak that illuminates how trillions of dollars move through offshore tax shelters.
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He scrambled out, crawled onto the plane's nose, dived onto a deck seething with burning fuel and rolled away until he cleared the flames.
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Major stock indexes suffered a steep drop in late trading on Thursday, the second-straight day that stocks dived shortly before the markets closed.
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Amid the turmoil, Credit Suisse highlighted five Asian tech stocks that have dived from their year-to-date highs, and predicted their potential upside.
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Evacuating the group through flooded passages will be difficult and dangerous, experts say, in part because the boys are unlikely to have dived before.
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On Wall Street, equities dived with the Dow Jones industrial average falling about 580 points as traders digested the latest news around the coronavirus.
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They even managed a long February weekend in Iceland where they dived in freezing water to touch two continental plates at the same time.
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The research became enough of an obsession that Mr. Pyykkonen left his job and dived into the subject headfirst through books and farm visits.
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At the Maplewood meeting, Joe did not yet have his own uniform, so he put on a borrowed one and dived into the activities.
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President Donald J. Trump dived headlong into that debate this February, issuing an executive order creating "Regulatory Reform Task Forces" across the federal agencies.
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Dr. Mirzakhani often dived into her math research by doodling on vast pieces of paper sprawled on the floor, with equations at the edges.
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The experts discovered that the blue whale lowered its heart rate to as little as two beats per minute when it dived for food.
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I can imagine that because I've been there -- never off the M/V Conception, but I have dived on one of her sister boats.
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Shares of major automakers dived Thursday on news that the U.S. will impose new tariffs on steel and aluminum as early as next week.
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Irish 10-year government bond yields have also turned positive, having dived into negative territory for the first time since October the day before.
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In 26, she dived into a book idea that germinated years earlier involving a young slacker who inadvertently becomes mayor of a Pennsylvania town.
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Digital forensic tool manufacturer ElcomSoft dived into the new iOS and found that connecting an iPhone to a computer is about to get more secure.
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For a year and a half, Glossier dived into research and development that included surveying customers at its flagship stores and scouring through user feedback.
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Buxton dived for a ball in the top of the sixth and appeared to hit his hand on LF Eddie Rosario, who caught the ball.
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It was a place where itching powder, stink bombs and dirty-face soap served as currency, and mud was something to be dived into headfirst.
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Marlins right fielder Rafael Ortega dived to his left to try to prevent the hit, but the ball bounced off the middle of his glove.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's imports of scrap metal in July dived by 27.5% from the previous month to 2543,000 tonnes, the lowest monthly total since March.
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Brazil's real dived 1.1% to a more than seven month closing low, while yields on local 3.3173-year bonds rose 11 basis points to 9.01%.
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Dai-ichi Life Holdings dived 5 percent, Sompo Holdings stumbled 3.4 percent, Nomura Holdings shedding 4 percent and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group declining 133 percent.
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He also dived headfirst into philanthropy, geared towards education for children in his home city by donating $1 million to the Chicago Public School district.
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Over the past two decades, political civility has nose-dived in this country -- only to take an even sharper turn for the worse this year.
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We talked to our users, dived into data, and for a few months, only cared about getting the product as close to right as possible.
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Within minutes, emergency crews were on the scene, local media were covering it live from every angle, and foolhardy passersby dived into its pillowy depths.
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The Nashville-based P.I. has since dived back into investigative work, fueled largely by the all-too-familiar desperation and frustration of victims' loved ones.
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But when he dived into politics, she turned over one of the most valuable documents in fund-raising history: the Bush family Christmas card list.
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Between unicorn hair and mermaids and dragons popping up on our Starbucks menus, one could surmise that adults have dived into a pool of escapism.
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In this case, it happens to be early 2100, when the index approached 214 then dived thousands of points, crushing a whole class of investors.
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Japan's Nikkei dived 6.8 percent to near four-month lows while Taiwan shares lost 5.5 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 103 percent.
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Martinez sent a line drive to left field and Peterson, playing the outfield for the first time at Tropicana Field, dived to make the catch.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Sales of private homes by developers in Singapore dived 31.2% in July from a year earlier, government data showed on Thursday.
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Milk prices have also dived by more than 220 percent in the past year as a global glut has brought exports to a near halt.
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The company's profit in the three months ended June dived 35% to 2.8 billion rupees, while revenue from operations dropped 13.5% to 27.79 billion rupees.
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Giovanny Urshela dived for the ball, but it glanced off his glove and rolled into the outfield as Holt scored to make it 2-0.
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When NASA's Cassini spacecraft plunged into the planet's atmosphere to end its 333-year mission in 2017, it dived between the planet and its rings.
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The original caption reads: A scavenger dived into the Yamuna River for ornaments and coins left during Hindu rituals at the riverbank, in New Delhi.
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He has entered burning buildings, dived into water after shipwrecks, retrieved bodies and survivors after terror attacks and industrial accidents, and navigated running gun battles.
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Messi the winger: the goal against Getafe, in 2007, when he darted and dived around, between and at one point through five players before scoring.
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Mexican stocks slid 4.4% to their lowest in more than eight years, while Colombia's COLCAP index slid 8.2% as oil firm Ecopetrol dived almost 11%.
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Mexican stocks slid 7% to their lowest in more than eight years, while Colombia's COLCAP index slid 6.8% as oil firm Ecopetrol dived almost 11%.
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European stocks dived 4.5% as they reopened and commodity markets also saw more heavy selling as the global death toll from the virus passed 14,000.
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In a taste of the pain to come, E-Mini futures for the S&P 20.4 dived 2110.43% at the open to be limit down.
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She dived into his archives at the Library of Congress, listening to hours of recordings and sifting through boxes of documents to reconstruct his catalog.
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U.S. stocks dived, largely erasing Tuesday's gains, as traders were skeptical about President Donald Trump's stimulus plan to cushion the impact from the coronavirus outbreak.
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In the meantime, the new first lady dived into her responsibilities, bringing an energy to her aging husband's responsibilities that impressed some of Lesotho's people.
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In the shootout, Bravo dived to his right to stop weak penalty kicks by Quaresma and Moutinho, then switched sides to save Nani's timorous shot.
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Ethereum on the other hand dived below the $800 mark to a three-week low of $780.92 Wednesday, but lifted to $1,072.57 the following day.
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On Lap 111, two circuits after the green flag for Stage 2, Bowman dived low beneath Dillon, creating a four-wide situation on the backstretch.
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Broadband providers have been eager to find other ways to drive up revenue, and wireless has been one avenue that cable operators have dived into.
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Earlier this month, September's ISM U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers' index showed its worst reading in a decade, as exports dived amid the escalated trade war.
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Damion Lowe got another golden chance with a sharp header off a free kick in the 78th minute, but Corona dived to swat it away.
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White came up with the interception, and after he landed on the ground, Gronkowski dived on top of him, driving a forearm into White's neck.
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We each dived in, blissfully off the diving board, laughing hysterically, and so totally in love with each other and young and wild and free.
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"Looking at the crash site photos, the aircraft appears to have nose-dived," Paul Gichinga, former head of the Kenya Airline Pilots Association, told Reuters.
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The boys had never scuba-dived before, and to keep them from panicking in the dark, murky water, an anesthesiologist gave them ketamine and valium.
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Kai himself has dived headfirst into his new role as councilman and he's using his usual tactics, fear and intimidation, to sway votes in his favor.
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Trading house Mitsui & Co dived 210 percent after suffering its first ever loss as it was hit by big writedown on its copper and gas investments.
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"The Europe that we live in has dived into a populist and xenophobic discourse that makes it nearly impossible to improve the current system," Buades said.
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"I cried the first time I scuba dived in a kelp forest here off the coast, because I couldn't believe it was actually happening," she said.
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Earlier, the Shanghai Composite Index tumbled as much as 259.20 percent to its lowest since May 222, and the blue chip CSI22.02 index dived 23.1 percent.
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Yuli Gurriel made a great diving play to stop a Trea Turner ground ball and he dived again to reach first base for the final out.
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Trading house Mitsui & Co dived 7.5 percent after suffering its first ever loss as it was hit by big writedown on its copper and gas investments.
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Thomas, 22, dived for a ball during England Physical Disabilities team's game against Pakistan on October 24 when his artificial leg became lose and went flying.
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The benchmark KOSPI index ended down 23 percent, or 21.7 points, at 23,21.981, recouping some of the early losses when the benchmark dived over 22.01 percent.
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Elsewhere, Gunma Bank dived 8.2 percent after it cut its net profit outlook for the year ending March to 23.1 billion yen from 28.5 billion yen.
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Elsewhere, Gunma Bank dived 7.9 percent after it cut its net profit outlook for the year ending March to 23.1 billion yen from 28.5 billion yen.
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Oil and gas stocks dived 2.5 percent, against a backdrop of a 1.6 percent slide in Brent futures on renewed doubts over U.S.-China trade talks.
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Futures initially dived after China's finance ministry said on Thursday it would take necessary counter-measures against the latest tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods.
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Futures initially dived after China's finance ministry said on Thursday it would take necessary counter-measures against the latest tariffs on $29 billion of Chinese goods.
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He was a sometime television producer and the agent for one of those guys who high-dived into a wading pool with 225 inches of water.
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Asahi Group Holdings dived 6.1% after the brewer lowered its forecast for full-year operating profit and year-end dividend, citing unfavourable weather and currency moves.
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But on Friday, it dived about 10 percent from levels around $1.2600 to $1.24203 GBP=D4 in a matter of minutes in thin early Asian trade.
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When the Brazilian goalkeeper Weverton dived to his left to save a penalty kick by Germany's Nils Petersen, the anxiety of the evening exploded into liberation.
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First baseman Jose Abreu threw to shortstop Tim Anderson, but Davis dived around the attempted tag and was safe with his league-leading 16rd stolen base.
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Diners at the outdoor tables of the packed bars and restaurants along the Danforth, the main drag of one of Toronto's hottest neighborhoods, dived for cover.
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In the spot market, the euro rose 1% against the dollar on Monday and the yen nearly 2% as U.S. yields dived after the Fed announcement.
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There has been a spate of suicides in the state as the dairy industry has nose-dived, resulting in the closing of hundreds of small farms.
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Each year a different artist organizes the festival; this June brought the earnest, raucous violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who dived into organizing and performing alike with gusto.
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State-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp recorded its worst fall since 1995, dropping nearly 16%, while oil-to-telecoms conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd dived 13%.
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Yields on the benchmark U.S. 225.66-year note were down at 0.82%, having dived all the way to 0.84% on Friday from a top of 1.28%.
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Yields on the benchmark U.S. 229-year note were down at 222.34%, having dived all the way to 0.84% on Friday from a top of 1.28%.
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Consumer discretionary stocks — a sector that includes both cruise lines and restaurants — also dived, as investors appeared to price in a downturn in spending among Americans.
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Her friend's dog accidentally knocked a prized pair of Ms. Bristo's shoes into the water and, without a second thought, she dived in to retrieve them.
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Watson then dived into the end zone for a 2-point conversion that got Houston within 03-8 with about two minutes left in the third.
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Net profit for July-September dived to 32 million ringgit ($7.67 million) from 126 million ringgit last year, while revenue came in at 2.82 billion ringgit.
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Yet as soon as I lifted the lid, the kids dived in, prying out the small books, each named for a different room in the house.
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Restaurants mattered deeply to her — what they served, how they were run and how they treated customers — so she dived deeply into cookbooks and business books.
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But, for some reason, instead of making smartphone cases with Taylor Swift's face on them or whatever, it dived into the weird-already world of stock photos.
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German 10-year bond yields, which plunged on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled no more rate hikes this year, dived again to fall below zero.
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The jet nose-dived minutes after takeoff, similarly to when Lion Air Flight 610, another 737 Max, crashed last October and killed all 189 people on board.
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The Soviet submarine force had many advantages -- it was fast, dived deeper, and maintained a vast fleet -- but it was also very loud and easy to track.
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Shanghai Futures Exchange zinc stocks dived by 18.1% from the previous week to 56,320 tonnes, according to data released by the bourse on Friday.
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He dived over the pile of bodies to thrust the football over the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown that put the Patriots ahead, 14-3.
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McGregor dived in on a takedown and Diaz, a considerably better grappler, sprawled before snatching up a guillotine and using it to force McGregor to his back.
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Earlier, the Shanghai Composite Index had tumbled as much as 6.0 percent to its lowest since May 2017, and the blue chip CSI300 index dived 6.1 percent.
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But it dived from around $1.1130 to a low of $885 in between 0925 and 1325 GMT on Thursday, leaving it at its weakest since Dec. 25.
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Bond markets were well ahead of the game as U.S. 10-year yields dived 7 basis points to 1.77%, a violent shift for usually cautious Asian hours.
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It has been asked, quite fairly, how pundits and writers would have felt if he'd dived to win a penalty against England at the 2014 World Cup.
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German 22018-year bond yields, which plunged on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled no more rate hikes this year, dived again to fall below zero.
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However, as Prentice dived deeper into the role, he discovered that Bryce was more complicated: "I wanted him to be a semi-relatable person," Prentice tells me.
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On Saturday he dived for 44 minutes at a depth of 40.6 meters, beating his previous record of 41 minutes and 38.1 meters - when he was 94.
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U.B.U." launched a rousing dance party, and the crowd let loose when Solange dived into her older material, including "Losing You" and "Lovers In The Parking Lot.
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German 22016-year bond yields, which plunged on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled no more rate hikes this year, dived again to fall below zero.
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But after hitting a market peak of more than $800 billion in early 2018, cryptocurrencies dived and wiped out about 85 percent of their total market value.
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Controlling Vieira's near hand and belt, Roberts turned his hips back to the floor and his knee shield upwards as Vieira dived in after the cross face.
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A visit to Deathscapes requires a slow study of all its contents, and once you've dived in, the scale of this humanitarian crisis becomes impossible to ignore.
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Elsewhere, Asahi Group Holdings dived 6.0% after the brewer lowered its forecast for full-year operating profit and year-end dividend, citing unfavourable weather and currency moves.
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Elsewhere, Asahi Group Holdings dived 6.0% after the brewer lowered its forecast for full-year operating profit and year-end dividend, citing unfavorable weather and currency moves.
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He also missed spring training games because of back soreness after he dived for a ball on March 220 off the bat of the Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton.
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It's when the Cavaliers dumpster-dived their way into a passable Death Lineup of their own when they plugged in Richard Jefferson for the concussed Kevin Love.
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Belgium has also produced stamps that taste like chocolate, which may seem like an extreme design choice if you haven't dived into the curiosities of stamp history.
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Mr. O'Neill said he was the kind of sergeant who dived into the heavy workload of a busy precinct, doing his job without drawing attention to himself.
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The researchers dived deeper into some of the numbers to pull apart political leanings by specific industry, company size, region and even the gender of the executive.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields dived below 13% for the first time as the Federal Reserve made an emergency 50 basis points interest rate cut on Tuesday.
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As the spacecraft deliberately dived toward Comet 67P, Rosetta split this final image into six packets — or units — of data before attempting to send it to Earth.
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To find out, I dived headfirst into the world of Instagram poetry – not as a reader, but as a contender, aiming to write the worst stuff possible.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of Autodesk nose-dived 2511% in extended trading after announcing the trade war could hurt its financials.
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Over the past few years, Assia has dived head first into the crypto world, and eToro now supports crypto trading in addition to more traditional public equities.
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Harvey struck out Eugenio Suarez, though, and evaded more damage when Walker dived up the middle to snag a soft liner off the bat of Devin Mesoraco.
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So the geeks built a chaos machine that ginned up a world of socially acceptable sadism, and Marantz dived into the toxic stew to chronicle the scene.
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Josh Constine's look inside gaming startup HQ Trivia revealed a saga of employee revolt in response to its CEO's ineptitude and inaction as the company nose-dived.
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Wall Street is more deeply dived in its view of Tesla than for any other stock and that gap does not appear to be closing anytime soon.
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Meanwhile, Suruga Bank, whose shares have dropped 41 percent this year in connection with loans it made to customers for housing investment, dived more than 8 percent.
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He was hurt when he dived over the first row of seats chasing a loose ball in the Pelicans' 91-253 home loss to Indiana on Friday night.
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Lagares has been on the disabled list since June 216 (retroactive to June 15) with an injury originally sustained when he dived for a ball on June 4.
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In its fiscal first half, Prada suffered particularly in greater China where retail revenue fell 24 percent and in its home market Italy where it dived 21 percent.
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Sales of passenger vehicles to car dealers dived to 247,541 in April from 298,504 a year earlier, data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) showed.
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All main sectors lost ground, with energy shares among the worst casualties, after crude prices dived more than 5 percent overnight on a spike in U.S. oil stockpiles.
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Steel companies and other manufacturers that supply metal pipe and other equipment to drillers have felt the chill as oil prices dived below $30 a barrel this month.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year Italian debt dived 10 bps in early London trading to 1.24%, the lowest since October 2016, fuelling a rally across peripheral European bonds.
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However, Screen Holdings dived 10 percent after the company cut its net profit outlook sharply to 17 billion yen from 30.5 billion yen for the year ending March.
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Eyewitnesses told media it was raining heavily when the plane banked sharply, with the tip of its wing hitting the water before it nose dived into the sea.
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Meanwhile, at Brooklyn's Community Board 1, on the north side, the agencies dived further into bus connections between Manhattan and Brooklyn, which would cross over the Williamsburg Bridge.
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Chapter 1: A Duel at the Langham Hotel, 29th October 1938 Rachel White flung the cab door open, tossed the driver a banknote and dived into the rain.
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Rush knew he had to act quickly, so he stripped off his gear, wearing just his patrol pants and a black T-shirt and dived into the water.
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Over the past several months, Tandem has dived headfirst into the space, analyzing its key segments and examining where to expect the largest future opportunity for disruptive growth.
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Tampa Bay's Anthony Cirelli collected it at full speed and broke in on Dubnyk, but the 6-foot-6 netminder dived and deflected the attempt out of play.
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Roman Quinn had a one-out bunt single, advanced to third on a Zimmermann error and scored when center fielder JaCoby Jones dived and missed Hernandez's fly ball.
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Exports dived 20.4 percent from a year earlier on depressed demand in all of China's major markets, while imports slumped 21.0962 percent, the 210th straight month of decline.
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"Looking at the crash site photos, the aircraft appears to have nose-dived ... It looks that they were not in control of the aircraft at impact," he said.
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Meanwhile, NEC Corp dived 11 percent after it cut its operating profit forecast to 100 billion yen from previously forecast 135 billion yen for the year ending March.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's most powerful member, still maintains that collective action by all producers is the best solution for an oil market that has dived since mid-2014.
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Johnson did not tire in that bout against a very accomplished wrestler because the wrestler dived after long shots and was kept out at distance, afraid to engage.
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Yields on 183-year notes have dived to their lowest since last February at 2.69 percent, making a bullish break of a major chart level at 2.717 percent.
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In 2012 James Cameron, who directed "Titanic", had dived the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench in the Pacific with his own custom-built submarine, the Deepflight Challenger.
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The foreign bank campaign: Peter Eavis dived into how Deutsche Bank and others are trying to take advantage of a bill that would relax regulations for regional banks.
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After Ms. Paisley died, the BBC program "The Last Word" aired a segment on her in which she discussed the incident, saying that her life "nose-dived" afterward.
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Along with a successful election-year podcast and a lead hand in a $75 million digital effort on the left, Plouffe has dived back into the political fray.
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"The impact was immediate and didn't taper off," Mr. Auerbach said, noting that few stars with Ms. Swift's reach have really dived in and sustained such a presence.
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The shield held for the most part, except on those rare mornings when the air temperature nose-dived to around 40 below, where Celsius and Fahrenheit finally collide.
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Instead of fleeing anxiety and depression (although many did douse their emotional instability with alcohol), they dived in and used their misery as inspiration for their creative work.
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But Mr. Batista's empire began to unravel when his oil fields delivered a fraction of the production promised and investor confidence in his network of companies nose-dived.
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Exports dived 203 percent from a year earlier on depressed demand in all of China's major markets, while imports slumped 220 percent, the 21.3428th straight month of decline.
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Earlier in the session, the S&P/ASX 23.9 index dived nearly 23.2%, but retraced losses to trade 250 points or 20.5% lower at 254.56,211 by 2.13 GMT.
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This comes as no surprise, as the company canceled its initial public offering in September 2019, and its valuation dived significantly from $47 billion to about $5 billion.
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While Ms. Borda's new orchestra in New York has dived gamely into contemporary pieces and the occasional theatrical presentation under its departing music director, Alan Gilbert, both Contact!
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The timing is probably right, though: The ratings for "Scandal" have nose-dived in the last year, and "How To Get Away With Murder" keeps sinking as well.
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Our graphics team dived into data that shows that hundreds — possibly thousands —of civilians have been killed in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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TomTom shares, which dived 24 percent on news of the deal on Tuesday, were down by a further 6.5 percent to 6.01 euros by 1015 GMT on Wednesday.
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But, as Palhares dived for Meek's leg as many predicted he would, Meek rained down a series of punches and brutal elbow strikes to call it a night.
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Auto-makers and their suppliers declined 0.9%, as Renault SA dived 6.4% after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles walked away from an over $35 billion merger with the French carmaker.
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I knew there was a Sainsbury's and Matalan parking lot around the back of a shopping mall nearby so I dived two-footed into its paper-filled bosom.
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Kitaoka parked up in Cruickshank's half guard and as Cruickshank punched through the underhook and began to come up for a single leg takedown, Kitaoka dived on the guillotine.
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Yields on 64.583-year Treasuries have dived 264.58 basis points since November and, at 20.3%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 257.75.
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Among the winning ex-students, Shaunae Miller from the Bahamas, who literally dived over the finish line to bag gold in the women's 400-meter final on the track.
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Seery had a few of his own moments too, almost sweep Horiguchi to his back as the karateka dived into the guard with a punch in the first round.
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The plan always looked like a long shot, and its chances dived after defeat for Mr Gentiloni's predecessor, Matteo Renzi, in a referendum on constitutional reform on December 0003th.
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Van Der Beek may be best known for his earnest, emotional role of Dawson Leery on Dawson's Creek, but he's definitely dived into some quirky roles in his career.
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The main mover of the morning was the New Zealand dollar which dived after a weak reading on consumer price inflation stoked expectations for a cut in interest rates.
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Alibaba has dived into virtual and augmented reality - the technology behind the insanely popular Pokemon Go app - to help shops bridge the gap between the online and offline worlds.
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Yields on 257.39-year Treasuries have dived 120 basis points since November and, at 2.01%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 2016.
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In the preliminary heats for the 110-meter hurdles, Brazilian runner Joao Vitor de Oliveira dived across the finish line and finished fourth, earning a spot in the semifinals.
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The dollar dived as far as to 114.205 yen, having been above 121 just a week ago, while the euro fell as much as one percent to 343 yen.
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There was also a sense of capitulation in currency markets as the dollar dived 2259.46 percent on the yen on Thursday to hit a three-month trough at 110.80.
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Bautista led off with a triple that was misplayed by Rays right fielder Steven Souza Jr., who dived well short of the ball and had to chase it down.
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CyberAgent dived 7.1 percent as investors had expected that the stock would be added to the index after some brokerages hinted in their reports that CyberAgent would be included.
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Bucking the trend, discount apparel chain Shimamura Co dived more than 10 percent and was the second biggest loser on the board after posting weak monthly sales in May.
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The dived to US$0.6865 versus the greenback, the lowest since April 2009, while the New Zealand dollar fell to a 3-1/2-month trough of US$0.6382.
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Yields on 10-year Treasuries have dived 120 basis points since November and, at 1.99%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 2016.
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Axle bearings maker NTN Corp tumbled more than 5 percent, machine tool maker DMG Mori dropped 3.5 percent and numeric control machine tool maker Okuma Corp dived 5.4 percent.
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Bad loan provisions dived 11% in the quarter, while slippages, or the fresh addition of bad loans, spiked due to loan waivers the government handed out on agricultural loans.
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Yields on two-year bonds dived 9 basis points to 1.48 percent as investors wagered the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) would have to cut rates in response.
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The front-wing broken, the champion dived into the pits where he spent nearly a minute with Mercedes caught unawares and milling about in confusion without any tires ready.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%, underscoring continued weakness at the lender's investment bank.
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Layne scooped up the ball, avoided running into catcher Gary Sanchez or tripping on his mask and dived to home plate, touching it just before Darwin Barney slid in.
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In 1928, Billy Gawronski—the teen-age son of Polish immigrants on the Lower East Side—dived into the Hudson River and stole aboard a ship bound for Antarctica.
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There was also a sense of capitulation in currency markets as the dollar dived 1.1 percent on the yen on Thursday to hit a three-month trough at 110.80.
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Other coins followed suit: Ethereum, XRP, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin have all dived to monthly lows, bringing the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies to less than $250 billion.
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In 2008, in the men's 400, the American sprinter David Neville dived — intentionally, in his case — across the finish line to snatch the bronze medal away from another sprinter.
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As we were about to grab a cup of tea, the rear doors of the ambulance we were sitting in swung open and a young women dived in, howling.
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CyberAgent dived 6.0 percent as investors had expected that the stock would be added to the index after some brokerages hinted in their reports that CyberAgent would be included.
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After a couple of right straights, a wide right circumvented Roger's guard and Sakara dived in with a right straight like he wanted to take Rogers' head clean off.
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In the fourth inning, with runners on first and second and two out, Gray picked up a strikeout on a slider that dived to the feet of Chris Davis.
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From there, athletes navigated a quads-shredding descent that ended on an exposed beach, where they duck-dived windswept waves, swam around two buoys and returned to the sand.
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In a taste of what was to come, E-Mini futures for the S&P 21.0662 dived 20.4% right at the start of Asian trading to be limit down.
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LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The Australian dollar hit the day's highs and the safe-haven Swiss franc dived against the euro after China cut reserve requirements for its banks.
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At least two gunmen fired more than 30 times into the crowd, sending some people running while others dived behind parked cars for cover until the car sped away.
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I wish it were that easy — but my read of the evidence, and that of my colleague Zack Beauchamp, who has dived deep into this literature, suggests it's not.
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Yields on 10-year Treasuries have dived 120 basis points since November and, at 2.01%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 2016.
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Miriam Jordan, a Times immigration correspondent, dived into those numbers and explained why, despite President Trump's efforts to halt the arrival of undocumented migrants, they have continued to rise.
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Tesla was not alone — the Dow Jones Industrial Average nosed-dived and closed down 10% for the day in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and oil price wars.
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Oil prices dived by more than a quarter after Saudi Arabia cut its official prices, putting crude on track for its biggest daily slump since the first Gulf War.
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In the 1920s, Americans dived into the market to snap up shares of a range of companies churning out the technological marvels of the day, like automobiles and radios.
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Smartphone maker Xiaomi has plunged nearly 40% from its $4.7 billion IPO in July, and online services company Meituan has dived 21% since its $4.2 billion listing in September.
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Earlier, German 1.93-year bond yields dived below zero for the first time since October 2016 after German data showed manufacturing contracted in March for a third straight month.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 57, plays two roles in her new film, one of which is an 82-year-old man: psychoanalyst Dr. Josef Klemperer — a character she dived into.
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However, those who have dived into the third-party Apple Watch band waters are aware that quality isn't always the best, depending on what company you snag your band from.
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Like a parent attempting to save the life of a drowning child, Svorking dashed to the edge of the water, shed his bag and other electronics, and dived right in.
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The game takes place on the fictional Alola Islands—basically a very touristy vision of Hawaii, as Waypoint columnist Rob Rath dived into last year—a warm, sunny, friendly place.
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In May, two-year yields tumbled far more, hitting one-year lows, slid to record lows ahead of French elections last year and dived after Britain's Brexit vote in 2016.
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He's dived with thousands of whale sharks and knows some of them personally by marks on their bodies, missing dorsal fins, propeller scars from big ships, and tags from researchers.
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Just an hour or so after Interserve confirmed on December 703th that it was in talks with its lenders about a rescue plan, the company's shares had dived by 270%.
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Back then, when only a handful of Turks dived into the startup world, the focus was very much on e-commerce – largely clones of ventures that succeeded in the West.
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In Turkey, Christians in Istanbul dived into the Golden Horn waters to grab the cross amid increased security after a gunman killed 39 New Year's revellers inside a popular nightclub.
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Rush, who was on the other side in the civilian boat, dived in again, both taking turns sweeping back and forth with their hands on the now upside-down deck.
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In a recent interview with the New York Times, the 68-year-old rock legend admitted that his children with musician Patti Scialfa haven't exactly dived into his back catalog.
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TOKYO, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average fell on Friday morning after exporters such as automakers were sold, while Mitsubishi Materials dived after it said its subsidiaries falsified data.
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Becky Kagan Schott, an experienced cave diver and professional photographer who has dived Eagle's Nest about 20 times in her career, said the cave is a destination for many divers.
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Copper prices fell 1.8 percent to four-month lows around $5,490 a tonne as Chinese trade data showed April imports of the metal dived 30 percent from a month earlier.
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Such a bot would be welcome in many arenas (who wasn't dived into an argument without thinking at least once in their life?), but it's worth considering potential downsides, too.
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Takata Corp dived by the limit down level for a second day, ending 21 percent lower as investors grappled with the management efforts to restructure the embattled air bag maker.
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Domestic bond yields had already dived overnight in the wake of the Fed with the two-year yield hitting an all-time low of 1.14%, far below the cash rate.
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Jed Lowrie looped a one-out double to right, took third on a groundout and headed home when Canha scorched a one-hopper past Gregorius, who dived to his right.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%, underscoring continued weakness at the German lender's investment bank.
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JGBs dived earlier this week on expectations that the BOJ may debate moves to effectively scale back its massive monetary stimulus at its upcoming policy meeting on July 30-31.
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According to news accounts, Mr. Fikri and several friends dived into the garbage truck after the authorities confiscated his merchandise, around $11,000 worth of swordfish, a protected species in Morocco.
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Near Pflueger's empty space, teammates watched replays of the final seconds on their phones, resting from a ferocious game in which players regularly dived to the floor chasing loose balls.
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With runners on first and second and nobody out in the first inning, Refsnyder dived to his left to snare a sharp ground ball off the bat of Carlos Ruiz.
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After a pensive first 30 seconds with both men measuring their opponent out, Palhares looked to seize the initiative and dived for Meek's legs to implement his serious submission arsenal.
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"There have been numerous cases of Egyptian Islamists who went to Libya and the Levant, by way of Sudan, and dived into the fight with Islamic State," Mr. Awad said.
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But the circumstances compelled him to explore the cave in a way that was risky even for a professional who had dived in dangerous spots across the globe, he said.
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Oil prices dived by a third, its biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War, as Saudi Arabia and Russia indicated that they would increase supply to an oversupplied market.
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Oil prices dived by a third, its biggest daily rout since the 4.13 Gulf War, as Saudi Arabia and Russia indicated that they would increase supply to an oversupplied market.
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But in a greeting to the audience on Tuesday to open the series, Katalin Bogyay, Hungary's ambassador to the United Nations, dived right into the political thickets of her homeland.
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Australia's mining index ended at its lowest in one month after the world's No. 4 iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group dived 5.4 percent on weakness in iron ore prices.
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The U.S. dollar recovered from a 3-1/2 week low on Monday as the pound dived following the announcement that UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigned from the government.
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Ratings at MTV in the last five years have nose-dived, turnaround strategies have failed and the cable network's parent company, Viacom, has watched its stock go into free fall.
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Shares in Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd dived 18.5% after hitting a near six-year low as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) blocked its proposed merger with Lakshmi Vilas Bank .
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But it dived as low as $153 on Thursday as the yuan jumped by over 1 percent in offshore trading and headed for its strongest two-day performance on record.
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Curry dived on the floor and danced with his teammates after his buzzer-beater, then outscored the Clippers by himself in the third quarter, when Los Angeles had 23 points.
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The Brooklyn squad — sporting a new nickname, the Bodega Cats, and dressed in a potluck combination of black and blue — dived repeatedly to block an onslaught of shots on goal.
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ON THE TRAIN FROM LONDON TO BRUSSELS — Just as the high-speed train dived under the English Channel, Mujtaba Rahman frantically typed an email on his smartphone and hit send.
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On the other hand, Senior, which dived 11% in the previous session on the MAX news, jumped 7.3% after Panmure started with a "buy" rating, saying downgrades were priced in.
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At the next World Cup, playing against Brazil in Guadalajara, Mexico, in 1970, Banks scurried across his line and dived to his right to stop a downward header from Pelé.
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Vaughn dived into acting after his military service ended and in 1960, his role as Chet in the film "The Young Philadelphians" earned him a best supporting actor Academy Award nomination.
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The reality is that the once-voguish erotic thriller dived into sex and power in the most melodramatic and twisted ways—and perhaps that's why there's so little nostalgia for them.
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He dived back headfirst into first base after rounding the bag, then slid headfirst into second when he stole a base, the same way he injured the thumb six weeks ago.
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Yields on 1.19-year Treasury notes were down at 1.51%, having dived from a top of 1.66% on Friday, leaving them just below two-year yields and inverting the curve again.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 8.9% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 9.7% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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In 2012, Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator Edward C. Byers Jr. wrestled with a Taliban gunman in Afghanistan and dived on top of a U.S. hostage to protect him from gunfire.
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GOLD SOARS Yields on 64.583-year Treasuries have dived 264.58 basis points since November and, at 20.3%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 257.75.
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GOLD SOARS Yields on 10-year Treasuries have dived 120 basis points since November and, at 1.99%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 2016.
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Mitsubishi Materials Corp dived as much as 11 percent after the company said its subsidiaries had falsified product data, the latest in a series of quality assurance scandals involving Japanese manufacturers.
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Winker aggravated his shoulder during Monday's contest against the St. Louis Cardinals when he dived while running the bases to avoid being hit by a ball struck by teammate Tucker Barnhart.
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Analysts see little major supply chain disruption because the industry had time to prepare, although shares in Speedy Hire - which counts Carillion among its biggest customers - dived 8 percent on Monday.
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This quickly dived into the Dr. Ruth pop culture takeover of the 80s and 90s with successful books, TV shows (and even a board game), Dr. Ruth became a media icon.
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Sharp Corp dived as much as 8.0 percent after media reported that Taiwan's Foxconn is likely to reduce its capital injection into Sharp from an initial plan of 489 billion yen.
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PlayStation, Microsoft, and Facebook have all invested in VR hardware; Google premiered VR video Pearl at the Tribeca Film Festival; and, of course, the porn industry has dived in genitals first.
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We also reviewed the long-awaited Avengers: Endgame, dived through the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's trove of e-scooter accident reports, and chatted with the Karate Kid himself, Ralph Macchio.
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Huge, hand dived seasonal wild Hokkaido oyster which has been perfectly poached in a teapot of sake-laced dashi with its own juices and served in the shell with matsutake mushrooms.
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Benchmark U.S. Treasury yields, which tend to set the bar for global borrowing costs, had dived significantly and Europe's big move saw Italian 2-year yields hit their lowest since May.
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After all, it is an inescapable fact that Luis Suarez dived theatrically to win the penalty that made it 5-1 (the penalty for 3-0 was hardly a stonewaller, either).
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Meanwhile at Seadrill, whose share price has dived 92 percent over the past three years, Fredriksen is trying to rescue a company sinking under the weight of $973 billion in liabilities.
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For a third-straight year, U.K. retailers celebrated Black Friday wildly, and Amazon dived into the spirit, deploying a five-room, 3,000-square-foot pop-up shop in London's Soho square.
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In Turkey, the lender's fifth-biggest market in terms of net profit after Mexico, Spain, South America and the United States, BBVA's net profit dived 19.6 percent after the lira depreciated.
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On this gray, drizzly morning, three adult humpbacks lazily circled our whale-watching vessel and dived down repeatedly to feed in the burbling waters where the bay meets the Pacific Ocean.
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Getinge's shares, which had dived more than 34 percent this year on uncertainty about the company's future direction, rebounded 3.7 percent at 1040 GMT, outperforming the STOXX Europe health care index.
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But Mr. Trump said that the diminished pound, which nose-dived in value after the referendum vote, could benefit his bottom line at Trump Turnberry, his luxury resort and golf course.
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Sterling gave up early gains and dived to its lowest since the end of October as investors dumped the currency on growing concerns about British parliamentary approval for a Brexit deal.
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So when word spread in 2012 that Mochizuki had presented a proof, many number theorists dived enthusiastically into his work — only to be stymied by the unfamiliar language and unusual presentation.
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His family spoke English at home, but as a boy he was drawn to the language and culture of his neighborhood, and he dived in and found a place for himself.
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Its shares dived after the company said the sale of its life insurance and wealth protection business was unlikely to proceed on existing terms due to regulatory constraints in New Zealand.
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The Twins under Falvey and Levine over the last two years have dived much more deeply into the data-driven era, with a particular admiration for what the Rays have pioneered.
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Yields on the benchmark U.S. 13-year note dived all the way to 0.84% on Friday, having been as high as 1.28%, an enormous swing that has become all too common.
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We had dived onto the ground but we could still see the right side door gunner and the co-pilot climbing out just as the now crashed chopper burst into flames.
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Mr. Franken cut a serious figure in the Senate, where he sought to stifle his sense of humor as he dived into meaty policy issues like electronic privacy and telecommunications mergers.
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In a foretaste of the pain to come, E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 dived 5% at the open to be limit down, while EUROSTOXXX 50 futures tumbled 693%.
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The two pilots on the doomed Lion Air flight that nose-dived into the Java Sea off Indonesia last month struggled with the Boeing 737 almost from takeoff, our reporters learned.
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Its star players and coaches have confidently dived into the political debates without retribution and with the support of the league commissioner and many team owners, if not all of them.
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In 1982, with the news cameras rolling, he dived into a dumpster behind a Washington grocery store to protest the waste of food that could have been given to poor people.
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The pound dived on Friday and was on pace for a weekly loss after surveys showed British business suffered its deepest downturn since mid-2016, with caution rising before a Dec.
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The other night at Il Fiorista, a new restaurant in NoMad, a burly, bearded, and surprisingly poetic server caught a request for a cocktail recommendation and dived for the end zone.
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"The morning sun strikes them, and they shimmer," said Julius Santos, the founder of an adventure tour company called Island Hopping Adventure Philippines, who dived with the fish in November 2015.
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Construction equipment maker Komatsu tumbled 4.6 percent to a level not seen since June 2017 after Caterpillar Inc dived 7.6 percent after it did not raise its annual profit forecast again.
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Ms. Roth, the lead producer of the show "Kinky Boots," said she understood where Ms. Lopez-Balboa was coming from because her son Jordan had also dived into the theater world.
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Eden Prairie forward Kyle Rau dived headfirst and directed the puck into the net with his outstretched stick for the game-winning goal in triple overtime of the Class 2A championship.
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Everyone got fed, and even managed to have seconds — looking at you Tessa, who dived into Milo's (the Havanese at the back) unfinished bowl when he walked away for a break.
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"Thank God, we were lucky, that's it," goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev said after he stopped two Spanish penalties, the second with his trailing foot as he dived away from Iago Aspas' strike.
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The timing proved poor: The Ukrainian economy nose-dived amid the turmoil of the 2014 revolution and the Russian annexation of the Crimean Peninsula and its intervention in the eastern Ukraine conflict.
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Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to their lowest levels since October 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil dived.
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Markets initially welcomed the news then but then nose-dived, sending major stock averages just short of bear market territory in what would become a topsy-turvy year for geopolitics and growth.
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The Fijians rode their luck in the dying minutes, with Samoa fullback Ahsee Tuala failing to ground the ball for a try as he dived for the line at the left corner.
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Thyssenkrupp dived 5%, nearing the price it opened at on Friday, when short-sellers rushed to cover their bearish exposure after the industrial conglomerate announced plans to spin-off its elevator business.
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The Sri Lankan stock index dived 22020 percent on Tuesday in its first day of trading after the attacks that killed more than 216 people, while the heavily-managed rupee held steady.
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Both, known as the "black box," are crucial to explaining what went wrong with the 39-year-old plane which dived into fields south of Havana shortly after takeoff, bursting into flames.
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Couling told the Detroit Free Press that he dived three times in an effort to avoid the bird before eventually getting the goose to back off with no help from anyone else.
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Acciari gave Florida a 5-4 lead with his deflection, and Dadonov dived to the ice to poke in a rebound with 4:28 left in the third, sealing New Jersey's fate.
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Zuma has ducked and dived this week at the inquiry, which is testing allegations that he allowed cronies to plunder state resources and influence senior appointments during his nine years in power.
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Panasonic Corp dived 7.5 percent as the company cut its annual profit forecast after bringing forward some of its investment in a battery plant for U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla Motors Inc.
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Employment growth in the United States for February came in much weaker than expected last week triggering a revival in demand for risk assets as U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar dived.
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ET. Canada's benchmark stock index closed sharply lower on Tuesday as energy shares dived alongside oil prices, while Cenovus Energy Inc tumbled after the company said its chief executive was stepping down.
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On Friday, Nikon Corp dived 8013 percent after it reduced the annual operating profit forecast for its imaging business on struggling camera and chip equipment operations, hit by falling demand in China.
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The country's terms of trade, what it gets for exports compared to the cost of imports, looks to have dived around 5 percent in the fourth quarter to hit a decade-low.
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Relations between Kiev and Moscow nose-dived after Moscow annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and backed a separatist insurgency in Ukraine's eastern Donbass region that has killed more than 10,000 people.
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For more news, click on Schindler The elevator maker said its second-quarter net profit dived 22.4% from previous year to 239 million francs dented by escalating wages and raw material costs.
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After decades of pre-eminence, Tesco's sales dived in 215 as shoppers with falling disposable incomes eschewed its huge out-of-town stores in favor of closer alternatives and flocked to discounters.
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The decision to dive, despite the potential risk of injury, however, was not calculated, he said as every time he flamboyantly slid or dived on court, he was acting purely on instinct.
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People had taken still-unexplained sounds for gunshots, screamed, dived into stores and made a chaotic rush for the exits, paying little heed to what was in their way — including the Patels.
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But Hull keeper Eldin Jakupovic dived low to save Dusan Tadic's penalty in the final minute and earn the 17th-placed Tigers a vital point in their own battle against the drop.
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When Renzo climbed on Shoji's back, Shoji dived between the ropes onto the ring apron, ran around the side of the ring, and the two men were restarted from a standing position.
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Other large media companies that have dived into digital media include Comcast/NBC Universal, which invests in Vox Media; and Disney, A&E and 21st Century Fox, which invest in Vice Media.
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For the past two years, YouTubers have dumpster dived for makeup in garbage cans and behind makeup stores like Sephora, and the trend has grown, garnering millions of views in the process.
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The S&P fell some 21985%, bond markets - including some top safe havens - collapsed, oil prices dived to 217-year lows and gold dropped as investors tried to flog whatever they could.
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Rakuten Inc dived 6.1% after media reports that the internet firm is pushing back the commercial launch of its wireless carrier service by six months because of delays in building the network.
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Budiansky's playing down of the contradictions that make Holmes infuriating and interesting is particularly mystifying because he has dived into the sea of Holmes's voluminous writings and even contributed to Holmes scholarship.
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ARIZONA BOWL Reagan Roberson bulldozed through one tackler and dived into the end zone on an 11-yard catch-and-run in overtime, lifting Nevada over Arkansas State, 16-53, in Tucson.
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The adjusted IHS Markit headline Hong Kong Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) dived to 20.5 in February, from 46.8 inJanuary and marked the steepest downturn since at least 1998, when the survey began.
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While the yen soared, the dollar dived against the euro as trade in U.S. Treasury futures pointed to 10-year yields crumbling below 0.5% - effectively removing one of the dollar's greatest attractions.
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Platinum dived nearly 27% to its weakest level since 2002, while gold fell more than 5% as investors unloaded precious metals in exchange for cash as illiquidity haunted the U.S. Treasury market.
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In the last three decades, scholars from the Einstein Papers Project, sponsored by Princeton University Press and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, have dived into troves of previously sealed or unknown correspondence.
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Craig then dived underwater to check that he was in the same place as marked on the GPS, when he noticed a four-metre-long tiger shark approaching and circling beneath him.
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When we went into the water, I splashed and dived and swam, I pulled handfuls of sand from the bottom and pretended that it was soap, I played at being a shark.
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CDS of oil exporter Saudi Arabia climbed 10 bps to 77 bps as oil prices dived to their lowest in over a year, while Bahrain and Qatar also saw CDS levels rise.
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Mr. Alles dived into the job, said R. Gil Kerlikowske, who served as the agency's commissioner under President Barack Obama, helping to rebuild the unit's fleet and its relationships with private organizations.
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Though thrown around the court by Thiem's power, the young German hung tough, claiming a spell-binding rally with a searing pass after Thiem had dived like a goalkeeper for a volley.
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"What makes me so hopeful, so optimistic, is that so many of you have shown up, dived in and embraced the kind of active citizenship that makes our democracy work," he says.
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For some reason, I didn't like the cover (embarrassing, but true), but finally the word of mouth was just too strong and I dived in, took one sniff and was blown away.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 repeatedly nose-dived before it crashed, a statement from the airline said, citing the preliminary report into the March 10 crash that was released on Thursday.
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Why Neil Gaiman's American Gods is so iconic Photos: what Cassini saw as it dived in between Saturn and its rings Marine Le Pen's party is facing allegations of Holocaust denial … again
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Unembarrassed by their novice status, Kadeesha and Daishu have dived headfirst into the community, traveling to conferences around the country, and trying to meet and learn from as many people as they can.
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As he dived into his crease to complete a second run, the ball (which had been thrown by Martin Guptill, New Zealand's best fielder) ricocheted off his bat, and flew to the boundary.
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Yields on the benchmark 3.23-year Treasury note fell to their lowest levels since October, 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil prices dived.
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Jacob Kirkegaard, a global markets expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, told me there are three main reasons why the market nose-dived to its lowest level since February.
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A few adventurers even made it to Yonaguni, where they dived among the hammerhead sharks or stood on the quay in Kubura to watch the fishermen bring in their daily haul of swordfish.
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Shares of Humana dived more than 9 percent Thursday after it was reported that the U.S. Department of Justice wants to meet with the insurer regarding its plans to merge with rival Aetna.
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YIELD INVERSION Yields on 1.19-year Treasury notes were down at 1.51%, having dived from a top of 1.66% on Friday, leaving them just below two-year yields and inverting the curve again.
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Miners such as Anglo American and BHP Billiton slumped on Tuesday as copper prices weakened, while shares in Antofagasta dived over 11 percent after being hit by the cancellation of Antofagasta's final dividend.
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The rapper's company, Marcy Media, is involved in a dispute with Iconix, which bills itself as "the world's premier brand management company" but whose stock has nose-dived in the past four years.
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The Chinese tech giant dived into virtual and augmented reality this year with the introduction of the Buy+ VR technology designed to help shops bridge the divide between the online and offline worlds.
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During the game, the athlete dived onto the ground — and successfully made a second goal for his team which won 7-1 — and received an accidental kick from Swiss player Fabian Schär's cleat.
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Energy stocks dived 3.16%, the most among the major S&P sectors, pressured by a plunge in crude prices as low refinery runs and ongoing trade tensions weighed on demand outlook for oil.
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Alibaba dived into virtual and augmented reality earlier this year with the introduction of the Buy+ VR technology that it hopes could help shops bridge the gap between the online and offline worlds.
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Shares of Tesla dived 11 percent on Friday as Wall Street worried the lawsuit could force Musk to step down and make it difficult for the loss-making carmaker to raise more capital.
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Miners such as Anglo American and BHP Billiton slumped on Tuesday as copper prices weakened, while shares in Antofagasta dived over 10 percent after being hit by the cancellation of Antofagasta's final dividend.
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And for those who have heard of the show but haven't yet dived in (or have just missed the latest season), there's a daunting amount of backstory to wade through and / or remember.
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The Turkish currency dived 5 percent against the dollar on Thursday after banks started providing lira liquidity to the London market again following several days of authorities withholding liquidity to support the currency.
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Seager dived to his right to catch a hard ground ball from SS Andrelton Simmons at the foul line, then threw on one bounce to 23B Dae-Ho Lee to end the game.
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Andrea L. Alterman, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. RE: MARIE KONDO Taffy Brodesser-Akner dived into the origins of the organizational guru Marie Kondo's minimalist philosophy and explored what she plans to do next.
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Sterling dived more than half a percent against both the dollar and euro after the poll showed Prime Minister Theresa May's lead down to just 5 percentage points over the opposition Labour Party.
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A few days later, Mr. Helland stood above the dam on a steel box that would protect his divers from the fierce current when they dived into the river to fix the wickets.
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Saladino homered with one out in the ninth inning, a play on which Arizona center fielder A.J. Pollock dived for the ball but could not get it as it rolled to the fence.
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The nuanced balance of ambition and ambivalence was not something I managed to unpack at the age of eight as I repeatedly dived for a rubber brick in my pajamas, dreaming of crisps.
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In the test, the plane dived toward the ground, and one of the test pilots found it difficult to respond to the various alarms and system failures in time to control the plane.
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Facing the Dodgers' stout reliever Brandon Morrow in the eighth inning, Bregman smacked a ball down the right-field line that hit the edge of Puig's glove as he dived for the ball.
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"Ah, feels great," said Mr. Gershenhorn, 66, as if he had just dived into a pristine swimming hole and not a sometimes unsanitary stretch of the Hudson plied by tugs, tankers and barges.
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U.S. S&P500 futures dived 4.7%, a day after the S&P 0.93333 lost 4.89%, putting the index firmly in a bear market territory, defined as a 20% fall from a recent top.
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NEW YORK, March 20203 (LPC) - Private equity firms sitting on a stockpile of cash are eyeing companies that have dived in value as the coronavirus pandemic causes a sell-off across financial markets.
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The Nairobi Stock Exchange nose-dived on the Friday of the decision, and by the close of business the following Monday nearly $1.3 billion had been erased from the value of listed companies.
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The adjusted IHS Markit headline Hong Kong Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) dived to 20.5 in February, from 46.8 in January and marked the steepest downturn since at least 1998, when the survey began.
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Wolfson's total pay package dived by 21 percent to 20.7786 million pounds ($2.31 million) in the year to 28 January, according to the fashion and homewares retailer's annual report published on Tuesday. bit.
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Fowler was injured in the third inning of a 5-4 loss on May 4 to Milwaukee when he dived for and missed Hernan Perez's double to the gap in left-center field.
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Scrambling for cover as a squad of enemy fighters appeared above the trees, turned and dived and strafed him as he ran, the sand flying up to either side where the bullets struck.
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But even those events have taken a hit this year: Awards show ratings — like the Oscars, the Emmys and the Golden Globes — have been down, and N.F.L. prime time ratings have nose-dived.
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Auburn's Joey Gatewood, beaten out by Nix for the starting QB job, dived into the end zone from the 1-yard line to make it 21-20 with 9:48 on the clock.
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TORONTO, June 20 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Tuesday as energy shares dived with oil prices, while Cenovus Energy tumbled 10 percent after the company announced plans to replace its chief executive.
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I had two Peninsula hotel meetings in the evening with Harvey and all I remember was that I ducked, dived, and ultimately got out of there without getting slobbered over — well, just a bit.
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Shares in chipmaker Qualcomm Inc dived 10.9% after a federal judge ruled the company illegally suppressed competition in the market for smartphone chips by threatening to cut off supplies and extracting excessive licensing fees.
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And so I dived into the blossoming New York tech community, helping publicize the launch of a slew of social networks and technology solution companies, including Russell Simmons' GlobalGrind, Vibe Media Group, ParentSociety/Cutekid.
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Prices of copper, a barometer for the health of the global economy, have dived more than 12% since mid-January, as the coronavirus outbreak pushed China to extend a shutdown in its manufacturing regions.
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European and Asia markets were shaken up on Friday, after sterling briefly dived 6 percent, with traders struggling to find out whether it was a "fat finger error" or related to fears over Brexit.
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Once the first seven laps behind the safety car were done, and with the rain tipping down, the Dutchman dived past Ferrari's 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen at turn one to take third place.
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HAXEY, England (Reuters) - Boozy pub goers from two English villages dived into the mud and resumed their centuries-old scrap for a meter-long leather tube in the annual Haxey Hood challenge on Friday.
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The 33-year-old's last competitive appearance was for Brazilian club Atletico Paranaense in 2014 and his career nose-dived after a successful time at Inter where he scored 47 goals in 115 appearances.
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The local dollar dived a full U.S. cent to $0.7672 as the market revised up the probability of a rate cut at the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) May 3 meeting to 103 percent.
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Sterling dived below $1.30 for the first time in 10 months, sent lower by weak economic data, a resurgent dollar and uncertainty about how Britain's approaching exit from the European Union will play out.
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The Brazilian police said four American athletes lied about being robbed at gunpoint, and some critics cried foul after a Bahamian sprinter dived across the finish line to win gold in the 400 meters.
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I'm not doing so intentionally; as we've dived deeper into the creation of his newest album, Dream World, we've begun to move past the musical side of things and more into its emotional significance.
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Shares of Hong Kong-listed education companies, including Mapleleaf Education, New High Education, Hope Education, China Education Group, China Xinhua Education and Minsheng Education also dived on Monday, falling between 20 and 30 percent.
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Discount clothing chain Shimamura Co nose-dived 13 percent to 9,740 yen, a level not seen since January 2015, after the company posted a 32 percent drop in operating profit for the first quarter.
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With growing curiosity, I dived deeper and found a new GoFundMe campaign on behalf of the family of Geoffrey Weglarz Corbis — the photo was the same as the one on the consulting firm's site.
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The sub-index dived more than 6%, with Oil Search extending falls to hit its lowest in more than 15 years, while index heavyweight Woodside Petroleum dropped 7.5% to a near 16-year low.
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Bailey Miller, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Utah, dived off the Research Vessel E.O. Wilson to explore an ancient underwater cypress forest in the Gulf of Mexico off of Dauphin Island, Ala.
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He also committed a fielding error on a fifth-inning single by Escobar, and the Twins tied the game when Eddie Rosario scored on a groundout by Grossman on a ball Frazier dived for.
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Yields across the euro area followed suit, rising by 2 to 3 bps and Irish 10-year yields also turned positive, having dived into negative territory on Tuesday for the first time since October.
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In the first inning, Neil Walker hit a ball to left field that was misplayed by Eduardo Nunez, who dived for it but let the ball roll past him for a two-run triple.
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I dived into theories of the Anthropocene, which according to some researchers started with the creation of the 'New World,' and related those ruins to the vestiges of a human and wider ecological cataclysm.
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Ms. Gilbert The main entrance to the Bataclan was at our backs and I turned around, and I saw some white flashes and heard the noise of machine guns, and dived to the floor.
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Foreign direct investments dived 32% to 1.4 billion dirhams, while remittances from Moroccans living abroad dropped 2.8% to 5.62 billion dirhams - both are significant factors for the flow of hard currency into the country.
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The ship was north of the island of Okinawa when a Japanese kamikaze fighter plane dived into the vessel, killing six sailors instantly in the explosion and wounding others, two of whom later died.
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Renesas Electronics Corp dived 6.4 percent after saying it is considering buying U.S. chipmaker Integrated Device Technology Inc as it beefs up its business in chips for self-driving cars and seeks new growth areas.
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BALAKLAVA, Crimea (Reuters) - A quadruple amputee whose limbs were blown off by a grenade while serving in the Russian army dived this week to a depth of 30 meters (100 ft) in the Black Sea.
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But before he dived into tech, Zuck doubled down on comments he made in recent weeks, lightly touching on issue of immigration and even taking a very veiled swipe at GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Manager Joe Girardi said Gardner has felt sore since last week when he dived into the stands at Toronto and then reinjured his neck attempting a diving catch in the sixth inning of Tuesday's loss.
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On equity markets, Hong Kong dived as much as 3.3 percent at one point to nine-month lows, hit also by a U.S. move to block China Mobile from offering services to the U.S. market.
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Wall Street nose-dived on Friday when President Donald Trump announced a 26.4700% additional duty on $21.1 billion in targeted Chinese goods, hours after China unveiled retaliatory tariffs on $21 billion worth of U.S. products.
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Wall Street nose-dived on Friday when President Donald Trump announced a 21.3% additional duty on $21 billion in targeted Chinese goods, hours after China unveiled retaliatory tariffs on $2546.51 billion worth of U.S. products.
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Japan Display Inc dived 7.1% after the cash-strapped liquid crystal display (LCD) maker for smartphones reported a 10th consecutive quarterly loss and a negative net worth, hit by weak iPhone sales at Apple Inc.
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Taiwan's main index lost 21 percent, its biggest slump since 2340, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 4.2 percent and Japan's Nikkei dived 4.7 percent, its worst fall since November 2016, to four-month lows.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling dived to a four-month low on Friday after cross-party Brexit talks collapsed and concern grew about the impact Prime Minister Theresa May's likely resignation would have on Britain's EU divorce.
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Drug maker Eisai Co dived 19.83 percent to a daily-limit low of 6,065 yen after the company and its partner Biogen Inc said last week they had scrapped trials of an experimental Alzheimer's drug.
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Eisai Co nose-dived 17 percent to a daily-limit low of 7,565 yen after the drugmaker and its partner Biogen Inc said they are ending two trials of their experimental Alzheimer's disease drug aducanumab.
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This was after German 10-year bond yields dived below zero for the first time since October 2016 after German data showed manufacturing contracted in March for a third straight month in Europe's biggest economy.
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Fastjet, a London-listed low-cost airline with operations across Africa, says fares charged by the existing carriers flying between Tanzania and Kenya dived 40% overnight when it got permission to fly the same route.
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The latest lunge lower was led by German bunds where 10-year yields dived deeper into negative territory after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said a hike in interest rates could be further delayed.
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Five minutes later, the Blues were denied — twice — by P.S.G. goalkeeper Kevin Trapp, who dived low to save a shot from Willian and then stood tall to beat away a follow-up from Eden Hazard.
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Assuming the shots were coming from one or more gunmen on the ground, he dived behind a bar at the southwest edge of the concert site, the area closest to Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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Wall Street nose-dived on Friday when President Donald Trump announced a 20.6% additional duty on $26.4700 billion in targeted Chinese goods, hours after China unveiled retaliatory tariffs on $21.2 billion worth of U.S. products.
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"Grey's Anatomy," which will begin Season 14 in September, remains a hit with sturdy ratings, but the ratings for "Scandal" have nose dived and "The Catch," co-produced by Ms. Rhimes, was canceled in May.
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TOKYO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average fell below the psychologically important mark of 15,113 for the first time in 16 months, as the dollar dived to a 15-month low against the yen.
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Relations nose-dived after Tsai, who leads the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, took office last year, with China suspecting that she wants to push for the island's formal independence, a red line for Beijing.
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The Americans had a chance in the 19th minute when Altidore's swerving 343-yard shot was parried by Blake, who dived left and then beat Kellyn Acosta to the rebound at the six-yard box.
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MOSCOW — He has ridden shirtless on a horse in Siberia, piloted a hang glider with migratory birds, swum with dolphins, tossed judo opponents, and dived into the depths of Lake Baikal and the Black Sea.
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On the go-ahead, 11-yard scoring play, Ertz made the grab of a Foles pass at the 2-yard line, then dived in front of Patriots safety Devin McCourty to cross the goal line.
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Oil prices bounced slightly after having dived 213 percent on Friday for their biggest weekly losses in almost three years as signs of slowing demand and rising U.S. production intensified fears of a supply glut.
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I wanted to comment about the beast on my plate to someone and make jokes about the messy main dish, but with only me, myself, and I for company, I dived back into my phone.
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Carmakers had been hoping for a British government-backed scrappage scheme, which would be the first since 2009, when ministers intervened to support car sales as they nose-dived in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Sterling gave up all its early gains and dived to its lowest level since the end of October as growing concerns about British parliamentary approval for a proposed Brexit deal prompted investors to sell the currency.
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NN Group's capital adequacy measure under Solvency II rules dived to 213% at the end of March, from 230% three months earlier, due to a 500 million euros share buyback programme and persistently low interest rates.
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For anyone who has studied that progress, it is rather depressing to note that this week, relations between the state of Israel and an important international Christian body dived to the lowest point anybody can recall.
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Restaurant operator Watami nose-dived 9.2 percent after the company posted an operating loss of 223 million yen for the April-June period, compared to an operating loss of 112 million yen in the previous year.
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Other notable movers include internet ad firm Septeni Holdings, which dived 20.8 percent to become the worst performer among all Tokyo-listed stocks, after Facebook suffered the biggest one-day wipeout in U.S. stock market history.
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Ethiopia's Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges recommended on Thursday that Boeing review its aircraft control system after preliminary findings showed Ethiopian Airlines crew followed procedure as the 737 Max jet nose-dived several times before it crashed.
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In currency markets, the main mover was sterling which dived late Thursday when Bank of England Governor Mark Carney cooled expectations for an interest rate hike in May, pointing out there were "other meetings" this year.
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Shares in the building contractor dived after it said on July 10 that it was taking an 845 million pound ($1.10 billion) writedown and that Richard Howson, its chief executive, was stepping down with immediate effect.
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Toshiba Corp, desperate for cash to avoid a possible delisting, dived 5.1 percent after media reports that it is considering raising about 600 billion yen ($5.3 billion) by offering new shares in a third-party allotment.
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As it looks to pivot from decades of denial regarding the danger of head injuries, the NFL has dived into the rule book to at the very least give the appearance of caring about player safety.
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Oil prices traded near their lowest levels since October last year, having dived 2112.91 percent on Friday for the biggest weekly losses in nearly three years, with rising U.S. production intensifying fears of a supply glut.
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So I dived in from our special flat rock, a complicated maneuver involving precise judgment — I had to avoid the smaller sharp rocks nearby — and did a little flip under the water with my eyes open.
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Prison operating companies nose-dived after the Justice Department said it would end or sharply reduce contracts with them, saying privately run prisons have more problems with safety and security than prisons run by the government.
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