The Dow's Monday loss was it's steepest drop by points and its second-steepest drop by percentage in the index's history.
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They project that spending on coverage provisions would drop by about $275 billion in that timespan, while revenues would also drop by about $100 billion.
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The Dow plummeted by 6900,2628 points Monday for a loss of 28503 percent, the steepest drop by points and its second-steepest drop by percentage in the index's history.
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The numbers: The Dow plummeted by 2,997 points Monday for a loss of 2023 percent, the steepest drop by points and its second-steepest drop by percentage in the index's history.
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But don't expect to see the price drop by much.
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This quarter earnings overall are expected to drop by 2.3%.
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In January, it was expected to drop by 5,900 bpd.
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Funds for AIDS alone would drop by about $860 million.
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Analysts had forecast claims to drop by 1,225 to 2068,210.
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Don't drop by urgent care clinics at your first cough.
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If global markets drop by 10 percent, start buying in.
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Violent crime is also projected to drop by 223.5 percent.
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Under the worst-case scenario, the contribution of the legal sector to the economy was forecast to drop by 4 percent by 2030, while the best-case scenario would see it drop by 0.5 percent.
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Sometimes, some of the group would drop by to visit Peter's
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Comparing year over year, Amazon's profits did drop by 2 percent.
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CA> and a 20.3 percent drop by property developer Talaat Mostafa .
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Overnight, A-lister accounts saw their follower counts drop by millions.
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He said liquidity could drop by about one trillion forints then.
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New York's first drive ended on an easy drop by Beckham.
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Worth a drop by for the stuff on the walls alone.
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Cabinet secretaries will attend and the President will drop by, too.
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She claims he then started to drop by at odd hours.
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Meghan Trainor and Kerri Russell will drop by later this week.
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Headlines EasyJet founder Stelios says fleet must drop by quarter on.ft.
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Friends regularly drop by her Bronx apartment to chat and laugh.
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The Weeknd and Kid Cudi drop by when they're in town.
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One would drop by periodically to tell passersby stories about the site.
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Drop by with your family and friends to enjoy our wholesome meals!
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Instead, it'll continue to drop by increments in a dangerously quiet deterioration.
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He would smile brightly and tell me that he'd drop by soon.
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Instead, I have foot traffic drop by my desk whenever I'm there.
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The CEO of Boeing gets a drop by in the outer office.
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From 2018, the price would drop by a further three million euros.
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Timepiece sales in 2000 did drop by 215 percent, compared with 2000.
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I drop by the fort twice a week for further optometry tests.
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President Trump is scheduled to drop by his party's congressional retreat today.
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Wall Street analysts expect revenue to drop by 23.5% to $21.67 billion.
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It is expected to drop by 110,000 to 2.69 million in 2016.
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He would drop by the welcome parties as other co-owners arrived.
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Katy Perry saw her count drop by three million to 107 million.
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"We've seen our budget drop by half, at least," Mr. Kolb explained.
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Fare prices may drop by between 103 percent and 210 percent, it said.
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Those with fewer than 200 students saw applications drop by 6% this year.
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How often does payroll department drop by your desk and leave a check?
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Costs for solar photovoltaics are expected to drop by 25 percent by 2020.
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Drop by Manufacturing, where the Narrative team sends created concepts for new hosts.
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And they were scheduled for an Ames field office drop-by after that.
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Anthem now expects total individual-market enrollment will drop by 60% this year.
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In 2017, it expects German exports to Britain to drop by 5 percent.
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Meghan Markle had a special guest drop by her Windsor home this week.
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When she doesn't get an answer, she decides to drop by his house.
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Spain's Acerinox which competes with it saw its shares drop by 2 percent.
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Global commercial air traffic will drop by about 20% this year, Rystad predicted.
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"Before, I could just drop by five days a week," said the Rev.
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IEA SAYS Q2 OIL DEMAND SET TO DROP BY 40,000 BPD BEFORE RISING
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Global demand would drop by 4.7%, the first decline since the financial crisis.
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Patients alone would see their out-of-pocket costs drop by $3.4 billion.
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People linger to talk, and even mingle with the musicians who drop by.
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The government expects the number of tourists to drop by 8.5% this year.
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The tax credit for Tesla cars will drop by half on Jan. 1.
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Drop by on the way out, cut loose and make a stranger afraid.
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Analysts' had expected stocks to drop by 849,000 barrels, according to a Reuters poll.
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FANS FLOCK TO BLAZE PIZZA GIVEAWAY AFTER LEBRON JAMES HINTS HE&aposD DROP BY
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Manufacturing costs would shoot up by 21%, but sourcing costs would drop by 25%.
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" "It could endanger the housing market, the GDP would drop by trillion of dollars.
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Those in Germany could drop by around 323 degrees and in France around 232.
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Jon Stewart is going to drop by, and I'm going to talk to him.
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The Queen isn't the only member of the royal family to drop by recently.
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If the United States decided to withdraw that number would drop by 18 percent.
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Over the past 30 years, he has watched annual rainfall drop by four inches.
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For the current fiscal year, Nissan has predicted profits to drop by almost 28%.
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Every couple years I'll drop by their office and sometimes Tom's just hanging out.
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Perhaps you might drop by with a pizza when you think they need it.
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But USDA expects crop receipts to drop by nearly 1 percent, adjusted for inflation.
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On The Graham Norton Show, A-listers drop by to reveal this hidden talents.
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If all else fails, perhaps Trump can convince his pal Kanye to drop by.
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Current reigning champions like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar drop by, as does Brian Eno.
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Students drop by an office, make an appointment with a professor, for a conference.
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Dubai's index lost 0.6 percent with a 1.9 percent drop by heavyweight Emaar Properties.
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A drop in the bucket, yes, but a pretty big drop by most standards.
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BNY Mellon said it expected costs to drop by 1-2 percent in 2016.
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His place isn't so far out of your way, might as well drop by.
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One store has seen sales drop by a third; the other by nearly half.
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The revenues available to improve transit drop by 60 percent or more as well.
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They have a YouTube channel and post videos of famous people who drop by.
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He made sure to drop by as well, along with costar Ian Ziering, 55.
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As much as I can, I like to drop by and check it out.
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The number exposed to urban drought would drop by more than 60 million people.
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China's G.D.P. growth rate next year could drop by one percentage point or more.
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Instead they drop by his office — his regular corner booth at the town bakery.
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Economists expect nonfarm payrolls to drop by 56,000 in March, according to Dow Jones.
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Global demand would drop by 4.7%, the first overall decline since the financial crisis.
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Here, Refinitiv data indicates earnings could drop by nearly 8% from a year earlier.
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While you're out there, why not drop by Titan, Saturn's equally sharp-looking moon?
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Drop by, plunk down your cash and hit the street, ready for a fight.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected stocks to drop by 3.3 million barrels.
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Handelsbanken Markets expects average freight rates to drop by around 10 percent this year.
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A saturated market caused world cocoa prices to drop by over 40 percent last season.
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Intel claimed in one benchmark it saw performance drop by as much as 25 percent.
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North Dakota's Bakken oil production was set to drop by 20,000 bpd to 978,000 bpd.
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In the meantime America's agriculture department expects farm incomes to drop by 313% this year.
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Let us know what the scene is like if you drop by the NYC Snapbot.
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In some areas, such as the Moroccan highlands, it could drop by up to 40%.
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There was even a rumor that he might drop by the press room pre-debate.
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Indeed, the law only requires gross emissions to drop by 85% compared with 1003 levels.
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Goldman believes Iranian exports will drop by about 1 million bpd to 1.4 million bpd.
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Then all you do is drop by the lot and pick up your new car.
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No longer can old friends reach him easily or informal advisers drop by his office.
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Green remembered that a lot of celebrities would drop by, Sinatra and Springsteen among them.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves to drop by $25 billion to $3.1 trillion.
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Earth's global temperature could drop by 5 degrees Celsius, which would cause major agricultural challenges.
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GM's employment began to drop by 266, with plant closures throughout the 22012s and 248s.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves to drop by $5 billion to $3.105 trillion.
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As a result, private sector employment would drop by between 4 and 6.8 million workers.
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It's a fair certainty that the latest "hot" director is not likely to drop by.
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Starbucks expects same-store sales to drop by 50% in China for the second quarter.
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Starbucks expects same-store sales to drop by 50% in China for the second quarter.
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Should other countries also raise tariffs, then U.S. stocks could drop by another 10 percent.
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However, for 2018 April, IMF forecast it to drop by 20183 percentage point, to 1.9%.
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And if there are counselors or teachers at school you like, drop by to talk.
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If Texas's 124,300 DACA recipients were deported, Texas GDP would drop by nearly $6.3 billion.
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And if you're in Miami, drop by MOAD to see some of the work firsthand.
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Now, at 75 and on crutches, he sits at home hoping customers will drop by.
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BRENT CRUDE OIL FUTURES DROP BY $1 PER BARREL AMID ESCALATING TRADE WARS, SURGING U.S. SUPPLY
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Meanwhile, another drop by the Chinese currency after Wednesday's bounce undermined broader risk appetite in markets.
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Prices for steel bars, including rebar, will drop by 14 percent to 42,000 yen a tonne.
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Petromatrix estimated that Venezuelan exports will drop by around 500,000 barrels a day under current conditions.
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Market watchers expect Iran's oil output to drop by a third by the end of 2018.
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The Cabinet office estimated that domestic farm production would drop by 2210 billion to 22.5 billion.
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In Dubai, the index shed 4413 percent on a 2.9 percent drop by Dubai Investment Company.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected the value of permits to drop by 0.2 percent.
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Petromatrix estimated that Venezuelan exports will drop by about 500,000 barrels per day under current conditions.
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In the fiscal first quarter, La-Z-Boy saw same-store sales drop by 297.1 percent.
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In the fiscal first quarter, La-Z-Boy saw same-store sales drop by 1.9 percent.
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Futures traders have priced in a full percentage-point drop by the end of next year.
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Sure, it's easy to just drop by your local dollar pizza joint for a delicious slice.
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Bella, however, decided to drop by four days early — and Adelstein went into labor on Friday.
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Other sensates, sensing the presence of an out-and-about cluster, drop by for a visit.
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The state-backed research firm expects 2017 production to drop by between 60,000 and 80,000 tonnes.
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In Dubai, the index shed 0.1 percent on a 1.9 percent drop by Dubai Investment Company.
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You know what, I'll drop by the the highway creator and I'll put in some [metal].
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The reading needs to drop by another 5 basis points for the top to be definitive.
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Enrollment was projected to drop by up to 15 million people in the next 10 years.
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If you drop by its Infinite Loop headquarters, you will find the place stretched beyond capacity.
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I drop by the post office to return a pair of shoes that don't fit right.
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The duties on solar equipment last for four years and drop by 22018 percent each year.
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ACA premiums in the state will drop by an average of 6.4%, according to The Advocate.
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Next month, for example, Beeker expects the number of such wells to drop by about 400.
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Most customers find the company online, although potential buyers are welcome to drop by the workshop.
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He rarely stayed at the White House, but was known to drop by at 5 a.m.
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At night, guests gather in camp chairs around a fire; leopards sometimes drop by to visit.
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Giosmas sent a plumber out, who suggested she may want to drop by for an inspection.
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By 2026, Medicaid enrollment would drop by 16 percent among people under the age of 65.
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As a consequence of that fear, he has seen business drop by 20 percent since January.
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In the 1960s, when Barbara was a teenager, Evelyn would drop by the family's house unannounced.
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In early November and from January through early March, however, they drop by around 20 percent.
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If Arizona's DACA recipients were forced to leave, the state's GDP would drop by $1.3 billion.
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The levy started at 30% and was designed to drop by five percentage points each year.
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After that, it was an office drop-by for state delegate candidate Elizabeth Guzman in Warrenton.
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However, another drop by the Chinese currency after Wednesday's bounce undermined broader risk appetite in markets.
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Real income for the average U.S. household was also expected to drop by 0.4 percent, it said.
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Eagle Ford oil output from Texas was set to drop by 3,000 bpd to 1.042 million bpd.
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Afterwards, I drop by Sephora to return a serum that smells like vinegar and feels like sadness.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves to drop by $12.1 billion last month to $3.100 trillion.
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The new contract will pay Osman $8.75 million next season, then drop by $700,000 each season after.
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And it doesn't seem that she will miss the unexpected celebs run-ins that drop by occasionally.
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Credit Suisse thinks Iran's exports will not fall to zero, but could drop by another 600,000 bpd.
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The company said it expected sales to drop by 10 percent in the year ending Jan. 31.
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But the media giant also saw advertising revenue drop by 279 percent compared to a year earlier.
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But I'd love a boyfriend who reminded me to drop by the pharmacy and pick them up.
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Members of the public may simply drop by the office buildings during business hours without an appointment.
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Many analysts say they expect Iranian exports to drop by around 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
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On another drop, by Lance Kendricks, the ball popped into the air into a Malcolm Butler interception.
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On National Puppy Day, drop by your local shelter and see if you can find a friend.
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Pence on Tuesday attended the Senate Republicans' weekly conference lunch and said he would drop by regularly.
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Even if the equity drops, look, the equity could drop by sort of 80% and we're fine.
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In the teaser, we also see Miley drop by to give her input and offer moral support.
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The gasoline fuel tax will drop by 21 won per litre to 21 won ($16.1100) per litre.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves to drop by $1 billion in February to $3.160 trillion.
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He invited them to "drop by" the White House when they were in Washington, one doctor said.
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Experts project that production will drop by an additional 600,000 barrels a day in the coming months.
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Cramer explained the drop by highlighting that it has become a lot easier to stay at home.
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The legislature also saw its median age drop by approximately a decade with its newly elected members.
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Some of your favorite Disney friends might even drop by in their costumes to say Happy Halloween!
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In Robock's simulation, that could cause Earth's average temperature to drop by up to 5 degrees Celsius.
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Past SPR sales have sometimes caused crude oil futures prices to drop by adding to available supply.
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The Fed has contributed to the drop by shedding some of its own bond holdings since September.
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Video streaming service Bilibili has seen its stock price drop by almost 220 percent since July 251.
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The Trump administration estimates that ACA premiums will drop by an average of 2 percent next year.
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On National Puppy Day, drop by your local shelter and see if you can find a friend.
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But shipments from Iran are expected to drop by as much as 1.7 million barrels a day.
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The sessions are an open secret among museum research staffers, some of whom will occasionally drop by.
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Exports are expected to drop by an additional half-million barrels when American sanctions go into effect.
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From April through mid-June and September through November, however, prices drop by as much as half.
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But net federal spending related to support of health coverage would drop by many billions of dollars.
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Major carriers including Air China , China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines drop by more than 2%.
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Jyske, Denmark's third largest bank, saw profits drop by 27% in the first nine months of 27.
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After a discharge cycle, the amount of energy they can store might drop by half, he said.
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Analysts at Nomura believe growth could drop by two percentage points or more in the first quarter.
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North Dakota drivers will see their rates drop by an average of a quarter of a percent.
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The singer Sam Cooke would drop by and muss Franklin's curly hair when she was a girl.
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Maternal deaths linked to complications from pregnancy in teenagers would also drop by about 6,000 each year.
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The company expects U.S. net farm cash income to drop by 250 percent this year from 2017.
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My plan was to call from a pay phone, then drop by her house to say hi.
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If the top 20 asset managers' margins fell to BlackRock's level, their profits would drop by around half.
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The jailbreakers would sometimes drop by Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference and say hello to the security team.
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For the more traditional arts, drop by the Yogyakarta Cultural Office, the Dinas Kebudayaan, in the university district.
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Chicago's murder rate is expected to drop by 2.4 percent and its the crime rate by 3.4 percent.
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The debt-buying operation helped offset some of the negative pressure from the overnight drop by U.S. Treasuries.
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Maybe they'll drop by Beefsteak, his fast casual vegetarian spot one mile from their home, for some takeout.
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Now say there's a company-specific problem that causes those shares to drop by a third to $200,000.
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Off-camera, they have better ways of drinking than doing it drop-by-drop, but astronauts are showoffs.
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The value of what you earn today could double overnight — or drop by half in the same manner.
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The company's mobile business actually saw its take-home drop by 3.2 percent year-on-year during Q4.
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Some economists have forecast that tourism revenue will drop by a quarter this year, costing around $8 billion.
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Several global events have been postponed and economists say retail sales could drop by 20%-30% this year.
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Reuters reported exclusively last week that production at Chuquicamata will drop by 40% over the next two years.
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Mismanagement of PDVSA, the state-owned oil company, has caused oil output to drop by half since 2014.
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That means the price of Bitcoin can drop by half and mining will still be a winning proposition.
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He added that the amount of melatonin we release might drop by about 50% once we hit puberty.
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That said, HQ tenants can still drop-by any WeWork facility to utilize the features their spaces lack.
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Tiffany did see same-store sales drop by two percent, but that was only half the expected drop.
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Tiffany did see same-store sales drop by 2 percent, but that was only half the expected drop.
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Adam Cole, a currency strategist at Royal Bank of Canada, thinks the pound might drop by around 10%.
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Snap's stock immediately began to fall, and it has continued to drop by over 6 percent through today.
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However, Woolworths warned on Monday that its half-year profit could drop by as much as 17.5 percent.
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Studies show that when people go plant-based, their blood cholesterol levels drop by up to 35 percent.
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In North Dakota, oil production in the Bakken was set to drop by 218.2,2506 bpd to 2533,25 bpd.
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The party is at a pub close to our house, so my parents drop by to kill time.
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It sunk into the depths of his skull, pulling out the fluid in his brain, drop-by-drop.
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"Nice of him to drop by," replies Rosie Birkett, her mouth curling up into a familiar, saucy, grin.
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Orban, in power since 220, saw his personal approval rating drop by nine percentage points to 211 percent.
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Its international business, which makes up nearly a third of its revenue, saw sales drop by 10 percent.
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CNN: In addition to the veterans on your staff, former residents also volunteer and drop by to visit.
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No matter: 5.5kg of the finest "Gubernatorsky" have been set aside for whenever the president can drop by.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected forex reserves to drop by $25 billion to $2.973 trillion in February.
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Economists forecast tourism revenue would drop by about $63 billion this year, equivalent to 1 percent of GDP.
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Next year, premiums for the most popular ACA plans across America are set to drop by 4 percent.
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Beginning this January, though, average premiums will drop by a whopping 19 percent in the First State. Why?
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He has slowly built a name for himself around town; folks drop by just to watch him tinker.
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In California, reversals drop by over 97 percent compared to those arising in the districts generated by experts.
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Mr. Miller had the record and invited Ms. Linna to drop by his apartment to pick it up.
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Even Democrat Tom Foley, who sought collaboration with Republicans, saw his net favorability rating drop by double-digits.
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Tobacco giant Philip Morris International has seen its stock drop by almost a third in the last year.
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The number of international visitors is expected to drop by 16% this year, with 20% fewer Americans visiting.
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Among overweight people, blood pressure can drop by a point for every kilogram (2.2 pounds) of weight lost.
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As part of the decline, the price of bacon is expected to drop by 7.7% for the year.
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I finish up with tutoring and my parents drop by the library with a cupcake for my student.
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It's possible your taxable income will drop by a lot in the calendar year after you stop working.
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Several global events have been postponed and economists say retail sales could drop by 0503%-2050% this year.
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The purchases will drop by half after September, to 15 billion euros, or about $17.5 billion, per month.
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Before the interview, two tables of seniors demanded that Mr. Grimm drop by for hellos and cheek-kisses.
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They were forecast to drop by 1.1 million barrels through Tuesday, traders said, citing energy information provider Genscape.
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Demand for OPEC's oil is set to drop by another 800,000 bpd in 2019, according to the group.
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Last month, Renault saw sales of its core brand drop by 38% while rival Fiat's registrations fell 26%.
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Lillian Hellman, feisty, homely and wearing Balmain, might drop by to talk politics with the director Herman Shumlin.
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Drop by the barbecue shack on the way home, or the place that spins chickens over infrared lamps.
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If you use the always-on display feature, you can expect that figure to roughly drop by half.
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The clip was originally a Vine in which the family danced to "Drop" by Atlanta rappers Freco & Merlo.
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Lou always wanted to have a club where he could play every night, and musicians could drop by.
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The study says the death rate will drop by 2030 if China strictly controls coal combustion and emissions.
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Having their brother or sister drop by was the only sure way to get the boys to smile.
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We have seen solar costs in the past five years drop by 80 percent, wind by a third.
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Its restaurant business, responsible for 42 percent of third-quarter revenue, saw same-store sales drop by 5 percent.
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If you add LTE-connectivity on top of that, expect battery life to drop by another day or so.
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But before he does that, he did drop by the White House to see Trump and his associates off.
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Prices for steel bars, including rebar, will drop by 7,000 yen, or 13 percent, to 47,000 yen a tonne.
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Cruz backers expect many of these leading RJC donors to drop by the conveniently timed Cruz super PAC summit.
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Self-employed hairdressers, who earn £12,700 a year on average, will see their annual NICs bill drop by £70.
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"Groundwater pumping from shallow aquifers has already caused some regions to drop by tens of feet," the researchers said.
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Also, my boyfriend is going out of town this weekend, and wanted to drop by before he leaves tomorrow.
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On December 7th the European Banking Authority said it reckoned the average CET1 ratio would drop by just 0.6%.
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You'll need a wand, so drop by Ollivander's and trace the wand movements to activate your new magic tool.
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Goldman Sachs said Wednesday that if Apple's products were banned in mainland China, its earnings could drop by 29%.
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He noted that seven out of 17 of them projected rates would drop by 50 basis points this year.
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Just make sure the size of your pumpkin cooler matches the number of guests you're expecting to drop by.
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Reuters reported in May that production at the Chuquicamata mine would drop by 40% over the next two years.
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Those decisions impacted its event business, which a source said saw total revenue drop by more than 50 percent.
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Perhaps this new moon will inspire you to drop by your local animal shelter to meet your new familiar?
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Start thinking about what you can do, drop by, and we'll see you on the fast track to success.
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It isn't everyday one of Hollywood's most recognisable directors and actors drop by your local cinema, especially in Australia.
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Global output will drop by 8% compared with 2016, which leaves some 3bn fewer bottles of wine to sip.
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Populations are expected to drop by half across most of the continent over the next two decades, not one.
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Likewise, Ghosts saw big sales — Advanced Warfare, meanwhile, saw sales drop by 27 percent in the year after Ghosts.
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The mobile equipment company has seen its share value drop by nearly 50 percent over the past two years.
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The EPA's Global Change program would be eliminated altogether, while the National Weather Service budget would drop by 6%.
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If you happen to be in Hanover in April, drop by Hannover Messe and try it out for yourself.
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Cisco estimates the value of its equity portfolio would drop by $171m if the stock market suffered a correction.
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Qatar's index slipped 0.6 percent largely because of a 1.5 percent drop by Qatar National Bank, the largest lender.
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It could still be worth it to drop by your local Sears and see what deals you can find.
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DJ's like Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, and Hardwell will play, but Robbie Williams can drop by as well.
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In fact, the extra distance causes the amount of received sunlight to drop by 7 percent compared to January.
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The CBO is expected to put out a partial analysis that could potentially drop by that time as well.
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Drop by the ticket office to view the event calendar and request a tour of the century-old building.
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Her two older kids with Ethan Hawke, Maya, an actress, and Levon, a high school student, also drop by.
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By the end of the day, Walmart saw its stock drop by more than 10 percent on weak profit.
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Before the latest change, the index had to drop by 10% or more before the circuit breaker kicks in.
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Whether shows would drop by the season, Netflix-style, or stick to the slow-drip release like conventional television.
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GrubHub, the leader in this space, saw its stock drop by as much as 7 percent after the announcement.
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It is the second price drop by Oculus this year: The package was trimmed to $499 on March 1.
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Florida, Texas, Georgia, New Jersey and Arizona have all seen their homeless populations drop by more than a third.
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Now I clung to her, inventing excuses to drop by her dorm to spy my brother's face in hers.
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On my way home I drop by my parents' house to drop off my freezer composting into their bin.
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Trump, according to a White House official, was not expected to attend the event, but decided to drop by.
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When you're hungry thinking clearly can drop by 50 percent, making solution finding exercises and decision making incredibly hard.
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According to the beer garden's Facebook page, you can drop by tomorrow, when they will be celebrating International Women's Day.
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The lowest income-tax bracket will fall from 22% to 1.8%; value-added tax will drop by two percentage points.
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Poaching, climate change and habitat destruction have caused their population to drop by 95 percent over the last 100 years.
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I drop by the library on my way in to pick up a book that is on hold for me.
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Economists have forecast that Turkey's tourism revenue will drop by a quarter this year, costing the country around $8 billion.
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While it did drop by the maximum allowed initially on Monday, it did recover a touch as the day progressed.
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A study by Greenwich Associates estimates that the budget for the research they perform may drop by 20% this year.
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They'll be going live at 4PM CT / 5PM ET, so make sure to drop by in person or in chat.
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Over the next 20 years, the CBO projects that federal Medicaid spending would drop by 35 percent versus current law.
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If Facebook ends up as a regulated utility with its returns on capital capped, its earnings may drop by 80%.
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If Congress cannot raise budget caps, spending will automatically drop by $126 billion next fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1.
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Japan, China and South Korea all saw exports drop by double digits in the first two months of a years.
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Pitted against the slower GTX 1070 (both desktop and mobile versions) and you'll see frame rates drop by 10-20fps.
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Krispy Kreme: You can drop by any Krispy Kreme location on Friday to get a free doughnut of your choice.
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Drop by a place of worship, or spend time in meditation, and see what news your inner voice brings you.
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Global output in calendar year 22018 is expected to drop by 212 million tonnes to 22017 million tonnes, Mielke said.
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Hey Quentin and Samuel, if could let us know next time you drop by to say hi, that'd be great.
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My best friend Cate grew up hearing stories about "Jimmy," her mother's cuddle buddy who'd occasionally drop by the house.
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And during baseball season he'd drop by the sports bar, where he could banter with the salt-of-the-earthers.
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In Maryland, rates are now expected to drop by 30%, after the state received a waiver for a reinsurance program.
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But the number of housing permits awarded by the city is expected to drop by 12% from 2018 to 2019.
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Inaction would see both defense and domestic spending drop by about 10 percent in fiscal 2020, which begins Oct. 1.
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A cold front approached the northern city on Monday, causing temperatures to drop by between 12 and 20 degrees Celsius.
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Friends drop by, including Sonic Youth's drummer, Steve Shelley, and indie-pop harmonizers like Jenny Lewis and the Chapin Sisters.
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The national average this month is $2.47 a gallon, though AAA said that average should drop by the year's end.
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Do a quick web search or visit YouTube for ideas, or drop by your hotel's gym, if it has one.
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Vir Das, the Indian comic and star of ABC's "Whiskey Cavalier" will drop by "Conan" for a stand-up set.
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He used to live in West Hollywood, which made it easy to drop by the Comedy Store for surprise sets.
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Visit any other time, and expect rates for hotels and private tour guides to drop by 30 percent or more.
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An industry body recently estimated that passenger revenue for airlines could drop by as much as $113 billion this year.
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Drop by now, and you'll find croissants, a breakfast sandwich, salads, a burger and more as early as 7 a.m.
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He would drop by Hanrahan's office to keep up with the latest technical advancements, but didn't seek to steer them.
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Half expect China revenue for the year to drop by more than 10% as a direct result of the virus.
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On any given day, Eddie Vedder, Anthony Kiedis, Mick Jagger, Tom Cruise or John F. Kennedy Jr. might drop by.
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That, in itself, did not surprise him; household names have been known to drop by to work out new material.
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Kenya's agriculture ministry has declared a food crisis as the maize harvest is set to drop by about a quarter.
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Separately, Mastercard said its current-quarter revenue would drop by 2% to 278% if the coronavirus persists through the quarter.
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During the summer, you can drop by the Hollywood Bowl and watch the Los Angeles Philharmonic rehearse — and it's free.
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Its stock lost 8% on Monday when it warned profits would again drop by up to 13% as a result.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, average premiums will initially rise and then drop by about 20 percent in 2026.
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Those of us who have a lot of followers — I saw my followers drop by, I don't know, like 30,000.
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Two consecutive generations in poor neighbourhoods cause the measured intelligence of children to drop by eight or nine IQ points.
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If they spend up on content, it will hurt margins and cause the stock to drop by 15%, he calculates.
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This means that, if we go into next year with a continuing resolution, discretionary spending must drop by $100 billion.
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The best estimate we have projects that deductibles could drop by $400, alongside lower copays and out-of-pocket maximums.
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The CBO and JCT report also estimated that federal Medicaid outlays would drop by $2628 billion between 28503 and 22019.
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Those of us who have a lot of followers — I saw my followers drop by, I don't know, like 30,000.
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Dr. Dobson said that mosquito populations drop by 70 to 95 percent — the larger the area, the stronger the effect.
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He said with the new planes, costs would go down by 40 percent and operating expenses would drop by 15 percent.
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But that's no reason why you can't still drop by colleges with the foresight to have the same name as you.
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New Englanders can drop by to see all the monstrous winners of the fair's Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off through October 14th.
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The Tesla chief executive is, however, attending a government event in Shanghai today and will drop by Beijing later this week.
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The short film is broadcast via headphones to curious onlookers, who can drop by, tune in, and find out what happens.
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Back in February, I caught wind of a major vintage sale at a store uptown and made plans to drop by.
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"They don't and can't allocate funds drop by drop, if they aim to invest hundreds of millions a year," Farley explained.
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Be sure to read our thoughts on last week's episode, and drop by the comments to discuss "Munchkins" in more detail.
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Traders of futures tied to the rate have priced in a full percentage-point drop by the end of next year.
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Revenue Decline: Fitch forecasts DTAC's service revenue (excluding inter-connection charges) to drop by a low-single-digit percentage in 2016.
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While he has mostly been streaming without an audience, every so often an errant person will drop by and stick around.
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Funding for the Superfund program to clean up the nation's most contaminated sites would drop by $330 million to $762 million.
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The biggest decline was in the Eagle Ford in Texas, which was set to drop by 513,000 bpd to 947,000 bpd.
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This exhibition is #onviewnow until Sunday, so make sure to drop by the O to check it out before it's gone!
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Some EV drivers — including this correspondent — recently found that range can drop by half when the mercury tumbles into negative territory.
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Canada, Belgium, and Norway all saw their approval ratings of U.S. leadership drop by at least 40 percentage points in 2017.
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The IEA estimated that Iranian exports would drop by the same amount as they did during the last round of sanctions.
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If you filed permits to do the work, your local tax assessor can pull those and drop by for a visit.
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Tech profits are expected to fall by more than 5 percent, and financials are expected to drop by over 7 percent.
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Insomnia Cookies will be giving away one free traditional cookie if you drop by in store at any point all day.
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The Berlin Wall may have come down quickly, but the legacy of State Plan 14.25 played out slowly, drop by drop.
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Twenty-three percent of wealthy investors expect stocks to drop by 5 percent this quarter, up from 5 percent in Q23.
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RISE loans drop by 50 percent APR after 24 months, and fall to a fixed 36 percent APR by 36 months.
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Urbanites armed with selfie poles and shiny new cars seeking a weekend getaway drop by to buy the naturally made clothes.
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Banks' interest rate margin will drop by 16 percent, roughly a sixth, if rates stay steady for the next four years.
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As a result of the grounding, the carrier expects its seating capacity to drop by 11% during the holiday travel season.
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Despite the modest digs, clients like Ciara, Cara Delevingne, Rachel McAdams and Emily Ratajkowski often drop by to try on clothes.
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When someone has a heart attack, every second counts — someone's chances of survival drop by 10% for each minute without treatment.
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Global emissions must drop by nearly 50 percent in just over a decade to stay on track to meet this target.
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"In general, we are expecting HMD prices to drop by approximately 15 percent annually over the next several years," Wheelock says.
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If you're in the neighborhood, be sure to drop by, shower Nick in love and affection, and check out his art.
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With the processor running, gradually add 103 tablespoon of the oil, drop by drop, to establish the base for the emulsion.
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EPA's research and science budget — including national labs — would drop by 40 percent, and grants to states would drop 45 percent.
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If the Jones Act were suspended, consumer prices would drop by 15 percent to 20 percent and energy costs would plummet.
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Family and friends drop by to tell you that you're an 'inspiration' or to utter phrases about 'the indomitable human spirit.
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It is a more severe and usually more sustained downturn in the market, when stocks drop by at least 20 percent.
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It has projected that its profitability will drop by more than a quarter during the fiscal year ending in March 2020.
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Prescriptions have fallen notably since then, and the Trump administration is pushing for them to drop by another third by 241.
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Analysts think the pound might drop by about 15 percent against the dollar — to around $1.10 — in a no-deal scenario.
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Other studies have forecast higher job losses, and Consumer Reports estimates industry sales would drop by more than 2 million vehicles.
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Losers: Julián Castro, one of the risers in June's debates, was less visible and saw his mentions drop by a third.
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But visits from international visitors could drop by 16% this year — including 20% fewer Americans, who are regarded as bigger spenders.
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According to Bloomberg's consensus forecast, new starts are expected to drop by 3.3 percent to an annual rate of 1.245 million.
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At Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House in City Center, White House aides, including Kellyanne Conway, are known to drop by.
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In the early days of the rebel takeover, he said, his nephews used to drop by with fresh bread and meat.
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The late Johnny Carson's estate in Malibu, Ca. saw its price drop by $16 million, to $65 million from $81 million.
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In total these sectors saw aggregate capital spending drop by 1% in the past four quarters compared with the prior year.
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" After Mr. Amer leaves the stage, Mr. Attell quips to the crowd: "You never know who might kinda sorta drop by.
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But analysts estimate Iranian oil production could drop by between 22002,000 and 1 million barrels per day from about 3.8 million bpd.
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For those in town for business events at the Suntec City Convention & Exhibition Centre, drop by the newly opened lifestyle store Mporium.
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Funds took big bets on oil's rally, only to see the commodity drop by more than 40 percent since the October highs.
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In the video, Za'Vier and his family are dancing to a 2014 song called "Drop" by the Atlanta performers Freco and Merlo.
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Even so, many of the factors remain that led the yuan to drop by 7% last year, its steepest fall on record.
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Xiaomi founder Lei Jun saw his wealth drop by about a third, as his company suffers a slump in global smartphone sales.
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Output of pork, China's favorite meat, will likely drop by a further 10% to 15% in 2020, it said in a report.
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Output of pork, China's favorite meat, will likely drop by a further 10% to 15% in 2020, it said in a report.
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But the demand for repetitive or digitally-unskilled jobs could drop by around 10%, the consulting firm said in a 2018 report.
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Bogdan last month said the cost of those engines would drop by 3 percent to 4 percent in each of the contracts.
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The Co-op said it had seen the popularity of notes and coins drop by over 10% during the last two years.
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The Census Bureau's own analysis concluded that the initial response rates of non-citizen households could drop by as much as 5%.
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Gasoline stocks increased by 513,000 barrels, less than anticipated, while distillate stockpiles posted a larger-than-expected drop by 2.3 million barrels.
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Analysts think the pound might drop by about 15 percent against the U.S. dollar – to around $1.10 – in a no-deal scenario.
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Trump's meeting with Poroshenko was officially called a "drop-by" visit after the Ukrainian leader's separate session with Vice President Mike Pence.
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When sanctions peaked between 2011 and 2014, Iranians saw their incomes drop by more than 20%, to just over $5,300 on average.
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Wal-Mart hopes to offset that drop by adding positions for e-commerce services like online grocery pick-up, a spokesman said.
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It uses a pour-over method to brew double-strength coffee hot directly over ice, instantly cooling it down drop by drop.
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There are projections that if you double the tax, the number of [drunken driving] deaths would drop by more than a third.
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History shows that internet stocks tend to drop by large amounts the day after their first quarterly report as a public company.
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This forbearance was withdrawn in January 2016, so banks using this should see their capital ratios drop by the same 60-80bps.
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December saw two-wheeler sales drop by 20 percent on a yearly basis as the full effects of demonetisation began to show.
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Gasoline stocks are expected to decline by 1 million barrels and diesel and other distillates are projected to drop by 300,000 barrels.
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That was roughly twice the growth rate of Italy and Spain, while Greeks saw their wealth drop by more than 4 percent.
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The Saudi market is still up 5 percent year-to-date, far outperforming a 12 percent drop by the emerging market index.
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Nondefense spending would drop by $22019 billion from current levels, assuming none of the new OCO funding were allocated for nondefense purposes.
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The Nasdaq, the marketplace which is home to a number of technology stocks, saw its value drop by 3.4%, or 277.10 points.
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Research on climate change science would drop by two-thirds; Department of Education funding and the social safety net would be slashed.
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And I say this having lived through five excruciating minutes during which coffee was brewed drop by drop atop a digital scale.
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Traders said the nearly 2 percent drop by the euro in the first six weeks of the year may have been overdone.
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Neighbouring properties fall by 5%; those in the same block drop by 3%; and those in the same estate 1% (see chart).
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AND FINALLY ... Breakfast buddies When you stay at a hotel named Giraffe Manor, don't be surprised when friends drop by for breakfast.
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For example, we've seen valuation multiples for unprofitable SaaS companies drop by more than 2150 percent from 2180 to today (see below).
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You know your show has cachet when household names can be induced to drop by and plunge an arm into a toilet.
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RBC Capital Markets was calling for Venezuela's production to drop by up to another half a million barrels per day in 2019.
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The store is strategically located, within walking distance of China's premier university campus, but people from all over the country drop by.
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Opened quietly last October, this is not the kind of shop where you can just drop by on a whim and browse.
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Specifically, Facebook said its revenue growth rate would drop by "high single digit" percentage points sequentially in the third and fourth quarters.
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By 2040, the conventional meat supply will drop by more than 33%, according to a report from the consulting firm AT Kearney.
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Altria anticipates the cigarette industry volume to drop by an adjusted rate of 4% to 6% by the end of this year.
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The government said a shortage of feed could see pig production drop by a fifth by the peak year-end festive period.
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Drop by if you can and give the volunteers a donation for those doing it pretty tough this Christmas, or head online.
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Now, less than a week after the worst single-day drop by the Dow in its history, both markets are looking up.
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We start watching the first episode of The Bachelor while we wait for them to drop by, obviously have libations in hand.
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In Maryland, which recently received federal approval for a reinsurance program, rates will now drop by 13%, instead of rising by 30%.
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The state's education system has seen inflation-adjusted general funding per student drop by about 28 percent over the last 10 years.
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In less severe circumstances, global beer consumption would drop by just 4% on average while prices leap by 15%, the study showed.
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When I contacted him about his work, he jokingly suggested that I drop by for dinner — at his place in northern Syria.
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Capital required to expand the company's Horizon oil sands project in Alberta will drop by C$21 billion next year, Laut said.
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Uber saw its stock drop by more than 5% despite beating analyst expectations of its revenue and losses for the third quarter.
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The S&P 500's largest 10 companies by market capitalization have seen their combined values drop by more than $113 trillion.
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In Maryland, which recently instituted such a reinsurance program, rates for 220 will now drop by 229%, instead of rising by 210%.
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According to the commercial-vehicle-intelligence firm ACT Research's preliminary numbers, North American truck production in 2020 will drop by 34 to 35%.
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There are now about 5.9 million borrowers who could see their rates drop by at least 75 basis points by refinancing their mortgages.
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Drop by any of these fast-casual salad bars for a BOGO deal on any salad or wrap with your choice of protein.
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They are predicting that Macy's annual earnings per share could drop by 28 percent, from $3.98 in 2019 to $2.88 the next year.
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It had been dropping by 10 to 19303 feet a year; this year it's only going to drop by 2 to 3 feet.
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It is for new subscribers only but it's perfect for getting your playlists together for whenever your relatives or friends unexpectedly drop by.
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The richest Indonesians saw their combined wealth drop by $9 billion in 2015 due to lower commodity prices and a weaker rupiah currency.
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Episode 4, "Drop by Drop" Gordie performs an autopsy on Cassandra, while some of the stronger boys dig a grave for her outside.
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The current world average of 74 annual mild days will drop by four days by 2035 and 10 days by 2081 to 2100.
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It forecast China's steel consumption to drop by only 0.5 percent in 2016, against an initial prediction for a decline of 4.9 percent.
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His lone incompletion came via a drop by Henry, who attempted to run toward a wide swath of field before securing the catch.
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Concerns over the health of its balance-sheet have prompted Casino's shares to drop by nearly 30% since the start of the year.
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Operating costs over a truck's lifetime (about 22045,230 miles) would drop by about half using self-driving trucks versus rigs driven by people.
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We drop by my apartment so I can change and then we hit up a casual breakfast place for coffee and egg sandwiches.
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Average fares in Europe could drop by as much as 15% year-on-year this winter as airlines try to keep planes full.
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I love to drop by the local farm, get whatever's in season (plus a few dry good staples) and see what can happen.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index led losses with a 1.59% drop by the afternoon as protests continued over the contentious Chinese extradition law.
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Drop by an Apple store or authorized dealer, or talk to tech support to get your afflicted iPhone 6 Plus back in action.
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While tech stocks in general have been taking a beating since the start of the year, that's a sharp drop by any measure.
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Japan's 2019 oil demand will drop by 0.1 percent from 453 while South Korea's will remain flat, according to forecasts from Energy Aspects.
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Airfares from the U.S. to Cuba are expected to drop by as much as 50%, to an average of $364, according to Hopper.
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The economy was expected to have added 2323,2232 jobs in February, and unemployment is expected to drop by a tenth to 240 percent.
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"They just saw their housing stock drop by 3 percent because of this disaster," said Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics in Los Angeles.
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Companies limited the drop by eating into their profits; payouts totalled 28 percent of profits last year, up from 22015 percent in 2014.
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Starting this year, however, the credit's value will drop by 20 percent each year for projects that start construction from 2017 through 2019.
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But soybean cash receipts are expected to drop by 6.6 percent year over year, reflecting forecasts of lower prices and less volume sold.
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I also drop by Hy-Vee (two pieces of salmon, spinach, quinoa-oatmeal hot cereal, carrots, cumin, lemon, and an onion for $19.12).
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"Donations from those who usually give at these drives drop by more than 80% when school is out for the summer," she explains.
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As a result of weighting cut, JP Morgan estimated the average yields on the EM indices would drop by some 45 basis points.
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The IRS budget has plummeted more than $800 billion from 2010 to 2017, a period that saw its workforce drop by 19 percent.
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This follows a brutal month for the commodity which has seen both oil benchmarks drop by around 17 percent in the past month.
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Mandatory federal spending on health care would drop by $1.9 trillion, or nearly 13 percent, over the next decade, according to the CBO.
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Around the holidays, I like to have some gifts on hand, in case friends or neighbors drop by with unexpected gifts for us.
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Saturday • Drop by the 210-hour bird watching marathon, The Little Big Day Bird Count, at the Greenbelt Nature Center on Staten Island.
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On average, nurses hired through Incredible Health see their salaries increase by 17% and their commute times drop by 15%, according to Abuzeid.
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The total amount of coal mined for electricity would drop by one-third, compared with levels that are already the lowest in decades.
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Even if you were to eliminate all psychiatric illness from the population, the rate of violence would drop by only about 4 percent.
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On the Eagles' 13-yard drive, Foles was 5 for 6 for 70 yards, the only incompletion being a drop by Jay Ajayi.
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By some predictions, the amount of land suitable for growing coffee in Central America could drop by more than 40 percent by 2050.
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In 22020, demobilisation and the conversion from wartime to peacetime production caused industrial output to drop by 28-22019% progressively over 12 months.
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The finance ministry said it expected the economy to drop by 5.1% this year compared to 2.2% growth seen in the original budget.
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Collectively, emissions from electricity in the alliance states are expected to drop by half between 2005 and 2025, the Rhodium Group analysis found.
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Much of the index's decline was due to a late drop by top petrochemical producer Saudi Basic Industries, which ended 1.0 percent lower.
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One American cosmetics company saw sales drop by a fifth after a campaign on Twitter falsely claimed it tested its products on animals.
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Chinese soybean imports from the U.S. could drop by as much as 71 percent if the country imposed trade restrictions, the study found.
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Then his mother, an integration activist, told him about a group called Teens Take Charge and Toby decided to drop by a meeting.
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Malaysian palm oil stockpiles will peak by year-end, and are forecast to drop by 750,000 tonnes between December and June, Fry said.
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The income-tax rate for the lowest bracket will fall from 22% to 9%; value-added tax will drop by two percentage points.
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Many evenings, a Mongolian friend of the family would drop by for drinks and impromptu performances of war songs, dances and epic poems.
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Increased tariffs and other barriers could see Cambodia's real GDP fall by 1.08%, and household consumption drop by 1.4%, according to this simulation.
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Millennium bcp said its common equity Tier 1 capital ratio would drop by 384 points to 1.833 percent under the hypothetical stress scenario.
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U.S. crude inventories are expected to have fallen for an eighth straight week and drop by 3.4 million barrels, a Reuters poll shows.
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These customers crave convenience and tend to spend more per order than those who just drop by the supermarket for a few items.
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In China, in particular, the company saw transactions drop by 280.3 percent, while stores open at least a year increased sales by 26 percent.
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Just drop by a restaurant or drive-thru during the allotted time frame, or order the crunchy snack online any time during the day.
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When Facebook posted disappointing quarterly results in July, causing its market capitalisation to drop by over $100bn, higher costs for moderation were partly implicated.
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But average yields of irrigated wheat—common in countries such as China and India—could drop by 4% and maize harvests would fall everywhere.
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She would just drop by, pop in the back door, ask me what I had eaten for lunch, and if I had any friends.
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The software giant announced the price drop on Twitter today, simply revealing that Xbox One S consoles and bundles will drop by $113 tomorrow.
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AstraZeneca (AZN) saw second-quarter profit drop by almost a third, as generic competition weighs on sales of its best-selling Crestor cholesterol treatment.
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With all these factors combined, growth in Asia could drop by up to 0.9 point over the next couple of years, the IMF estimated.
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Specifically, to qualify as a "weather bomb," the minimum central pressure of the storm must drop by at least 0 millibars within 22017 hours.
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Still, if SpaceX's costs routinely drop by $25 to $30 million per flight, for example, the company is making tens of millions per launch.
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Wells reckons that its profits in 2018 will drop by less than $400m—just a blip compared with the $22bn it made in 2017.
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Should a recession occur, Henrich says investors should expect the market to drop by as much as 20 to 25 percent from current levels.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Krispy Kreme : Drop by the bakery chain in your Halloween duds for a free doughnut.
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Even if America introduced all the policies likely to save lives, deaths over the next decade would drop by just 22018%, the academics calculate.
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Trump imposed fresh sanctions on Tehran in May and market watchers expect Iran's output to drop by a third by the end of 2018.
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In fact, homeownership rates drop by 22018 percentage points for every $673,267 increase in student debt, a 2580 study by the Federal Reserve found.
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Trump imposed fresh sanctions on Tehran in May and market watchers expect Iran's output to drop by a third by the end of 21.
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American retirees like Mexico because they can easily drop by for up to 180 days at a time on a tourist visa, said Stevens.
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Given the sharp decline of crude prices by 20 percent this year, Cox said output was expected to drop by 100,000 bpd in 2016.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics is predicting that the number of teenagers in the labor force will drop by 600,000 between 13 and 2026.
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The storm will undergo bombogenesis, a process in which the minimum central air pressure will drop by at least 21 millibars in 22018 hours.
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Alpha Bank's Common Equity Tier 1 ratio (CET1) would drop by 8.56 percentage points to 9.69 percent according the adverse scenario of the test.
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The president said Monday that Pemex's tax bill would drop by 30 billion pesos ($1.56 billion), without giving a time frame for the reduction.
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But autonomy is supposed to mean that accidents drop by up to four-fifths, and those that occur may not be a human's fault.
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S&P estimated that annual household incomes would drop by £2,700 ($3,440) on average in each of the three years following a messy breakup.
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You can drop by a drive Thursday at the American Museum of Natural History, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, from 9 a.m.
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The demands of Sun's work at Facebook left little time for music, but he would sometimes drop by a showroom to try out instruments.
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Venezuela's output has fallen by about 500,000 barrels a day this year and could drop by the same amount by year's end, Essner said.
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The number of Muslim refugees that enter the country is on pace to drop by about 85 percent, an analysis by The Economist found.
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Iranian news agency Mehr, citing figures from the state oil company, said oil exports would drop by 500,000 bpd with the restart of sanctions.
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The station kept operating, but to disseminate important information, city and state officials had to physically drop by the station to get on air.
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Those cuts, by the way, would see federal healthcare spending drop by $83 billion, or 34 percent below estimates under current law, by 2026.
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Unintended pregnancies would drop by six million a year, meaning 2.1 million fewer unplanned births, 3.2 million fewer abortions, and 5,600 fewer maternal deaths.
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In the past year, four states — Arkansas, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Tennessee — have seen unemployment rates drop by a full percentage point or more.
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"We expect the hog herd to slightly drop by the end of 2018 but production capability and efficiency continues to rise," the ministry said.
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A CAAM association official told Reuters that auto sales are likely to drop by more than 10% for the first half of this year.
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As for the "home" shopping experience, after a moment's thought, Mr. Benbanaste suggested: "They could always email and ask to drop by for tea."
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By definition, the barometric pressure must drop by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours for a storm to be called a bomb cyclone.
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Hundreds of activists had urged the cemetery to take it down, and some had threatened to drop by the site and vandalize it themselves.
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In "Noel: 1974," two fellow teachers drop by Maggie's house and find it filled with lost-boy friends of her sons, all smoking dope.
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The Abu Dhabi index fell 0.2%, hurt by an 0.8% drop by First Abu Dhabi Bank, the largest bank in the United Arab Emirates.
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A CAAM official told Reuters last month that sales are likley to drop by more than 10% in the first half of this year.
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A CAAM official told Reuters last month that sales are likley to drop by more than 10% in the first half of this year.
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"I didn't believe it, you know, until Cinderella saw the carriage — the carriage with all the horses," Dap tells me when I drop by.
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That transition caused ad pricing to drop by about 60 percent from the previous year, he said, though the change is now largely complete.
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Visitors are invited to drop by the museum this Sunday to collaborate on the project and learn more about the artist's book-weaving technique.
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The new digs are an easy drive from the Gulf Coast, and the Beckster invites any '93ers travelling in that area to drop by.
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The western regions of the country saw the greatest increase — over 5 percent — while the Northeast actually saw violent crime drop by 3 percent.
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Global oil demand is expected to drop by 435,000 barrels in the first three months of 2020 compared to the same period last year.
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Be the first to see (and shop) all six outfits from the second Maddie Ziegler <3 Fabletics drop by clicking through the slideshow ahead.
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Famed chef Gina Clarke-Helm will also provide cooking lessons and, in true Barbie style, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin will drop by offering makeovers.
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In the third quarter, sales of the automaker's mass-market Ford brand fell 21990%, while its luxury division Lincoln saw sales drop by 26.9%.
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"I'll drop by three or four times a week," said Connaughton, who is currently renting a high-rise apartment near the Lake Michigan waterfront.
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As newspapers have seen their subscribers drop by half from the 1980s to 2018, news outlets need every advantage to even the playing field.
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He also reads them, in voice-over—word after careful word, as if the lines were being squeezed out of him drop by drop.
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Nissan has said that it expects net profit to drop by almost 47 percent by the end of the current fiscal year in March.
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Mr. Xi has signaled that he is prepared to move forward with his Paris pledge that China's emissions will drop by or before 2030.
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JOBLESS CLAIMS DROP BY 9K: First-time jobless claims maintained their historic hot streak last week, holding below 300,000 for more than a year.
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He no longer aims to be the provider and caregiver, just the occasional "best friend" who can drop by and provide a little love.
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By the end of the episode, my wife was hoping Ike "the Spike" might drop by the police department and take care of Chad.
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By 2025, the US Department of Health and Human Services predicts, the number of school counselors across the country will actually drop by thousands.
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Arizona, according to the study, would see its federal funding for Medicaid and premium subsidies drop by a smaller amount, 10 percent, by 2026.
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Trump slapped fresh sanctions on Tehran in May and market watchers expect Iran's output to drop by a third by the end of 2018.
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While involved with Emily, he still attends family dinner every week which is occasionally attended by random, unattached Pakistani girls who happen to "drop by".
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In recent months, Turner said, upgrades have helped crime in the area drop by 20 percent -- a sign that APD is on the right track.
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Per Bloomberg, all of the companies saw their value drop by 763 percent, below $1 per share in each case, during Farnsworth's tenures with firms.
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Barquin began to phone Sally Dale to suggest that he could have the bishop and some nuns drop by her house to talk about things.
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Some economists have forecast that tourism revenue will drop by a quarter this year, costing around $8 billion, or equal to 1 percent of GDP.
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I buy some time but promise to submit it by tomorrow, which means I'll have to drop by the restaurant today to get the scoop.
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Once the building is complete, scientists reckon that the flow of nutrient-rich sediment to the South China Sea will drop by more than 90%.
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Dawson has created a magical world inhabited by characters so engaging and real it seems plausible they might drop by for a cup of coffee.
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It didn't drop by much — 20163,000 votes in Michigan, 27,000 votes in Wisconsin — but it was enough to tip close races and the electoral college.
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Snap reported its first-ever earnings on Wednesday and saw its shares drop by a whopping 25% due to sluggish user growth and rising costs.
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Payne himself would be making a surprise drop-by to deliver a few massive hugs and a special surprise for these truly overwhelmed super-fans.
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This was one of the changes credited with the "Boston miracle," in which the city saw violent crime drop by 79 percent in the 1990s.
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Harris County, Texas, which is home to Houston, saw wages drop by more than a billion dollars on an annualized basis in the first quarter.
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Huawei's founder and CEO, Ren Zhengfei, says that he expects US sanctions to cause the company's revenue to drop by billions of dollars, Reuters reports.
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Analyst Rod Hall said in a note to clients that Apple's earnings could drop by 153% if the company's products were banned in mainland China.
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Those who didn't see the birth, can still drop by Chester Zoo and say hello to the new arrival at the Western African chimpanzee exhibit.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would make quite the comedic duo should they ever wish to drop by the Comedy Cellar on their international travels.
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Retail sales, which exclude sales to rental car companies and other commercial businesses, are expected to drop by about 5 percent to 2.9 million units.
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The bank said it expected the ratio to drop by another 110 basis points, thanks to a regulatory change to the treatment of Australian mortgages.
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India's gold demand in the March quarter is set to drop by about two-thirds from a year ago to its lowest in seven years.
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Four states — Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia — have seen their unemployment rates drop by more than 2628 percentage point over the last year.
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Some economists have forecast that tourism revenue will drop by a quarter this year, costing around $8 billion, the equivalent of 1 percent of GDP.
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In the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale field, spending will drop by half to $2.2 billion, and by a third in Colorado's shale fields.
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A study commissioned by the Federation of American Hospitals and the American Hospital Association estimates that total hospital revenue could drop by $400 billion nationally.
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The Federal Labor Relations Authority, which has announced plans to close two offices, saw employee engagement drop by 31 percentage points compared with last year.
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She also pointed out that New Jersey, which banned short-term plans and instituted its own individual mandate, saw 2019 sign-ups drop by 8%.
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Brown opened the scoring with the game's first shot 10 seconds after puck drop by deflecting Christian Folin's point offering, setting off a crazy game.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters had expected payroll growth of 192,000 and the jobless rate to drop by one-tenth of a percent to 4.0 percent.
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" Europe saw its deaths by terrorism drop by 75% in 2017, a number that Institute for Economics & Peace executive chairman Steve Killelea called "absolutely dramatic.
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He added that workers affected by pay cuts would see their salary drop by 3 percent rather than 30 percent as suggested by the unions.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley, whose earnings are more reliant on markets than peers, both saw their profits drop by more than half.
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Smaller towns throughout the city, originally built to house steel workers, have seen their population drop by as much as a third in recent decades.
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Don't be surprised if Putin manages to have President Donald Trump drop by as an honored guest at the World Cup final in July 15.
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Valero, for instance, has seen earnings-per-share forecasts for the next 783 months drop by 278 percent, according to StarMine, a Thomson Reuters subsidiary.
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The banks are well funded at the moment but may face problems if house prices were to drop by more than 25 percent, says Kraizberg.
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But if the region expands renewable energy and grid integration, electricity sector carbon emissions will drop by 15 percent and other contaminants by 10 percent.
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In a few days they will call to check in; their brother will drop by; they'll be home for the holidays before I know it.
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During the regular session, the S&P 500 must drop by 6003% before triggering the New York Stock Exchange's circuit breaker, which halts trading temporarily.
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"For RMB devaluation alone to offset the 15 percent tariff increase for some shoes, the currency would have to drop by more than 40 percent."
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While there, you'll want to drop by the Fondazione Prada, which does the kind of offbeat exhibitions no one else ever thinks of or dares.
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Cohen, who once had to beg Trump to drop by his son's bar mitzvah, elbowed into the swamp by pretending he had the president's ear.
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Operating income at the company's Shanghai park could drop by about $135 million this quarter if the park remains closed for two months, she added.
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After the first two contests, many of the hopefuls will finally have the chance for serious rest and relaxation after they drop by the wayside.
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Last year, 11 million Chinese visitors traveled to Thailand, but this number is expected to drop by 2 million this year, according to The Guardian.
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U.S. natural gas output from shale formations is expected to drop by about 0.2 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) to 6823 bcfd in March.
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Sales in local stores have been known to drop by 30% following the opening of a nearby dollar store, cutting into grocers' already slim margins.
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Her restaurant, Chef & the Farmer, attracts talent from the best professional kitchens in the South; traveling food celebrities drop by to learn about the region.
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Death sentences declined to a historic low in 2016, expected to drop by 220 percent from the already record-low amount of sentences in 22016.
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Death sentences declined to a historic low in 2016, expected to drop by 39 percent from the already record-low amount of sentences in 20153.
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Farmers are not expected to skip nitrogen fertilizer applications entirely, which would cause yields to drop by about half, according to Purdue University agronomist Bob Nielsen.
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Some economists have forecast that tourism revenue will drop by a quarter this year, costing around $8 billion, or the equivalent of 1 percent of GDP.
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The WSJ reports that the iPhone SE is currently sold by India resellers for $320, but that government officials hope this price will drop by $100.
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According to Square, the average cost of a natural tree on that day is $47, but prices drop by 22 percent the entire week before Christmas.
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He gave up the fight on June 123th, allowing the currency to drop by 5.3% against the dollar on a day that ended with his departure.
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Jerry Albright, principal of actuarial and insurance risk practice at KPMG, a research and advisory firm, estimates that car accidents will drop by 80% by 2040.
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Payton said the officer told him that he was likely to be charged by police in Orem and that he should expect them to drop by.
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"If the current trend continues, the portfolio of companies incorporated in Panama is going to drop by about 20 percent this year," De La Guardia said.
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A group of U.S banks including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America saw shares drop by at least 8 percent to begin this year.
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It must have looked like a brainwave to someone in Mr Peña's inner circle to invite the candidates in the American presidential election to drop by.
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Art of the 'drop-by' The President's eldest daughter has also dropped by media interviews in the Oval Office during the first months of the administration.
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That's where the Cadillac House comes into play, a chic public space where anyone can drop by and steep in the brand's past, present, and future.
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The market has been weighed by the yen's recent appreciation and a drop by crude oil prices to three-month lows adding to the sombre mood.
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PBF was not alone, as the collection of U.S. independent refiners saw their net income drop by 74 percent year-over-year in the first quarter.
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That's down from 200,000 in the mid-20th century, and populations are likely to drop by half, except in southern Africa, over the next two decades.
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If Mr. Gordon's adventurousness suits you, you'll certainly want to drop by the exhibition "THINGS: A Queer Legacy of Graphic Art and Play" at Participant Inc.
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With this inside information, timely trades were made prior to the public announcement of the drug's failure, which caused the company's value to drop by 92%.
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And if not, I'll still drop by when I' m craving smoked bluefish spread, a New England treat that almost never turns up this far south.
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Tighter regulations have caused imports of copper scrap to drop by 40 percent, but that should translate into higher import demand for copper in other forms.
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The goal is to reduce the backlog in Manhattan Criminal Court, which officials told the New York Times could drop by about 10,000 cases per year.
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On Sunday, James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said unemployment could reach 30 percent, and GDP could drop by 50 percent.
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Critic's Pick If you genuinely want neighbors who have never been to your house to drop by, you have to make a point of inviting them.
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"This is the fourth time in my career I've seen [crude] prices drop by more than 50% in a very short period of time," Wirth said.
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Nathanson estimates that the pay TV business will have seen its numbers drop by 6.8 percent by the time all the major companies report even more.
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Some workers have had their hourly overtime rate on Sundays drop by up to 5 percent, with further cuts to follow in 2018, 2019 and 5503.
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That number could drop by November if Mr. Sanders does not win the nomination: research shows that most of Mr. Sanders's supporters eventually rallied to Mrs.
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When foreign dignitaries cycle through the United Nations, they make sure to drop by City Hall, especially because she was once the country's secretary of state.
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Sarah will suggest that I throw my own dance party sometime, her smile implying that if they're in the neighborhood, she and Jesse might drop by.
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The association estimates construction in Berlin will see revenues drop by some 750 million euros ($832.05 million) a year and some 10,000 jobs will be threatened.
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The coronavirus could cause Vietnam's GDP growth rate to drop by around 1% for the year, former Vietnamese government adviser Le Dang Doanh told Business Insider.
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Two carved leaves should unexpected guests drop by, and these still gleamed with polish though the tabletop itself was bleached and scarred: ruthless curator of memory.
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Barnes & Noble – The book retailer is cutting staff by an unspecified amount, following a weak holiday season that saw comparable-store sales drop by 6.4 percent.
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We concluded that fully removing internet controls in a country like Russia today would cause the government's popularity ratings to drop by about 35 percentage points.
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On Sunday, he's expected to drop by the Super Bowl party convened at the Trump International Golf Club, next to the airport in West Palm Beach.
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For example, you might ask your direct reports to drop by your office only during pre-set office hours rather than at all times of day.
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Finman is calling his latest endeavor a "crypto space drop," by which cryptocurrency can be sent through a constellation of satellites to an antenna on Earth.
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In May and November, however, prices at many lodges drop by as much as 30 percent or more, and the game viewing is just as rich.
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Samsung had already warned in January that sales and operating profit would drop by a double-digit percentage this quarter, citing weakness in those same businesses.
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Lakeith Stanfield, Stephen Merchant and a badly used Vicky Krieps also drop by for abuse, though their exploitation pales compared with that endured by Salander enthusiasts.
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The original Korean series, for instance, famously saw Ryan Reynolds drop by for a one-off performance while he was on the Deadpool 2 publicity circuit.
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Kentucky, for example, estimates that Medicaid enrollment would drop by nearly 20,000 people (assuming a full year of coverage) in the first year of its waiver.
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At that point, American and Chinese agricultural production, particularly in corn and wheat, would drop by about 219 to 231 percent in the first five years.
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Concerned about the availability of healthcare at the facility, Crow tried to drop by Wednesday but was denied entry because he hadn't made an appointment in advance.
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He said Amgen's 2019 outlook assumes its global net sales prices will drop by a rate in the "mid-single digits" after falling 1 percent in 2018.
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That year saw visits to doctors, the most common service for kids, as well as to radiology services and surgery services, drop by 0.4 percent from 2013.
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In fact, in the U.S., we've seen the number of decks with six or more views drop by nearly a full percentage point from 2018 to 2019.
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On Deck Capital shares lost more than 33 percent in trading Tuesday, and Lending Club, which focuses more on consumer loans, saw shares drop by 10 percent.
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As it turned out, there was a Lush store 10 to 15 minutes away from campus, so I figured I'd drop by and apply for a job.
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Retailers say they expect sales for July and August to drop by double-digits from a year earlier, while hoteliers are bracing for a wave of cancellations.
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Pouyanne said Total like its peers was being hit by the fall in crude prices and that the company expected its results to drop by 20 percent.
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Geist then said he though the stories were the result of an opposition research drop by Democrats, which prompted Bloomberg's Mark Halperin, another panelist, to weigh in.
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First-quarter auto sales are expected to drop by nearly 2.5 percent from a year earlier, to 4 million units, according to J.D. Power and LMC Automotive.
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"They saw their 401(k) [plan] drop by 40 percent, 50 percent, and those are the ones that still haven't gotten over ... [that] bear market," Downing said.
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The fourth-largest insurer, Health Net, saw its market share decrease by 4 percentage points to 14 percent after seeing enrollment drop by more than 35,000 people.
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In the ice cream business, Mr. Hagiwara said Akagi had calculated that Garigari-kun's sales volume would drop by 7 percent as a result of raising prices.
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Retailers saying they expect sales for July and August to drop by double-digits from a year earlier, while hoteliers are bracing for a wave of cancellations.
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Premiums for these ObamaCare compliant plans could be 39 percent higher compared to current law by 2022 while premiums for noncompliant plans could drop by 77 percent.
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For example, marriage rates among millennials are estimated to drop by 70% and a record number will remain unmarried by age 40, according to the Urban Institute.
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Our black carbon emissions are down 6900 percent since 2628 and are on track to drop by nearly half by 28503, the best of any Arctic country.
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Investor trepidation — possibly due to Wendy's many short-lived dalliances with breakfast over the years — caused the company's stock to drop by over 11% after the announcement.
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The company said it expects revenue in the current quarter to drop by 843% to 5% from a year earlier to between $12.07 billion to $11.82 billion.
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Government data forecasts India's annual water availability per person to drop by over 25 percent by 23 to 1,140 cubic metres from 1,545 cubic metres in 2011.
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The extra growth also came with bigger federal deficits, with revenue expected to drop by about $1.9 trillion over ten years, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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"Baselworld organizers were expecting the number of exhibitors to drop by 30-60 percent next year," Mario Peserico, head of the Eberhard brand, told Reuters on Thursday.
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But reduced consumption will be widespread, and IHS Markit expects global demand to drop by 3.8 million barrels per day in the first quarter compared to 2019.
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I'll put it on the table with a bowl of crème fraîche on Sunday, for those friends who text when they're in the neighborhood and drop by.
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So a screenwriter, a photographer, the district attorney of Clinton County, N.Y., and Ben Stiller drop by a small-town street corner together to see a manhole.
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Recent research suggests that at current rates, Greece's population, which was around 10.9 million in 2015, could drop by between 800,0683 and 2.5 million people by 2050.
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I'm betting our customers will love Jill Biden's new memoir — she and Joe Biden have a home nearby, and drop by the bookstore from time to time.
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After a 2,000-point drop by the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday, the Dow bounced back somewhat Tuesday, rising 1,000 points late in the trading session.
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After a 2,000-point drop by the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday, the index bounced back somewhat Tuesday, rising 1,100 points late in the trading session.
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Still, the drop by the central bank is a result of high volatility in the markets on concern that the deadly coronavirus outbreak will impact the economy.
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Star guests like the American saxophonist Kamasi Washington drop by to jam when they're on tour, and London D.J.s, radio hosts and jazz heads all turn up.
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With 3 billion people in lockdown, global oil requirements could drop by 20%, International Energy Agency head Fatih Birol said, according to a Reuters report on Friday.
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Several global events have been postponed and economists say retail sales, a key economic pillar in the Asian financial hub, could drop by 20%-30% this year.
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Haendel would meet up with them socially or drop by their studios and take a few quick pictures while catching up, reworking the images together digitally later.
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Scientists expected to see global emissions drop by almost 90 percent between 2015 and 2017, which should have seen growth in atmospheric levels grind to a halt.
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In its earnings call earlier this month, Disney estimated that the park's quarterly operating income could drop by $135 million if it remains closed for two months.
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The coronavirus could cause Vietnam's GDP growth rate to drop by around one percentage point for the year, despite the government's current refusal to lower its target.
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It serves not only community children enrolled in the preschool program but also ones who drop by on evenings and weekends to enjoy the swings and slides.
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A recent report warned that global agricultural production will drop by one-third if farmers do not immediately start planting crops that are resilient to climate change.
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"If you get a 1940s Rolex Bubbleback engraved with a message to a loved one, for example, the price could easily drop by 25 percent," he said.
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Channels like Bounce Patrol now face a double bind: Shannon Jones, Bounce Patrol's creative director, says she's expecting Bounce Patrol's YouTube revenue to drop by 90 percent.
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For majors, spending will collectively drop by around 4 percent this year to represent about a tenth of investment in oil and gas production, known as upstream.
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People at Trump rallies now routinely drop by the media area to give journalists a piece of their minds, such as chanting "Jew-S-A" at them.
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Driving the news: Coal demand for electricity is likely to drop by more than 50% in 11 years, according to a report by the rating agency Moody's.
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You can drop by on Wednesday to watch the group finish piecing together its process, then attend on Saturday to see how it works as a whole.
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The overall crime rate is projected to drop by 22005 percent, putting the crime rate in these cities at its "lowest since at least 22006," Brennan found.
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It saw its revenue drop by 49.5 percent from the same period in 2015, and it swung from a $22 million profit to a $121 million loss.
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In the first half of this year it delivered a modest 47,100 vehicles, prompting its share price to drop by 10% in the three days following the announcement.
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But the coffee giant saw transactions there drop by 2 percent, and some analysts worry the company could see a further slowdown if trade disputes aren't resolved quickly.
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Both Bosma's widow Sharlene and the couple's tenant Wayne De Boer testified to seeing two men drop by May 153 to meet Bosma and check out the truck.
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Gold imports into India, the world's second biggest buyer of the metal, could drop by 21 percent in 268.4500 from a year ago, according to a Reuters poll.
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A few hundred people — originally residents of Leer and the surrounding villages — had crept out of hiding as news spread of a food drop by an aid plane.
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But all over the US, the situation is more dire: each 1 degree Celsius increase in temperatures could cause yields in agriculture to drop by about 9 percent.
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On net, she finds, for every 10 percent increase in housing supply, rents for properties within 500 feet drop by 1 percent, relative to other high-demand areas.
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KCB, the country's biggest bank group by assets, said on Tuesday it expected its return on equity to drop by 400 basis points this year to 21 percent.
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The company's results were helped by new deals involving the Star Trek franchise, but it also saw advertising revenue drop by 2.6 percent compared to a year earlier.
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Just as Alice has crossed to spot 50, she's sabotaged by another cam girl named Princess, who instructs her followers to make Lola's spot drop by 10 places.
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We drop by one of our favorite waffle places, where I get a ham and cheese waffle and a latte, and she gets an eggnog waffle and coffee.
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An investor who wants to short a stock borrows shares then sells them, betting that the price will drop by the time the borrowed shares must be returned.
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Twitter's monthly user count dropped by 1 million over the past few months and could drop by millions more as the company cracks down on bots and spam.
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Zooming in to specific regions, 2°C would cause freshwater availability drop by twice as much in the Mediterranean as it would under a 1.5°C warming scenario.
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Congressional leaders and other political notables would drop by to see the president-elect and make plans for the future, but the level of discussion was usually general.
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Particularly arcade games, which were designed to maximize 'coin drop' by creating conditions in which the player is likely to be removed from the game after 3 minutes.
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It'll be interesting to see if Apple offers similar financing in India, where it saw sales drop by 40 percent in 2018 according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Gold imports into India, the world's second biggest buyer of the metal, could drop by 18 percent in 603 from a year ago, according to a Reuters poll.
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You stop going to the shopping arcade in Brussels or you try to drop by to purchase your new sunglasses at 11 AM or 3 in the afternoon.
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The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 3.4 percent and MSCI's all-country world stock index fell 4.8 percent on Friday; Middle East markets may drop by similar margins.
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Up to the Swiss now if they want to let an inspection team come round for a visit—or wait for a couple of Tomahawks to drop by.
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On aggregate, compared with the peak in investment of close to $274 billion in 21, the data shows that spending did drop by some $22014 trillion to 280.
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To stay below that threshold, carbon dioxide emissions would need to drop by 2900 percent below 220006 levels by 2202, and then achieve "net zero" emissions by 2628.
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Oracle executives Larry Ellison, Safra Catz and Mark Hurd saw their pay drop by 214%, according to an proxy statement ahead of the database giant's annual shareholder meeting.
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"If they close 200 stores this year, operating expenses should drop by $20 million next year," Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter told Business Insider in an email last week.
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Finding a KitchenAid mixer for less than $200 isn't a regular occurrence, and this price likely won't drop by more than $10 or $15 more on Black Friday.
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President Donald Trump has escalated his attacks on Amazon over the past month, causing the company's stock to drop by as much as 13 percent in that span.
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Production of shale oil is expected to drop by 22015,230 bpd this year and a further 22003,2320 bpd in 21.2 before recovering to 22012 million bpd in 8003.
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They drop by your desk to grab materials right before a meeting or respond to your emails two weeks late, only to criticize your idea — then disappear again.
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Month by month, year by year, I shed my Russianness; as Chekhov once said about his serf parentage, I squeezed my Russianness out of myself drop by drop.
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This adorable creature decided to drop by YouTube user Justine Maresca's hummingbird feeder when it suddenly decided her finger was a preferable perch over the feeder's plastic ring.
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While luxury real-estate prices are expected to drop by 2% in 2020, Dubai's prime housing market will be boosted by its hosting of Expo 2020 in October.
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B) – Berkshire saw operating profit drop by 23% for its latest quarter, but surging stock prices for its holdings like Apple (AAPL) led to record full-year earnings.
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London (CNN Business)Aston Martin stunned investors Tuesday by warning that its profit for 2019 would drop by about 45% despite healthy orders for its first ever SUV.
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About 100,000 visitors drop by every year, said Ms. Horn, the preserve's director, speaking on the day she was hosting a crew filming a Stephen King television series.
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Peloton, which sells pricey exercise cycles and treadmills with online class subscriptions, went public in October at $29 and swiftly saw it's stock drop by more than 10%.
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On May 17, the price for that phone will drop by $30, and it'll cost $549 for the 8GB/128GB variant, and $599 for the 8GB/256GB variant.
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Under the navigator programs, local community-oriented organizations help people sign up for health care by holding enrollment events where people can drop by to find out more.
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The tabloid Fakt, the country's biggest-circulation daily, owned by Swiss-German joint venture Ringier Axel Springer, has seen ad inflows drop by nearly 70%, according to Kantar's estimates.
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But capital flight out of Egypt has seen foreign holdings of Egyptian treasury bonds drop by $5.3 billion and the stock market fall by 228 percent, pressuring the currency.
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Drop by if only to see what three merged storefronts and five years of construction (and delays) look like: a 5,500-square-foot neighborhood asset in south Adams Morgan.
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Overall, the TPC said that over 5 years federal revenue would drop by $225 trillion, without making any allowances for increased economic growth from the changes in tax policy.
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Because of the pullback, originations in the second quarter are expected to drop by one-third from the prior quarter, Sanborn said at LendingClub's annual stockholders' meeting on Tuesday.
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I'm not going to put real money behind this to buy a $700 stock that could foreseeably drop by half if we're wrong on this trade, you never know.
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The company must notify the public at least 15 days ahead of any bankruptcy filing under state law, and Monday's news prompted its stock price to drop by half.
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What's more, the hand movements turned out to be at the heart of the practice, and without any arm or finger motions, accuracy can drop by more than half.
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Battery capacity can drop by half over 5-10 years - the reason for low EV resale values, said Shigeki Terashi, executive vice president in charge of Toyota's EV strategy.
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Snap a picture, tag it with #StickersInTheWild and #MashSXSW and drop by Hi-Five Island for your chance to win some of the coolest Mashable swag at the House.
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Consultancy CRU estimates that gross domestic product growth in China, which produces and consumes half the world's steel, could drop by up to 1 percentage point if Sino-U.
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The IEA noted that although non-OPEC supply is forecast to drop by 0.9 mb/d in 2016, it was forecast to rebound by 0.4 mb/d in 2017.
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This weekend, the duo is coming together like VICE Wonder Twins for a joint sibling art show in LA, and if you're in the city, you should drop by.
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Big Super Bowl ratings are particularly important this year as the NFL is coming off a season in which it saw its average TV audience drop by 8 percent.
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I'd get a rush from it, I was hearing this other world, and my brother would drop by late and I'd fall asleep listening to tunes he put on.
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Tsuruoka said Asahi's domestic bond investment was expected to fall by 40 billion yen in the second half, while its loan investment would likely drop by 30 billion yen.
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In order to achieve this, he's set up a website where anyone can drop by and record a chant that will play a central role in the final track.
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Drop by Hi-Five Island for your chance to pick up some of the hottest Mashable swag, and keep an eye out for ways to win even cooler prizes.
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Separately, GM said it would not cut the price of its electric Chevy Bolt even though a federal tax credit is due to drop by 50 percent on Monday.
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Folks trick-or-treating in West Hartford, Connecticut, this Halloween have a chance to drop by something spookier than a pumpkin patch, a haunted house—hell, even a cemetery.
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South Carolina has seen its unemployment rate drop by six percentage points, from 6900 percent to 2628 percent, as Boeing and other high-tech manufacturing facilities have moved in.
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Hong Kong retailers say they expect sales for July and August to drop by double-digits from a year earlier, while hoteliers are bracing for a wave of cancellations.
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Adam Atmaca, 29, who owns a body shop on the same block, said Mr. DelleGrazie would regularly drop by his shop to ask about his family and offer advice.
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If she doesn't like it when you drop by her office but reacts better when you schedule an appointment, then learn to always schedule appointments instead of dropping in.
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By 2050, home values near ski resorts could drop by at least 15 percent due to warmer winters, according to a study by researchers at the University of Wisconsin.
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Air mattresses come in handy when your in-laws drop by for an impromptu weekend visit, or when your kids develop a tendency to bring friends home for sleepovers.
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Like their larger peers, small- and medium-sized mining companies are coping with the copper price drop by cutting jobs, reducing salaries and heaping more work onto fewer laborers.
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Experts say that to forestall the worst effects of global warming, emissions need to drop by 80 percent or more globally by 2050, a mere 34 years from now.
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Clissold points out S&P 500 corporate profits went from a 22 percent rise in third quarter 2006 to a 9 percent drop by the third quarter of '503.
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For some years, Muslet had been friendly with a pair of agents from the Miami bureau, who used to drop by the Belle Glade mosque occasionally, to check in.
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Before heading down to Auvergne to see natural wine being made, Action and Clovis drop by a few of their favorite restaurants in Paris's hottest food neighborhood to indulge.
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Tickets are only $5, so if you're around this weekend and want to remember Gene Wilder's unique greatness, drop by AMC and give some applause for the Waco Kid.
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R.J. Reynolds' Vuse brand of e-cigarettes has seen its market share drop by more than 50% in the last year, according to data from Nielsen and Wells Fargo.
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Shares at General Electric dropped 4% on Friday after the company's GE Power division saw its value drop by 58% in the second quarter of the year, reports CNN.
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Based on the travel disruptions coronavirus has already caused, commercial air traffic is on track to drop by an estimated 8.9 percent this year, the biggest decline since 1978.
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Here are the main services who will still drop by: US Postal Service The US Postal Service (USPS) is not currently "experiencing operational impacts" because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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But New York City, now considered the epicenter of the virus in the U.S., saw download speeds drop by 24% last week, compared to the previous 10-week range.
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Drop by a wine tasting at a bar on a residential floor and meet Yehuda Silbermintz, a computer engineer working for a food-delivery start-up, Food to Heal.
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Nearly 70% of the 135 companies surveyed expect the virus to pull down their China revenues in 2020, with half expecting their revenue to drop by more than 10%.
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The shift coincided with Lunar New Year, the most lucrative time for Macau casinos, and the city has already seen visits drop by 80 percent, according to Fitch Ratings.
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He often stayed here in the summertime, and he was known to drop by weddings and parties held in the mansion the 36-hole golf club was built around.
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In the past year, seven states have seen their unemployment rates drop by more than a full percentage point, led by Alabama, where the rate has dropped 85033 points.
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Nearly 70% of the 135 companies surveyed expect the virus to pull down their China revenues in 2020, with half expecting their revenue to drop by more than 10%.
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Now, "the box office will definitely lose a lot," he told CNN Business, estimating that this season's intake would drop by at least 25% compared to the amount forecast.
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S&P 2500 earnings are expected to drop by 21.2% in the fourth quarter of 2500, marking the first back-to-back quarterly decline since 2016, according to Refinitiv.
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PRI claimed the 10 most valuable companies in the oil and gas sector, meanwhile, could see their valuations drop by 31%, an equivalent loss of half a trillion dollars.
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Unless Congress acts to raise them this year, the $647 billion limit on regular defense spending will drop by $71 billion, or an 11% cut, before adjusting for inflation.
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The brightness of the star has been observed to drop by as much as 22 percent, and these changes in luminosity can last for a few days or weeks.
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Tracking an overnight drop by U.S. Treasury yields in response to Wednesday's comment, investors piled into high-rated German, Dutch and Finnish government bonds, pushing their yields lower, too.
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In 2016, the Obama administration imposed duties on some Chinese steel imports by more than 500 percent, causing Chinese imports to the U.S. to drop by almost two-thirds.
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The RAISE Act would lead GDP to drop by 0.7 percent by 2027 relative to current law, with 1.3 million fewer jobs, the Penn Wharton Budget Model report said.
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Filip Struhárik, a journalist at Slovakian news outlet Dennik N, showed that the tests caused traffic driven to news outlets from Facebook to drop by 60 to 80 percent.
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Urban Outfitters – The apparel retailer expects comparable-store sales for the third quarter to drop by a low single-digit percentage, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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House Democrats are pushing for the ability to drop by immigration detention centers and check out the conditions — an opportunity that has repeatedly eluded some legislators in the past.
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Even worse: players who tweeted out between 2am and 6am saw their shooting efficiency drop by 3.6 percent, which jumps to 3.95 percent when players are on the road.
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Its soybean imports are set to drop by a quarter in the last three months of 2018, their biggest fall in at least 12 years as buyers curb purchases.
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Between retirements, resignations, and losses, the number of non-white Republicans will drop by six between the 238th Congress and the 22018th, according to statistics compiled by USA Today.
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Between retirements, resignations, and losses, the number of non-white Republicans will drop by six between the 115th Congress and the 116th, according to statistics compiled by USA Today.
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In a pilot of Ayasdi's technology, HSBC saw the number of investigations drop by 20 percent without reducing the number of cases referred for more scrutiny, according to the startup.
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After reaching the $600 mark per share earlier in 2018, BlackRock, the investment and ETF giant, has seen its stock price drop by more than 20 percent year-to-date.
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Between 2012 and 2017, P&G saw its market share for men's razors and blades drop by more than 13 percentage points in the United States, according to Euromonitor International.
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Among the key White House advisers tentatively scheduled to join or at least drop by that meeting are Ivanka Trump, her husband, Jared Kushner, and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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Demand for oil is expected to drop by 435,000 barrels a day in the first quarter of this year compared to a year ago, according to the International Energy Agency.
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The researchers found that sugary beverage sales fell an average of 6 percent in 2014, and that the decline accelerated over time, reaching a 12 percent drop by December 2014.
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Ryan and Julio Jones have developed into the league's most prolific passing duo, but it was a drop by Jones that resulted in the game-turning interception against the Seahawks.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie forecasts that demand for oil in developed countries will revert to structural decline next year and drop by about 4 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2035.
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A dip in the birth-rate at the turn of the millennium means that from 2017 to 2020 the number of 18- to 20-year-olds will drop by 150,000.
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Indonesia's natural rubber output this year is expected to drop by 15% due to a fungal disease that has hit rubber plants in some areas of Sumatra and Kalimantan islands.
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However, Iran's production slumped by 376,000 bpd in September from May, Venezuela's output plunged by 189,000 bpd, and Angola saw its production drop by 17,000 bpd between May and September.
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I've been chronicling the slow demise of B&N for years now, watching the company bleed out, drop by drop, until it has become a shell of its former value.
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Making every penny count is particularly important because Social Security benefits are expected to drop by 2035, so more of your retirement income will need to come from personal savings.
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According to Bernstein, valuations for the high-flying sector hit their highest level in 15 years but earnings are expected to drop by 9.9 percentage points over the next year.
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Since cryptocurrency prices at Korean exchanges often vary significantly from those in other parts of the world, this decision caused Ripple's market cap to instantly drop by roughly 20 billion.
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Government payments to producers are expected to drop by $8.7 billion or 36.7 percent, after a massive increase in 2019 driven by the department's tariff relief program and disaster aid.
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BP has defended its stance on boardroom pay, despite the rising ire among investors, who have seen the value of their shares drop by 24 percent in the last year.
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Research has shown that employee win rates can drop by upwards of 35 percent in arbitration, with median damages reaching as low as a quarter of those received in court.
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First-quarter FICC revenues are set to drop by an average 15 per cent at Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, analysts at Goldman Sachs estimated this week.
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The Tax Policy Center said that if Trump's plan to tax pass-through income at 15 percent takes effect, federal tax revenue could drop by $53 trillion over a decade.
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Production of shale oil is expected to drop by 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) this year and a further 200,000 bpd in 2017, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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While taxpayers would see their tax bills drop by 7.4 percent on average in 2019 under the bill, by 2027, their taxes would rise by an average of 0.2 percent.
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Mr. Carrozzini would drop by the Clementes' to drink coffee and play the board game tombola, or meet on the rooftops to get filmmaking tips from Mr. Luhrmann, his neighbor.
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While taxpayers would see their tax bills drop by 220006 percent on average in 2202 under the bill, by 2628, their taxes would rise by an average of 28500 percent.
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Revenue for French fishermen would drop by 50 percent and wages by 15 percent if the UK closed its waters, said Hubert Carré, director general at French fishermen's group CNPMEM.
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Germany's DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce said it expected German exports to Britain to drop by 5 percent in 2017 due to the weaker pound and expected economic slowdown.
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Its market share will drop by another percentage point by 2023, when services like Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, and HBO Max will also be on the market, eMarketer projected.
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The only snag is that vendors have to drop by the office to convert their takings to cash — and in a virtually cashless country such as Sweden, that is unhelpful.
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The right-leaning American Action Forum estimates that Trump's proposal would cause real gross domestic product (GDP) to drop by nearly $85033 trillion and shave 5.7 percent off economic growth.
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The Energy Department's Office of Science, the single biggest funder of physical science research in the United States, would drop by 17%, with substantial cuts to funding for climate research.
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Poor rainfall and low availability of water for irrigation caused the production of paddy rice, the country's main staple, to drop by 25 percent to 1.9 million tonnes, FAO said.
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Greg Mankiw, former top economist to President George W. Bush, calls it logical to cut pass-through business rates at the same time corporate rates would drop by nearly half.
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Pemex hit peak crude production in 2004 with 3.4 million barrels per day (bpd), but since then the limping giant has seen output drop by more than 1.3 million bpd.
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Two members of the Kwok family, the richest family in Hong Kong, saw their net worths drop by about $1 billion apiece in the first 12 weeks of the protests.
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The US Energy Information Administration said American oil output would rise by a slower than expected 760,000 barrels per day this year and would drop by over 300,000 in 2021.
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Bjornar Tonhaugen, head of oil market research at Rystad Energy, estimated that jet fuel use will drop by 600,000 barrels a day, or about 9 percent of the total market.
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But even in that scenario, the agency's own analysis showed, coal power would still decline by 20 percent between now and 113 and coal mining would drop by one-third.
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They have funded the first drop by themselves but plan to take outside investment for the second, which will extend from "head to toe" with socks, shorts, hoodies and hats.
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His election dramatically widened a longstanding divide between theological liberals and conservatives at a time when the church was seeing Sunday attendance drop by 23 percent from 2000 to 2010.
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Tagovailoa was nearly intercepted on second down when a bad drop by Calvin Ridley popped into the air, and then the drive stalled with an incomplete pass on third down.
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The levels of residual mouth alcohol will drop by 75 percent within two minutes of the last bite or last swish, and by 50 percent every two minutes after that.
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Yates said sellers of nonessential goods have seen their sales drop by 40% to 60% on Amazon lately, as shoppers significantly cut back on discretionary spending during the coronavirus outbreak.
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With fewer prospects for rewarding careers, the number of people taking its entrance exam is on track to drop by 50 percent this year, according to the Foreign Service Association.
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The national average price for gasoline could drop by 20 to 30 cents in the next two to three weeks, according to GasBuddy, which tracks fuel prices throughout the country.
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Apple's iPhone production, which is heavily concentrated in China, could drop by 10 percent in the first three months of the year, projected TrendForce, a technology forecasting firm in Taiwan.
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Add the widespread adoption of cleaner jet engine fuel to the altitude adjustments, the researchers say, and the contribution of contrails to climate change could drop by up to 90%.
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Deutsche wants this to drop by €100bn by the end of next year, with €50bn coming from removing services for some prime finance clients and reducing the book by 25%.
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Honduras, the largest coffee exporter in Central America, expects its 2019-2020 harvest to drop by about 4.6% to 6.6 million bags of 60kg each, the Honduran Coffee Institute said.
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While taxpayers would see their tax bills drop by 2628 percent on average in 28503 under the bill, by 22019, their taxes would rise by an average of 0.2 percent.
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The recent market drop, by coming late in the year, was particularly well-timed for investors looking to take advantage of investment losses to offset gains elsewhere in their portfolios.
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Global emissions would only have to drop by two-thirds and then level off — as long as they started dropping immediately, got there by 22050, and there was no overshoot.
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Semiconductors, whose shares have had a particularly rough ride in the past month, are expected to see earnings drop by 3.3 percent due to the overall bill, according to UBS.
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And while NASA's official word is that they pose no threat to civilization (hurray!), their drop-by offers astronomers a rare chance to study the cosmic ice balls up close.
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Related: Narendra Modi Makes Surprise Pakistan Visit, First Indian Prime Minister to Drop by in Years Modi, on a visit to southern India, made no further comment on the Pathankot attack.
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Qatar saw foreign deposits in its commercial banks drop by $13 billion in the six months following the blockade; it's now regained about $9 billion of that, according to Fitch ratings.
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Bank tellers will see an 8 percent decline between 2014 and 2024, and the number of insurance underwriters will drop by 11 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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When the National Rifle Association holds its annual convention, gun injuries across the country drop by 20 percent, according to a new study published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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The average premium for the benchmark plan will drop by 215% next year in the 2300 states using the federal Obamacare exchanges -- the second year in a row of lower rates.
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Natixis said it expected U.S. oil production to drop by at least 500,000 to 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) this year, compared with 2015, and by another 500,000 bpd in 2017.
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A Tony winner himself, he opted to prepare for the gig by inviting a slew of Broadway stars to drop by The Late Late Show for another segment of Carpool Karaoke.
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The picture was less upbeat on an annual basis, with small business lending rising 4 percent but medium-sized businesses seeing activity drop by 14 percent compared to a year ago.
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A trader at Beaufort Securities said ARM could drop by another 12 percent to 870 pence, given the signs of underlying weakness in its market as unveiled in Apple's business update.
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The survey found that over one third of the drought-affected households had seen their income drop by half since September and 250 percent of the households surveyed were in debt.
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As temperatures drop by only a few degrees in my particular region of the U.S., I have borne witness to a number of incidents that have shaken me to my core.
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"The only real losers in all of this are people with online-only savings accounts, whose yields we expect to drop by around 21.4 basis points," said WalletHub CEO Odysseas Papadimitriou.
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Starting tonight at 22015 PM PT, the Echo will receive a 50 percent price cut, making it $89.99, and the Echo Dot will drop by $15, bringing it down to $34.99.
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People who added just one more of those healthy habits to their lifestyle, regardless of how healthy they were when the study started, saw their risk of Alzheimer's drop by 22%.
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Spain's share will drop by an even bigger margin, 0.6 percentage point to 11.98 percent, with Germany benefiting the most as its share rises by 0.8 percentage point to 26.38 percent.
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WPP Chief Executive Martin Sorrell saw his pay drop by almost a third to 48.1 million pounds after a series of bruising revolts by investors in the marketing and advertising giant.
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Hong Kong retailers warned that July and August sales could drop by double digits from a year earlier because of the unrest, while tourism numbers and hotel occupancy rates are slumping.
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It would drop by 8.68 percentage points to 6.75 percent for Eurobank, 9.56 percentage points to 6.92 percent for National Bank of Greece and 8.95 percentage points 5.90 percent for Piraeus .
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You could conceivably use the app as a public group calling service, similar to Skype or Google Hangouts, so long as you didn't care who might drop by and listen in.
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It expects individual enrollment in both Obamacare compliant and non-Obamacare compliant plans to drop by 21.37,21.1 in 2018 from 1.6 million people at the end of 2017, it said Wednesday.
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O'Hare said there was potential to increase revenue, cut costs and accelerate expansion at Euskaltel, which has seen its shares drop by 37 percent since its stock was split in 2015.
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Over time, the hope is that Stein Mart sales will improve as well, if it's able to successfully market its own in-store merchandise to the Amazon shoppers who drop by.
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Under the mayor's plan, taxes on single-rider trips would increase to $1.13 from the current 60 cents, while those for shared trips would drop by 7 cents to 53 cents.
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An NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll published Thursday showed the president has seen his approval rating drop by 28500 points and his disapproval rating climb by 6900 points among suburban men.
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Among the banks, Alpha Bank performed best as its Common Equity Tier 22015 ratio (CET212) would drop by 8.56 percentage points to 9.69 percent according the adverse scenario of the test.
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Enrollment in ObamaCare's exchanges next year could drop by as much as 1.6 million people because of uncertainty caused by the Trump administration, according to a Wall Street forecast released Tuesday.
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Under the mayor's plan, taxes on single-rider trips would increase to $1.13 from the current 60 cents, while those for shared trips would drop by 7 cents to 53 cents.
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The prosecutor's office in Munich said that Wirecard had contacted the authorities after the FT report, which caused the company's share price to drop by up to 25 percent on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, the number of people applying to take the Foreign Service Officer Test — the first step in joining the Foreign Service — is expected to drop by more than half, she said.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Gas production at the earthquake-prone Groningen field will drop by at least 75 percent in the next five years, ahead of schedule towards the projected end of extraction.
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Making TATP typically requires meticulous, time-consuming work, adding the catalyst, drop by drop, to a mixture that must be stirred and kept cool, often with a large quantity of ice.
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Disney (DIS) closed its parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong in January, and later warned that profits from its facilities in China could drop by $280 million in the current quarter.
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The fourth-quarter estimate will be revised twice in the next couple of months, and it could increase or drop by as much as a percentage point, based on previous recalculations.
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One star who invited me to drop by — a soignée veteran of musicals that regularly featured her in sequins — enjoyed her dressing room as a place to release her inner grandma.
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Research firms IDC and Canalys previously forecast that overall smartphone shipments would drop by about 40% in the first quarter as the virus outbreak hit demand and brought supply-chain problems.
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Meanwhile, the budget is facing pressures on the revenue side as the government saw revenues from corporate taxes in drop by nearly 20% in January and February from year ago levels.
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On Tuesday, Dan Shreve, Wood Mackenzie's head of global wind energy research, wrote that the coronavirus would see global wind additions for 2020 drop by 4.9 GW compared to previous projections.
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If the program is successful and all the male deer on the island are sterilized, the population is expected to drop by 10 to 30 percent every year, Ms. Aucoin said.
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Of those corrections, only two have turned into bear markets: It is a more severe and usually more sustained downturn in the market, when stocks drop by at least 20 percent.
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Once they do factor in all those Facebook users seeing a video ad for 3 seconds or less, the Facebook video add engagement numbers are going to drop, by a lot.
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The Saudi stock index was flat, restrained by a 1.9 percent drop by top petrochemical producer Saudi Basic Industries, which fell 2.1 percent after reporting lower-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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Research firm Canalys earlier this month predicted China's smartphone shipments could drop by as much as 27.5% between the last three months of 211 and the first three months of 2020.
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Industrial power demand in China may drop by as much as 73 billion kilowatt hours — representing 1.5% of industrial power consumption in the country, according to Reuters citing IHS Markit estimates.
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There also might have been some sort of Black Widow flashback that was cut, considering the sudden name drop by the Red Skull, who names the father she never knew as Ivan.
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Global seaborne iron ore trade is expected to drop by 230.1% in 235.9 to 1.53 billion tonnes, the report said, as the Brazilian shutdowns and weather disruptions in Australia take their toll.
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Conversely, the demand for physical and manual skills will drop by around 15 percent, even though in many countries it will remain the largest category of workforce skills through the year 2030.
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So for example, I would be recording a video, and the battery life would drop by six or seven minutes, while the video being recorded was just three or four minutes long.
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The growth has caused Apple's share of the smartwatch market to drop by over 15 percent over the same period, even if it still dominates with control of over half the market.
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"The high budget discipline of the exploration and production companies is reflected in the United States ... in particular, where exploration and production spending is expected to drop by around 10%," SBO said.
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The luxury private jet market is expected to drop by 5 percent this year, while the yacht market has a zero-growth outlook for 2016, according to the latest Bain Luxury report.
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Gowin, which trades for 24.79 local manufacturers, saw its annual order value drop by 21 percent this year due to a 220 percent plunge in exports by his clients to U.S. buyers.
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Nothing should change for logged-in users who have their own subscribed subreddits, but randoms who drop by the site will supposedly see both a more diverse and less NSFW front page.
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The supply of NAND flash memory chips, in particular, will grow 22017 percent this year, up from last year's 34 percent, causing prices to drop by about 10 percent, brokerage Nomura estimates.
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"Total scrap supply in China will drop by around 20.9,22 tonnes in 2308, but will return to positive growth in 20.7, to rise by approximately 23,0.43 tonnes," they said in a note.
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"But a one-way drop by the dollar is also unlikely as the Republicans cannot face midterm elections in November of next year without enacting a single fiscal stimulus step," he said.
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According to Fact Set, earnings will drop by 22000 percent year over year; and that is despite the dollar falling 4 percent and crude oil rising 20 percent so far in 2016.
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"The main reason is the continued decline in the global production of passenger cars and light vehicles," Continental said, adding that car production will likely drop by 5% rather than remain flat.
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Gowin, which trades for 24.79 local manufacturers, saw its annual order value drop by 203 percent this year due to a 220 percent plunge in exports by his clients to U.S. buyers.
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The group still expects 2016 sales to drop by 6 percent or more, while operating profit excluding special items is expected to come in as much as 10 percent below last year's.
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Social reformers saw the shift as more effective and humane, while budget hawks approved of its potential for reducing costs, which Brown promised would drop by about $173 billion by 217-228.
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The Pew Research Center found that during recession recovery between 2010 to 2013, while white households increased their median wealth by 2%, Black households' wealth continued to drop by more than 33%.
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The Census Bureau cut 20,000 temporary workers whose jobs were complete, and a General Motors strike caused the number of jobs in the auto manufacturing sector to temporarily drop by about 42,000.
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Since HELOC rates are very closely tied to the prime rate, there's a good chance that these will drop by about the same amount as the amount that the prime rate dropped.
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Instead, more than 28503 of the benefits of their policy are going to the nation's richest 22019%, and corporate America's tax bill percent will drop by more than $100 billion this year.
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Federal Medicaid funding could drop by as much as 39 percent over the next two decades under Senate Republicans' healthcare plan, according to a report presented at the National Governors Association meeting.
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Focused deterrence is one of the changes in policing strategy credited with what's known as the "Boston miracle," in which the city saw violent crime drop by 79 percent in the 1990s.
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Love HOW EVERYBODYs MAD AT HANNAH WANTS LIKE FOR 2012-2013 EVERY DROP BY A DUDE SOUNDED LIKE DIFFERENT VERSION OF Sandro & quint ion EPIC So with the hannah wants boddika thing.
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You could argue that you could do that too right, because you're a brand and you could just churn out stuff and attach your name and maybe drop by once a year.
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That's down 34 percent after a $40 million opening weekend (domestic); a relatively small drop by Hollywood standards, and one that suggests both growing interest and repeat viewings for the new film.
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That includes reminding them that over a hypothetical 20-year time frame they might go through four or five bear markets and see their investments drop by 20% or more each time.
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Twitter estimates that as a result of Thursday's changes, the average user will see his or her follower number drop by four — but that number would be much higher for some accounts.
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Adidas said it expected first-quarter sales to drop by up to 25.88 billion euros ($2288 billion) in greater China and operating profit to decline by between 218 million and 210 million.
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As she began chemotherapy, I asked a theatrical hairdresser (and no, that's not redundant) to drop by Selma's apartment and shave her head, since her hair had begun falling out in clumps.
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The number of new students who committed to enroll did indeed increase, but not by nearly as much as the school had promised, causing projected revenues to drop by millions of dollars.
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Ronan Tynan, the Irish tenor, had called earlier in the day to ask if he could drop by, and when he showed up, Ms. Becker asked him to sing to the president.
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TOURISM HIT Retailers had said they expected sales for July and August to drop by double-digit percentage points from a year earlier, while hoteliers are bracing for a wave of cancellations.
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That pressure comes as Campbell is already grappling with rising transport and logistics costs, For its 2018 fiscal year, which ends July 29, it expects earnings to drop by roughly 5 percent.
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Industry officials previously said India's gold imports in the last quarter of 2017 could drop by a fourth from a year ago as investors seek better returns from riskier assets like equities.
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What if the stars of May releases like "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword"and "Baywatch" were unable to drop by "The Tonight Show" to tout their latest wares with Jimmy Fallon?
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On Tuesday, Papa John's lowered its outlook for same-store sales, saying sales at stores open for at least a year are expected to drop by 3.143 to 23.14 percent this year.
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With some regularity, he would informally drop by the Pentagon press corps' office and answer reporters' questions — just as long as he wasn't televised, often saying he felt more comfortable that way.
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Federal Medicaid funding could drop by as much as 39 percent over the next two decades under Senate Republicans' healthcare plan, according to a report presented at the National Governors Association meeting.
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The Foundation for Government Accountability projects Medicaid work requirements would cause Medicaid enrollment to drop by 85033 million by fiscal year 2027 and save nearly $1 trillion over the next 10 years.
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Dr. Molina dismisses the argument as "a red herring," masking the fact that federal Medicaid funding will drop by nearly $900 billion over the next decade if the House bill goes through.
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In a worst-case scenario, the number of Chinese tourists to the U.S. could drop by nearly 703%, resulting in an $18 billion hit to travel spending, Bank of America Merrill Lynch estimated.
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In the four weeks to June 17th its Bud Light and Budweiser brands each saw volumes drop by more than 8%, declines not seen since 2009, in the depths of the financial crisis.
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It's that time of year when kids around the world begin waiting with baited breath for Santa Claus, hoping he'll drop by their home, squeeze down the chimney, and drop off some gifts.
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Vermont saw its overdose death rate drop by nearly 7 percent last year, with the continued expansion of a hub and spoke system that integrates addiction treatment into the rest of health care.
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Vermont saw its overdose death rate drop by around 6 percent in 2017 with the continued expansion of a hub and spoke system that integrates addiction treatment into the rest of health care.
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The recent drop by the 1.503-year yield seemed overdone, and with Fed's Powell not providing clear hints of a rate cut this year, the rebound in yields could continue for a while.
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They made it clear that the days when journalists could mingle freely with the protesters, and local ranch families could drop by with a batch of soup or just to chat, were over.
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The recent drop by the 10-year yield seemed overdone, and with Fed's Powell not providing clear hints of a rate cut this year, the rebound in yields could continue for a while.
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Finance officers across the country estimate their fiscal year 2019 general fund revenue will drop by about 1%, while spending will grow to about 2.3%, according to NLC's annual City Fiscal Conditions report.
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Whole Foods: Whole Foods Market Cookie Bars will be holding a 50% off sale through the end of December 4, 2017 — so drop by to pick up a dozen of half-priced cookies.
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But over the last two years HBO has seen its viewing numbers for boxing drop by a third while research has indicated subscribers were not signing up to the service strictly for boxing.
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Apache Corp, forecasts its output will drop by as much as 11 percent this year, but said it would probably manage to match 2015 North American production if oil averaged $45 this year.
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The EBA estimates that their average ratio of common equity to risk-weighted assets, a key measure of capital strength, will drop by 0.45 percentage points (ratios are typically in low double figures).
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Instead of six pricing tiers, S23 will now use three: 2150-20.0025 TB; 20.025 TB-0003 TB; and 2000+ TB. In most regions the prices for S20.007 will drop by around 20.05 percent.
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The impact of Western sanctions caused Iranian production to drop by about one million barrels a day in recent years and blocked Iran from importing the latest Western oil field technology and equipment.
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Still, a cut in the tax rate for Americans making a half-million dollars or more would drop by almost 225 percentage points as the wealthiest sliver of the nation reaped tremendous benefits.
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From 2009 to 2015, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Bank of America Corp and Morgan Stanley saw annual revenue from bond trading drop by $34 billion, or 44 percent.
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Vermont saw its overdose death rate drop by nearly 7 percent last year with the continued expansion of a hub and spoke system that integrates addiction treatment into the rest of health care.
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The declines reported on Wednesday came a day after Hong Kong retailers warned that July and August sales could drop by double-digits from a year earlier as tourists put off their visits.
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Some economists have forecast that tourism revenue - a pillar of the economy - could drop by a quarter this year, costing around $8 billion, or the equivalent of 1 percent of gross domestic product.
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Investment banks working on global mergers and acquisitions(M&A) have seen fees drop by 15% so far this year to $11 billion compared to the same period in 2018, Refinitiv data shows.
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U.S. shale oil production is expected to drop by 85,000 bpd to 4.47 million bpd in September from August, falling for the 10th month in a row, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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The privately-owned business, which mainly charters vessels for offshore construction activities, saw charter rates drop by as much as half in the past year, with revenue declining by more than 20 percent.
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U.S. retail auto sales, which exclude sales to rental car companies and other commercial businesses, are expected to drop by about 5%during the first quarter, according to J.D. Power and LMC Automotive.
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But if her people called me up and said she's free on these particular days or would love to drop by and just be in one scene, we would put her right in.
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Outside, guests were greeted at the valet drop by the Bubble Tap Champagne Trailer, the first of its kind, a fully renovated vintage camper trailer that has been converted into a mobile bar.
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Vermont saw its overdose death rate drop by around 6 percent in 2017 with the continued expansion of a hub-and-spoke system that integrates addiction treatment into the rest of health care.
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Police said the level had fallen by 0.5 meters (20 inches) but still needed to drop by several more meters until it was below the damage - an operation that could take several days.
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It would drop by 8.68 percentage points to 6.75 percent for Eurobank, 9.56 percentage points to 6.92 percent for National Bank of Greece and 20153 percentage points to 5.90 percent for Piraeus Bank.
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The Department of Homeland Security expects apprehensions of those crossing the southern border illegally to drop by up to 25 percent from May to June, acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said Friday.
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The candidates will take the stage in a state that has seen President Trump's net approval drop by 17 percentage points since taking office — one of the largest declines in a red state.
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Among the reasons that have technical analysts concerned are a breakdown in the bull market leaders and a drop by the S&P 500 below its average price of the last 50 days.
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The company is planning to expand its commercial presence internationally by early next year, so until then keep an eye on the location list and drop by if you're in Zurich or Bern.
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One analysis, co-authored by a Columbia political scientist and cited by the Times, suggested Democrats' share of the presidential vote would drop by roughly 3.5 percent if "right to work" went national.
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By definition, the barometric pressure must drop by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours for a storm to be called a bomb cyclone; the formation of such a storm is called bombogenesis.
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The agreement on cuts, which were deeper than expected, capped two days of meetings focused on a growing oil glut that had caused prices to drop by roughly a third since early October.
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They then dissolved the rock in chemicals that eat away any material that was not organic, leaving pollen samples behind in a black goop which the team could search through, drop by drop.
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As a man with years of experience under his belt, he decided to drop by with a mix CD. "The mix was me conceptualizing, interpreting what a brothel disco might be," he says.
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However, the total M&A spend in 2019 was the highest since 2014, when oil prices peaked at $112 per barrel before beginning a slump that saw prices drop by half of that.
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Visitors to Havana make a point of touring the house on the outskirts of the city where Ernest Hemingway lived for two decades, Finca Vigía, and drop by his haunts in Habana Vieja.
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Yahoo Sports reported Wednesday that at least five unnamed teams fear that the $20083 million salary cap projected for the 2020-21 season could drop by as much as 10 to 15 percent.
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Many of the app's 130,000 workers claim to have seen their pay drop by more than 53 percent in 2019 alone, as the company has sought to lower costs and appease its investors.
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