And a drop in investment means a drop in profit.
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But that would mean a drop in revenue which could mean a drop in stock price when Apple announces the drop in revenue.
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That would be catastrophic — a dramatic drop in morale, resulting in a drop in retention.
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A drop in demand for iPhones would lead to a drop in manufacturing demand from Foxconn.
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The drop in oil products inventory was led by a drop in diesel stocks, Xinhua said.
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IF YOU LOOK AT THE RESULTS, BIG DROP IN EARNINGS AND A HUGE DROP IN CASH.
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A 13% drop in RBC's capital markets business' profit led to a drop in overall earnings.
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A 12% drop in RBC's capital markets business's profit led to a drop in overall earnings.
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Just a 1 degree Fahrenheit drop in body temperature can produce a 7 percent drop in RMR.
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There was a 6-point drop in Democratic support and a 10-point drop in black support.
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So its 42% drop in piracy represents a huge drop in the raw number of illegal downloaders.
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Pro Tip: Alexa drop in works only between contacts who have given each other drop in permission.
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The drop in employment levels probably won't match the drop in capacity at most airlines, he said.
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If a Trump win will indeed lead to the drop in stocks, the drop in the dollar and the drop in yields outlined above, the stage would certainly be set for gold to rally.
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To call that a drop in the bucket is a massive understatement; it's a drop in the fucking ocean.
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Chip equipment makers slid, led by a 5.3 percent drop in ASML Holding and a 463 percent drop in Entegris.
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"This drop in demand has been unprecedented — a 50% drop in global travel in less than a week," said Hentschel.
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That represents a roughly 19 percent drop in units and a 22 percent drop in revenue from a year ago.
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A rise in services prices offset a slight drop in prices for goods, including a 20.2 percent drop in gasoline prices.
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The company reported an 13 pct drop in revenue and a 9 pct drop in recurring EBITDA for the first quarter.
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That represented around a 19 percent drop in units sold, and a 22 percent drop in revenue from the year prior.
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However, in Italy, however, the drop in household interest earnings has slid over twice as much as the drop in interest payments.
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Cross-border IPO activity fell particularly hard, with a 16% drop in volume and a 55% drop in value compared to 2018.
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It is polling at around 8 percent as infighting and a drop in migrant arrivals have led to a drop in support.
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Sequencing costs are likely to drop in the future, so a Nebula Token could also drop in value as the price goes down.
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It also says while you can drop in on other rooms in your home, users can decide who can drop in on them.
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"The joy of being a drop in the ocean is that you can choose your drop in the ocean," jokes one foreign veteran.
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"Our new forecasts anticipate a 16% drop in EPS and a 15% drop in price for the year as a whole," she wrote.
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As reported, AccuWeather predicts a 5.3% drop in corn yield and a 7.9% drop in soybean yield this year when compared to 2018.
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Those changes, alongside better emissions controls, led to an 80 percent drop in sulfur dioxide and a 60 percent drop in nitrogen oxides.
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Sales of iPads were 13.1 million this quarter, a 19 percent drop in units and 22 percent drop in revenue from the year prior.
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Since then, automakers have reported a drop in vehicle dales for March, which along with the drop in iPhone sales, have added to nerves.
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Since then automakers have reported a drop in vehicle dales for March, which along with the drop in iPhone sales, have added to nerves.
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The biggest declines came in 1988, when farmers saw a 29.4 percent drop in corn yields and a 20.4 percent drop in soybean yields.
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Specifically, his ban on trans fats caused a drop in heart attacks, and his smoking ban helped create a 33 percent drop in smoking.
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But a drop in shares of Sun Life Financial Inc restrained overall market gains after the insurer reported a drop in quarterly underlying profit.
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Emirates NBD on Monday reported a 15% drop in quarterly net profit, while Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank reported a 16% drop in net profit.
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The steep drop in the estimate comes in the wake of the Federal Reserve's dovish tilt and the subsequent drop in 210.2-year Treasury yields.
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The steep drop in the estimate comes in the wake of the Federal Reserve's dovish tilt and the subsequent drop in 10-year Treasury yields.
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SHARP DROP IN PENALTIES Last year, Georgetown's Velikonja documented a sharp drop in total penalties assessed by the commission after Clayton took over as chairman.
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The company did forecast yet another drop in device revenue for the current quarter, though, as Surface sales won't offset another drop in phone sales.
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Warren's drop in the polls could simply reflect the travails of a frontrunner whose numbers drop in the face of scrutiny, but then bounce back.
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This isn't the first time a big drop in children and families arriving in the US has led to a big drop in total apprehensions.
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QVC — QVC reported a six percent drop in U.S. sales for its third quarter, its first year-over-year drop in the U.S. in seven years.
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This drop in support is particularly high among Republicans with an almost 10 percent drop in strongly favorable views of the president among GOP likely voters.
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It leaves out the drop in others, like New York City, which saw a 1503 percent drop in homicides in the first three months of 2016.
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German peer Continental AG slipped 1.6% after reporting a 20% drop in quarterly operating profit and flagged a drop in production of cars and light trucks.
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In New York, there was an 22020 percent drop in new diagnoses among Hispanics in 43, and a seven percent drop in new cases among blacks.
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That's a 2208 percent drop in the number of deals and a 22015 percent drop in their dollar volume compared with the same period last year.
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The Hong Kong Retail Management Association has estimated a 3-4 percent drop in retail sales in 2017, narrowing from an 8.1 percent drop in 2016.
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South Korea expects a 20 percent drop in major shipbuilders' capacity and a 30 percent drop in their workforce by 2018 from 2015, after the restructuring process.
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And he said the procedures helped lead, last year, to a 30 percent drop in assaults on officers and a 40 percent drop in shootings by police.
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There was a 10 percent drop in job postings in the finance sector across England and a 13.6 percent drop in London, the IPPR said on Friday.
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But Maryland's drop in the number of violent crimes reported also coincided with a national drop in violent crime reported by the FBI in the same period.
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Year-over-year sales of mobiles have registered a 6.5 percent drop in North America and have had an even more dramatic 2503 percent drop in Europe.
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The Times also announced Thursday a 20.4% print advertising revenue drop in 2016, which largely drove the 20153 percent drop in total advertising revenue for the year.
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Qatari stocks were down 0.5 percent, weighed down by a 0.7 percent drop in market heavyweight Industries Qatar and a 1.4 percent drop in Qatar Insurance Co. .
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Goldman's traditional rival, Morgan Stanley, reported on Monday a 54 percent drop in adjusted revenue from fixed income and commodities trading and a similar drop in net profit.
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A brutal cold, coupled with weak consumer spending, resulted in a 1.2 percent drop in Canadian retail sales in April, the largest drop in more than two years.
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Britain's Barclays slipped after reporting a 10 percent drop in the quarterly profit, as tough market conditions caused a drop in earnings at its under-pressure investment bank.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said the continuing drop in oil had caused a "worrisome" drop in inflation that may make further rate hikes hard to justify.
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The slight decline in goods prices was the first since May 2017, led by a 0.8 percent drop in energy prices and a 0.6 percent drop in food.
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The slight decline in goods prices was the first since May, 2017, led by a 0.8 percent drop in energy prices and a 0.6 percent drop in food.
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The 85033-point drop in consumer confidence was the largest since December 2012, when concerns about going over a "fiscal cliff" led to a 9.8 drop in sentiment.
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The TSX's moves were in contrast to U.S. stocks, which saw its largest drop in two months, triggered in part by a sharp drop in U.S. home resales.
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The 2.1% drop in transactions in the second quarter comes after a 1.6% drop in the first quarter and a 0.8% decline in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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But the main reasons for the gradual drop in arrivals are down to factors beyond Germany's control, including a drop in the level of violence in Syria and Iraq.
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The drop in cases could partly reflect a drop in staff working on enforcement, where more than 700 people have left the agency in the last year, said Schaeffer.
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DTAC reported a 5% drop in service revenue, as its non-voice revenue growth of 10% was not enough to compensate for a 15% drop in its voice revenue.
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The decision by the Democratic mayor follows a 103 percent drop in the city's overall crime rate over three years, and an even larger drop in the inmate population.
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A supply glut is to blame for a predicted price drop in Singapore while Brazilian and South African property prices will drop in line with a weakening economic picture.
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Mr. Robayo argued that ECU-911 had been responsible for a major drop in murders and an almost 13 percent drop in crime in 2018 from the previous year.
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The campaign cites a 50% drop in murders in New York City during Bloomberg's tenure, a fall in police shootings, and a drop in incarceration rates in the city.
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"Not only is my son the only chocolate drop in his class, he was the only chocolate drop in his grade for three and a half years," Anderson said.
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The drop in refining activity has helped contribute to the build in oil inventories despite the drop in net imports, said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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This was a drop in mortality of more than 23 percent — far higher than the overall state drop in overdose deaths during the same time period of about 12 percent.
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The steep drop in the estimate comes in the wake of the Federal Reserve's plan to suspend interest rate hikes this year and a drop in 10-year Treasury yields.
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Bitcoin currently trades at $9,162, a 1.09 percent drop in the last 24 hours, while Ethereum trades at $691, a 1.57 percent drop in the same period, according to CoinMarketCap.
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The coronavirus outbreak is expected to result in a drop in global oil demand over the first three months of 2020, the first quarterly drop in more than 0003 years.
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The Dow has fallen roughly 85033 percent since trading began Monday, followed by a 6.4 percent drop in the Nasdaq and a 6.3 percent drop in the S&P index.
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Trudeau's drop in popularity was matched by a drop in voter satisfaction on a broad range of issues, including the economy, foreign policy, healthcare and public security, according to the poll.
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The drop in durable goods orders last month was led by a 27.1 percent plunge in civilian aircraft orders, which contributed to a 6.2 percent drop in bookings for transportation equipment.
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These factors outweighed the benefits of a drop in feedstock costs, an increase in overall sales volume and a drop in marketing fees from SABIC, it said, without providing sales figures.
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The Australian study found that buying back 3,500 guns per 100,000 people correlated with up to a 50 percent drop in firearm homicides and a 74 percent drop in gun suicides.
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Despite the sharp drop in sterling, the dollar index .
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So ... just a drop in the bucket for AB.
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The weak factory orders data was flagged by a report last month showing a drop in demand for long-lasting manufactured goods in April, as well as a drop in manufacturing production.
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They found a 17 percent drop in the number of gun homicides, and a 6 percent drop in gun suicides in each state that started waiting periods because of the Brady Act.
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But that optimism faded on Tuesday and, along with a drop in longer-dated U.S Treasury yields, sent the S&P to its biggest single-day percentage drop in about two months.
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They report a 17 percent drop in gun-related homicides nationwide during that period—just like the results from their 45-year analysis—and a six percent drop in gun-related suicides.
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The materials sector has recorded the biggest drop in expected earnings growth, nosediving from a 3.2% drop in the beginning of this quarter to a 16.2% drop this week, according to FactSet.
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Britain's FTSE 100 fell 0.5% as uncertainty over a looming general election compounded a 25% drop in shares of BP after the oil major posted a sharp drop in third quarter profit.
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In Colorado, for example, a similar program led to a 42 percent drop in the teen abortion rate, and a 40 percent drop in the teen birth rate between 2009 and 2013.
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BANGKOK, May 7 (Reuters) - The world's largest canned tuna producer Thai Union Group Pcl reported a 39 percent drop in quarterly profit due to falling sales and a drop in tuna prices.
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Britain's FTSE 100 fell 0.5% as uncertainty over a looming general election compounded a 2.6% drop in shares of BP after the oil major posted a sharp drop in third quarter profit.
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"I know the difficulties confronting museums today, between a drop in attendance, particularly linked to the drop in tourism, and a rise in security expenses," Azoulay said, according to the Art Newspaper.
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MariaDB, the company behind the eponymous MySQL drop-in replacement database, today announced that it has acquired Clustrix, which itself is a MySQL drop-in replacement database, but with a focus on scalability.
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That is such a monumental goal that Biosphere 2 is only a drop in the bucket of everything that must be understood, but Biosphere 2 is a very important drop in that bucket.
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You can specify who can Drop In on you, and you can disable the feature for a specific device if, say, you don't ever want anyone to Drop In on your bedroom activities.
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Like other insurers, Allianz's property and casualty business was hit hard by European floods and storms in the second quarter, contributing to a 37 percent drop in operating profit drop in that business.
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Looking under the hood of the data, the drop in prices was in large part due to a drop in food inflation, which printed at 3.7% in February, compared to 4.2% in January.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins found that when Connecticut established a licensing law in 1995, it was associated with a 40 percent drop in gun homicides and a 15 percent drop in gun suicides.
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But the details prompted a drop in prices below $33.
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The online radio service blamed a drop in active listeners.
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That's about a 2261 percent drop in the OIA total.
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It included a larger 3.0 percent drop in energy stocks.
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No big whoop, another drop in the bucket of rumors.
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Obamacare supporters have blamed the drop in enrollment on HealthCare.
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That is because of the drop in mortgage interest rates.
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DHS touts drop in border crossings amid 'zero tolerance' push.
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Kilduff noted that a drop in exports has been expected.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The biggest one-day drop in AstraZeneca (AZN.
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Conspiracy theorists and mystics drop in colloidal silver and crystals.
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And even so, this is a drop in the bucket.
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This drop in pressure causes bubbles to form and bam!
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But Tesla recently posted its biggest drop in sales ever.
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The 30 percent drop in share prices might seem overdone.
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That drop in battery life reduces the phone's thickness, too.
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Alexa can also drop in on home from the car.
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A drop in U.S. oil production this week supported prices.
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It was also helped by a dramatic drop in crime.
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Polish government bond yields tracked a drop in Bund yields.
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A drop in vaccination rates is behind many measles outbreaks.
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Oliver's gesture, though, is only a drop in the bucket.
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There's nary a drop in sight on any of it.
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A drop in fertility doesn't change climate forecasts very much.
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A slight drop in the participation rate was a negative.
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Continues to warn that ad growth will drop in 2017.
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Turkey can ill afford a similar drop in German arrivals.
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A sharp drop in China iron ore futures hit miners.
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"It's literally just a drop in the bucket," Boom said.
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Her new album is set to drop in the fall.
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"My jaw dropped when I saw [Drop In]," Frankel said.
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Drop in thin cucumber slices, lemon wedges, or raspberries. 3.
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Nonetheless, a 40% drop in luminosity indicates a serious recession.
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Levi also reported a 17% drop in quarterly adjusted profit.
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The drop in the suicide rate was even more significant.
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U.S. business schools are seeing a major drop in applications.
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The president was unfazed by the drop in his ratings.
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This quarter notably saw an iPhone price drop in China.
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Brice experienced a significant drop in velocity during spring training.
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Security fears led to a drop in revenue from tourism.
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Nissan had flagged a steep drop in profit on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, oil saw continued strength on a drop in inventories.
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However, the company also forecast a drop in operating margins.
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Manufacturing, however, saw a 29,000 drop in vacancies in July.
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The drop in Chinese stocks also put pressure on sentiment.
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The APSS also detected a sharp drop in air pressure.
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The largest drop in the survey came among Republican millionaires.
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This was the sixth straight monthly drop in percentage terms.
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The incident also led to a drop in loan originations.
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A drop in U.S. crude inventories has also supported prices.
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Which brings us back to the drop in beef consumption.
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The drop in sales was the first in seven quarters.
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The sudden drop in Facebook's stock has made me angry!
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These crimes, although serious, are a drop in the ocean.
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"The drop in February [wages] was pretty sharp," Santschi said.
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That was offset by a drop in investment related income.
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That marked the first drop in home loans since 2016.
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This is particularly evident in the sharp drop in volatility.
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That combination might spur another, bigger drop in the markets.
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Waves, it turns out, are no drop in the ocean.
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She said members can drop in, but cannot take over.
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Meanwhile, energy stocks fell amid a drop in oil prices.
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The ostrich suit is only a drop in the bucket.
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So was a severe drop in Hong Kong bling sales.
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It also reflects a drop in bank appetite for risk.
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Duran isn't alone in warning about another drop in equities.
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Energy stocks were pressured by a drop in oil prices.
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The drop in prices naturally prompted a sharp pull back.
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Any drop in Iranian exports would only accelerate that trend.
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The recent drop in Chinese investment marks a significant turnaround.
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"There was a big drop in jurisdictions reporting," Stacy said.
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Adding to the pressure was a drop in bullion prices.
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That was bigger than a 0.3 percent drop in February.
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That equates to about a 1% drop in expected revenue.
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That's a 37 percent drop in just over a decade.
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The drop in industrial production was the largest since March.
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So why is Charles experiencing a sudden drop in subscribers?
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SPX to its biggest daily percentage drop in three months.
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That explains the big drop in the headline price since.
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Analysts are calling for another drop in the third quarter.
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And that could lead to a serious drop in revenue.
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And banks were hurt by a drop in bond yields.
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That followed a downwardly revised 4.2 percent drop in June.
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The cancellations amount to a 23% drop in overall capacity.
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How do you prepare for a sudden drop in income?
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Moreover, the drop in emissions is expected to be temporary.
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Some page reporting a massive drop in post reach currently.
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Both were plausibly caused by a drop in overinflated confidence.
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That's thanks to an 20.7 percent drop in transportation emissions.
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But a 30 percent drop in one day was baffling.
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If most states do, it's a drop in the bucket.
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Young voters drove the drop in rural support for Republicans.
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Does Monsanto want a 97 percent drop in pesticide use?
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The sharpest drop in money coming in is from China.
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For YouTube, $170 million is a drop in the bucket.
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" The pope attributed the malfunction to a "drop in voltage.
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That is less than the 1.4 percent drop in 2014.
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Stocks fell stateside amid a sharp drop in bond yields.
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That's a 5% drop in just the last two sessions.
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The remaining stores have seen a major drop in sales.
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Leading the slide was a 27% drop in technology stocks.
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The drop in enforcement is galvanizing activists to fight back.
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Business investment fell 0.6% — the first drop in 3 years.
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How fast did the pressure drop in this week's storm?
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Leading the slide was a 27% drop in technology stocks.
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And you had Michael Bay drop in for a cameo!
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A drop in shares of IBM weighed on the Dow.
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"$6 billion is a drop in the bucket," Alexander said.
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Looking forward one election, we see another drop in turnout.
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Revenue beat consensus, despite a drop in its customer base.
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A 53 mb drop in 21 hours, per their analyses.
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It included a 3.6 percent drop in the energy group.
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Most outsiders drop in for two reasons: business and animals.
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Of course that leads to a huge drop in coverage.
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In fact, Chavez says, pay continues to drop in importance.
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Cincinnati's coordinated approach has produced a significant drop in mortality.
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Chloe Kim and Jimmy Fallon drop in on unsuspecting fans.
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It was also followed by an initial drop in applicants.
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It was the third straight monthly drop in auto sales.
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A drop in aircraft orders accounts for November's expected decline.
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"It is a drop in the bucket," Mr. Antico said.
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Since Iowa, Biden has seen a drop in polls nationally.
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Cardi B's sophomore album is expected to drop in 2020.
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The drop in revenues at the cable TV and internet provider followed contractions of 24% in the first quarter, a 22018% fall in the fourth quarter of 0003 and 2000% drop in the third.
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SINGAPORE, July 28 (Reuters) - Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp , Singapore's second-biggest lender, posted a 15 percent drop in quarterly profit due to lower contributions from its insurance arm and a drop in investment income.
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Here in the States, the numbers are largely less dramatic, save for an extremely sharp drop in Asus PC sales of 48.3 percent year-over-year, coupled with a 20.9 percent drop in others.
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Earlier this month, CMC forecast a drop in income in the year to March as new rules curbed client activity, while IG Group last month reported a near 30 percent drop in trading revenue.
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The city's police department claims the solitary DJI Inspire 1 Quadcopter led to more than 500 arrests and a 103 percent drop in overall crime rates, with a 30 percent drop in home robberies.
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This partnership resulted in an 18.6 percent drop in asthma-related emergency department visits among children in the region and an 18 percent drop in hospital admissions among a group of especially complex patients.
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The same Goldman Sachs report projected a 20093 percent drop in US GDP in Q1 and a 24 percent drop in Q2, which is utterly unprecedented in a major modern economy outside of wartime.
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Companies like Apple, she said, have a beta above one, meaning that a 10 percent drop in the market tends to be associated with a larger than 10 percent drop in their stock prices.
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The drop in police deaths coincides with a dramatic drop in crime in recent decades: Violent crime rates in the US dropped by roughly 49 percent between 1994 and 2014, according to FBI data.
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"You would expect less volatility from a drop in complexity," said Charles Calomiris, an economist and text mining expert at Columbia University, referring to the drop in the Flesch-Kincaid scores identified by Reuters.
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In testing, Twitter said the changes led to an 8% drop in abuse reports on conversations (the discussions that happen in the replies to a tweet) and a 4% drop in abuse reports in search.
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Wall Street largely shrugged off reports showing an unexpected drop in U.S. retail sales last month and the first drop in industrial output since January, both in part due to the impact of Hurricane Harvey.
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" Emanuel's spokesperson responded in a tweet, in part, "Chicago is a Trump-Free zone not a fact-free zone and we had a 21% drop in gun violence in 2017 and 21% drop in 2018.
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The effects are so bad that some researchers believe the drop in blood lead levels in the past few decades may at least partly explain the United States' massive drop in crime since the 1990s.
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Over at Mother Jones, Kevin Drum, one of the biggest proponents of the idea that a drop in lead exposure led to a drop in crime, pushed back at the Journal of Quantitative Criminology study.
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The company's stock is up more than 4 percent so far this year, compared with a more than 10 percent drop in American Airlines' share price and 2.5 percent drop in Delta Air Lines' stock.
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The news came as the company reported a 303 percent drop in group print circulation revenues in the first quarter compared with a year earlier, and a 19 percent drop in sales from print advertising.
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The drop in mining output from the previous month, and a 2.4% drop over the year, was driven primarily by a drop in copper ore levels and iron production, the government statistics agency INE said.
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TEL AVIV, March 7 (Reuters) - Bank Leumi, one of Israel's two largest lenders, reported a drop in quarterly net profit that missed expectations on higher credit loss expenses and a drop in non-interest income.
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Underlying profit fell to A$237 million for the six months to December from A$308 million a year earlier, hurt by a 5 percent drop in tonnages and an 11 percent drop in revenue.
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The drop is credited largely to significant reductions in several of America's largest cities, including a 2628 percent decrease in Detroit, a 28503 percent drop in Houston and a 22019 percent drop in New York.
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Abu Dhabi's largest listed developer, Aldar Properties , was up 1.3 percent after it reported a 5.6 percent drop in second-quarter profit to 620 million dirhams ($169 million) amid a double-digit drop in revenue.
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U.S. long-dated and benchmark Treasury yields edged lower after the drop in oil prices was viewed as a deflationary sign, but the drop in yields was limited as investors awaited the Fed's policy statement.
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The weak factory orders data was flagged by a report last month showing the second straight monthly drop in demand for long-lasting manufactured goods in April, as well as a drop in manufacturing production.
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The overwhelming majority of countries studied showed a drop in interest.
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January's drop in orders was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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And the drop in sales only puts more pressure on franchisees.
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The eye drop in question treats a certain type of glaucoma.
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She definitely doesn't look too bothered by the drop in temperature.
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We're told the stores have experienced a significant drop in revenue.
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It reported a 39 percent drop in new orders from California.
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SPSY slid 1.7 percent amid a drop in U.S. Treasury yields.
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A drop in housing starts data also weighed on the stocks.
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Wednesday's drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average proves the point.
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A 2.6 percent drop in oil prices weighed down energy companies.
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Redemptions and market movements can contribute to a drop in AUM.
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Many blame the drop in prices on Chinese overproduction and exports.
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Falling Libor rates are also contributing to the drop in yields.
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I'm just a drop in the ocean, barely making a wave.
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But in a way that's just a drop in the bucket.
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But $39.9 million is a drop in the bucket for Snap.
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The drop in requirements comes after a change in the rules.
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The third drop in production this year was led by manufacturing.
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The fall stemmed largely from a drop in energy-sector emissions.
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The index posted its largest daily percentage drop in six weeks.
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That followed a $41 billion drop in December, the report said.
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Yet the drop in business investment since the summer suggests otherwise.
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I'll try to drop in a few times to say hi.
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As expected, vehicle sales showed the biggest drop in 10 months.
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The drop in funding was first reported by El Nuevo Dia.
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Power ships would make up for the temporary drop in supply.
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It can be difficult to find time for a drop-in.
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So in so many ways it's a drop in the bucket.
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It was the biggest drop in British real wages since 2014.
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"It's a drop in the bucket," says director Brion Nuda Rosch.
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Monday's drop in the VIX brings the gauge down to 11.89.
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Its first drop in the shipping minimum came just weeks later.
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The metal is heading for a 21345 percent drop in September.
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At the same time, the drop in congestion increased bus speeds.
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Other data showed a drop in U.S. industrial production in April.
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That's the largest quarterly drop in nearly a decade, he added.
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But that does not appear to assume any drop in demand.
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That was a sharp improvement from the 27% drop in June.
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"Our 20,000 is just a drop in the bucket," he said.
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In particular, it noted a further heavy drop in land sales.
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An unexpected drop in U.S. crude inventories also supported oil prices.
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Both were on pace for a third weekly drop in four.
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That's what began the extraordinary crime drop in New York City.
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Government data shows a clear drop in LNG exports to China.
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In fact, CNBC reported a 23 percent sales drop in 2018.
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It followed a 14.0 percent drop in July, the data showed.
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Japan's industrial production suffered its biggest drop in nearly seven years.
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Alphabet is expected to report a 5% drop in quarterly profit.
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He said this was reflected by a drop in economic expectations.
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The sharp drop in the benchmark treatment charge was widely expected.
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A drop in U.S. oil production also lent prices some support.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - A six percent drop in fares plunged Ryanair (RYA.
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It marked the first monthly hiring drop in nearly seven years.
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It was the second straight monthly drop in the participation rate.
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The drop in new loans was likely exacerbated by seasonal factors.
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"That's what caused the drop in new car sales," he added.
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The metal is heading for a 3.2 percent drop in August.
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That's a drop in the ocean in Shanghai, let alone China.
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That's a 20 percent drop in the number of female CEOs.
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The January drop in overall oil demand followed a strong December.
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A drop in technology shares added to the day's bearish tone.
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It led to a 60% drop in election spending this year.
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Even over Bluetooth, there isn't a massive drop in audio quality.
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Jungheinrich said there had been a sharp drop in customer investment.
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Are you ready for a 220,220 point drop in the Dow?
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The company also forecast a drop in first-quarter gross sales.
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I wish I could drop in on my folks more often.
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Upjohn reported a multimillion drop in sales during the first quarter.
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Ryan and his colleagues precipitated a sharp drop in consumer confidence.
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"The drop in sales showed the measures are effective," it said.
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That would be a 7 percent drop in the SOX index.
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How did the drop in Nangarhar ricochet back to Wall Street?
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The yuan was set for its biggest drop in 10 months.
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Authorities reported a big drop in dengue cases in the area.
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The drop in the unemployment rate to 4.4 percent was encouraging.
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The reason for the drop in exports was not immediately clear.
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Yergin said the drop in oil prices could influence oil producers.
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A small drop in interest rates did nothing to spur refinances.
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Exxon blamed weak margins for the income drop in those segments.
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That reflected a 4.8 percent drop in demand for transportation equipment.
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A real estate correction is relatively minor drop in the market.
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It was the second straight monthly drop in spending on goods.
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That prompted the sharpest drop in Wall Street stocks since Sept.
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So did a 70% drop in Freeport's share price during 2015.
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Goods prices fell 0.7 percent after a similar drop in December.
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Among married people, the drop in sexy times was much sharper.
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Wall Street looked set for its first drop in four days.
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KRE actually rallied about 2 ½ percent off Monday's drop in bonds.
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A recession typically causes a prolonged and pronounced drop in confidence.
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TC: Are you seeing a meaningful drop in valuations right now?
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The drop in the price of oil has slashed government revenues.
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And that was just a drop in the bucket in comparison.
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A drop in oil prices, however, tempered the broader market gains.
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Thermal imagery, above, shows the fast drop in the lake level.
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The drop in durable goods orders last month was broad-based.
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Also weighing on the sentiment was a drop in crude prices.
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Recent declines have occurred after a 3.2 percent drop in 2015.
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Still, U.S. business schools are seeing a major drop in applications.
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Sales helped offset a drop in earnings from Sony's gaming division.
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That helped offset a drop in earnings from Sony's gaming division.
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Maybe that's why retail sales had a big drop in December.
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French telco Orange saw a 20 percent revenue drop in Cameroon.
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But health insurers are now expecting a significant drop in enrollment.
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On Thursday, JC Penney posted a 2140 percent drop in sales.
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Lee estimated a $37 billion net drop in demand this year.
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The continued drop in oil prices is in special focus. -U.
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Another side-effect of microgravity is a drop in muscle mass.
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It was the second drop in the CPI in three months.
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Comerica reported the biggest drop in quarterly profit among the three.
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"Acting lets you drop in on other people's worlds," she said.
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However, L Brands did report a drop in comparable store sales.
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It has already cut production due to a drop in sales.
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Most flagged a drop in Chinese demand as their chief risk.
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The precipitous drop in readiness is alarming to say the least.
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However, a drop in the market now could prevent an opportunity.
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A sustained drop in Salesforce's stock price would harm both activities.
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The drop in new home prices is likely to be temporary.
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But some analysts said that the drop in stocks was misleading.
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Limp is now talking about Drop in, the Echo's intercom feature.
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It also found a drop in support for Sanders and Sen.
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We waited to see which feathered friend would drop in next.
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That led to a sharp drop in company-wide net income.
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Restaurant owner Wayan Widarti has seen a dramatic drop in customers.
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The drop in bond yields sent a chill through global markets.
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Today, Canalys reported another large drop in the country for 2018.
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MIAPJ0000PUS fell 5.4 percent, marking its biggest drop in five years.
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The bank forecast a 15-20 percent drop in European equities.
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Despite the drop in sales, pickle remains an essential affordable condiment.
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There was also major drop in the value of pound sterling.
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The latest quarterly figures show a 44 percent drop in profits.
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We can expect these babies to drop in July or August.
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Un-click the storage chip, and drop in another, new one.
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A timely drop in gas prices will buoy spending on Saturday.
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The percentage drop in completions was the largest since April 21.
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But much of that boost came via a drop in pay.
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There are other factors that may explain the drop in arrests.
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A recent drop in growth makes potential investors even more curious.
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The shares were also weighed down by the drop in rates.
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Those gains were slightly offset by a 1.9% drop in Apple.
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That's why a further 15 percent drop in the S.&P.
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The result was a two-thirds drop in the uninsurance rate.
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For many, that means watching the ball drop in Times Square.
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The USDA declined to comment on the drop in offal exports.
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But both banks also reported a drop in net interest margin.
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So what happened to precipitate such a rapid drop in value?
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The company reported a 10% drop in February sales on Monday.
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Manufacturers anticipate a further 13% drop in the January-March period.
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The bank also expects a 210% drop in profits this year.
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Any sustained drop in sales presents a real risk for Nio.
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There was an unmistakable and precipitous drop in stop and frisk.
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This year expect a 28500-6900 percent drop in total travel.
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Banks were dragged down by a 5.5 percent drop in UniCredit.
|
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Alphabet's "other bets" segment likely contributed to the drop in profit.
|
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The beat comes despite a two percent drop in ad revenue.
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But an 18 percent drop in the benchmark Hang Seng index .
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The largest drop in state imprisonment came from drug-related offenses.
|
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Apple blamed the drop in part on economic weakness in China.
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Refinancing led the surge, thanks to a drop in mortgage rates.
|
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Murders have ticked up this year after a drop in 2016.
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This tracks with her drop in the polls and betting odds.
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Yes, there was a big drop in construction spending for December.
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The main reason is the sharp drop in print advertising revenue.
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The beat comes despite a 22007 percent drop in ad revenue.
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But so far, it is just a drop in the bucket.
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Phoenix saw the biggest drop in vacancy rates, to just 2.6%.
|
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The idea of him doing a drop-in now feels awful.
|
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It also reported a sharp drop in third quarter operating profit.
|
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That is the fourth monthly drop in the past five months.
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This offset a massive drop in business investment during the period.
|
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A 9.9% drop in FedEx shares capped the index's gains, though.
|
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We expect Nevada's rank to drop in next year's estimates, however.
|
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Braxton's new album, "Sex & Cigarettes," is scheduled to drop in March.
|
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That was the steepest drop in London house prices since 2009.
|
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The Dow remained lower, pressured by a sharp drop in Walmart.
|
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We can't say it's a big drop in investments after Brexit.
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Runner up: Hilton Head Island, South Carolina (31% drop in price)
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Did her level of play drop in the last six games?
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The drop in heart disease deaths is also clearly good news.
|
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The unexpectedly rapid drop in prices has sped up the timetable.
|
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This morning's plunge represents the Dow's biggest drop in 10 months.
|
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The number of fraudulent votes was a drop in the bucket.
|
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The South Korean firm's warning came a day after Apple shares fell more than 22.99 percent, the biggest percentage drop in two years, as the iPhone maker forecast its first quarterly sales drop in 211.3 years.
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When a draft of the proposed "public charge" rule was released last year, there was a 20% drop in SNAP enrollment and an 8% drop in the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program enrollment, David said.
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While the Drop-In feature acts as a household intercom on screenless devices like Echo and Echo Dot, the Show allows you to "drop in" on someone with a video call without them having to answer.
|
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The South Korean firm's warning came a day after Apple shares fell more than 211.3 percent, the biggest percentage drop in two years, as the iPhone maker forecast its first quarterly sales drop in 220 years.
|
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Financial stocks were the biggest laggards, falling 0.4 percent on the S&P 500, after a 5 percent drop in shares of Capital One as the credit card issuer reported a drop in net interest margin.
|
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The effects are so bad that some researchers believe that the drop in blood lead levels in the past few decades may at least partly explain the United States' massive drop in crime since the 1990s.
|
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While migrant arrivals typically decline as the hot, hazardous summer months set in, the Department of Homeland Security said the drop in June was much larger than the 23 percent drop in June of last year.
|
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A new drop-in feature will let Echo owners drop-in on everyone in the family, and have them all appear in a mosaic on the screen, Brady Bunch-style, on Echo Shows with a screen.
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Earlier this month, Alawwal posted a 36.7 percent drop in quarterly profit as the lender was hit by higher impairment charge for credit losses, while SABB reported a 9.3 percent drop in net profit for the period.
|
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But Belkin and Kouchaki didn't know where the drop in helpful behavior was coming from—was it heat-induced fatigue, an increase in negative feelings, a drop in positive feelings, or some hellish combination of all three?
|
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A sharp drop in US coal-fired power generation—and the resulting drop in steam coal production—played a more significant role in 2015, but met still accounted for 57% of the revenue decline relative to 2011.
|
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U.S. home building fell more than expected in December, recording the biggest drop in just over a year, but the steep drop in groundbreaking activity will probably be temporary against the backdrop of a tightening labour market.
|
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected a 1.9 percent drop in January exports, and a 20153 percent drop in imports, after China's exports fell 1.4 percent in December from a year earlier and imports slid 7.6 percent .
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected a 12.5 percent drop in February exports, and a 10.0 percent drop in imports, after China's exports fell 11.2 percent in January from a year earlier and imports slid 18.8 percent.
|
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The food processor also reported a 7.3 percent drop in the total volume of products sold, an 80,000-tonne drop in the quarter, which was compensated by a 13 percent rise in the price of its products.
|
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According to a poll by the Center of Strategic Research, a Moscow-based think tank, Russian firms on average expect a 23% drop in revenue and a 16% drop in headcount by the end of this year.
|
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The latest figures suggest an overall deficit drop in 28503, which saw a slight $22020 billion drop in exports in the first 11 months while imports dropped $3.9 billion as compared to the same period in 2018.
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The latest figures suggest an overall deficit drop in 22020, which saw a slight, $0.1 billion drop in exports in the first 11 months while imports dropped $3.9 billion as compared to the same period in 2018.
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Columbia University, for example, increased "drop-in" hours to 75 from 50 and introduced a two-pathway system of care, with "drop-in" hours tailored to addressing short-term concerns and another geared towards immediate-crisis appointments.
|
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Saleh is a little more pessimistic, estimating a 5.9 percent drop in same-store sales in the second quarter, followed by a 9.1 percent decline in the third quarter and 4.7 percent drop in the fourth quarter.
|
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The overall drop in on-duty police deaths coincides with a dramatic drop in crime in recent decades: Violent crime rates in the US dropped by roughly 49 percent between 1994 and 2014, according to FBI data.
|
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The company on Thursday reported a 25% drop in annual underlying profit.
|
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She attributed the drop in part to the continuing education of employees.
|
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"It's not just something you drop in or build around," said Schiller.
|
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The steep drop in oil prices is both a cause and effect.
|
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The drop in the global rate has saved 2.8m lives since 1003.
|
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One by one, the sound level started to drop in the pool.
|
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We had the biggest drop in unemployment in many years in 2016.
|
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Drop in for a veggie bowl or salad after three 3 p.m.
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That will help contribute to a further drop in U.S. coal production.
|
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The S&P 500 index posted its biggest drop in three months.
|
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Federal and state Medicaid spending still grew despite the drop in enrollment.
|
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So you can just drop in a name to get to sleuthing.
|
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"It's definitely not a drop in the bucket for me," he says.
|
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 22.75 index suffered its biggest drop in four months.
|
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The Mac malware is still a drop in the ocean in comparison.
|
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This is a much bigger drop in coverage than experts had expected.
|
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That was enough to overshadow an unexpected drop in February retail sales.
|
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Then, it'll be time to just drop in and get to battling.
|
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Tumbling retail sales volumes accelerated to an 8 percent drop in November.
|
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The drop in rates, however, comes amid concern over the U.S. economy.
|
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New York's exchange reported a nearly 11 percent drop in sign-ups.
|
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Shell announced a 8 percent drop in 2016 earnings to $3.5 billion.
|
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Investors are concerned that the drop in oil prices could affect inflation.
|
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That could cause a 5 percent to 7 percent drop in the .
|
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Gently drop in the eggs and cook for 7 1/2 minutes.
|
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The announcement led to a 20 percent drop in its share price.
|
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Each time a job is lost, it's a drop in the bucket.
|
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Official scrutiny, and the recent drop in prices, have spooked many investors.
|
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Support for the dollar came amid a general drop in market volatility.
|
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Some countries actually saw a drop in tree cover loss in 2017.
|
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But the drop in sex rates and marriage rates are clearly related.
|
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There was a sharp drop in the cost of hospital outpatient services.
|
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He also took credit for a drop in violent crime and homicides.
|
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The slide also came amid a drop in many European financial stocks.
|
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But rising mortgage payments might lead to a drop in overall demand.
|
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The price of oil posted its biggest monthly drop in six months.
|
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Analysts from Wells Fargo estimate a 6% drop in volumes in 2019.
|
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Blood centers often see a drop in donations during the summer months.
|
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The executive said the drop in fuel imports will begin after March.
|
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You could hear a pin drop in some of those TV stations.
|
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A drop in transport costs, notably air fares, offset other price rises.
|
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That has raised concerns about a drop in foreign investment into India.
|
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The service's budget request saw a $4 billion drop in shipbuilding funds.
|
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Czech and Polish government bond yields tracked a drop in Bund yields.
|
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It was the first annual drop in drug overdose deaths since 1999.
|
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Adding to concerns is China's reported drop in crude imports for February.
|
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You can also drop in on trusted contacts, like grandma or grandpa.
|
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Tourism and smaller food businesses are vulnerable to a drop in sterling.
|
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In September, Lamprell forecast a 10 percent drop in revenue for 2018.
|
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A drop in reach on Facebook could set back nonprofits' efforts significantly.
|
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ICE said this was largely due to the drop in border arrests.
|
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All I have to do is say, 'Alexa, drop in on Dad.
|
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Gently drop in cod chunks and let cook through, about 5 minutes.
|
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The drop in mining stocks came despite a rise in commodities prices.
|
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Most of the growth was explained by a huge drop in imports.
|
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The exact drop in traffic varied between different areas in the zone.
|
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Mr Janaillac had warned of a big drop in profits this year.
|
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It lost 1.4 percent last week, its first weekly drop in four.
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The body alone is $2000 and is expected to drop in March.
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It only takes seconds to drop in your email — so no excuses.
|
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That helped offset a 7 percent drop in production during the quarter.
|
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The declines in their imports is really someone else's [drop in] exports.
|
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That followed a 1.2 percent drop in durable goods orders in July.
|
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The company reported a 12.7 percent drop in revenue to $4.38 billion.
|
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While doing so they monitored the resulting drop in the surface's temperature.
|
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The perceived safe-haven yen benefited from a drop in global equities.
|
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President Donald Trump cheered the drop in the unemployment rate on Friday.
|
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Output went up despite a drop in Germany, the bloc's largest economy.
|
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The fall was slightly bigger than a 0.4 percent drop in June.
|
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It said in July that it expects a drop in 2016 profit.
|
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In summer-like simulations the drop in odorant level was 27-62%.
|
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Within the first year, there was a 67 percent drop in homicides.
|
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The drop in Apple's ownership was bigger than any other major stock.
|
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Whatever the source, this drop in empathy should concern all of us.
|
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Historically black colleges and universities, meanwhile, saw a big drop in engagement.
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There was a 3.4% drop in shipments of motor vehicles and parts.
|
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Yet there has been a notable drop in inflation in emerging markets.
|
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Set against the waste, gleaners' efforts seem a drop in the ocean.
|
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The poll also showed a drop in voters' perception of her character.
|
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But they disagree on how much oil could drop in the interim.
|
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SPSY and a 5.6 percent drop in the S&P 500 index .
|
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Stockholm exempted too many vehicles, which caused a drop in fee revenue.
|
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Coca-Cola was down 210 percent after reporting a drop in sales.
|
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Spending is slowing That consumer angst translates into a drop in spending.
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The gains also follow a massive drop in stocks to end 2018.
|
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Campaign 2020 One candidate drops out as another preps to drop in.
|
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The deep drop in rates came in the week ended March 220.
|
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But the drop in oil prices dented interest in the Aussie dollar.
|
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The stock price decline Tuesday extends a sharp drop in recent weeks.
|
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The airline reported a 75 percent half-year profit drop in November.
|
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The company on Sunday reported a 1.9.7 percent drop in quarterly profit.
|
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The massive drop in benchmark yields marked their lowest level since Nov.
|
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That reflects a drop in the people actively involved in the workforce.
|
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Meanwhile, the NAHB survey showed a 3 percent drop in homebuilder sentiment.
|
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So just how far will the market drop in 2017 and beyond?
|
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Look out for their new collab to drop in the near future.
|
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Only two surveys actually show a long-term drop in gun ownership.
|
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The drop in wages suggested that U.S. inflation remained muted, analysts said.
|
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A sharp drop in mortgage activity over the holidays was clearly temporary.
|
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Some claim they caused the steep drop in closed sales in November.
|
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The energy sector has suffered because of the drop in oil prices.
|
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Software AG slumped 8.7 percent after reporting a drop in licence revenue.
|
|
The currency was headed for its biggest monthly drop in five months.
|
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That may be part of what's behind the drop in pending sales.
|
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And complementary renewables aren't a perfect drop-in replacement for coal either.
|
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That followed a 2653 percent drop in durable goods orders in May.
|
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" Still, the report calls the exonerated cases a "drop in the bucket.
|
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The surprise drop in rates has some borrowers in a nervous conundrum.
|
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The euro's decline comes amid a general drop in currency market volatility.
|
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It included a 2 percent drop in Victoria, British Columbia's capital city.
|
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The Topix index fell 1.6 percent, its biggest drop in 7 weeks.
|
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A drop in U.S. equity indexes also weakened sentiment in crude prices.
|
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It will be the first drop in quarterly earnings growth since 2016.
|
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This resulted in a 35 percent drop in cholesterol in treated mice.
|
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Last month's drop in mining output was the largest since September 2008.
|
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That pullback was blamed for a drop in sign-ups on HealthCare.
|
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A 6 percent drop in refinance volume was behind the weekly drop.
|
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The drop in production has led to a tightening in global inventories.
|
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The yellow metal is poised for its first weekly drop in five.
|
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Tour operators report a sharp drop in the number of Chinese tourists.
|
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The drop in production has led to a tightening of oil inventories.
|
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A drop in banks and discretionary stocks offset gains in technology names.
|
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After those decisions, there was a sharp drop in support among Republicans.
|
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This is the sharpest drop in farm income since the Great Depression.
|
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Then I asked him about the drop in gun sales under Trump.
|
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The percentage drop in the shares is the largest in 17 years.
|
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The model forecasts 7.5% drop in EPS in the next 12 months.
|
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Phones drop in value almost immediately after a new one is announced.
|
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The drop in U.S. wages suggested that inflation remained muted, analysts said.
|
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FTEU21.9 and S&P 21.875 suffering their worst drop in six weeks.
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You can't click on links that you drop in to notes, either.
|
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews noted, the drop in homicides wasn't statistically significant.
|
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Bank of America posted a 22 percent drop in bond trading revenue.
|
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The surge was a direct response to another drop in mortgage rates.
|
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"I wouldn't worry too much about the drop in manufacturing," Williamson said.
|
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The association forecast a 0.13 percent drop in sales activity in 2018.
|
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Market gains were curbed, however, by a drop in the healthcare sector.
|
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Last week, Deutsche Bank reported a sharp drop in third-quarter profit.
|
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U.S. stocks were trading slightly lower amid a drop in oil prices.
|
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Economists polled by Reuters were expecting a 0.5 percent drop in July.
|
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The 103 percent drop in oil prices dragged down major energy companies.
|
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But the drop in support was even steeper in the biggest cities.
|
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Spending was held back by a drop in outlays on household utilities.
|
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Still, the drop in share price this month has been very small.
|
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To call it a drop in the bucket is probably an understatement.
|
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Energy stocks in Australia sold off following the drop in oil prices.
|
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"I had thrown a lot," Chapman said of the drop in velocity.
|
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It previously predicted a drop in unit revenues for the second half.
|
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And the result is a very great drop in the crime rate.
|
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Meanwhile, the site TicketCity has reported a 31 percent drop in sales.
|
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These factors contributed to a 2% drop in toy sales in 2018.
|
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He took advantage of the drop in prices to buy more shares.
|
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It's a remarkable drop in a city long plagued by gun violence.
|
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"This is a drop in ocean for (China's) energy needs," Graham said.
|
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The drop in agreeing that Trump should cooperate was steepest among Republicans.
|
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It lost 13 percent last week, its first weekly drop in four.
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A 45 percent drop in the share price over the last year.
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Now, you might notice a drop in audio quality on this one.
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At $10K-a-night, the home is no drop in the bucket.
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That's the luteal phase, which also comes with a drop in estrogen.
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Accessed August 3, 2018 Screenshot of the drop in Bilibili's stock price.
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We haven't seen a significant drop in the number of attempted attacks.
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One hit to investors, however, could be a drop in home prices.
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These systems are deployed when there a sudden drop in cabin pressure.
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It followed a 3.1 percent drop in April, Cabinet Office data showed.
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GM posted a smaller-than-expected drop in earnings for the year.
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California's ban led to a 72 percent drop in plastic bag use.
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"That is a drop in the bucket, as to need," he said.
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The current guidance has contributed to a precipitous drop in economic activity.
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Brush it off in a westerly direction, and it'll drop in Belgium.
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But it was a drop in his much bigger ocean of donations.
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A correction is a 10 percent drop in stocks from their peak.
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It dwarfed the drop in imprisonment of the Johnson and Nixon eras.
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That led to a 1.3 percent drop in mining output last month.
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One was a big drop in housing prices between the world wars.
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This drop in participation has been sharpest for men without college degrees.
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At some point, stocks that fly that high simply drop in value.
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Those gains were slightly offset by a 6% drop in Boeing, however.
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That drop in foreign investment is a loss for the US economy.
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A drop in tourism will be difficult for a variety of companies.
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But that hardly recouped the sharp 1.593% drop in the previous month.
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Delays may not drop in total number, but they should get shorter.
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So there's been a huge drop in numbers into the feeder system.
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Massachusetts has deployed drop-in centers offering treatment, naloxone and other services.
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That change is the drop in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield.
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Shape into balls and drop in a large pot of boiling water.
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DOW INDUSTRIALS FALL 1,190.95 POINTS; BIGGEST ONE-DAY POINT DROP IN HISTORY
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Cillizza: Is there any major shoe still to drop in the race?
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The company reported a sharp quarterly drop in sales and profits today.
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SThree posted a 9% drop in net fees earned in the region.
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Meanwhile, a drop in Facebook shares pressured the broader market as well.
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Futures were also under pressure amid a sharp drop in Facebook shares.
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That resulted in a 5% drop in income for the full year.
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New York City had a record drop in chain stores in 2019
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"The drop in the dollar brings a little inflationary undertone," he said.
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Energy stocks also supported the market, despite a drop in oil prices.
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Facebook was not the only tech company to drop in the rankings.
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The city had a 1.1 percent drop in hotel arrivals that year.
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By the numbers: 27.4% drop in the goods trade deficit in October.
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California's ban led to a 262 percent drop in plastic bag use.
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Asian markets signaled a calmer outlook after Monday's sharp drop in stocks.
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The drop in yields is also attributable to the reported wage stagnation.
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What money there is can seem like a drop in the bucket.
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For Bloomberg, though, the spot is a relative drop in the bucket.
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The fifth season of "Lucifer" will drop in 2020 in two parts.
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The decline was much steeper than the 230% annual drop in November.
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About 20% of Delaware residents will see their premiums drop in 2020.
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They estimated a more than 26% drop in revenue to $20.8 billion.
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This helped cause a 10 percent drop in total tire unit sales.
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And even with the drop in sales, the company is doing well.
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That would be the biggest drop in first-half profits since 2012.
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The problems led to a 50% drop in third-quarter Explorer sales.
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Nicotine causes a drop in skin temperature that adds to the problem.
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The drop in consumer prices was mainly due to lower oil prices.
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Meanwhile, the popular household feature drop-in is getting an upgrade, too.
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Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv had expected a 24.5% drop in comparable sales.
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Other speakers said the drop in output would hit feed demand hard.
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Thanks to the drop in the cost of air travel ... Oh, wait.
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North Carolina could see a 90 percent drop in solar power supply.
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Increased promotional expenditure in Australia also led to a drop in revenue.
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The second is a dramatic drop in investment spending by local governments.
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It is driving a drop in emergency department visits and preventable hospitalizations.
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Holly Hunter, Iggy Pop, Johnny Rotten and Val Kilmer also drop in.
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Singapore (CNN)It's a bustle of activity in the drop-in center.
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That followed a 0.3 percent drop in durable goods orders in May.
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Rite Aid reported a drop in year-over-year same store sales.
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Tahiti, French Polynesia, will see a huge drop in airfare in March.
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Technology stocks also contributed to the drop in the major indexes Monday.
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Recently, though, European social democrats have witnessed an extraordinary drop in support.
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A surprise drop in stockpiles was among the factors pushing oil higher.
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Industrial output was pulled down by a 21.2 drop in utilities production.
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Record imports led to a drop in domestic prices in 2016/17.
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But educators and public health officials praised the drop in tobacco use.
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This month's drop in the index was the largest since July 313.
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Because that infrastructure isn't in place, the initial drop in U.K.-E.
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By the numbers: Stanford University cites a 6% drop in MBA applications.
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Reuters attributed the drop in Samsung Electronics' share price to foreign selling.
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It's the first year-over-year drop in its TV networks division.
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Still high, but a dramatic drop in such a short time span.
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The gardeners dig a hole, drop in a seed and water it.
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But the dramatic drop in apprehensions is not due to deterrence alone.
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We don't know if influencers will see a massive drop in reach.
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The drop in imports mirrors ongoing declines in manufacturing sentiment and production.
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The outlook is less positive for the January-March 229.24 quarter, where Samsung expects a drop in earnings from higher marketing expenses for its mobile division and a drop in sales of TVs due to weak seasonal demand.
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"The end result of this ban will not be a drop in terror attacks in the United States; rather, it will be a drop in international good will towards Americans and a threat towards our economy," it says.
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"A whopping drop in imports has resulted in a moderate draw to crude stocks, while a drop in both gasoline and distillates inventories round out a broadly supportive report," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at Clipperdata.
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Stefan Broddi Gudjonsson, an economist at Arion Banki, told Bloomberg that the Wow Air shutdown could lead to a 16 percent drop in tourism to Iceland this year and a 1.9 percent drop in overall gross domestic product.
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Analysts expect Samsung's smartphone sales to drop in the April-June quarter, following a more than 2 percent drop in the previous quarter as consumers flock to cheaper models from Chinese rivals such as Xiaomi Corp (1810.HK).
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N reported a bigger-than expected drop in fourth-quarter profit, hobbled by a strong dollar and a drop in income from print ads, and said ad revenue would likely be flat or fall in the current quarter.
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And the drop in production from the mature field has meant a steep drop in tax revenues for Scotland, which in turn has put a big question mark over the prospects of Scottish independence from the United Kingdom.
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"A whopping drop in imports has resulted in a moderate draw to crude stocks, while a drop in both gasoline and distillates inventories round out a broadly supportive report," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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Today, the company reported a big drop in revenues for the quarter and full year, as well as a drop in net income for the quarter and swing to a net loss of $881 million for the full year.
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VX reported a worse than expected 21 percent drop in net profit to 1.12 billion Swiss francs ($1.10 billion) on a drop in sales on Wednesday, blaming strong exchange rates, but forecast a pick-up in sales in 2016.
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But the company noted that it didn't record any license revenues from Apple in the last three quarters, which contributed to a 40 percent drop in operating income and a 44 percent drop in licensing revenue year-over-year.
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Cyrela said it had the highest rate of sales cancellations in its history for the year when it released fourth-quarter results, leading to a 68 percent drop in net income and an 11 percent drop in net revenue.
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"For a multibillion dollar company, that's a drop in the bucket," he says.
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Two to 4 inches of rain could drop in parts of the state.
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It was not clear what had caused the drop in the migrant flow.
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And with every passing year the drop in American fertility seems less temporary.
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It is experiencing a much steeper drop in beer demand than craft brewers.
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LOOK 10 MILION IS GREAT, BUT STILL JUST A DROP IN THE OCEAN.
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Shares in easyJet recorded their biggest one-day percentage drop in 12 years.
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A drop in Italian bank UniCredit and Austrian bank Erste knocked financial stocks.
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Last March, PetroChina reported a 17 percent drop in net profit for 2014.
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China's Hang Seng Index fell 2.5 percent, its biggest weekly drop in 2017.
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Healthcare shares were lower, weighed down by a 523 percent drop in Biogen.
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Drop in on the butcher, and pack the car with pounds of meat.
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This will offset the 22017 percent drop in fuel costs seen in 2016.
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A plane crash in 2015 led to a further drop in tourist numbers.
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TripAdvisor reported a drop in both subscription revenue and in display ad spending.
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Slice one of the limes in thin rounds and drop in the pitcher.
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That marks a $1 trillion drop in just two-and-a-half years.
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An increase in deposits helped offset the drop in bonds held by households.
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We've been seeing a drop in numbers over the years since intervention started.
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The industrials giant is particularly sensitive to any drop in global economic activity.
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And more importantly, what is the next shooter drop in all of this?
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It unveiled the concept for the influencer project, called "The Drop," in May.
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But its drop in disengagements suggests the Alphabet unit is improving its system.
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The currency was headed for its biggest one-day drop in four years.
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Economists point to several reasons for the drop in summer employment: —FEWER JOBS.
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Another big customer was hit by the drop in demand for farm machinery.
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The share expecting a drop in income was little changed at 8.3 percent.
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A drop in oil prices since 2014 has pushed the economy into recession.
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They simply won't ... because they know they'll take a significant drop in ridership.
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Other major discount stores also saw a drop in chicken sales despite discounts.
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An unexpected drop in U.S. crude inventories kept oil price declines in check.
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An unexpected drop in U.S. crude inventories also kept price declines in check.
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Apparel prices were down 0.3 percent after a 0.9 percent drop in June.
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Dana Gas, which reported a drop in earnings last week, fell 7.8 percent.
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Redfin, a real estate brokerage, also recently reported a drop in new listings.
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The euro's small rise comes amid a general drop in currency market volatility.
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The 27% drop in earnings for Switzerland's largest bank still beat analysts' expectations.
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Wholesale food prices fell 0.3 percent following a 0.9 percent drop in March.
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It was the main factor behind a drop in Angela Merkel's approval ratings.
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What I learned eventually is that that's just a drop in the bucket.
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Crude's gains on Wednesday were supported by an unexpected drop in U.S. inventories.
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However, investors are expressing concern about a 1 percent drop in organic revenue.
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R2RGSCS are expected to drop in weighting from 3.4 percent to 2.8 percent.
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"The proposals that are on the table are a drop in the bucket."
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The first launched October 1 and the second will drop in January 2017.
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Between 2005 and 2014, Hispanic teens experienced a 42 percent drop in jobs.
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States in the Northeast and West saw the smallest drop in gas spending.
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Brexit shouldn't be responsible for today's $2.6 billion drop in its market cap.
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And there's no equivalent drop in the theft of laptops and other electronics.
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Mortgage hunters were not particularly impressed with the latest drop in interest rates.
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Still, there could be a drop in quality while Huawei finds its footing.
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Red Robin cited a 4.1 percent drop in guests for the sales drop.
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Other Apple executives saw a slightly more modest 9 percent drop in compensation.
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Another key reason for the skyrocketing numbers is a drop in condom use.
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U.S. stocks closed lower on Wednesday weighed by a drop in healthcare equities.
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Gap (GPS) reported a 6 percent drop in same store sales in May.
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But such a drop in participation would have to be huge to matter.
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"You could hear a pin drop in that room," she told me recently.
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The sharp economic contraction was followed by a steep drop in Argentina's currency.
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Those losses were only outdone by a 1.88 percent-drop in financial stocks.
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A short-run monetary failure could create a long-run drop in supply.
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A sudden drop in such growth might push an economy into a slump.
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Data showing a drop in Turkey's foreign-currency reserves triggered more volatile trading.
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U.S. YIELD CURVE FLATTENS FURTHER, LED BY FASTER DROP IN LONGER-DATED YIELDS
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Not all are available through the app, but some have drop-in rates.
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A Reuters poll forecast a small drop in all-important exports last month.
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It was the weakest income performance since a 0.1 percent drop in February.
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According to researchers, there was no such drop in gonorrhea in comparable states.
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The drop in the unemployment rate — this is the best of the cycle.
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Once-booming corporate profits were expected to drop in the first quarter. Sharply.
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MTN posted a more than 50 percent drop in annual profit on Thursday.
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SPLRCD index showed a 1.25 percent drop in line with the energy index .
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On Tuesday, Harley Davidson posted a drop in first-quarter sales and earnings.
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Typically, these companies see an average of a 0.5% drop in their stocks.
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But here's the thing: The drop in uninsured rate wasn't among that population.
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But investors were spooked by a sudden drop in technology and transportation shares.
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Maybe one of your kids will just "Drop In" while you're having sex!
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Staples saw a bigger than expected 4 percent drop in same-store sales.
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Retail, another leading job-cutter, saw a 48 percent drop in pink slips.
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The drop in commodities is being felt throughout the energy sector and beyond.
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The precipitous drop in yields has undermined the U.S. dollar in recent weeks.
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Perhaps the penny is starting to drop in the political realm at least.
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Organic sales unchanged yr/yr, with a 2 pct drop in mature markets.
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Stocks could drop in lockstep, as lower interest rates are good for companies.
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A drop in the horrifying bucket that is climate change, you might say.
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Last week's drop in new applications was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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This was the largest one-day percentage drop in history until that time.
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Manufacturing production slumped 0.9 percent in January, the biggest drop in eight months.
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Worries accounted for the almost 7 percent drop in the stock on Monday.
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And for heavy coffee drinkers, the sudden drop in consumption can play havoc.
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It fell 3.9 percent last year, following a 13 percent drop in 2015.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct the percentage drop in bitcoin's price.
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Last week it fell one percent - its biggest weekly drop in three months.
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A flat yield curve can signal a drop in profitability for the industry.
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It said weather-related losses led to an 18% drop in underwriting gains.
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This drop in price for these products might raise employment in these sectors.
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It also marked the fastest decline since a 0.83 percent drop in 2007.
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Users can adjust audio levels, cut out segments, or drop in background audio.
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RE: The biggest drop in institutional trust this year was in the media.
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During the October swoon, the posted its worst monthly drop in seven years.
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And you could literally hear a pin drop in the middle of Manhattan.
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Another drop in Iranian exports would further squeeze supply in a tight market.
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Auto sales fell 0.9 percent in February after a similar drop in January.
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For the week, it fell 0.3%, its first such drop in six weeks.
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The company blamed tariffs for a 30 percent drop in second-quarter profit.
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Lendix is still a drop in the bucket compared to traditional bank loans.
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A sharp drop in financial expenses helped prop up results, the company said.
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The drop in oil prices fuelled a risk-off wave across the board.
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That contrasts with a 1.9 percent drop in holdings of federal government securities.
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On Monday, Alfa posted a sharp drop in profits in the second quarter.
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The collection is expected to drop in stores and online on March 1.
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After removing the shredded vegetable matter from the water, drop in the noodles.
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Forecasts were for a 0.5 percent drop in a Reuters poll of economists.
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It fell 3.9 percent last year, following a 10 percent drop in 2015.
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That was largely due to a drop in refinancings, which slipped 3 percent.
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In 2015, they fell by $10.60.19 billion, the largest annual drop in history.
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A drop in automobile purchases erased a half percentage point from GDP expansion.
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The percentage drop in single-family homebuilding was the largest since February 2015.
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It included a 36.933 percent drop in CGI Group Inc to C$236.93.
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As researchers in July's paper indicated, that's just a drop in the bucket.
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It would also benefit from a drop in the value of the pound.
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That compares with a 4.9 percent drop in the CBOT December corn contract.
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It did cause a drop in viewership, but the dip has since reversed.
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Those same glaciers, however, would cause sea level to drop in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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And in most cases, I'd recommend against using the Drop-In feature altogether.
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Macy's reported a 3.5 percent drop in comparable sales in the fourth quarter.
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So far, a drop in OPEC shipments has lagged the decline in production.
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On Tuesday, the drug manufacturer posted a near 53% drop in quarterly profit.
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Still, the numbers -- and the rapid drop in them -- are interesting and telling.
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More spring 2016 styles are expected to drop in the next few months.
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Dmitri Medvedev, Russia's prime minister, is due to drop in later this year.
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That this content from Russian accounts was just a drop in the bucket.
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Gap experienced a 33% drop in fourth-quarter profits, parent company Gap Inc.
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The transportation, warehousing, and utilities sector saw a 60,000 drop in job openings.
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Hawken estimated this could help cause a 60-gigaton drop in global emissions.
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"That's a drop in the bucket, but at least it's something," says Catrambone.
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Economists said the drop in imports was likely temporary given strong domestic demand.
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That helped to offset a 22.1 percent drop in receipts at auto dealerships.
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Renewed hostilities in either nation could lead to another drop in oil exports.
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The energy group fell 0.9 percent, pressured by a drop in oil prices.
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However, the bank also reported a 27 percent drop in bond trading revenue.
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The S&P 210 is coming off its first drop in three days.
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The probability of some event that causes a drop in confidence is high.
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Telstra shares fell 1.6%, compared with a 1.9% drop in the benchmark index.
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Poor and vulnerable communities have benefitted the most from the drop in crime.
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With his heart condition, the drop in temperature made my father unbearably cold.
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Buying back 3,500 guns correlated with a 74 percent drop in firearm suicides.
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And realistically, $24 is a drop in the bucket after a $295 meal.
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Both benchmarks marked their biggest single day percentage drop in almost one month.
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He couldn't drop in a line about the Riemann hypothesis as an icebreaker.
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For the Chevy Cruze, the drop in sales has been even more severe.
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The S&P 500 was coming off its first drop in three days.
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MSCIEF fell only 1.75 percent, the largest drop in just over two months.
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The company said it expects a drop in revenue for the current quarter.
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Following a decadeslong drop in crime rates, Trump publicly urges rougher police tactics.
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China's reserves fell $513 billion in 2015, the largest annual drop in history.
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A drop in the euro provided support, helping the exporter-heavy DAX index .
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But it was poised to notch its biggest weekly drop in 11 weeks.
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Without major new exploration, however, output could drop in the years to come.
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In "Butterfly Habitat Hats," a drop-in family art project, from 10 a.m.
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The drop in stock price was the company's worst one-day fall ever.
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Novomatic reported a 29 percent drop in first-half net profit on Aug.
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There was also a steep drop in revenues at its fixed income division.
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The loss of money and people has corresponded with a drop in audits.
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That helped to offset a 4.6 percent drop in the cost of gasoline.
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That would indicate a drop in under 30 turnout of 2.5 million voters.
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This was the first drop in both interbank assets and liabilities since 2010.
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So companies source from different countries to prevent a sudden drop in supply.
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SPNY added 0.35 percent despite a 2.5 percent drop in Brent crude oil.
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Only my husband and I have drop in privileges for our Echo devices.
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Oil prices rose on the report because of the large drop in inventories.
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With a drop in marketplace enrollment, the ACA is more likely to implode.
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But once you drop in, you start to think it's an odd descriptor.
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Taurus shares plunged 8 percent on Tuesday, their biggest drop in 16 months.
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A rise in services prices offset a slight drop in prices for goods.
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The drop in requirements for 2017 comes after a change in the rules.
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People could just drop in and come on over to the other side?
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That is the fifth drop in the past six months and below expectations.
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The steep drop in these popular technology stocks weighed on the sector's leaders.
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But whatever new subscriptions that generates will be a drop in the bucket.
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Investcorp reported a 45 percent drop in second-half net profit last week.
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That's its steepest drop in 20 years and its lowest level since Nov.
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For some refuges, this would amount to a 90 percent drop in funding.
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The study by France Strategie predicted a huge drop in tourism and trade.
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We've already seen that the drop in oil prices affect the stock market.
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Throughout the evening, people continuously drop in and leave plastic bags of donations.
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St Barbara Ltd fell 2.8%, its sharpest drop in more than one-month.
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Diamond Offshore fell 217 percent to $252 after posting a drop in revenue.
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Did Mitchell and Cameron drop in on a book club for gay dads?
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The problem with the lack of change is a continued drop in use.
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What's the next shoe that will drop in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation?
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Philips Lighting reported a 3.3 percent drop in third-quarter sales last week.
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The drop in Apple led to a 0.89% fall in the technology sector.
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They have also faced a sharp drop in oil prices in recent years.
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This is just a drop in the ocean for brown and black people.
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Rihanna's faux-fur sandals haven't been restocked since their initial drop in April.
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What's behind this significant drop in this percentage of wealth going to labor?
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The drop in oil prices helped push the S&P 500 energy index .
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He also said the drop in commodity prices removed support from U.S. equities.
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The drop, in the end, was far more modest than that of 2008.
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Often lockup expirations lead to a drop in a recent IPO's share price.
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Completions in the South fell 22 percent, the biggest drop in seven years.
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She said a drop in vacation satisfaction usually occurs after about six days.
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It had tumbled 3.3 percent — the worst drop in eight months — on Wednesday.
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As Trump was briefing, the Dow posted its worst point drop in history.
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Anna Sauerbrey BERLIN — It was the most preposterous mic drop in German history.
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The Seattle-based brokerage Redfin also reported a drastic drop in consumer interest.
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However, Hall said he's not confident the drop in price will boost sales.
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Treatment of both diseases often results in an abrupt drop in estrogen levels.
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The milk-jug drop in Defiance, Ohio, was canceled because of the cold.
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And natural-gas prices could benefit from the sharp drop in oil prices.
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Every 1 percent drop in compliance costs the government $33 billion a year.
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In the futures market, the drop in sterling activity has been more marked.
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But the drop in suicides most definitely was — and the results are striking.
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That led to a $40 billion drop in revenue for the U.S. government.
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They were last month restrained by a 1.1 percent drop in food prices.
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Sometimes the energy shifted to accommodate a drop-in guest with fresh ideas.
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Monday's 24% drop in oil prices marked the biggest plunge in since 1991.
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"This is a drop in the bucket for what we need," Cuomo said.
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It was on track for its biggest single-day drop in three weeks.
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That represents a steep 86% drop in daily airline passengers for this month.
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The trillion-dollar drop in market values was just a recognition of reality.
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With these new phones comes a drop in prices of the earlier iPhones.
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Shares fell more than 11%, their worst one-day drop in 11 years.
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Some analysts have linked the drop in activity to the loss of territory.
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And a drop in gasoline prices would cut both ways for Trump politically.
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Equally important is the startling drop in the price of renewable energy sources.
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The company reported a 2225% drop in sales at constant currencies for 2100.
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The 0.2 percent decline is softer than the 2.1% drop in the Dec.
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Torres' chemotherapy caused a "significant drop in her reproductive function," the documents say.
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Students can drop in and work on projects both during and after class.
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The percentage drop in single-family homebuilding was the largest since February 124.13.
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He added that a drop in global oil prices could bring it back.
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When water temperatures drop in time, the algae return and the reef revives.
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Commerce Department data showed an unexpected drop in new home sales last month.
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The city reported a "moderate" 1.1 percent drop in hotel arrivals that year.
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A drop in the jobless rate tempered market expectations of a rate cut.
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The drop in yields weighed on financial stocks, which were down 1.45 percent.
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GOP strategists said the president simply can't afford another drop in the polls.
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Ford was also weaker than expected, with a 7.4 percent drop in sales.
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That's a big drop in price, with some items discounted by over £100.
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Still, the law has contributed to a steep drop in the uninsured rate.
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SMITH The black history we got was just this little drop in February.
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Regulations might not be responsible for a drop in U.S. publicly traded companies.
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Against a broader drop in the market, Walmart shares closed down nearly 2%.
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Some were anticipating a drop in Netflix stock following Disney's first quarter report.
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You can see the drop in China's coal consumption in the chart above.
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It reported a drop in earnings roughly in line with Wall Street expectations.
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The rule contributed to a 40-percent drop in national nitrogen dioxide emissions.
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Oil Search plunged 6.13%, also dragged by an 11% drop in quarterly revenue.
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It's not the biggest discount, but this model doesn't often drop in price.
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Rio last month reported a 3% drop in iron ore shipments for 2019.
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That has contributed to a sharp drop in morale at the State Department.
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Some of the overall drop in labor participation results from an aging population.
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The big headline is a drop in the unemployment rate to 278.6 percent.
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The drop in stocks during the ebola panic was erased in three weeks.
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The immediate impact was visible in a drop in the flow of passengers.
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The discretionary sector was weighed by a 0.57 percent drop in Amazon shares.
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It is a warm gesture, but it is a drop in the ocean.
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A drop in international tourists, some of Macy's biggest spenders, also hit sales.
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Analysts foresee a smaller drop in second week ticket sales because of this.
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Even with the drop in oil production last year, the Texas economy grew.
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Its stock, however, was also pressured by a sharp drop in trading revenue.
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Oil prices have fallen, reflecting the sudden drop in demand from idled refineries.
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You can drop in whenever you'd like, which means you can catch up.
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Snap is selling off after a drop in users over its recent quarter.
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Other data on Thursday showed a drop in U.S. manufacturing output last month.
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The drop in total volume was driven by a fall-off in homebuyers.
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We've taken a 20 percent drop in price," Gibbs said on "Power Lunch.
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Improved margins offset a drop in sales linked to recent divestments, LDC added.
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Moreover, this decline was driven by a sizable drop in franchise job growth.
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The –11 percent drop in 2000, though, took almost five months to recover.
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In February, auto sales fell 0.9 percent after a similar drop in January.
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That triggered a drop in other members of the so-called FAANG group.
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The flipside, though, was a 21 percent drop in U.S. passenger-car sales.
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Meanwhile, a sharp drop in US stocks on Wednesday spread to global markets.
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Drop in price: 27%Median airfare: $440Vail is not just a skier's paradise.
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Drop in price: 41%Median airfare: $389Cartagena combines tropical vibes with European influences.
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Expectations of higher rates are typically accompanied by a drop in bond prices.
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And the company reported a 210 percent drop in third-quarter earnings yesterday.
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There is widespread bewilderment about the cause of the precipitous drop in demand.
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There is widespread bewilderment about the cause of the precipitous drop in demand.
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The report also showed the biggest drop in clothing store sales since 2009.
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But airlines say government support is needed to combat the drop in bookings.
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