And to see them as American figures, as human figures.
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There are pirate Lego figures, cowboy Lego figures, even Lego stormtroopers.
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ET, along with revised first quarter productivity figures and April trade deficit figures.
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Finally, the number ticks from six figures to seven figures and everyone cheers.
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I'm not going to get into the numbers, but ... Six figures, seven figures?
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Euro zone figures will follow at 0900 GMT, where similar figures are expected.
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The figures reflected mark-to-market figures and not realized losses, the fund said.
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Figures from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission figures for the week ending Tuesday, Oct.
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We weren't in the seven figures, but we certainly weren't in the five figures.
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One their backs are figures representing the arts, figures that look like water sprites.
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Guston and Steinberg are unclassifiable figures who satirized political figures, artists, poseurs, and American consumerism.
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Her elastic, jovial art delights in transforming things into figures, and figures back into things.
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The $39.99 set has 280 pieces, including six mini-figures and four droid Lego figures.
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The figures debuted at the 2019 New York Toy Fair — along with figures inspired by Shazam!
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Politicians and public figures on the left have also been connected to anti-Semitic figures recently.
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OCBC's figures include direct tourism revenue, without extrapolating secondary effects such as restaurants and retail figures.
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Our growth figures, our employment figures for the first half of this year have been revised upwards.
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The knife-crime data excluded Greater Manchester Police figures as they were not comparable with previous figures.
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But accounting figures provided by his company to the city show that those figures represent gross receipts.
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Michallik recalls contracts ranging well into six figures and suspects some players may have cleared seven figures.
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Everyone looked indeterminately hip and focussed, like figures in an architectural rendering, if such figures occasionally Juuled.
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I'm just asking, if you're challenging my figures, I would ask that you get your figures straight.
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"We can easily say that the current figures are an underestimation of the actual figures," she said.
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Weekly U.S. production figures are considered less reliable than monthly figures as they are subject to revision.
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About 4% of women reported harassment by non-authority figures and 193% reported harassment by authority figures.
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In his "Composition aux trois figures" (1932), three robotic figures symbolizing the three graces are unconvincingly feminized.
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For instance, the religious figures may be different — a Christian would see Christian figures, a Buddhist would see Buddhist figures, Hindu gods and goddesses would appear in a Hindu's N.D.E., and so forth.
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The figures were not entirely new; they are mostly the accumulation of figures the United Nations tracks monthly.
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The company will spend on target apps anywhere from five figures to middle-eight figures according to Landry.
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As high as these figures appear, they're actually quite conservative, and the true figures are probably much worse.
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Not only are the official figures subject to major historical revisions, but they are only the "official" figures.
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"The figures, many similar to the figures in the earlier mosaics, comprise fish and winged creatures," explained Gorzalczany.
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Prominent politicians and media figures have spread conspiracy theories about Jewish figures, including billionaire philanthropist George Soros. Rep.
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We developed strong attachments to figures like Duke Belt, one of the random governmental figures in the city.
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In pieces like "We Know Very Little" (2016), Lungangi's imaginary frontal figures have smaller figures embedded into them.
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He savors the impressionistic figures in works like "Two Figures at the River" (1913) and "Donkey Rider" (1914.).
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You probably know somebody with six figures in student debt, but do you know someone with seven figures?
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A note about the figures: shipment figures don't necessarily equal sales, though they're a good indication of demand.
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About 2% of men reported harassment by non-authority figures and about 0.6% reported harassment by authority figures.
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We use May inflation figures for Belgium, Vietnam, and Iceland, and March figures for Australia and New Zealand.
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The "market value" for a single Instagram post from Grande "is well into six figures," though she "commands in the mid-seven figures to over eight figures for longer-term endorsement deals," it added.
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" He continued, "Our growth figures, our employment figures for the first half of this year have been revised upwards.
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There are new dolls and action figures coming out of prominent IRL figures and fictional characters who are LGBTQ.
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Women are adored by male figures; in addition, Black female figures celebrate one another, literally giving each other awards.
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That outlet (Variety) sourced their figures from the network (Fox) or Kantar media and we can't confirm those figures.
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While these figures also don't include direct sales figures, they do indicate that the comic book business is healthy.
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Trinity Mirror declined to confirm those early figures, citing plans to publish audited sales figures later in the spring.
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But it also meant spewing epic insults against key figures in their countries, including respected public figures and celebrities.
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A spokesman for Xiaomi said the figures were valid as of May 2018, but declined to give the 2019 figures.
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Traders said the figures showed that the company was underperforming the likes of Ryanair, which produced stronger figures last month.
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There are numerous platforms that verify that celebrities, authority figures, brands or public figures are who they say they are.
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Yet even these figures indicate some abandonment of Trump: White evangelicals supported previous Republican nominees by even more lopsided figures.
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Unlike the museum's usual wax figures, the new moving figures are actors wearing silicone masks modelled on their subjects' features.
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Here, we find figures breaking free, and mythological figures of female power and agency combed from various eras and cultures.
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A mélange of figures gradually emerged, depicting Old and New Testament figures, but also vignettes relating to the baker's trade.
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They appeared alongside more fringe figures: Sharon Slater of Family Watch International, which has promoted figures associated with anti-L.
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The analysis compared daily figures for 43 with an average of figures for the corresponding days in 24 and 2500.
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He did offer that the number is "seven figures," adding half-kiddingly that it "may be eight" figures by later today.
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The government's foreign trade agency Secex compiles the figures based on reported amounts, while Anec export figures reflect actual shipment data.
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Credit Suisse's figures however do not include its Asia fixed income trading figures, which plummeted 40% year-on-year to SFr80m.
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Still, the figures are provoking scrutiny from figures in both parties who wonder if a more seismic shift is at hand.
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"There is this equating of historical figures who are oppressors and historical figures who fought back against oppression," Mr. Williams said.
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The representational group, depicting animals and anthropomorphic figures, includes figures that usually span less than 165 feet, according to the university.
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Under the circumstances, it's not clear why Trumpworld figures would regard discussions with Russian officials or Russia-linked figures as problematic.
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But it's also weird, and a little creepy, that many figures from the 1990s became major figures once again in 2016.
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Read These Stories Next: NASA Opens Building Dedicated To Katherine Johnson, The Hidden Figures Hero Because Of Hidden Figures, There's Now A U.S. State Department Program For Women In STEMThese Girls Dressed In Hidden Figures Costumes Give Us Hope
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Those figures were based on reports from functioning health centers and the true figures were probably much higher, spokeswoman Fadela Chaib said.
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These figures aren't quite as dramatic as some early election cycle figures, which showed Jeb Bush spending an absurd $5,000 per vote.
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But in the overhauled figures, which draw on MCA21, the service sector is actually smaller than it was in the old figures.
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In addition, the BLS revised down its March and April figures by 75,000 jobs — meaning that the May figures were a wash.
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So, feel free to celebrate the mother figures in your life in whatever way makes sense for you (and said mother figures).
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The total global displacement figures have been rising steadily for almost 20 years now, with initial figures approximately doubling since that time.
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No figures in French film have spoken up for her, and no other major film figures have been accused of sexual misconduct.
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The winners earned six figures for the first time in 1983 ($583,000) and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,000,000).
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The champions earned six figures for the first time in 1983 ($120,000) and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,000,000).
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The champions earned six figures for the first time in 1983 ($120,000), and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,000,000).
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He's dropped at least seven figures in three states — Texas, North Carolina and Colorado — and mid-six figures in three additional states.
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The champions earned six figures for the first time in 3.73 ($120,000) and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,000,000).
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The architectural work was about locating figures within the space, and now the work is about the internal space within the figures.
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So apart from a few examples, the occasional figures who appear are not particularly recognizable as individuals—they are perhaps symbolic figures.
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Those figures look an awful lot like Nintendo's Amiibo, the NFC-enabled figures that work with games on the Wii U and 3DS, as well as on the upcoming Switch, but no compatibility with those real figures are announced yet.
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If and when you find yourself talking to a non-Uber (look for the wristband), keep confidential stuff confidential... no rev figures, driver figures, trip figures... don't talk about internal process, and don't talk about initiatives that have not already launched.
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Those figures are in line with a forecast made earlier this month, and Samsung also saw some growth for its annual financial figures.
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The exact revenue figures for websites are not disclosed by publishers, and those BuzzFeed News spoke to typically declined to offer specific figures.
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But Nordstrom breaks down store figures and e-commerce figures separately for its full-priced store line and its discount Nordstrom rack line.
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" Turnout figures 'tampered with' At a press conference Wednesday in London, Smartmatic CEO Antonio Mugica said the turnout figures had been "tampered with.
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The account is dedicated to all manner of action figures, but seems particularly fascinated with these particular action figures and their wacky hijinks.
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We've asked Cannes representatives for attendance figures and will update if we hear back, but those figures may not tell the whole story.
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Still other figures — including retail spending, housing sales and trade figures — suggest an economy growing steadily under the guiding hand of the government.
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Those figures were from the GAO in 2005 — the figures are likely even higher now with the rate of population growth in California.
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The IAI does the same for its figures for the rest of the world to capture those producers not directly submitting production figures.
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He said he expects he government's figures, which are set for release on Friday, will fall more in line with the ADP figures.
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The "Landscape with Figures" piece was particularly desirable because it combined the idiosyncratic artist's favorite motifs of surreal figures and strangely foreboding countryside.
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One executive I discussed this with (who represents several top podcast creators) says there are a handful of podcasts generating eight-figures in ad revenue per year, a rapidly growing tier making seven-figures and a large "middle-class" making six-figures.
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These are all figures ready to enact real violence with the cutlasses, and they are also figures who are depicted as staging a rebellion.
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Polish PMI factory activity figures showed a contraction in January, but data for January, including Thursday's retail sales figures, indicated faster growth than expected.
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The group uses two sets of figures to monitor its output figures provided by each country and by secondary sources that include industry media.
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Yet the striving, struggling sheer expression of Rodin's guttural figures conversely highlight the calm superiority of the insurmountable marble figures, serene even in battle.
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Casualty figures are rarely released by the Afghan government, while difficulties in confirming and tracking troop numbers make any figures subject to wide variation.
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Traders are bracing for blizzard of data too, including jobless claims figures that will set the tone for Friday's closely watched monthly payrolls figures.
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"The figures dropped down 95 percent," Luxembourg's prime minister, Xavier Bettel, said to CNBC, in reference to illegal migration figures on an annual basis.
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Previous calculations included historical compensation figures submitted by Ross before he joined President Trump's Cabinet, but those figures have been removed, the publication said.
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It's notable that the political figures who are being caught up in the Weinstein surge are either long retired, like Bush, or local figures.
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Given he specialized in African figures or figures of African descent, Othello would be an obvious choice, as Shakespeare's well-known black tragic hero.
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Even so, you sense that whatever is happening is based on some misunderstanding between authority and the populace, uniformed figures and non-uniformed figures.
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Ms. Kara's baby-blue and burgundy canvases with masklike figures are shown alongside her sculptures, which derive from marks and figures in the paintings.
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Basile's team studied the prevalence of several types of sexual violence by a workplace-related perpetrator, including both authority figures and non-authority figures.
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Editor's note: This post has been corrected to use total population figures for 2017 (not civilian population figures, which exclude people younger than 18).
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The group uses two sets of figures to monitor its output — figures provided by each country and by secondary sources that include industry media.
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Also on display with the one-inch figures was a larger line of Disney+'s The Mandalorian action figures, a 500 pc puzzle starring Mando, smaller Baby Yoda figures (look on the center right), and two themed board games from Hasbro: Trouble and Operation.
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Visit Indy typically considers hotel room rentals, meal purchases, entertainment expenditures and shopping figures, as well as state and local taxes, when calculating those figures.
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For example, Joint Oil Data Initiative figures show Saudi Arabia exported 219,000 bpd of gasoline in May, the latest month for which figures are available.
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Hidden Figures won the night's big honor — Best Ensemble — and Henson took the mic for a final grace note: [Hidden Figures] story is of unity.
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The problematic tweet in question was related to Tesla production figures and appeared to contradict figures represented in an earlier letter to the company's shareholders.
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The real threat is for public figures, whose facial figures readily available in photos and relatively easier for an artist to replicate from these photos.
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That also means the final figures might change although sources tell us that $3.53 million on a $1.875B valuation are the target figures for now.
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Also, Gallup notes, Trump's reelection figures are actually lower than Clinton's and Obama's when compared to their figures from the spring before the midterm elections.
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Critics say this could criminalize swathes of opposition figures, ranging from pro-democracy activists and separatists to religious minorities and media figures critical of Beijing.
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OPEC uses two sets of figures to monitor its output — figures provided by each country and those provided by secondary sources that include industry media.
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The men's and women's champions earned six figures for the first time in 1983 ($120,000) and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,0003,000).
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The men's and women's champions earned six figures for the first time in 1983 ($583,000) and seven figures for the first time in 2003 ($1,000,000).
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Because historical figures pass out of history and into popular culture, and because that process is accelerating, these figures are increasingly defined by popular culture.
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On the supply side, more reliable monthly U.S. production figures show American drillers pumped less oil in June than preliminary weekly figures suggested, Thummel said.
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While party figures would keep their hands clean, they would use gang members to carry out violence, he said, without naming the party figures involved.
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And when I looked at the Republican figures it was 6-94 and when I looked at the Democratic figures I think it was 16-84.
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Britain said the IISS figures were incorrect as the think tank presented its figures in U.S. dollars and so had been impacted by exchange rate fluctuations.
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Not only are new waves of classic figures based on Darkseid, Deathstroke, Swamp Thing, and Wonder Woman coming, the line is bumping up with deluxe figures.
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Bishop figures he can make a living if he converts 1,000 of his readers in to paying customers, and figures he'll do much better than that.
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"We expect to see the growth figures doing much better," Osinbajo told reporters after the statistics office had released the April-June figures earlier this week.
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Economists have recommended that trade figures should be calculated on the basis of "value added" rather than just the nominal figures represented in trade balance accounting.
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In July, the automaker said it revised more than five years of monthly U.S. vehicle sales figures amid a U.S. investigation into claims of inflated figures.
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Those messages, which were critical of Trump and other political figures during the 2016 presidential campaign, have been a lightning rod among figures on the right.
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"Thirteen Standing Figures," a 1958 lithograph showing 13 stylized, gold-tinged human figures, was made by Henry Moore, the British artist better known for his sculptures.
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Last year, YouTube said the number of creators making five figures annually was up 35%, and the number of creators making six figures went up 40%.
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It disappeared at the start of 2014 and the "official" figures jumped correspondingly, suggesting that missing smelters had been tracked down and incorporated into the figures.
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Trump has started to direct criticism at the outlet and its main figures in light of slumping polling figures and coverage of controversies that surround him.
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While these figures are central to the administration's cause of expanding regulation, Markey and Blumenthal's survey provides no details as to how their figures are calculated.
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There's beauty and material innovation, yes, and here's the insight: he makes his figures, who are all figures of color mythic without leaning on typical mythology.
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AMSTERDAM, April 21 (Reuters) - KEY FIGURES DUTCH UNEMPLOYMENT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED FIGURES Unemployment (pct) 6.4 6.5 7.0 Unemployed 574,000 0003,000 626,000 NON-SEASONALLY ADJUSTED FIGURES Unemployment (pct) 6.7 6.9 7.3 Unemployed 599,000 612,000 653,000 **For further details in Dutch Reuters 3000 xtra users can click on www.cbs.
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In his review of Act 1, critic Seph Rodney focuses on the figures that can appear as elusive as they are powerful, writing: These are all figures ready to enact real violence with the cutlasses, and they are also figures who are depicted as staging a rebellion.
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There Are Some Strange Allowances For Content Featuring Public Figures Some of the most important policies, including ones relating to bullying, do not apply to public figures.
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If you want to earn in the high five figures or even into the six figures, you can get there with only two years of higher education.
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Then there's the influence of figures like Trump on the platform, with Twitter taking a view that the service helps to make public figures and policymakers accountable.
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If you follow—as I do—what's happening at the international level, I talk with figures in Brussels, figures at the OECD in Paris and so on.
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Related: 520 Cat Figurines Become An "Army of Luck" 19th Century Wax Figures Slice Open the Human Body South African Artist Makes Action Figures from Childhood Memories
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Tinkle has scored in double figures in 38 consecutive games and was the only Pac-12 player to score in double figures in every game last season.
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Country Garden said it would not consider including attributable figures in its sales statements "because most of the companies in the industry do not report attributable figures".
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Fiat Chrysler said in July it has revised more than five years of monthly U.S. vehicle sales figures amid a U.S. investigation into claims of inflated figures.
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Republicans cleared the figures through the Senate Appropriations Committee on party lines; Democrats argue the GOP figures pad extra money into the Department of Homeland Security bill.
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The QAnon theory has gained traction with far-right figures and has been promoted by the likes of Roseanne Barr and Alex Jones, among other conservative figures.
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In the most recent week, it rose toward 10.8 million barrels per day, a new weekly record, though those figures are less reliable than lagging monthly figures.
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Many figures from that scene still live in the city, and it offers a kind of map to understand the way politics figures on a local level.
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The business accelerated from a consistent low five figures in gross revenue in the summer of 2018 to hitting six-figures regularly by December of that year.
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Brazilian prosecutors have followed a pattern of first charging less important figures in schemes, then flipping them to turn state's witness and testify against more powerful figures.
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The bridge is peopled with other recognizable figures that endlessly cross it on dual tracks, which make the figures seem like targets in a carnival shooting gallery.
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Right now, an experiment might be in seven figures, but it's not going to go to nine or ten figures, it's not possible, nobody can afford that.
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Sales of all collectible toys — a category that also includes action figures, miniature figures and trading cards — surged 33 percent in 2016, according to the NPD Group.
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The figures released Tuesday by UNICEF don't include attacks in the surrounding countries of Chad, Niger or Cameroon, which would push the figures even higher, Mercado said.
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Also, the little figures dressed in red and blue make it easy to see that there are more barriers to voting in states with a majority of Republicans in the state House of Representatives (red figures) (96 barriers) than with states with Democratic majorities (blue figures) (25 barriers).
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Delving deeper into the figures, the services sector was seen as a key contributor to the growth figures, with there being a 0.8 percent quarter-on-quarter increase.
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Though some ads can be purchased for under $50,0000, a single campaign usually runs about six figures and up to seven figures, one media buyer previously told CNBC.
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The work in the show uses some strategies I'm familiar with: historical figures culled from archives collaged with abstract motifs that bring the figures to great visual vitality.
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It's not a lot in the way of extras, but honestly these figures don't need much more—you're here for the actual figures themselves, which look scarily good.
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The OPEC figures published on Wednesday showed the group pumped 21.37 million bpd last month, according to figures OPEC collects from secondary sources, down 221,000 bpd from November.
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Analysts had expected quarterly growth of 21.7 percent for the first quarter, but the statistics bureau did not release quarterly figures when it issued annual figures on Friday.
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These two figures, although in my eyes represent that of my motherly figures, in the eyes of the country (they) take on two very different roles and narratives.
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While many '90s action figures don't tend to go for extremely high price tags when sold individually, complete sets of action figures can fetch around $20 to $60.
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The arrangement of the figures is always tasteful, with a large figure or face centrally placed or, in some works, three large figures evenly spaced across the surface.
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That said, it is certainly true that there were disagreements between our 2 countries about the figures, and we repeatedly pointed to USTR and U.S. Commerce's own figures.
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On Tuesday, the WHO noted that the global death rate for the novel coronavirus based on the latest figures was 3.4% — higher than earlier figures of about 2%.
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The figures had been due for release on Tuesday but were released early by Barclaycard after similar figures from the British Retail Consortium were published ahead of schedule.
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It's a show by Chuck Lorre, and at the end he figures out how to save ... This kid, he figures out how to land rockets and to save money.
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Discussion of public figures nonetheless must comply with our Community Standards, and we will remove content about public figures that violates other policies, including hate speech or credible threats.
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Overall, the number of creators earning five figures a year is up 2000 percent, and the number of those earning six figures is up by 40 percent, YouTube says.
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The euro jumped over $21 versus the dollar on the figures and reached a one-year top against Sweden's crown after inflation figures there came in weaker than expected.
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Update: Figures from IDC, another research firm, are out today too, and they show a similar drop — but with some differences likely due to its figures' inclusion of Chromebooks.
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On Monday, most currencies stayed within well-trodden trading ranges before U.S. retail sales figures for January due at 1230 GMT and U.S. February inflation figures expected on Tuesday.
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The data, based on ship tracking and port figures, does not completely tally with official Chinese customs figures, but typically doesn't vary from them by more than 4 percent.
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Combining video games and action figures that look like something out of a steroids version of Pokémon and augmented reality, Lightseekers features 7-inch-tall, fully articulated action figures.
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Unemployment (pct) 4.7 4.8 5.8 Unemployed 426,4843 426,000 521,000 NON-SEASONALLY ADJUSTED FIGURES Unemployment (pct) 4.3 4.6 5.4 Unemployed 388,000 413,000 484,000 **Figures in brackets are previously reported numbers.
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She's glitching still, talking to figures that disappear and seeing visions of red and white figures whose blank masks with lights on each side make them look like aliens.
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Galactica was a trial by fire on its Vancouver set; the many young, mostly Canadian actors found mentor figures in established figures like Olmos and Michael Hogan (Colonel Tigh).
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But unless the secondary figures out how to cover speedy receivers, or Newton figures out how to generate more offense without getting himself injured, the downward spiral will continue.
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It's true that we should hold public figures to a higher standard than private citizens, but it's not just public figures who are already being impacted by this shift.
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Often it feels like the world in your paintings has only a tenuous grip on the figures, or that the figures only have a tenuous grip on the world.
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Visitor figures soon began to creep up, increasing from roughly 6,783 in the 1992-1993 season to nearly 15,2100 by the end of that decade, according to IAATO figures.
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Critics of the panel's work have pointed to its months of vigorous questioning of State Department figures close to Clinton, rather than national security figures including Panetta and Petraeus.
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Earlier this year, Facebook expanded protections on young public figures, and now it will turn its attention to better protecting "severe" attacks that directly engage other public figures, as well.
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The huge spike in figures comes 24 hours after some had claimed the virus had peaked, when figures showed the death rate and infection rate appeared to be leveling off.
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"After the growth figures from the U.S. the other week and the inflation figures here domestically, the expectation is the RBA is more likely to cut than not, " he said.
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" Doherty used his own action figures for the first batch, then realized that he had sold "quite a lot of rare and valuable figures for less than they were worth.
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In a 85033 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report, the agency noted that hunting participation fell two million hunters from 2011 figures — figures that now hover at 11.5 million hunters.
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"Over the last year, channels earning five figures annually grew more than 35 percent, while channels earning six figures annually grew more than 40 percent," Wojcicki said, highlighting YouTube's growth.
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The academy's curriculum includes the art of écorché, making "flayed" or "skinned" sculpted figures with exposed muscles (the clay figures are somewhat gruesomely scattered about the students' paint-splattered studios).
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Some of the seals from the Morgan are included to give context to the culture around the figures, like one showing figures carrying boxes on their head to an altar.
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It has come as well for figures whose style anticipated him (Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, that whole ménage) and for figures who have deliberately attached themselves to his populist revolt.
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The company has produced more than 1,000 prints, surpassed seven figures in revenue for the first time in 2013, and it has doubled every year since, according to company figures.
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Shelves in the guest bedroom are home to "Road Warrior" action figures in their original packaging and multiple stacks of Tsum Tsums, colorful stuffed rectangular figures based on Disney characters.
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Trade figures on Monday showed exports falling 1.4% year-on-year in November and imports dropping 5.8%, with both set for a clean sweep of negative monthly figures in 2019.
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The White House's Office of Management and Budget and the Defense Department did not comment on the figures and the administration is expected to formally announce the figures next week.
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We know its figures don't agree exactly with BookScan's figures, because there are usually discrepancies between what the Times publishes and what publishers see on BookScan from week to week.
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Created by George Segal, the four figures — two standing men and two sitting women — are doused in white paint and aren't immediately recognizable as figures in the gay rights movement.
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The addition of color — which Neri has contextualized as following the ancient Greek custom of coloring figures with tempera — has been Neri's way of baptizing his figures in chromatic chaos.
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Mr. Peck's toy figures merely arrive like a conventional divertissement suite, a series of party pieces — generally duller than the fairy-tale figures who turn up in the "Sleeping Beauty" wedding.
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Updated with EPS figures based on non-GAAP diluted net income provided by Twitter in a separate note to TechCrunch (figures that it, frustratingly, didn't publish in the actual shareholders' letter).
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The most recent figures released by Telegram note that there are about 200 million monthly active users, with 14 million in Russia, although those figures predate the scuffle with Russian regulators.
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The platform's viewing figures are currently the focus of a lawsuit, which has accused the social network of inflating its viewing figures in an attempt to lure advertisers onto its platform.
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Whereas the IMF issues yearly figures for global growth, The Economist has calculated a series of quarterly figures, based on data from 73 countries, weighted by their share of world GDP.
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The site bases its figures on ad rates common for YouTube channels Forbes estimates that Paul made $12.5 million in 2017, but it's not clear how they arrived at these figures.
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That the benefit of that stimulus will come to pass by the time the government figures out its way on trade and figures its way out with regard to the shutdown?
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That is particularly worrying since Chinese banks' non-performing loans are already at a record high, according to official figures, and most analysts think the real figures are several times worse.
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Often there is a tripled sense of confinement: lone figures cave in upon themselves, or unions of figures engulf each other, within structures housed within the confines of the gallery space.
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James didn't reach double figures until sinking a pair of free throws with 6:50 left in the game, narrowly extending his streak to 695 consecutive games scoring in double figures.
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Furthermore, the United States included British crown dependencies, such as the Channel Islands, in its definition of the United Kingdom in its figures, but the ONS excluded them from its figures.
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Most business people and City figures are pushing hard for a transitional deal, while the vast majority of academics and industry figures have stressed the importance of May successfully negotiating one.
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In addition to the unusually large number of figures featured in the painting, Miles and Miles is a departure from the type of clay Opheim often uses to make his figures.
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The API figures capture a smaller portion of total U.S. storage than official government data and frequently diverge significantly from Energy Department figures, which are out Wednesday at 103:30 a.m.
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OPEC's second-largest oil producer hit record production figures in August with an output of 2100 million barrels per day (bpd), according to the latest figures from S&P Global Platts.
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He draws a set of stick figures starting with a reporter working on a manual typewriter and ending, 18 stick figures later, with carriers delivering a newspaper to subscribers' front doors.
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As with many other types of crimes, the figures are entirely based on the number of victims who come forward, explaining why FBI's homicide figures are generally considered the most reliable.
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U.S. output was 10.27 million barrels per day (bpd), according to last week's government figures, higher than the latest figures for the world's largest exporter Saudi Arabia and just below Russia.
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This allowed for segments of the figures to be easily reused, with the ironic result that the figures representing both Northern and Southern soldiers were largely made of the same elements.
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And three new figures are ready to represent you . . .
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Hidden Figures — Benjamin Wallfisch, Pharrell Williams, & Hans Zimmer, composers
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Updated with updated revenue figures and customer / investor names
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" The budget, he added, is "a healthy six figures.
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Trump was one of several public figures — including Sen.
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Some figures on the left agree — to a point.
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FOR EXAMPLE, YOU PROBABLY – I'M PULLING THESE FIGURES OUT.
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Analysts estimate fourth-quarter earnings for the increased by 6.8 percent from a year ago, while revenue figures are expected to rise by 4.1 percent, according to figures compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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CNN has requested a monthly breakdown of these figures to see how the 2017 numbers compare, but the Metropolitan Police Department did not immediately return requests for comment on those specific figures.
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But the problem with commercials that throw a slew of figures at viewers is that you never really know where the figures are coming from, or exactly how they relate to you.
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Analysts estimate fourth-quarter earnings for the increased by 8.4 percent from a year ago, while revenue figures are expected to rise by 4.4 percent, according to figures compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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Despite strong growth figures, inflation and unemployment have hit double-digit figures while the lira has lost some 20 percent of its value against the dollar since the start of the year.
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"At the top there are some very strong figures and some of those figures need to be put in check and hopefully will be," FBR Capital Markets & Co analyst Christopher Rolland said.
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One advertiser that has purchased app-install ads on Snapchat told Mashable it spent close to six figures in 2016 and is now budgeted to spend more than six figures this year.
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Government figures have shown a 20 percent rise in hate crimes reported to the U.K. police in the first quarter this year, and these figures are considered to be highly under-reported.
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These aren't the company's first attempt at figures at this scale—it previously issued some solid Firefly statues—but Spock and Kirk are the first Star Trek figures the company has done.
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Women artists are ubiquitous at the most august of the week's art fairs, from canonical figures like Lee Krasner and Lee Bontecou to lesser-known figures like Zilia Sánchez and Evelyn Statsinger.
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"These figures are wrong: NATO's own figures clearly show that the UK spends over 2 percent of its GDP on defence," a spokesman for the Ministry of Defence said in a statement.
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Since then nearly 30,000 Nicaraguans have applied for asylum in Costa Rica, many of them students, former public officials, opposition figures, journalists, doctors, human rights defenders and farmers, according to government figures.
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In the silhouettes of the figures in Perino del Vaga's "Holy Family With St. John the Baptist," spidery ink reveals tiny figures, signs of a completely different scene that the artist abandoned.
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"The number of accounts turned off every day is (in the) seven figures or eight figures," Stamos said from the stage, with some fraudsters attempting to create thousands of accounts at once.
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She said the union has sought waterfront jobs for "people who posted bail for organized figures" and "people who are in business with organized crime figures," along with any number of relatives.
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Rather than glancing off of objects and figures, the light seems to be a medium in which the figures are suspended, the settings and furnishings a solidification of the same grey substance.
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After selecting some of these images, she mimicked the figures by striking the same pose, photographed herself, and then created drawings based on the photographs, therefore substituting male figures with female ones.
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Official figures for the second quarter of the year released last month showed that Mexico only narrowly avoided recession, something that Brazil's second-quarter growth figures next week should also confirm, analysts say.
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According to Gizmodo, though Medicom has been creating Daft Punk figures for quite some time, the toymaker is throwing it back to Daft Punk's 2001 album Discovery for its new line of figures.
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"We fully support transparency, measurement and the reporting of meaningful performance figures for fiduciary managers," the firm said in an emailed statement, saying it disclosed performance figures for its own fiduciary management business.
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The British economy surprised Thursday with a better-than-expected set of growth figures for the third quarter – the first set of figures that measured the impact of the U.K.'s Brexit vote.
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Four figures in the Civil War wave of Marvel Legends 6-inch figures due for release around the time the movie premieres will be directly based on the movie versions of Marvel's heroes.
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Based on the figures you get back, and the figures publicly posted on the web, you should be able to work out which of your selected browsers is giving you the best performance.
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Chengdu's total land sales in 2016 were equivalent to about 52 percent of its annual fiscal budget revenue, according to a Reuters calculation based on official figures and figures reported by state media.
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The figures suggest manufacturing activity, the main driver of an otherwise bumpy economic recovery, may have wavered at the start of the second quarter, the latest in a string of underwhelming growth figures.
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The provisional figures on the election commission's website gives Kenyatta a healthy lead, but Odinga's figures, published on his Twitter feed said Kenyatta only had 7.2 million votes, versus 8.1 million for Odinga.
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Globally, the total caseload has now passed 380,000, with more than 16,500 deaths, according to figures compiled by Johns Hopkins University, which is tracking figures from the World Health Organization and additional sources.
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Given that ongoing investigation, CNN took a look at the notable figures connected to Epstein who have been named in sworn testimony, as well as the major political figures with ties to him.
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Caravaggio typically painted his figures with brushstrokes that were perpendicular to those he used for his dark backgrounds; the subtle friction caused a feathering of the surface, lending the figures a gauzy luminosity.
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Campaign manager Mike Schmuhl said in a statement after the figures were released that $76 million raised in 2019, 98% of donations were for figures under $200, and the average donation was $38.
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"The numbers and figures that are being provided by hostile groups are utter fabrication, and the actual figures are fewer than what these sources claim," Mr. Esmaili said, according to the news outlet.
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However, when Broadly asked the Met Police for the figures showing the national increase in reporting—the very figures they referenced in their statement—they were unable to provide them, despite repeated inquiries.
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That figures like Mr Schmeltzer are New Yorkers is unsurprising.
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In contrast, the Patriots' figures were 5.92, 5.25 and 0.67.
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Figures for retail sales and industrial production also topped expectations.
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Mr Trump has little of his father's precision with figures.
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Go deeper: Bloomberg expects eight figures for new Twitter network
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Weak U.S. payroll figures released on Wednesday underlined those risks.
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Fraport said passenger traffic figures rose 1.8 percent in January.
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Photo: GettyToys and CollectiblesAction figures, statues, exclusives, and other merchandise.
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The four figures also come complete with three Lego builds.
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It was not immediately clear if the figures were comparable.
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The figures are quite staggering, the problem is far bigger.
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Two of the new parties are fronted by establishment figures.
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The lead stayed in double figures the entire second half.
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The figures give no ethnic breakdown of the alleged perpetrators.
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"We're definitely looking at figures in the billions," he said.
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Disney does not break down its business figures by countries.
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His campaign said the figures are still not good enough.
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Such figures are intrinsic to the spirit of tech entrepreneurialism.
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But the attacks on public figures often go too far.
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Those figures were based on its first million rides completed.
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Both countries have registered strong growth figures in recent years.
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And things may be even worse than official figures indicate.
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The carmaker did not provide quarterly figures for capital expenditure.
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It was McGusty's 11th straight game scoring in double figures.
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These figures just represent the tip of the STD iceberg.
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Some opposition figures see this as a breach of sovereignty.
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May's official economic activity figures have not yet been released.
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Those figures excluded 16.4 percent of blank or spoiled ballots.
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They were the only two Indiana players in double figures.
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That's not including figures from the main march, in Washington.
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Here are the monumental figures that we lost in 2016.
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Those figures are the lowest in more than 15 years.
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Besides Lopez's outing, four others reached double figures for Brooklyn.
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Webster now has 27 straight games scoring in double figures.
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But the figures translate into real issues for working actors.
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Annualized figures do not include medium and heavy pickup trucks.
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Public figures should all be as transparent about their imperfections.
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Rather, they present them as benchmark figures for future studies.
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The trade ministry will release finalised figures later this month.
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These figures should have industry pioneers Alibaba and JD sweating.
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All five of Denver's starters were averaging in double figures.
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"Hidden Figures" star Taraji P. Henson cheered from the crowd.
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Screenshot: YouTubeToys and CollectiblesAction figures, statues, exclusives, and other merchandise.
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Since the 70s, several Black figures have echoed McGee's stance.
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Exact figures on porch thefts are hard to come by.
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Public figures know they must sometimes brace for tough treatment.
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These figures show that we are still growing, not declining.
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But as the figures have fallen, the violence has intensified.
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Cruz's campaign did not respond when asked about those figures.
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The figures are at the upper end of analyst prediction.
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The figures include any cancellations that occurred during the period.
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And the amount could be in the six figures range.
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Figures for October have not yet been finalized, Llovet said.
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Experts believe the real figures and order of magnitudes higher.
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These figures mean multinationals are no longer achieving superior performance.
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The Wizards had six players score in double figures Saturday.
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Jordan Schakel joined Feagin in double figures with 18 points.
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The other figures selected in the first round were: Rep.
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The figures are in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The figures include concessions for items like textbooks and medicines.
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Jenkins was the only VCU player to reach double figures.
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Those figures are up 19.4 percent and 18.8 percent, respectively.
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Figures for British universities are more modest but similarly striking.
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Those figures came in lower than some analyst models predicted.
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The bottom line figures are going to be totally capricious.
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In conservative Russia, the respective figures are 9% and 3%.
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These figures would likely impact the results of the analysis.
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There were minimum charges, which were in the four figures.
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A year earlier, the figures were 50% and 59%, respectively.
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The figures could be subject to revision, the ministry noted.
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They were within 10% of each other, comfortably six figures.
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Once it figures it out, you'll get your blue checkmark.
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Soon it was being applied to political figures and actors.
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Go deeper: National security figures dominate early Space Force meeting
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Today the party's support is in single figures, and falling.
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The runner up will also pocket seven figures: $1.13 million.
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Several of the candidates have raised at least six figures.
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Hashtags are hijacked, discourse is poisoned — all by faceless figures.
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Official stocks figures are due at 1430 GMT on Wednesday.
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But these figures can vary significantly depending on the state.
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From afar, the figures look almost careful stackings of color.
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Swiggy didn't give any figures for its customer base, however.
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This year's figures, published in August, showed yet another drop.
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Both figures missed the Refinitiv estimate of 28.9 billion reais.
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Those are the highest figures of the past four quarters.
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On the abacus, you would not add those actual figures.
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The currency showed a muted response to Chinese trade figures.
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Article updated on Dec 17th with new Apptopia download figures.
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The customs agency will publish November's trade figures on Saturday.
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Some feel that the raw dollar figures shouldn't be ignored.
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My thought bubble: Billionaires have historically been alluring, magical figures.
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The latest figures suggest that the froth is coming off.
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Google hasn't yet released sales figures for the Pixel phones.
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Jordan Schakel joined Feagin in double figures with 203 points.
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Both figures are correct depending on which baseline you use.
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Other figures in the industry have also condemned his actions.
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However, the movies raise different historical figures to hero status.
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What drew you to breaking the figures apart like this?
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Official figures say over 90 prisoners are on death row.
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If you believe the government's figures, extreme poverty is falling.
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The group did not publish earnings figures for the period.
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Only two players scored in double figures for Southeastern Louisiana.
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He had scored in double figures in nine straight games.
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The figures were broadly in line with the market consensus.
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BDS has afflicted some of the country's most prominent figures.
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We added population figures, to show the overall participation rate.
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Senior Labour figures are increasingly willing to criticise his leadership.
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We recognize the danger of hate rhetoric by public figures.
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In religious history, some Messianic figures actually believe their Messianism.
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I hope Chipotle figures out why people keep getting sick.
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So they're doing this to escape confrontation from authority figures.
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For newer types of weaponry, the figures are also striking.
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In Austria, Germany and Denmark, these figures fell below 35%.
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On taking classical music downmarket, the figures spoke for themselves.
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Seasonally, these figures peak at 303 million and 300,000, respectively.
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I witnessed exactly zero floating religious figures on the street.
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In unadjusted terms, it shrank by 0.7%, the figures showed.
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There were no figures provided for Ireland, Luxembourg and Malta.
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How did you first attract the attention of notable figures?
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The nationwide preliminary inflation figures are due at 1200 GMT.
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San Jose police have yet to release total arrest figures.
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Hooded figures in gas masks escort them into the gates.
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Not a single mainstream media outlet has questioned the figures.
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There were clay figures dressed as stereotypes of several religions.
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YouTube declined to comment on the figures or evaluation process.
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We're told Khaled dropped 6 figures to book the club.
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HMD has not provided any sales figures for its products.
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For its part, BNM appeared to stand behind its figures.
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These figures will change and be updated throughout the evening.
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They rose to 2.16 percent after the strong manufacturing figures.
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It garnered support from notable Republican figures such as Sen.
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But at least 21 people died, according to official figures.
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Prior to that, the reserve figures were not updated regularly.
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A more centrist politician could be leading by double figures.
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It came up with similar figures for Indonesia and Thailand.
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These figures help to validate Nintendo's mobile strategy, analysts say.
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Formula One said the attendance figures were provided by promoters.
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The IMF has now weighed in with more recent figures.
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If someone figures out your email password, you're in trouble.
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He was the only West Virginia player in double figures.
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That is one of the highest figures in the country.
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So this is what collecting action figures has come to?
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"These figures are very good," Commerzbank economist Ralph Solveen said.
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The review gave no claims figures for Munich Re itself.
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That's why you get different Chladni figures for different frequencies.
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Yet, it's neither of these major figures in Grace's life.
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Detailed figures for the period will be announced next week.
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What are some of the facts and figures behind it?
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Angle sees signs of hope for Democrats in those figures.
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"When I heard those figures I got involved," she says.
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From afar, some said, these figures can seem particularly unreal.
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Clinton's campaign manager, said in a statement announcing the figures.
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He said that the company rejected 10 figures, in fact.
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New figures showed that average weekly earnings rose by 2.1%.
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These figures probably overstate the gap between the two economies.
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The city plans to take down the figures within months.
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He waved frantically, and saw figures on deck waving back.
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"Tu deviendras grand" talks about the childhood of historical figures.
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Those figures only represent losses covered by federal flood insurance.
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There are no official figures on the number of cases.
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By 2014 those figures had increased to 52% and 88%.
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Uber is in 16 cities but it doesn't release figures.
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Jaron Lanier is one of virtual reality's most recognizable figures.
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The following story's figures have been amended to reflect this.
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And yet the figures might not match the analysts' optimism.
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And many have estates valued well into the nine figures.
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These lucky figures are anything but, and should be avoided.
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Gil said trade declined further in 2018, without providing figures.
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Those official figures may underestimate the number of statement errors.
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China spent $212019 billion in 22.6, according to government figures.
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And despite these positive figures, inequality did not really budge.
|
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No other Pacer scored in double figures through 220 minutes.
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So Monday's Ifo figures were a positive surprise for economists.
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Those are the two lowest figures since at least 2000.
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However, many warn the figures are still likely an underestimation.
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"She's super supportive and even buys me figures!" he said.
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Isaiah Zierden also finished in double figures with 33 points.
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All five Pacers starters and two reserves reached double figures.
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The outlines of figures are embroidered onto muslin sewing rings.
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Photo: LeapFrogToys and CollectiblesAction figures, statues, exclusives, and other merchandise.
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Photo: LegoToys and CollectiblesAction figures, statues, exclusives, and other merchandise.
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Those figures are thanks to a $1,000,000 bonus each year.
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China spent $22015 billion in 256, according to government figures.
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OK. And this means some establishment figures and some rhinos.
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The annual designation names figures who have impacted current events.
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Photo: HasbroToys and CollectiblesAction figures, statues, exclusives, and other merchandise.
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The figures were down from 6.3 million tonnes in May.
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These are iconic figures that all Americans should know about.
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Global youth unemployment figures have reached an all time high.
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These startling figures and arguably premature ICOs are hardly anomalies.
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It did not give comparative figures for last year's Eid.
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Its lounging, sundrenched figures speak more to sensuality than sexuality.
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Star, however, figures out Jahil's deal pretty quickly — well, mostly.
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Seven Rockets scored in double figures, including all five starters.
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The damage figures are adjusted for inflation to 2017 dollars.
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If you can avoid giving the figures out, do so.
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Volkswagen Group's figures include sales of light vehicles and trucks.
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Many of those were senior military and political party figures.
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They're not even real characters, they're figures to be destroyed.
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So, here's my rant about biopics centered around creative figures.
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Automakers will issue their October sales figures throughout the morning.
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He has scored in double figures in 122 straight games.
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And behind these figures lies a much broader demographic trend.
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But the figures were absent in its results on Friday.
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Figures have yet to be released by highly industrialized Heilongjiang.
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Still, previous months' nonfarm payroll employment figures were revised downward.
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SEDITION CHARGE However, opposition figures say they are being targeted.
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The figures indicate the company is predominantly male and white.
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Mr Maduro has restricted the publication of official economic figures.
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Based on the most recent figures, 153 was likely worse.
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The figures are from Eurostat, the European Union's statistical office.
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However, he said he doesn't agree with the EU figures.
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But Trump isn't shy about cozying up to controversial figures.
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I have written many checks with six figures on them.
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She's invented a way to make paintings and paint figures.
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Still, analysts cautioned against reading too much into Monday's figures.
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The figures have not been published by Formula One Management.
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The figures below, from Bloomberg, are in 21.32 U.S. dollars.
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Singapore reports February retail sales figures later in the day.
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But depending on your age, those figures can very greatly.
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China spent $5503 billion in 216, according to government figures.
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Beiersdorf, which is scheduled to report 2018 figures on Feb.
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The USDA's January figures will not be the final word.
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Bernice figures out the whole twin thing way before Stephanie.
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Figures in broad hats walking through fields of tall grass.
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The actual figures could be much higher, the report said.
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Our projected figures are shown including an adjustment for these.
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That is the latest year for which figures are available.
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I'm hitting numbers and figures that I've never seen before.
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He also noted U.S. monthly production figures fell in May.
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Other figures from the Labor Department report were also corrected.
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Salini did not say why it had deleted the figures.
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The figures don't stand much higher on other voice platforms.
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For some historical figures, embellishments add luster to their reputations.
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Plus it's Halloween — so let's practice using British celebrity figures.
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Updated with more recent figures for Analytics for Apps users.
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Few figures have demonstrated so exactly the art of rebellion.
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The city has 2160,243 homeless people, according to official figures.
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ET. Automakers will release U.S. sales figures throughout the morning.
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By 2011 it had hit zero, the census figures show.
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The jobs growth figures provide a counterweight to that view.
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CHINESE worries, geopolitical tensions, falling oil numbers, weak trade figures.
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He declined to give any figures for the extra costs.
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He's one of the most polarizing figures in Wisconsin politics.
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Guatemala ranked 10th at 27 per 100,000, the figures showed.
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These action figures have no time for your gender norms.
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In actuality, phones are not politely requested by authority figures.
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They cling to their dolls, action figures, and stuffed animals.
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The figures also showed the construction sector failed to rebound.
|
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Perhaps 10,000 Lego figures were a bit of a stretch?
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Outspoken figures like Ava DuVernay and Janelle Monae will attend.
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Cayetano said, however, that those figures are related to homicides.
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"They have perversely manipulated the economic figures," Glas' statement said.
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The new king regularly tops approval polls of public figures.
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But the most recent figures would be encouraging but incomplete.
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Note: All figures below are domestic gross totals via BoxOfficeMojo.com.
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We've asked for Cyber Monday figures when they come in.
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Analysts described the figures as positive with strong profit margins.
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Figures at the company are getting increasingly vocal about Trump.
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Personally, I looked to inspirational figures to give me motivation.
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Seven Mavericks scored in double figures, including all five starters.
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The NYSE figures represent the margin accounts of member firms.
|
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Both exports and imports figures for August were revised down.
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ET, the government is out with December trade deficit figures.
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One of the key figures behind mahraganat is Mahmoud Refat.
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Here are a few figures from his tenure so far.
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Last year's figures, however, do not tell the whole story.
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The latest figures for August look encouraging for aluminum bulls.
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Lufthansa does not provide a regional split of the figures.
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Crab farming's growing momentum is reflected in Bangladesh's export figures.
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But it is also used fairly frequently with female figures.
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The figures are likely to be updated throughout the night.
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PayPal's figures offer a second confirmation of this larger trend.
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There was better economic news in China's latest trade figures.
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Comparing figures 3 and 103, we see a few differences.
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Shamet led four Shockers in double figures with 213 points.
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The market found some support in bullish U.S. employment figures.
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Sterling and government bonds showed little reaction to the figures.
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Idioms or figures of speech can be confused with facts.
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Statisticians know better than anyone that fiddling figures is hard.
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When included, the missing figures weakened the paper's conclusion substantially.
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And the latest figures suggest they are becoming more effective.
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It also questioned the reliability of many reported casualty figures.
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Mounk. However, though they wrote the article, the figures Brooks
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Although significant, these figures don't stack up against recent research.
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He declined to provide specific figures until evaluations were complete.
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TV's Buck Sexton when asked which figures have politicized sports.
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Biden allies are quick to point out those polling figures.
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During the Black Arts movement of the 1960s, figures like
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She also creates portraits of famous figures using only stickers.
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Other messages were critical of other political figures as well.
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I mean, these are things the private sector figures out.
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Two figures leaned into the windshield, huddling against the cold.
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Likewise, major congressional figures were also kept in the dark.
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GDP figures for the quarter will be published on Thursday.
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"You are who people know you to be," Bill figures.
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Will the characters portray real public figures from the campaigns?
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From films about difficult fathers (Boyhood) or father figures (St.
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Annual inflation figures will not be out until next June.
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Other figures at the center of the scandal weren't spared.
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For some high earners, even making seven figures doesn't satisfy.
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Makol Mawien joined Diarra in double figures with 15 points.
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They don't include stick figures, but are still disturbing enough.
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But the Kenyan government has yet to release casualty figures.
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Let's focus on what these economic figures really tell us.
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Final figures for the quarter are due later this month.
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Taylor and Kent are obscure figures, unknown in most households.
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So these paintings were uncharacteristic because the figures were still.
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Those figures do not include subscribers to their streaming services.
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Zeitz argues that the neglected figures tended to be realists.
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She has scored in double figures 30 times this season.
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The bank does not separately disclose the figures for Asia.
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Scott has scored in double figures every game this season.
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British retail sales and inflation figures are also worth watching.
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August figures were up from last year's 8.44 million tonnes.
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Though it did not give figures, the company denied that.
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Mattis was only one of many top figures to leave.
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But there was no consistency in the figures they picked.
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I'm not the first to find fault with these figures.
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The couple largely avoided extending invitations to U.S. political figures.
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Ed Helms was an estranged son in "Father Figures" (2017).
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He has even been perfecting impressions of other historical figures.
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Deluxe editions can be priced in four figures if signed.
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However second printings can be picked up for three figures.
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The overall figures for border enforcement have skyrocketed as well.
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Both figures were lower than 2017 but ahead of expectations.
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Amazon does not publish profitability figures for its UK operation.
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"We all get protested against," she added of public figures.
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Cloud technology also figures in crucial businesses like Office 365.
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Trump, like many authoritarian figures, understands the value of spectacle.
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GM did not immediately provide December sales figures for China.
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Even so, the September employment figures were full of surprises.
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He also had figures of sci-fi characters like E.T. ...
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"Usually we don't give our figures for intervention," he said.
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Separate figures on Britain's trade performance brought better news, however.
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When the higher figures were revealed, BP's stock prices fell.
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Bell did not hesitate, however, to represent dubious political figures.
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Unlike Mr. Obama, who sought major public figures like Mrs.
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I was 16, and suddenly making six figures a year.
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The following figures are provisional and are in million hectares.
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WalletHub compiled a list of staggering Oktoberfest facts and figures.
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Take those figures with a grain of salt, experts say.
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Levinson maintains the figures provided by U.S. Soccer are misleading.
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Custom pairs have also been made for other public figures.
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The figures for this year point to an upward trend.
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Some hostages were killed, they added, without providing specific figures.
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The figures for this year have not yet been released.
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Now they are signaling acquiescence to the smaller Senate figures.
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The bank will report third quarter figures on November 29.
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The new figures would more than triple the projected cost.
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The Taliban often give inflated casualty figures after an attack.
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The leading figures of the "Brexit" campaign departed the government.
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Hadid had hoped to sell the mansion for 9 figures.
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In truth, Budreau isn't much bothered with the secondary figures.
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There is no downtime for public figures on social media.
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Wispy gray figures twirled in the overhead light, living ghosts.
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Separately, German monthly car registration figures due from association VDA.
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In the past year, those figures have dropped by 698,000.
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Iowa's population is about 4% black, according to Census figures.
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Were there any protests at all from senior G.O.P. figures?
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Only after that exists do the figures come into play.
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The discrepancy in casualty figures could not immediately be resolved.
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Senior administration figures have a patriotic duty to provide it.
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Eurostat will confirm the final 1.43 figures in late April.
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Tiny figures move about the landscape, barely formed, like larvae.
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The bank gave no figures for its net operating income.
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But rideshare advocates and other critics have contended those figures.
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Turris' addition only figures to make this team more explosive.
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And his boss did nothing but praise the latest figures.
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Richard Serra, Henri Matisse and Yves Klein became recurring figures.
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The vivid animal figures spark delight in this grim place.
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But Mr. Maibaum has declined to disclose any sales figures.
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Cleanly executed ornamental figures emerge naturally from longer lyrical lines.
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His vote definitely figures into the banter among the barbers.
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According to OPM's official figures, it was 22 million people.
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Yes, but: The poll figures among Democrats is dramatically different.
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It pumped 3.6 million bpd in July, OPEC figures show.
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Bittner declined to provide specific financial figures for the business.
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Tinkle has scored in double figures in 25 straight games.
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He's a coward who figures it's not worth the trouble.
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Seeing these big sports figures preach to us about that.
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The Penguins also aren't the imposing figures they once were.
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In the popular imagination, drug traffickers have become mythic figures.
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Both figures were verified on Tuesday, the four diplomats said.
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All figures were reported by USA Today following their investigation.
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It released its latest findings, which 2016 figures, on Friday.
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Several public figures have spoken out in defense of dreamers.
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Britain announces its preliminary second quarter growth figures on Wednesday.
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Microsoft no longer reveals sales figures for the Xbox One.
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Qualcomm does not disclose revenue figures for its Snapdragon chips.
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Hubbs scored 215 points, leading three Volunteers in double figures.
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ET, with the release of wholesale trade figures for April.
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The figures were based on caveats lodged as of Jan.
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"We are entitled to criticize public figures," Mr. Sexton said.
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Law was one of three Northwestern players in double figures.
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There are figures of premature deaths caused by air pollution.
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It also left powerful figures at NBC stunned and exasperated.
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Today those figures are 9.0 million manufacturing and 8.5%, respectively.
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Patrick Riou's lighting beautifully illuminates these sleeping and stirring figures.
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Bidding began at $2,000, but quickly exploded into six figures.
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The figures are largely accurate but obscure some notable differences.
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Dave does not disclose revenue figures for his private company.
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For artists who worked with figures, this wasn't a stretch.
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You can top out at six figures if you're careful.
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They all consciously preferred the figures that were in motion.
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Public figures are the primary teachers in this mutual education.
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Here's a cheat sheet on the key figures and theories.
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But he declined to give specific figures, citing classification restrictions.
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The figures are often foreshortened and hover in abbreviated spaces.
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You don't need facts and figures; you need a hug!
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These characters are clichés, but they are also allegorical figures.
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Watch out for meetings with your bosses or authority figures.
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Other opposition figures, however, say they are constantly on alert.
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So the August figures - due Friday -- will be of interest.
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The figures follow a string of weak Chinese manufacturing data.
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So the August figures - due Friday — will be of interest.
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She adjusts official figures based on price data and seasonality.
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Historical figures mingle with fictional ones in these family sagas.
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Under his watch, viewing figures have only gone one way.
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But below these big figures is some evidence of caution.
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Those figures are a conservative estimate, the scientists pointed out.
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Several former teammates and other soccer figures offered their condolences.
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This adds a layer of strangeness to the figures' positions.
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This month we're adding the stories of important L.G.B.T.Q. figures.
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Teva and Lilly have not provided figures on patient use.
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The last evoked animals in rumbling figures with periodic grunts.
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Facebook recently banned seven figures known for their extremist rhetoric.
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Only two figures are featured, and the tuba has disappeared.
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Any bad news on employment figures could damage his prospects.
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But many economists see more slowing than government figures show.
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Figures are reduced to color and shape; lines describe themselves.
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The Chinese government has not issued or confirmed any figures.
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She wasn't interested simply in identifying black figures in art.
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In some cases, those charges can run into six figures.
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Four figures stare frontally from the interior of a barbershop.
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But the figures on the liability side continue to grow.
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Those figures are still far from the Mr. Trump's goals.
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Barbie dolls and toy animal figures dominate the far end.
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Enlarged, the figures are now also imposing — slightly terrifying, even.
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He is one of the most polarizing figures on tour.
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He figures he has had 20 operations and numerous concussions.
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Marshall led four Musketeers in double figures with 29.9 points.
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Today we have three famous historical figures' opinions on golf.
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Mobiles hang from the ceiling; movable figures sit on shelves.
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I am really hoping exaggeration for comedic effect figures big.
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Federal agencies were stacked with campaign figures and political appointees.
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She's one of my favorite cultural figures of all time.
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But Tuesday's retail sales figures show consumers were already cautious.
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But in a larger sense, the figures are artificially low.
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This year's figures expose a new, worrying trend, she said.
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Background checks are only a rough estimate of sales figures.
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Two other bloodied, inert figures lay on the back seats.
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He shapes the figures with his hands and homemade tools.
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Gagnier's plaster figures change over the course of a day.
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His figures' awkwardness seems to be radiating from their interior.
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Still, July's figures were far stronger than economists had expected.
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