OK, that last one is getting very marginally high but only very marginally and only over the very recent period.
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So he procured some faulty math to tell them this: Conference championship + expansion = marginally improved Playoff chances Marginally improved Playoff chances + ????
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Amazon is awful at helping you discover new writing and scrounging through an old bookstore is marginally better – but only marginally.
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Canadian Natural's Toronto-listed shares were marginally down at C$35.59 in afternoon trading, its U.S-listed shares were marginally lower at $27.69.
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As a result, a number of auto ABS securitizations came to market last quarter with marginally better credit quality, including stable or marginally improved FICO scores.
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In South Korea, the Kospi closed marginally lower at 2,066.97.
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Sterling was last trading a marginally firmer 0.1% at $1.270.
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Bitcoin prices recovered marginally, and are currently trading around $964.
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GM shares were marginally down at $34.35 in morning trading.
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Shares of the company were marginally lower in late trade.
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Its shares were marginally down in extended trading on Thursday.
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It also strengthened marginally against the euro to 85.36 pence.
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Shares of the company were marginally up in afternoon trading.
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Brent crude was last down marginally at $59.67 a barrel.
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On Wall Street, stocks were marginally higher in morning trade.
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Gannett shares were marginally lower at $15.63 in early trading.
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Deutsche Bank shares traded marginally higher during the morning session.
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Revenue fell marginally to $1.94 billion, also keeping with estimates.
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They were up marginally at $183.45 in Thursday's premarket trading.
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AbbVie's shares were marginally down in morning trading on Monday.
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However, they were up marginally on a constant currency basis.
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Russia's rouble and South Africa's rand slid only marginally lower.
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The skating community is only marginally more charitable to her.
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BlackBerry shares were down marginally on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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The shares closed up marginally at 625 pence on Monday.
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Shares of Valero marginally rose to $86.83 in premarket trading.
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But the strong numbers are marginally lower than many anticipated.
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It hasn't marginally affected me yet but it really could.
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Total revenue from operations declined marginally to 38.56 billion rupees.
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Net sales rose marginally to $1.04 billion from $1 billion.
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Revenue overall fell marginally to $1.4 billion from $1.5 billion.
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Factory output also grew marginally after contracting the previous month.
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Rio Tinto was marginally lower and rival BHP was flat.
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U.S. stock futures were marginally higher during early Asian hours.
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Total loans dropped marginally to $47.9 billion from $48.4 billion.
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Against the dollar it was also marginally higher at $1.2895 .
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In government, things are marginally better, but still objectively dismal.
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In a year sterling will have marginally strengthened to 85.4p.
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It was last at 111.70 , marginally lower on the day.
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Life seems marginally better, if only for a few minutes.
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But a measure of prices received by manufacturers rose marginally.
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The company's shares fell marginally in extended trading on Wednesday.
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Its shares were marginally lower in early European trade Thursday.
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Wall Street was set to open flat to marginally higher.
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That number was only marginally better in 2006 and 2010.
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Shares in the company were marginally down at 0912 GMT.
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"Maybe marginally you're making your elections less secure," Hughes said.
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Ferrexpo shares were up marginally in early trading in London.
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The euro was marginally higher at $1.1340 in Asian trade.
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Shares of the bank were marginally down in extended trading.
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Russia, which is hosting this year, is only outperforming marginally.
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Shares of the company were marginally down in extended trading.
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You're a marginally employed millennial with nothing but free time.
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It edged up marginally to 47.6 from 47.5 in February.
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The euro, meanwhile, traded marginally higher at $1.1383 on Friday.
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But the betting is still marginally in favour of Remain.
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Abbvie's shares were marginally down after the bell on Wednesday.
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Net sales rose marginally to $2.75 billion in the quarter.
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But the drugs designed thus far were only marginally effective.
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Headlines Boris Johnson 'marginally more optimistic' for Brexit deal on.ft.
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I also only found the app to be marginally useful.
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The yuan was last up only marginally at 6.8634 yuan.
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So we turned to superglue, which was only marginally better.
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The dollar on Monday gained marginally versus the offshore yuan.
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The 2020 one, could be marginally revised, the sources said.
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Mexican stocks were marginally higher, while the peso softened 2729.1%.
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Warren is faring only marginally better than Klobuchar and Steyer.
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They won't get credit for making it marginally less cruel.
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Do we deserve a grade that is marginally above failing?
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Other major country indexes closed marginally higher, although Greek stocks .
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Other major country indexes closed marginally higher, although Greek stocks .
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The firm's share price was marginally lower on the news.
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Short positions on the Philippine pesos PHP= were marginally reduced.
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U.S. crude futures were marginally lower at $58.09 per barrel.
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Often, new designs vary only marginally from their immediate predecessors.
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It's defined as all unemployed as well as "persons marginally attached to the labor force, plus total employed part time for economic reasons" plus all marginally attached workers, as a percentage of the labor force.
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The NFL knows this and is counting on the public being fine with the sport being only marginally safer than it was, or at least being satisfied with the idea of it being marginally safer.
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Yahoo remains a marginally profitable company, but it is not growing.
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HGX was trading higher, outperforming a marginally firmer U.S. stock market.
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ET, the pound was up marginally at $1.2868 against the dollar.
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Revenue rose marginally to 3.25 billion pounds from 3.24 billion pounds.
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Manufacturing production expectations dipped slightly, while export orders rose only marginally.
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Harmonic Capital was also marginally negative on the day, it said.
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Yields in the euro zone periphery fell marginally in early trading.
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Atkins' shares where down marginally at 1651 pence at 1006 GMT.
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Others including Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 were marginally higher.
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Patients' satisfaction grew marginally and safety of care has been maintained.
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Products with SPF greater than 30 provide only marginally better protection.
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Shares of rivals Macy's Inc and Nordstrom Inc were marginally higher.
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Yields in the euro zone periphery fell marginally in early trading.
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Lockheed stock was up marginally in above average trading on Tuesday.
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The retailer's shares were up marginally at $46.48 in early trading.
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My decision to involve law enforcement slowed him down only marginally.
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Wal-Mart's shares were down marginally at $68.48 in afternoon trading.
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KS240 are up and bond yields KR250YT=RR are marginally higher.
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Corporate buybacks decline in the month before earnings, but only marginally.
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Pfizer's shares were up marginally in late morning trading on Wednesday.
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Shares of the company were up marginally before the opening bell.
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Including information about race changes the forecasts of default only marginally.
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Argentina's benchmark index fell marginally, while the country's peso gained 0.4%.
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Whirlpool shares were trading down 10 percent, while Sears rose marginally.
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It closed marginally higher last week after four straight weekly falls.
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If marginally so, this country is less hopeless than previously thought.
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Sao Paulo-traded shares erased session losses to trade marginally higher.
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South Africa's rand weakened 0.3 percent, while Russia's rouble fell marginally.
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LSE shares were up marginally at 4240 pence at 1010 GMT.
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It might get marginally better, but this is a great time.
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S&P futures were marginally in the red in early trading.
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Other technology heavyweights like Microsoft, Alphabet and Facebook were up marginally.
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Italian 10-year yields, by contrast, rose marginally to 1.90 percent.
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Twitter shares were marginally down at $23.33 in after-market trading.
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The New Zealand benchmark declined marginally, by 2.93 points, to 11,175.71.
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DuPont's shares dipped 1.5 percent and Dow's shares were marginally down.
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Compensation costs declined only marginally despite headcount being down 3% yoy.
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Wall Street was set for a marginally firmer open, futures showed.
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The three major indexes are just marginally lower for the week.
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Analysts had expected quarterly growth would ease marginally to 1.6 percent.
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Shares of Jefferies were marginally higher at $22.80 in premarket trading.
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Wall Street was set for a marginally softer open, futures showed.
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They were down marginally at $83.20 in premarket trading on Tuesday.
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Stocks recovered marginally from a sell-off ahead of the elections.
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The iTraxx Asia IG index tightened marginally, indicated at 84.5bp/86.25bp.
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It was last at 111.805 yen, marginally lower on the day.
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It was last at 111.73 yen, marginally lower on the day.
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On Sunday morning, the number of rising stocks marginally outnumbered decliners.
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Over in South Korea, the Kospi closed marginally higher at 0.143,20.14.
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Shares of the company were marginally down in thin premarket trading.
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Against the euro, the pound was up marginally to 85.40 pence .
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Prices recovered marginally in Asian trading, but failed to appease investors.
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Among U.S. survey takers, it was marginally higher at 25 percent.
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The mid-point was marginally below the Street's estimate of $9.58.
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As the 90s gave way to the 2000s, things changed marginally.
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It was a marginally lower on the day at 126.42 yen.
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The company's shares were marginally up at $53.50 in premarket trading.
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The company's sales and other revenue rose marginally to $2.96 billion.
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Global miner BHP Group and Fortescue Metals Group traded marginally lower.
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It's not about creating a product that marginally improves a category.
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Only the defensive utilities, real estate , materials sectors were marginally lower.
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Pfizer shares were trading marginally down at $37.27 in early trading.
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Analysts had expected quarterly growth would ease marginally to 1.7 percent.
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The dollar was trading marginally higher against a basket of currencies.
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For the marginally computer literate user it can be dauntingly complicated.
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Spot gold edged marginally lower to $1,309.39 an ounce on Wednesday.
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Tyson shares were marginally up about 0.5 percent in afternoon trading.
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The greenback was marginally lower against a basket of major currencies .
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BNY Mellon shares were marginally up at $53.48 in premarket trading.
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Shares of MetLife were marginally down in extended trading on Tuesday.
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Let me repeat myself: None of this is even marginally normal.
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Disney's shares rose 2100 percent and Fox shares were up marginally.
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Sometimes the show realizes this, and is marginally better for it.
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LSE's shares were up marginally at 2746 pence at 1130 GMT.
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Goldman Sachs' shares were marginally down in extended trading on Thursday.
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That was only marginally better than 3% growth in the U.S.
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U.S. stocks tumbled and prices for U.S. government bonds weakened marginally.
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Net sales for the quarter rose marginally to 34.96 billion rupees.
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Employees at smaller firms were hit marginally harder after the crisis.
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The UK's share increased marginally, from 4.1 percent to 4.5 percent.
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I marginally enhanced the usability of login forms for some websites.
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So far it has only marginally dented China's $12 trillion economy.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are both marginally higher.
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The urge to document infects anyone who's even marginally into Posting.
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Elsewhere, sterling was marginally lower at $1.3078 in early Asian trade.
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In the era Supreme opened, skate shops were still marginally transgressive.
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Stocks in Johannesburg climbed 0.3%, but those in Istanbul fell marginally.
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The pound was last down marginally on the day at $1.2214.
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U.S. Bancorp's shares were marginally down in premarket trading on Wednesday.
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Wheat lost ground after closing marginally higher, while corn ticked up.
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P&G's shares were up marginally in afternoon trading on Tuesday.
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Shares of Hess were marginally up at $46.77 in premarket trading.
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At least, according to them, we have a marginally passing grade.
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Even a marginally functional chief executive could execute on this strategy.
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The company's shares were marginally up after the bell on Wednesday.
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IBM's shares were up 1.3 percent, while Yahoo was marginally lower.
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The dollar was marginally lower but reversed much of its move.
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The euro gained marginally versus the dollar to trade at $1.1388.
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Total revenue rose marginally to 931.7 million pounds in the period.
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Its official PMI was 51.3 in January, slowing marginally from 51.4.
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Stocks in Johannesburg climbed 0.3%, but those in Istanbul fell marginally.
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The financial sub-index erased earlier gains to end marginally lower.
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The company's shares were up marginally in morning trading on Friday.
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Futures on the S&P and Nasdaq were both marginally lower.
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NordicTrack has some similar treadmills to the Peloton that are marginally cheaper.
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In addition, its operating cash flow will remain negative or marginally neutral.
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ICAP's stock slipped marginally to trade at 473 pence by 0838 GMT.
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All this comes in for a marginally more reasonable $802 per night.
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Shares in PageGroup were marginally higher at 437.4 pence at 0706 GMT.
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Uniforms and laptops were also reportedly stolen from the marginally flammable accomodation.
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Revenue from the financial services segment rose marginally to 47.18 billion rupees.
|
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But at least we got some marginally funny videos along the way.
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National Oilwell's shares were down marginally at $31.54 in late morning trading.
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The company's shares were up marginally at $23.7 in premarket tradingon Wednesday.
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Significantly higher currents can flow as the cell temperature rises only marginally.
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Shares of the company were marginally higher at $712 in extended trading.
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Surging oil prices helped net crude exported Colombia's peso tick marginally higher.
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The potential for additional allied support is only marginally better in Asia.
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Total revenue rose marginally to $9.14 billion in line with analysts' expectation.
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Net sales rose marginally to $8.15 billion, above estimates of $8.11 billion.
|
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DXY rose marginally against a basket of currencies while U.S. Treasuries fell.
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"Your dragon display is only marginally acceptable at Halloween," the note stated.
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German factory data, while marginally below forecast, showed the sector grew solidly.
|
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Shares of AIG and Arch Capital were up marginally in afternoon trading.
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Shares of the company were up marginally at $32.09 before the bell.
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Shares of the company were down marginally at $31.99 before the bell.
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The index ended the week marginally higher, gaining for a third week.
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Shares in Salisbury's were trading marginally higher in early deals on Wednesday.
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The People's Bank of China set a marginally weaker midpoint of 20.1.
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Yes, the humidity is marginally more bearable, but that T-zone grease?
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Factory output dipped for a second month in May, although only marginally.
|
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The S&P 0003 closed up marginally for the year on Friday.
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Shares of Dublin, Ireland-based Endo were down marginally in premarket trading.
|
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Netflix, which is set to join the S&P 100, rose marginally.
|
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It noted that grocery inflation fell marginally to 0.9% in the period.
|
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Shares of Twitter fell marginally to $46.50 after the bell on Friday.
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Shares were marginally higher at $66.32 on Thursday, despite Dow's strong results.
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Under even marginally more democratic conditions, Trump wouldn't have stood a chance.
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Its shares were down marginally in trading before the bell on Wednesday.
|
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Apache's shares were marginally down at $47.49 in premarket trading on Thursday.
|
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The mining index closed 1 percent lower despite marginally higher copper prices.
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Meanwhile, 29.5 per cent preferred Lam, up marginally from 28.2 per cent.
|
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The bank's shares have since eased back since to trade marginally lower.
|
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The company's shares were marginally higher in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
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The company's shares were marginally lower at $55.81 in early trading Wednesday.
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M&C's shares were up marginally at 588 pence at 0814 GMT.
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South Africa's rand fell marginally in subdued volumes following a bank holiday.
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The stock rose marginally as trading volumes edged higher but remained thin.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed marginally higher, though sectors remained mixed.
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Shares of the company were marginally up at $32.70 in noon trading.
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Equities trading revenue decreased marginally but still came in above analysts' expectations.
|
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The Nasdaq composite hit a fresh record high before closing marginally lower.
|
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The group's operating margin in the quarter also marginally missed analysts' expectations.
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That helped it raise its global outlook marginally to 5.01 million vehicles.
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Lilly's shares were up marginally at $75.05 in premarket trading on Tuesday.
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Shares of the company were marginally up at $59.90 on Tuesday morning.
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Levels of reading and numeracy have crept up marginally, but not enough.
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Shares of Facebook, Alphabet and Twitter were trading flat to marginally higher.
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U.S. stocks were trading higher while prices for U.S. Treasuries fell marginally.
|
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U.S. Steel's shares were up marginally at $43.90 in after-hours trading.
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The 10-year TIPS breakeven rate was marginally lower at 1.65 percent.
|
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Elsewhere in the euro zone, Spanish 10-year yields were marginally higher.
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Shares of the company were marginally down at $47.06 in morning trading.
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Oil Search Ltd lost 1.1% while heavyweight Woodside Petroleum traded marginally lower.
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Shares of the company were marginally down at $258.79 in premarket trading.
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It even feels marginally faster when you consider Apple's painfully slow animations.
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Dubai's main index was marginally lower as GFH Financial dropped 21 percent.
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Shares of the company were up marginally at $91.65 in extended trading.
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Germany's DAX closed 0.2 percent lower, while Britain's FTSE was marginally higher.
|
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The dollar was little changed while U.S. stocks were trading marginally lower.
|
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Mining stocks were marginally higher, after falling 2% in the previous session.
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Shares of the company were down marginally at $1,145 in afternoon trading.
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Southwest's shares were marginally down at $56.90 in premarket trading on Thursday.
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That followed Wednesday's marginally weaker-than-expected figures from the manufacturing sector.
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It is also only marginally interested in whether cops wear body cameras.
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The euro was marginally lower at $1.1214 after hitting $1.1208 on Friday.
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There are more people here for the night session, but only marginally.
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U.S.-based Philip Morris International's India partner Godfrey Phillips ended down marginally.
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Democrats are only marginally happier with Hillary Clinton as their party's candidate.
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Corn closed marginally higher on Friday after hitting its lowest since Nov.
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Her plan isn't exactly the feminist dream either, but it's marginally closer.
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Shares of Wells Fargo were marginally up at $47.35 before the bell.
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Australian stocks closed the session marginally higher but ended the month behind.
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With each drug change, she'd feel marginally better for a short while.
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Forget six-pack abs, I just work out to stay marginally overweight.
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And may the best — or at least marginally more competent — man win!
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"Right now, exports from the United States are up marginally," he says.
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It worked: Juventus has, marginally, been the more threatening of the teams.
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Shares of Verizon were marginally down to $59.37 in pre-market trading.
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It stood at 1.0729 francs per euro, up marginally on the day.
|
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose marginally to 8,713.18.
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In fact, they are marginally lower than at the end of June.
|
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The Shanghai Composite dropped 1.1 percent, while the Nikkei 225 rose marginally.
|
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Shares in the company were marginally higher in early trade in London.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar index firmed marginally to 96.712.
|
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The U.S. dollar was marginally lower against a basket of major currencies.
|
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index slipped marginally to 11,883.05.
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The Canadian dollar rose marginally against its U.S. counterpart, erasing earlier losses.
|
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The increase benefited Massachusetts significantly, and a handful of other states marginally.
|
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Hapag-Lloyd shares were marginally higher at 16.50 euros at 1000 GMT.
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Other chipmakers including Intel Corp and Nvidia Corp were also up marginally.
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Polish stocks rose, while the zloty was marginally higher to the euro.
|
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell marginally to 10,951.94.
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Shares in Sainsbury's were trading marginally higher in early deals on Wednesday.
|
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Opinion polls show Mr. Sharif's party marginally ahead of Mr. Khan's party.
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Shares of the company were marginally down at $226.10 in early trading.
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Shares of the company were marginally up at $127.32 in morning trade.
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Behold outtakes, demos, studio detritus, marginally differentiated versions of the same song.
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The BLS defines U-2923 as "total unemployed, plus all persons marginally attached to the labor force, plus total employed part time for economic reasons, as a percent of the civilian labor force," plus all marginally attached workers.
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U.S. crude imports fell marginally last week, slipping by 2000,0003 barrels per day.
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Its 2017 forecast was simultaneously upped marginally to 1.1 percent from 1.0 percent.
|
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Revenue rose 53 percent to $1.76 billion, marginally topping estimates of $1.72 billion.
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For EM, growth prospects have marginally worsened, as financial conditions have generally tightened.
|
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Nordstrom, which is due to report after the bell, was trading marginally higher.
|
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Citi expects Citi Holdings to break-even or remain marginally profitable in 2212.
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HP Inc's shares were marginally lower at $10.75 in extended trading on Wednesday.
|
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a marginally smaller slowdown to 4.4 percent.
|
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Bond yields rose marginally but remained below three-year highs touched last week.
|
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Qatar's index was trading down marginally, as Qatar Gas Transport fell 1.8 percent.
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Ridding the world of some of the stuff would make it marginally safer.
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The rupiah strengthened marginally to 14,225 against the dollar on the BI announcement.
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Well, if nothing else it might be marginally more useful than Samsung's Bixby.
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The company's shares were down marginally at $107.95 in extended trading on Tuesday.
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If patched for the hardware, these games look marginally better on older displays.
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N, said revenue fell marginally to $2.72 billion, missing estimates of $2.77 billion.
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Ophir's shares were up marginally in early trading on the London Stock Exchange.
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Revenue rose marginally to $1.91 billion, missing Wall Street expectations of $1.97 billion.
|
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The Dow closed marginally lower on Tuesday, snapping a six-day winning streak.
|
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Stocks rose marginally but were held back as bullion shares came under pressure.
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The Dow closed marginally lower on Tuesday, ending a six-day winning streak.
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Shares of the Brampton, Canada-based company were marginally down in afternoon trading.
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He also noted that grocery inflation fell marginally to 0.9% in the period.
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Financial stocks ended marginally higher, with the sector index closing up 0.1 percent.
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Areas affected by conflict are only marginally less well-off than peaceful ones.
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I drink a LaCroix (Pamplemousse) from our kitchen, but it's only marginally satisfying.
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Is Low Energy," or Hillary Clinton's arrow logo contains the words "Marginally Better.
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HK/SIN on Thursday afternoon, marginally weaker than Wednesday afternoon levels near 1.83.
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Net sales rose marginally to $4.92 billion, also topping estimates of $4.87 billion.
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Prices for U.S. government bonds rose marginally as did stocks on Wall Street.
|
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The iTraxx Asia IG index tightened marginally and was indicated at 84bp/7.101.25bp.
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Most 10-year euro zone bond yields were marginally higher on the day.
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And in everyday pursuits the i25 is only marginally faster than the i218.43.
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But successes or failures in 2016 might only marginally alter the Obama legacy.
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Prices for longer-dated U.S. Treasuries rose marginally while U.S. stocks were mixed.
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U.S.-listed shares of Blackberry were marginally up in light pre-market trading.
|
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Teva's NYSE-listed shares were marginally down at $31.97 in early morning trading.
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Barrick's shares were marginally down at both New York and Toronto stock exchanges.
|
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Sterling was marginally lower at $1.108 for its biggest weekly drop since October.
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Shares of both Dow Chemicals and DuPont were marginally up in afternoon trading.
|
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August's data was marginally revised up from a previously reported 1.7 percent rise.
|
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Sterling, trading up slightly before the data was released, fell marginally to $1.2919.
|
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would ease marginally to 51.5.
|
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Shares of Qualcomm and Broadcom were marginally down in trading before the bell.
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As a result, revenue in domestic markets declined only marginally, by 0.3% yoy.
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Shares of Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, were trading flat to marginally higher.
|
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The iTraxx Asia IG index widened marginally in being indicated at 89.25bp/90.75bp.
|
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Shares of the Atlanta, Georgia-based company were down marginally in premarket trading.
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Democrats marginally express positive views of socialism, independents and Republicans strongly negative views.
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DHFL's rival Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd also swung around to trade marginally higher.
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Revenue from Corus's television business, its biggest, fell marginally to C$344.6 million.
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Shares of Comcast were marginally higher at $65.23 in afternoon trading on Wednesday.
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Purchase, New York-based MasterCard's shares were up marginally in light premarket trading.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would dip marginally to 51.3.
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"However, if you look upon Adidas, our numbers are marginally impacted," he added.
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The Japanese yen fell marginally to 111.50 yen per dollar in quiet trading.
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Shares of the Bellevue, Washington-based company rose marginally after hours to $73.00.
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Sales rose marginally to $28.64 billion, missing the average estimate of $29.06 billion.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index edged marginally higher to 10,925.31.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies while U.S. Treasurys fell.
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Yet it hasn't impressed since, with shares trading marginally below their debut level.
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But late in the session, the Japanese currency fell marginally against the dollar.
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The whole process is only marginally more involved than loading a French Press.
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Staples and energy are up marginally, while telecommunications has lost nearly 10 percent.
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By 0843 GMT, it was only marginally lower on the day at $1.2923.
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The gross NPL ratio fell marginally to 12.5% in FY17 as a result.
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That could marginally help growth rates, but it will increase the government's debt.
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In that context, even a marginally negative nominal bond yield may look attractive.
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But the number of Spencer's true believers is only marginally greater, at best.
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Revenue rose marginally to C$10.40 billion from C$10.38 billion last year.
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Bitumen production rose marginally to 77,245 barrels per day (bpd) from 76,13 bpd.
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The metals and mining index, unaided by a stronger dollar, ended marginally lower.
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Net revenue rose marginally to $3.68 billion from $3.63 billion a year earlier.
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Prices for U.S. Treasuries were marginally higher while stocks on Wall Street fell.
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Alckmin, a former governor of Sao Paulo state, has also gained ground marginally.
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Even a marginally divided front on single-payer would be a big deal.
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Shares of Micron were up marginally at $229.6 in extended trade on Wednesday.
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Prices for U.S. government bonds rose marginally while stocks on Wall Street fell.
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Prosecutors seem only marginally interested in why Mr. Mamchur had been a target.
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Although marginally higher than economists' expectations of 2.2 percent, that is still modest.
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Iowans who decided in the last few days broke marginally for Hillary Clinton.
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The Business Confidence Index (BCI) rose marginally to 80 from 79.6 in December.
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The company's shares were marginally higher at $74.81 in afternoon trading on Thursday.
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Shares of the company were marginally lower at $66.50 in after-market trading.
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Cosby is marginally relevant at best and more easily obtained from other parties.
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The company's shares were marginally up at $33.30 before the bell on Tuesday.
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The bill is marginally positive, the head of trading at one bank said.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index ended marginally higher at 12,073.34.
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Other industry players GVC and 888 recouped earlier losses to end marginally higher.
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European stocks were marginally higher on Monday morning as investors digested the results.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield was marginally lower at 2.94 percent on Friday.
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In contrast, 2, 5 and 10-year bond yields have all risen marginally.
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The reading showed headline inflation had marginally slowed from 2.1 percent in July.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index closed marginally higher at 10,861.44.
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The world's largest miners BHP Group and Rio Tinto both ended marginally higher.
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The increase in pending home sales for March also was revised marginally upward.
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Against the euro, the pound was up marginally at 88.495 pence per euro.
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A similar pattern could repeat itself, as conditions are only marginally better today.
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In addition, about 1.8 million are listed as marginally attached -- people who are not in the labor force who have looked for a job sometime in the past year -- and nearly 4.1 million are not marginally attached but want a job.
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The dollar firmed marginally against a basket of currencies and U.S. Treasury yield rose.
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Shares of the company were marginally up at $194.76 in early trading on Tuesday.
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The company's shares reversed course to be up marginally at $152.58 in afternoon trading.
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Shares of the company were down marginally at $3.67 in extended trading on Wednesday.
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Shares of Marvell rose 3.8% at $22.17, while those of NXP were down marginally.
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Oracle's total adjusted revenue rose nearly 3 percent to $9.27 billion, marginally beating estimates.
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The index shrank for the fourth time in five months in December, albeit marginally.
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Ryan Gosling is Holland March, a private investigator who's also marginally on the case.
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The dollar was marginally higher versus the offshore yuan at 6.8803 in Asian trade.
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By late morning New York trading though, the euro was down marginally at $1.0754.
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At 12% the party is only marginally ahead of the far-right AfD Party.
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Indian shares extended gains to climb marginally higher, with financials and IT stocks rising.
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The pan-European Stoxx 20093 index rose marginally on Friday, and posted weekly gains.
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Beyond Meat's net loss narrowed marginally to $29.89 million in the year ended Dec.
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The 23.75-year-old company's stock was up marginally in premarket trading on Thursday.
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The company's shares were marginally up at $24.10 in after-market trading on Thursday.
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At $27.5 billion, Microsoft's market cap is still marginally higher than Apple's $27.2 billion.
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Net sales rose marginally to $20.99 billion from $20.89 billion, edging past analysts' estimates.
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Australia bucked the overall downward trend as the rose marginally to close at 210,227.
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The and Nasdaq Composite fared better, with the former closing marginally lower at 2,926.17.
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Shares of Phillips 66 were down marginally at $94.83 at midday, after the call.
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Brent crude futures were marginally up at $49.75 a barrel at 3:05 p.m.
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The mid-point of Next's new sales range is marginally lower than previous guidance.
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Mexico's peso was rose marginally, looking set to extend gains to a fourth day.
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HSBC and Standard Chartered, both marginally down, kept the main index's gains in check.
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The euro marginally pared gains after the minutes were out, but remained above $1.13.
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The euro was marginally lower at $1.1215, rebounding from a session low of $1.1207.
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Yields on Spanish debt fell marginally, with the 10-year bond yield at 0.371%.
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Augmented Reality is only marginally less of a curiosity to consumers than virtual reality.
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The pair are even forecast to have failed, albeit marginally, according to media reports.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected factory production to rise marginally by 0.2 percent.
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U.S. listed shares of the company were up marginally at $30.47 in afternoon trading.
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Both candidates score net negative favorability ratings, though again, Clinton's numbers are marginally better.
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The dollar firmed against a basket of currencies and U.S. Treasury yields rose marginally.
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Yields on the nine-month bills increased marginally to 19.178 percent from 19.173 percent.
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It gets marginally more difficult if you want to learn how to write code.
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French and Dutch government bond yields were also marginally lower in early European trade.
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Total operating revenue rose marginally to $30.55 billion from $30.53 billion a year earlier.
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The British currency was marginally down against the euro on Monday at 87.775 pence.
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The index that tracks the dollar versus six currencies was marginally higher at 90.292.
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Tidal looks like a marginally functioning, barely powered start-up in this SNL parody.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1460 on Tuesday, trading marginally lower versus the greenback.
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Acacia's shares recover to trade down marginally after dropping as much as 4.5 percent.
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Making counterterrorism more difficult has only a marginally negative effect on our well-being.
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MSCI's all-world stock index gained 0.56 percent to finish the week marginally higher.
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Share of the company was trading marginally down 0.9 percent at $41.29 on Tuesday.
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The country's financial index was marginally down with National Australia Bank shedding 0.2 percent.
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Turnover this year has totalled 547,500 tonnes, up only marginally on last year's levels.
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But late in the U.S. session, the Japanese currency fell marginally against the dollar.
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Shares of the company were down marginally at $179.25 in morning trading on Thursday.
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The dollar was marginally higher versus the offshore yuan at 6.8803 in Asian trade.
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Microsoft shares ended marginally higher, up 26.25%, but the S&P 26.59 technology index .
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The single currency was trading marginally higher against both the and by 1 p.m.
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Shares of Viacom were marginally down in extended trading, while Charter shares were unaffected.
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Revenue marginally fell to $7.44 billion, missing the average analyst estimate of $7.71 billion.
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While the number of part time has fallen marginally this year, despite April's rise.
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Prices for U.S. government bonds were trading lower, while the dollar was marginally lower.
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HGX initially rose following the data, but gave up gains to trade marginally lower.
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Shares of CF were marginally down at $28.55 in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
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Sterling was marginally lower on Wednesday shortly after the European close, trading at $1.2906.
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Operating expenses rose marginally to $1.64 billion from severance costs related to Visa Europe.
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The current forecast is marginally higher than the $243.47 forecast in the previous survey.
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Does it make the served results even marginally less clickable, biased and/or influential?
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A rise in U.S. Treasury yields helped lift global bond yields but only marginally.
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Westbrook was only marginally more accurate, scoring 143 points while shooting 10 of 27.
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The company's revenue marginally fell to $19.23 billion in the third quarter ended Sept.
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Those who marginally followed the diet also benefited, but by a much smaller margin.
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Cleaning the H-AI is at least marginally easier than other juicers we've tested.
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The company shares reversed course to trade down marginally at $75.05 in afternoon trading.
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The single currency later recovered to $1.1301 , down marginally, while the dollar was unchanged.
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Net sales fell marginally to $1.78 billion, also missing the estimate of $1.80 billion.
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The Nasdaq posted its seventh consecutive daily advance, while the Dow was down marginally.
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Shares of the company were down marginally to $66.55 percent in after-hours trading.
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The closed marginally higher at 2,579.85 — erasing earlier losses — as financials rose 0.9 percent.
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The mood in greater China was mixed, with the marginally higher by 0.09 percent.
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Revenue fell marginally to $3.71 billion, but beat analysts' average estimate of $3.70 billion.
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The dollar index was marginally lower at 97.08 after losing 0.4 percent on Monday.
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It also helped that we were stuck in London traffic for hours, marginally hungover.
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I think they get marginally better as we go, but it's always a fight.
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Shares of VMware were marginally down at $122.85 in volatile trading after the bell.
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The crew was moved to another location — "the Farm" — where things got marginally better.
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It has been marginally successful in providing some relief and allowing me to sleep.
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Maybe parts of his riches were derived by marginally legal or illegal tax schemes.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury prices fell.
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But even by 2004, when Ms. Hagen died, HB had only marginally increased tuition.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen rose marginally, putting the dollar down 0.1% to 107.81.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was marginally higher, eking out a 0.02% gain.
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The greenback was also marginally lower against the euro and pound, nursing overnight losses.
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"The underarm throw is marginally better for an average N.B.A. player," the paper said.
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In the United States, the three main indices moved marginally lower in morning trading.
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The euro was marginally lower at $1.1579 and climbed 0.3 percent at 127.81 yen.
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Benchmark Brent crude was trading marginally higher at $52.35 a barrel at 2.00 p.m.
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Sure, Trump's approval numbers have improved marginally over the past six weeks or so.
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Both asking and effective rents rose marginally at 0.3 percent from the second quarter.
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The second period was only marginally better, but still lacking scoring chances and emotion.
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Whether or not he phrased it in such crass terms is only marginally important.
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Pelosi's move may marginally improve Schumer's negotiating position on the arrangements for the trial.
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The average price Freeport received for its copper fell marginally to $2.74 per pound.
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The U.K. has become marginally less important to CEOs in China, India and Canada.
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He gave a marginally different figure for current oil production, of 3.9 million bpd.
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Kansas City Southern's operating ratio marginally increased to 64 percent from a year earlier.
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Prices for U.S. Treasuries were trading marginally lower and stocks on Wall Street rose.
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Mining giant BHP was marginally higher after having fallen as much as 0.4 percent.
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Sales of Tagrisso, Imfinzi and Fasenra all beat analysts' forecasts, although Lynparza missed marginally.
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Buffalo Wild Wings' shares were marginally higher at $143.85 in midday trading on Friday.
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Despite the strong earnings, Apollo generated only marginally more cash from a year earlier.
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Shares of Bilfinger were marginally lower shortly after the opening bell on Tuesday morning.
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Samsung Electronics shares were marginally down in afternoon trade against a flat Kospi index.
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Media and technology were the only sectors in positive territory, and only marginally so.
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Shares of Qualcomm and Broadcom were marginally up in early morning trading on Friday.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars were marginally stronger at $0.6824 and $0.6548, respectively.
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The Euro STOXX 600 was down marginally, while the German DAX dropped 0.1 percent.
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During morning trade in Asia on Thursday, Brent and WTI were both marginally higher.
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Shares of the Birmingham, Alabama-based lender closed marginally up at $14.94 on Friday.
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Sales volume was projected to total 5,600, marginally lower than the previous year's 5,641.
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I'm glad the author is encouraging men to become even marginally more self-aware.
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"Yet looking in factual objectivity, consumption of the former means consumption of more nutrients, marginally more fibre and more calories, whilst consumption of the latter means less nutrients, marginally less fibre, but less calories," reads the caption, which got nearly 12,000 likes.
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It was marginally lower for the week, and near its first weekly loss in seven.
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Well, as per Deutsche's list, Japan, Hong Kong, and Malaysia are only marginally more expensive.
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Citigroup and Wells Fargo, which are due to report premarket on Thursday, were marginally up.
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The dollar index was marginally firmer at 103.03, recovering from an earlier low of 102.89.
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Industry crisis Still, Staley's job is only marginally easier in the wake of Bramson's defeat.
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The font size is only marginally smaller than how it actually looks on Sprint's website.
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The precious metal was marginally lower at $1,257.27 an ounce, extending Friday's 0.8 percent loss.
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French and Italian stocks each tacked on 0.3%, while their London-traded peers eased marginally.
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U.S. retail sales increased marginally in April as rising gasoline prices cut into discretionary spending.
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Revenue rose 6.7 percent to $9.53 billion, marginally above analysts' average estimate of $9.52 billion.
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The announcement sent the euro, which was up marginally on the day, into negative territory.
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The company's shares fell as much as 3.7 percent before recovering to trade marginally higher.
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The greenback was flat at $1.0698 per euro and marginally higher at $1.2545 against sterling.
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It sound like the committee was marginally more comfortable with international risks at this meeting.
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Shares of the company seesawed in after-market trading, to be down marginally at $73.40.
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Mexican stocks were among the few gainers, climbing 0.3%, while the peso was marginally higher.
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With Fine Gael and Fianna Fail marginally down, the outcome demonstrated some appetite for change.
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This weighed marginally on the prices of commodities, which are largely denominated in U.S. dollars.
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After the civil war, which the South lost, things improved only marginally for rural blacks.
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Trading revenue rose nearly 7%, helped by bonds and interest rates, although equities grew marginally.
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Stateside, stocks closed marginally higher, with the rising 9.79 points, or 0.05 percent, to 18,129.96.
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Excluding Libya, production was marginally down at 1.59 million barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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DXY strengthened against a basket of currencies and prices for U.S. government bonds rose marginally.
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The euro zone composite index read 103 in July, marginally up on 53.1 on June.
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The Corn Flakes maker's shares were marginally down at $62.81 in afternoon trading on Thursday.
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Trade-sensitive industrial companies were the biggest drag on the Dow, which was down marginally.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies, while U.S. stocks were little changed.
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Hydro capacity will increase marginally from 2250 GW end 22022 to about 2250 in 20250.
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Shares in Chipotle Mexican Grill ended marginally lower at $480.15 on Friday following the announcement.
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Facebook, Netflix and Alphabet rose marginally in premarket trading after steep declines in recent weeks.
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The share of South American and African oil rose marginally in January, the data showed.
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Last month was "marginally" the warmest January on record, according to an analysis released Tuesday.
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Even marginally positive comments from critics make the film feel like more of a relic.
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Kellogg's shares were marginally higher, up 0.15 percent at $73.60, in trading after the bell.
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Only one other Republican-held state -- Arizona -- was even marginally competitive in the presidential contest.
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Oil prices pared losses sharply on the data, recovering marginally from a two-week low.
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The company said oil and gas production rose marginally to 22016,21 boepd from 2700,21 boepd.
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It recovered marginally to 4.705 by mid-morning on Thursday, from 4.700 a week ago.
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An open memo, to all marginally-smart people/consumers of internet "content": Hi. Some questions.
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The bank was only marginally above break-even on a pre-impairment basis in 9M16.
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The euro also was nearly flat at $1.1238 after crawling up marginally 0.1% on Wednesday.
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Mexican stocks, which were the only gainers among regional shares on Wednesday, ended marginally lower.
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GW's London-listed shares were up marginally at 506.25 pence at 1150 GMT (0650 EDT).
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The Dow Jones industrial average also closed marginally higher, with Apple contributing the most gains.
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The dollar was marginally weaker against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury yields rose.
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The company's total revenue fell marginally to $22.98 billion in the fourth quarter ended Feb.
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But in the larger scope, Twitter's stock is only marginally down in the past year.
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Analysts expect it to rise marginally to 50.1, from the previous month's reading of 50.0.
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That is up marginally from $676 billion of nonresident inflows to emerging markets in 2016.
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The mid-cap and small-cap indexes outperformed marginally, up 0.59 percent and 0.49 percent.
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Pending home sales for July were also revised marginally lower to a reading of 111.2.
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Smoky Mountain air quality has improved marginally in recent years, but the smog issues persist.
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France is only marginally better, even though it's much closer to the 2 percent goal.
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Marginally thinner than what was already exceptionally thin hardware is hardly something consumers clamour for.
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The dollar also fell marginally against the Australian and Canadian dollars after its recent gains.
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Sales of passenger cars dropped about 21.3% in June, while light truck sales fell marginally.
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The bank subsector dropped 0.32 percent, while the S&P 500 financial index declined marginally.
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DXY was trading marginally higher against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury yields dropped.
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The Republican tax bill has gone from being woefully unpopular to marginally supported by voters.
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City finished fourth in the English Premier League, marginally qualifying for next season's Champions League.
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The dollar was little changed by the data, while U.S. stocks were trading marginally lower.
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U.S. stocks closed marginally lower as investors turned their focus to President Donald Trump's priorities.
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The precious metal was marginally lower at $1,257.41 an ounce, extending Friday's 0.8 percent loss.
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Wall Street opened higher just after Draghi spoke and the dollar was up marginally too.
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Shipments to the U.S. dipped marginally while those to the European Union rose 2.4 percent.
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But we mostly saw marginally better displays, and we are 100 percent cool with that.
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Eight years later, weekly Mass attendance has held steady or marginally declined, at 22 percent.
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Revenue rose 3.2 percent to 185.3 million pounds, but like-for-like sales fell marginally.
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Prices for longer-dated U.S. Treasuries rose marginally and stocks on Wall Street were mixed.
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Shares of the company were marginally higher on the London Stock Exchange in morning trade.
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The 30-year Treasury yield was last at 3.044 percent, up marginally from Wednesday's close.
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The company marginally lowered the top end of its revenue forecast for the full year.
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Dow and S&P futures traded marginally higher, while Nasdaq futures held just below breakeven.
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Revenue rose 12.5 percent to $5.94 billion, marginally missing average analysts' estimates of $5.95 billion.
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I didn't bother with that one; an employee admitted that it was only marginally different.
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Shares of General Mills were marginally up at $57.73 in late morning trade on Wednesday.
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U.S. stocks were trading marginally higher as investors showed caution ahead of next Tuesday's elections.
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In fairness, this new sodium data is only marginally better than yelling at legless frogs.
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The British pound changed hands at $1.3049 on Friday, trading marginally lower versus the dollar.
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Even gold stocks cut their losses from early in the session, ending only marginally lower.
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Shares of the company were marginally down at $75.97 in late morning trading on Wednesday.
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Sprint shares rose 5.8 percent in after-market trading while Charter shares were marginally up.
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Shares of Hormel Foods were marginally up at $35.10 in after-hours trading on Monday.
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The euro and sterling each gained marginally on the dollar, fetching $1.1547 and $1.2790 respectively.
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However, those expecting business conditions to worsen declined marginally to 9.9 percent from 10.3 percent.
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After the euro sale, the dinar improved marginally and traded at 123.96 at 1234 GMT.
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It reads as a fairly insufferable frame of mind to an even marginally normal person.
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Shares of Monster fell 3% before the opening bell, while Coca-Cola's shares rose marginally.
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Chile's peso was marginally lower as prices of copper, the country's main export, drifted lower.
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Retail sales at the company fell marginally to C$1.83 billion from a year earlier.
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His statement marginally increases the pressure on the House of Representatives to open impeachment hearings.
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Shares of the company, which were up about a percent, fell marginally in morning trading.
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Total revenue fell marginally to $9.56 billion, but brushed past analyst expectation of $9.52 billion.
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It has meant reducing, if only marginally, the number of training sessions through the years.
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European stock markets were mixed, with the pan-European Eurostoxx down marginally on the day.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index finished the session marginally lower at 11,665.65.
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The S&P 500 closed marginally lower for January, snapping a four-month winning streak.
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Because if you're even marginally healthy and happen to contract the virus, you won't die.
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The dollar edged up marginally against a basket of currencies, with the index at 97.658.
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Nor was public consensus behind them, though overall public opinion on Obamacare was marginally negative.
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HK/SIN, with the dollar marginally recovering after hitting an overnight low of 109.87 yen.
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The Capital Requirements Regulation leverage ratio increased marginally to 4.5% from 4.4% over the quarter.
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I thought it would rock my world but it's just marginally more convenient and helpful.
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Total average portfolio loans and leases in the first quarter rose marginally to $92.3 billion.
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And they're less likely to jump somewhere else for marginally higher wages, reducing turnover costs.
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In neighbouring New Zealand, the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose marginally to 11,551.70.
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The dollar edged up marginally against a basket of currencies, with the index at 97.658.
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The market is up almost 4 percent this week, after ending marginally down last week.
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Net sales rose marginally to $863.5 million, but missed Wall Street estimates of $868.4 million.
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Italy's FTMIB slipped after two days of gains and France's CAC 40 was marginally lower.
|
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JetBlue shares were up marginally on Friday afternoon, but are down 11 percent this year.
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In Singapore, premiums narrowed marginally to around 60-70 cents from 60-80 cents previously.
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The rupee reversed marginally from its record lows to trade at 69.53 to the dollar.
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Communications services and tech rose 0.4% each to drive the S&P 13 marginally higher.
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Even if the wells are marginally profitable, they are going to be put into service.
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Medicines Co's shares were marginally higher, up 0.7 percent at $33.49, in late morning trading.
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The British pound changed hands at $1.3062 on Friday, trading marginally higher versus the dollar.
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Cambodia seems to have decided it needs to be marginally less repressive of opposition politicians.
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Wall Street's overall reaction to the deal was lukewarm, with major stock indexes gaining marginally.
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On the data front, weekly jobless claims rose marginally, but remained near multi-decade lows.
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Their prices are typically lower, albeit marginally, and some offer large discounts for package deals.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury prices were mixed.
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If they're extraordinarily successful with AOL and Yahoo, it'll be just sort of marginally. Absolutely.
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A week on from the election, the pound was only marginally weaker than before the vote.
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Broad M2 supply was seen dipping marginally to 8.4% year-on-year, from 8.5% in June.
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Revenue from the transaction and clearing unit, the company's biggest business, rose marginally to $760 million.
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The Does Jones industrial average finished marginally higher last week, recording its 11th straight record close.
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After the Saturday vote Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi appears marginally ahead in a tight race.
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Short yields, which move inversely to price, were marginally higher, however, benefiting from Tuesday's debt supply.
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U.S. crude was up marginally at $56.25 a barrel, after rallying 2.44% in the previous session.
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The USMCA marginally opens up Canada's dairy market and lengthens some pharmaceutical patents—longtime American goals.
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Saudi Arabia's stock index rose marginally in the first hour on the back of financial stocks.
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Shares of Qualcomm jumped 22 percent in late afternoon trading, while Apple stock was up marginally.
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It said the new forecast, which is to be released next Wednesday, could still change marginally.
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The Melomania case is only marginally larger while fitting in many more hours of extra charge.
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U.S. Treasuries fell marginally, while the dollar firmed to a two-week high against the euro.
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Net sales rose marginally to $20.99 billion from $20.89 billion, largely in-line with analysts' estimates.
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That was marginally better than the gloomiest polls had suggested but still abysmal by CSU standards.
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Most headlines focused on the monthly index's top-line takeaway, which shows that confidence dipped marginally.
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The index of Nigeria's top 10 lenders gained 2.18% while oil and consumer stocks rose marginally.
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Going from 1m to 100m improves the accuracy just marginally, and usually the improvement is negligible.
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U.S. factory growth slowed more than expected in April, while Chinese manufacturing activity expanded only marginally.
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Now, an iPhone is marginally less expensive than a car, but it's basically the same phenomenon.
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Chinese shares started on the back foot but bounced off early losses to be marginally higher.
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Financials capped the benchmark's gains as the index marginally declined after five straight sessions of gains.
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It is projected to win a marginally lower share this time around, according to Mr Scholtz.
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When measured by GDP per person, Kyrgyzstan is marginally poorer than Cameroon or Papua New Guinea.
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Core consumer inflation -- excluding food and fuel -- remained modest, however, easing marginally to 1.3% on-year.
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Financial stocks rose marginally as the big four banks on the index benefited from bargain buying.
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Unless you're marginally comfortable with Photoshop, and don't have any moral conflicts about just faking them.
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Neuropathic (nerve) pain, in particular, is often only marginally treatable and otherwise miserable and frequently disabling.
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Shares of Qualcomm jumped 16 percent in late afternoon trading, while Apple share were up marginally.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index gained marginally, supported by healthcare and industrial stocks.
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The euro zone single currency was little changed at $1.1433 and marginally higher at 125.09 yen.
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GSK shares reversed earlier losses to trade marginally higher at 1527.6 pence by 1 p.m. GMT.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies, while prices for U.S. government debt fell.
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They marginally lowered unemployment rates and had a near-zero impact of public finances, it said.
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Advertising revenue, which is typically the strongest in the fourth quarter, rose marginally to $2.16 billion.
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Prices for longer-dated U.S. government bonds initially fell after the data, but later marginally rose.
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The Chinese yuan was marginally weaker against the dollar, with the up 0.13 percent at 6.5478.
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Big oil is still marginally profitable, but the shale producers, for the most part, are not.
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Positively M&B's EBITDA leverage metrics are marginally lower than some peers with the same ratings.
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Against the yen, the dollar has been marginally supported by a rise in U.S. bond yields.
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Across the Tasman Sea, New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose marginally to 10,838.63.
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Government bond yields, after a falling in recent weeks, rose marginally across the region, tracking Bunds.
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Comerica's shares were marginally up and Regions Financial's stock was down 3.5 percent in morning trade.
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Retail sales had been expected to rise 8.1 percent, easing marginally from December's 8.2 percent pace.
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Many marginally profitable routes were pushed into the red and subsequently cut because of fuel cost.
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Retail sales had been expected to rise 8.1 percent, easing marginally from December's 8.2 percent pace.
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The Swiss franc and yen edged marginally higher on the greenback to 108.97 and 0.9936, respectively.
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But instead all Note 9 users get is what looks to be a marginally better Bixby.
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His roommate woke up in a marginally better physical state and saving them from toxic death.
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Shares of Boeing and 3M, among those most exposed to a trade war, were marginally higher.
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Yatra shares rose 15 percent after the news, while Ebix shares were up marginally on Monday.
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But that fits with the marginally narrower audience a Batman-centric Lego movie would speak to.
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The main effect may be a simple appearance of popularity, mixed in with marginally profitable spam.
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He is marginally concerned -- or interested in -- the fate of the party that he ostensibly leads.
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The yen rose marginally versus the euro to 1.28003, having gained around 0.2 percent on Thursday.
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BRF shares rose marginally on the news, up 0.22% to 35.83 reais in mid-morning trading.
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UK growth is expected to fall to 1.0%, marginally better than the 0.9% expected in March.
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Sales in the company's Conifer division, which it plans to sell, rose marginally to $404 million.
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Shares of the largest U.S. drugmaker were up marginally at $254 in premarket trading on Tuesday.
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Overall, foreign holdings of Treasury securities rose marginally to $6.204 trillion, from $6.2 trillion in October.
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Amgen's shares, which closed at $147.23 in regular trading, were up marginally after market on Wednesday.
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Chile's peso rose 20.13%, while the Mexican peso rose marginally taking advantage of a weaker dollar.
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That left MSCI's world equity index marginally higher on the day after three days of declines.
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Recent data on workers in these categories offers some insights into discouraged or marginally attached workers.
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The index was set for a seven-day winning streak, having closed marginally higher on Monday.
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Three of the 'Big Four' were marginally lower, while Commonwealth Bank of Australia rose 13 percent.
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Revenue from the cloud services and license support business, its biggest, rose marginally to $6.80 billion.
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A mixed set of results pushed tobacco company Imperial Brands marginally higher after a volatile morning.
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The Brazilian real was marginally firmer before a central bank meeting that should hold rates steady.
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However, adjusted pre-tax profit fell marginally to $38.6 million from $38.9 million a year earlier.
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The stock, which closed at $43.99 on Wednesday, was up marginally in morning trade on Thursday.
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Tesla's shares, which fell as much as 3 percent, ended marginally lower at $296.38 on Monday.
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Some retirees were not pleased that their retirement plans were helping to enrich Trump, even marginally.
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The general scale-back doesn't mean that the bots aren't getting at least marginally smarter, though.
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The company's total revenue fell marginally to $22.98 billion, edging past analysts estimate of $22.96 billion.
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Spot palladium declined 1.7 percent to $1,506.51 per ounce, while platinum was marginally higher at $835.63.
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The pan-European STOXX 4.33 index ended marginally lower with all major indices in the red.
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Asian equities are marginally lower while Brent oil is down 213 percent at $2544 per barrel.
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Total revenue rose marginally to $9.07 billion, while Nike said it earned 57 cents per share.
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Shares rose 1.5 percent at the open but pared gains to trade marginally in the red.
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Italian government bond yields rose marginally, just below 2-1/2 month lows touched this week.
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The central bank's growth forecast for this year is marginally below the government's 0.2% official forecast.
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Shares of tobacco companies Altria group and Philip Morris International were marginally down in early trading.
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The S&P 500 closed marginally lower as energy stocks dropped 1.6 percent to lead decliners.
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Straight Path's shares rose to $153 in afternoon trade, while AT&T's shares were marginally lower.
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The greenback was marginally higher on the day, but headed for its fourth straight weekly loss.
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Cruelly amoral and only marginally credible, "Flower" is nevertheless wildly entertaining and at times even touching.
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Business sentiment improved marginally in August after hitting a series low in July, the survey showed.
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The violence in "Altered Carbon" is only marginally greater than what you'd find on basic cable.
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But Mr. Booker is still only marginally familiar to many rank-and-file Democratic primary voters.
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But as banking and trading shift marginally toward the Continent, so will legal and accounting services.
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Two (Mikel Murfi) is of a heartier constitution, and steadier on his feet, at least marginally.
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As a result, it said it saw marginally improved trading volumes driven by strong dispensary trade.
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If the movie plays marginally better now, it still lacks an arresting perspective on its subject.
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However, two other issuers in the market yesterday saw their bonds marginally drop in secondary markets.
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But it added that if the accounting cost is excluded, HEPS may increase marginally by 2%.
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It's marginally faster than today's 4G LTE networks but isn't the super-fast 5G you want.
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On Tuesday, the Stoxx 193 index rose marginally while the Nikkei pulled back another 0.6 percent.
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The FTSE 63 index, which had risen as much as 0.5% earlier, ended only marginally higher.
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Whether an effort fails, is marginally successful or works well, it provides information crucial to democracy.
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It was up marginally on the week, but posted a solid 2670.76 percent rise in September.
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Sales in the period were marginally lower at 1.846 billion euros from 1.870 a year ago.
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Mexico's peso and Chile's peso rose marginally, but were on track to end the week lower.
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Currency markets were largely quiet elsewhere, with the euro down marginally against the dollar at $1.1005.
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The Australian dollar, whose fortunes are closely tied to China's economy, was marginally lower at $0.7174.
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U.S. crude fell marginally 0.10% to $61.13 , while Brent crude rose 0.11% to $66.61 per barrel.
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The dollar was down marginally against the Japanese yen at 108.67 Reporting by Tommy Reggiori Wilkes
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The conglomerates shares, which were on a trading halt prior to the announcement, closed marginally higher.
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The S&P500 ended marginally in the red and futures were still down first thing Wednesday.
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Republicans' trust in local media (24 percent) and friends/acquaintances (18 percent) is only marginally higher.
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Trump's statewide approval rating, 42 percent, is marginally better than his national standings of 35 percent.
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Financial stocks ended trade marginally higher, with three of the "big four" banks in positive territory.
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The lira recovered some ground to 3.0291, but was marginally down from 3.0250 late on Monday.
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Currency markets were largely quiet elsewhere, with the euro down marginally against the dollar at $1.1005.
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Italian bonds rose marginally, with the 10-year yield rising nearly 2 bps to 1.397 percent.
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The pan-European STOXX 4.33 index ended marginally lower with all major indices in the red.
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"It's all falling apart, man," he admits to Lonnie, whose situation is only marginally less hopeless.
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M.M.T. is sometimes invoked to justify reckless government borrowing for marginally good causes, without raising taxes.
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The dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, traded marginally weaker at 96.5.
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In Asia, the Nikkei 2288 closed marginally higher after the Bank of Japan held monetary policy steady.
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That was up marginally from 132.5 percent in 2014, but below the government's latest forecast of 132.8.
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The euro eased marginally to $0.70693 on Tuesday, as concern over Italy's free spending budget drove sentiment.
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The euro was marginally higher following the announcement, up by 0.14 percent against the dollar at $1.14.
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Some Saudi blue chips were only marginally lower, however, with Saudi Basic Industries edging down 0.2 percent.
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The dollar index was marginally lower at 53 and within striking distance of the week's 103.65 peak.
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JIM CHANOS: Well, again this is a stock trading at $370 that is marginally profitable, if that.
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As a result, techniques available for responding to these disasters remain low-tech and only marginally effective.
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The dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers was marginally lower at 96.85.
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Revenue rose marginally to $5.01 billion in the quarter, but was below analysts' estimates of $5.11 billion.
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We expect financial leverage to decline marginally by end-2017, despite a GBP300 million share buy-back.
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The dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, was marginally higher at 95.56.
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Sales of passenger cars dropped about 10 percent, while light truck sales were marginally up 0.6 percent.
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Having gloves that are marginally less warm, but not at all bulky makes up for the difference.
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Production at the Calgary based Husky fell marginally to 294,800 barrels of oil equivalents a day (boepd).
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The FTSE 100 was marginally lower while the FTSE 250 was up 0.1 percent by 0839 GMT.
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It feels nice enough, but the marginally increased grip could easily be something of a placebo effect.
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That job is now held by Aristóbulo Istúriz, who may be marginally less dogmatic than Mr Maduro.
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Japan's two major market indexes- the Nikkei index and the Topix index - both gained marginally last week.
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Shares of Marvell rose 3.84% at $22.17 before the bell, while those of NXP were down marginally.
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Still, the introduction of the character began moving the Defenders in a marginally more conventional super-direction.
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David Koch, the marginally less-vile of the vile duo known as the Koch Brothers, is dead.
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Asia-Pacific growth is only marginally affected by Brexit, and Asian equities are relatively cheap at present.
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Both genders scored around 32.6 (although women scored marginally higher) in sessions between 70 and 23 degrees.
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Revenue nearly doubled to C$560 million, with bitumen production rising marginally to 77,245 barrels per day.
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The mining sub-index was flat with BHP Group shares marginally lower, while Rio Tinto added 0.5%.
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What makes this one marginally more interesting is that the victims were using two-factor authentication, i.e.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury debt prices rose marginally.
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In 2018, Beyond Meat's net loss narrowed marginally to $29.89 million, from $30.38 million a year earlier.
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Mylan's shares closed marginally down at $36.95 on Friday, while Theravance ended up 5.1 percent at $25.81.
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Stocks closed marginally lower on Tuesday, taking a breather after posting strong gains to start off June.
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Acquisti said the research showed that behaviourally targeted advertising had increased the publisher's revenue but only marginally.
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The stock rebounded minutes later, bringing Netflix's stock down only marginally from where it was before earnings.
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Indices outside Asia fared better with Moscow stocks moving marginally higher and those in Johannesburg climbing 0.5%.
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HK/SIN, the dollar index traded at 22, only marginally higher than its previous close at 2171.37.
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Amazon's shares, which were marginally higher at midday on the Nasdaq, have fallen 7.4 percent this year.
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Shares of Sprint were up 2.4% and T-Mobile 1%, while those of Dish were up marginally.
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The Greens dipped marginally to 4.8 percent, just above the 4 percent hurdle to get into parliament.
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Shares of HCA and Universal Health Services were marginally higher Wednesday, each up about 0.1 percent midmorning.
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European stocks closed marginally higher on Monday as investors awaited this week's crucial U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
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Portrait mode works marginally better than last year — which is to say: it's good but sometimes unreliable.
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I will note that he sounds marginally less horrible if you are under the influence of drugs.
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Most other 10-year bond yields in the bloc were flat to marginally lower on the day .
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However, with futures only marginally higher it looks as though traders might pause for breath on Tuesday.
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The debate turns ugly, with Shawn throwing in his candidacy against Corey and the marginally qualified Alvin.
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The euro was marginally lower at $1.1338, on track to post its fifth straight day of losses.
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A commercial industry of self-help programmes exist for people to improve their rating, if only marginally.
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Fitch estimates that net of these gains PB would have been marginally above break-even in 11533.
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It's nothing more than a marginally better version of the glasses-free display on the Nintendo 3DS.
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Shares of Intel rose 1.5% to $52.10, while those of Apple were up marginally in extended trading.
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It might cause her score to be slightly above what it might have been but probably marginally.
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However, export orders grew at only a marginally better pace, with the index edging up to 50.3.
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And while current therapies exist for some of these diseases, they are toxic, marginally effective and unpredictable.
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The dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies and prices for U.S. government bonds ended lower.
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Oil prices were marginally lower as investors cashed in recent gains and focus returned to global oversupply.
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The defending champion, Sergio Garcia, who shot 81 in the first round, was only marginally better Friday.
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The FTSE 100 was marginally higher and the FTSE 250 was up 0.1 percent by 0731 GMT.
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My mission was to find out if zookeepers only know marginally more than the rest of us.
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The costs, spread out over 5 million Wisconsinites, would only increase customers' bills marginally, the utility claims.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index snapped six straight losing sessions to end marginally higher.
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The costs, spread out over 240 million Wisconsinites, would only increase customers' bills marginally, the utility claims.
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Corn is set to fall around 1 percent, after closing marginally higher over the last two weeks.
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Revenue rose marginally to $782.6 million, but fell short of the $799 million that analysts had estimated.
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Though I guess it is marginally more intimidating to do that sort of thing in a tuxedo.
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U.S. stock indexes ended marginally lower, pulling back from record high levels reached earlier in the week.
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The FTSE 100 was up 0.2 percent and the FTSE 250 was up marginally by 0836 GMT.
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GSPTSE was up 22.93 points, or 0.16 percent, at 14,679.77 shortly after open marginally in the red.
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There was slightly different hair, a marginally better fitting suit, and no shiny red tie in sight.
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Excluding items, the company earned 43 cents per share, marginally beating analysts' average estimate of 42 cents.
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The dollar index rose marginally to 96.907 after hitting a two-week high of 97.008 on Tuesday.
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The Chilean peso was marginally lower, dragged down while stocks on the IPSA index shed 0.1 percent.
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In Asia, the Nikkei 225 was marginally lower, closing down 0.03 percent or 6.46 points at 20,170.82.
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However, the number of certificates to possess firearms dipped marginally to 1913,894,283 from 1,898,360 a year earlier.
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This was marginally higher than the 2.11 percent rate calculated by N.Y. Fed's program a week ago.
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The signal-to-noise ratio is very poor, and gets only marginally better during the work day.
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These deals prevent insurers and patients from paying hefty fees for medicines that are only marginally effective.
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The overall stability rate for all corporate finance moved marginally lower to 74% from 77% in 2014.
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Prior to the discovery of oil in 2628, Venezuela's average income per capita was marginally above subsistence.
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As Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson was a specialist in failure, only marginally less incompetent than Chris Grayling.
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Current yields in Japan and Europe are generally flat, or marginally lower in aggregate, compared to Nov.
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Fitch has nevertheless set UPC's downgrade threshold marginally tighter than the peer group to reflect these constraints.
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The ratings and Stable Outlooks are supported by the stablised operational performance and marginally improved financial metrics.
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Marginally, he could be right, but Trump is weaker on political leverage, which may be more important.
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After barely 70 seconds, Real had the ball in Wolfsburg's net, but Ronaldo was adjudged marginally offside.
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However, this concept requires the minority to act with some decorum and be at least marginally constructive.
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The pound was down marginally against the dollar at $1.3778 after hitting a high overnight of $1.3836.
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Prices for U.S. Treasuries were trading higher and the dollar rose marginally against a basket of currencies.
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Only marginally, but it's not because of Zika, said Jan Freitag, a senior vice president at STR.
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Banks were not going to take risks to offer a marginally profitable product that regulators clearly disfavored.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of Nike slipped marginally after the bell.
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The pound was last marginally up at $1.2859 and slightly higher versus the euro at 85.56 pence.
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Shares slumped in late afternoon trade, given that they were only marginally lower earlier in the day.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 ended marginally higher with sectors and major bourses pointing in opposite directions.
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JPM shares were marginally higher in volatile trade after slipping as much as 1% during the session.
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The euro gained marginally to trade at $1.1440 versus the dollar, off its intraday high of $1.1473.
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Because make no mistake, every zero-day that exists, in anyone's hands, makes everyone marginally less safe.
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The euro gained marginally to 1.1581, well off a seven-week low of 1.1429 hit last Tuesday.
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They amount to marginally cracked windows that Bryant first began to slide open at his retirement announcement.
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In Europe, bourses were trading marginally lower, while Asia-Pacific markets finished trade on a mixed note.
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Shares of Walgreens were down 2.6 percent in extended trading, while shares of Humana were marginally lower.
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Former Showboat owner Caesars Entertainment Corp closed it in 2014 even though it had been marginally profitable.
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The signal-to-noise ratio is very poor and gets only marginally better during the work day.
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Stocks in Mexico and Chile fell between 2714.51% and 20.00%, while those in Colombia moved marginally higher.
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The dollar was marginally up on the day but still headed for its worst week since March.
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Ohr's sin is that he appears to have been marginally involved in inquiries into Trump's Russian links.
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The Finance Ministry only marginally revised down its 2020 growth forecast, trimming it to 1.3% from 1.4%.
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Sometimes the third-party payments are only marginally related to the damages caused by the company's actions.
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Elsewhere the British pound was marginally stronger at $1.3027, ahead of inflation data due at 0930 GMT.
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She served six aces to the Russian's five and only had a marginally worse first serve percentage.
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The Dow, Nasdaq (COMP) and S&P 500 hit record highs Friday before falling back marginally Tuesday.
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Moderate or conservative respondents were marginally more likely to say they planned to spend more this year.
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The figure was marginally ahead of the average estimate of 2.79 billion francs in a Reuters poll.
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But Amazon has shown that making life marginally more convenient can lead to big business, Frankel said.
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In February 22020, Carter's job approval was at 22016% -- which is marginally worse than Trump's right now.
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The company's shares were marginally down at $90.15, having gained about 62 percent over the past year.
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The 10-year benchmark bond yield rose marginally to 7.5792 compared with its previous close of 7.5723.
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Sterling was unchanged at $1.2469, while against the euro the currency was down marginally at 88.535 pence .
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Hughes said the only element to improve was consumers' assessment of the buying climate which rose marginally.
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The Yellow Vests could only demonstrate on Saturdays because, marginally employed, they could not risk their jobs.
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Soybeans edged higher after four sessions of losses, while corn fell after closing marginally higher on Monday.
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The dollar index was marginally higher at 103.05 and within striking distance of the week's 103.65 peak.
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Participants who saw the taste-promoting ads rated the truffle's taste more highly but only "marginally" so.
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The company said net income attributable to its shareholders rose marginally to C$390 million ($300 million).
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The dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, was marginally higher at 96.74.
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Sales in Abbott's nutrition unit, which had been under pressure due to challenges in China, rose marginally.
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Extending legal protections against discrimination would be the least that could be done for the marginally employed.
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DXY rose marginally against a basket of currencies as investors awaited September's consumer inflation report on Friday.
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In the past, the US has criticized Saudi Arabia, at least marginally, over its human rights abuses.
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Revenue in North America, Whirlpool's biggest market, fell marginally, while sales of units worldwide dropped 4.4 percent.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies, while prices for U.S. government bonds rose marginally.
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Asian currencies on the other hand were relatively solid, with the rupee and Korean won slipping only marginally.
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Amgen's shares, which closed at $147.23 in regular trading, were up marginally after the market close on Wednesday.
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That missed forecasts for an expansion of 8.5 percent but was up marginally from 8.2 percent in March.
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They are recognizable—marginally evocative of Zeppelin's "No Quarter"—and yet arcane, like shimmering afterthoughts or secrets withheld.
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Nasdaq would be up to – just marginally about 2.5 points and S&P 500 off by 4 points.
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Shares of Signet rose 2328 percent to $63.74 in morning trading, while Tiffany was marginally up at $88.77.
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The news emerged after the Japanese markets closed for the trading day — SoftBank Group shares were marginally lower.
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Swedish April headline and underlying inflation came in marginally below market expectations, data from the statistics office showed.
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VW, however, has lagged rivals including Ford and Toyota in India despite growing sales marginally last fiscal year.
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So, having marginally more than 300kg of 3.67% uranium gets Iran basically nowhere nearer really having a bomb.
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After growing their numbers for several elections, the DA's support has stalled -- even dropping marginally in the polls.
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Whatever you think of our pre-Donald Trump presidents, at least they were marginally in touch with reality.
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Excluding items, the company earned 72 cents per share, marginally above the average analyst estimate of 71 cents.
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The Japanese yen and Swiss franc gained marginally as financial investors turned cautious about the outlook for growth.
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It was also marginally firmer at 85.61 per euro, having touched a three-week peak during Asian trade.
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First, it defines resilience and reliability far too narrowly, in terms of just one (only marginally relevant) attribute.
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Dow and S&P futures pointed to a slightly lower open, while the Nasdaq was pointing marginally higher.
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And while it is significantly faster at heating most food, it is only marginally faster at cooling down.
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"If phones can work even marginally, then people are empowered with information to make better choices," Barrett says.
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Silver fell marginally to $14.67 per ounce, but has gained over 1 percent so far in the week.
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Employee behavior only changes marginally, and some who aren't healthy choose not to participate, rendering the programs unnecessary.
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New Zealand shares was marginally lower, as utilities took a breather from the previous session's sharp sell-offs.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed provisionally marginally higher, with sectors and major bourses pointing in different directions.
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Even though the data was weaker-than-expected, the dollar rose marginally in the minutes after the release.
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Brussels marginally cut its 20203 growth outlook for Italy to 0.1 percent from an already gloomy 0.2 percent.
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Espanyol was marginally the better of the two clubs, both of whom are living precariously on the edge.
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The fell marginally Friday to 23.1,2500 while the Nasdaq eked out a small gain to close at 20.8,046.35.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the benchmark for the euro zone, was marginally lower at 0.503 percent. .
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Along the forward power curve, prices rose marginally on Tuesday but were off recent highs as oil fell.
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Australia's benchmark S&P/ASX 54.343 retraced some of its early losses to climb marginally higher to 6,590.30.
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Thanks to Shelton's recent interview with the magazine, we're marginally closer to understanding why Stefani feels this way.
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Revenues in the quarter fell by 0.4% to 4.5 billion euros, marginally below expectations of 4.55 billion euros.
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Things got marginally better once I was out of the city traffic and onto the open (ish) freeway.
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Stock indices in Chile and Colombia moved higher between 20.39% and 2680.5%, but Mexico's IPC index fell marginally.
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Shares in the companies fell more than 20 percent to multi-year lows on Friday before recovering marginally.
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The forecast for the current year has been reduced marginally to 0.3%, from 0.5% in the previous quarter.
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The pound was down 0.91 percent at $1.2856 and the euro was marginally lower against the pound at .
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The Dow Jones industrial average fell marginally, with 3M contributing the most losses and Boeing the most gains.
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The Nasdaq composite notched an all-time high earlier in the session, but finished marginally in the red.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would come in at 51.3, easing only marginally from July.
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Studies show local control is only marginally effective since it's hard to get to all possible breeding areas.
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Food that made health claims turned out to be only marginally better for you than conventional packaged foods.
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Chile's peso rose marginally, while stocks on the IPSA index fell 2666.2 percent dragged by steel maker CAP.
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Shares of JPM, Citi and Morgan Stanley, which will report on Thursday, were trading flat to marginally lower.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 20.1 percent, marginally above a recent average of 15 percent.
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FAO marginally raised its forecast for global cereals output in the 2017-18 season, to 2.599 billion tonnes.
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Stocks in Sao Paulo closed marginally lower in a volatile session, extending losses to a fifth straight session.
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The median price target for the stock was $250, only marginally above its trading price after Tuesday's gains.
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Brussels marginally cut its 2019 growth outlook for Italy to 0.1 percent from an already gloomy 22020 percent.
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The S&P energy sector gave up most of its gains and was up marginally at 221 percent.
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U.S. government debt prices were marginally higher Monday amid reports of improving progress in trade negotiations with China.
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The British currency was marginally higher against the euro, however, sitting at 1.1542 or 0.52 percent higher intraday.
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The dollar index of its strength against a basket of other major currencies was down marginally at 94.178.
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"The fundamental idea is that marginally sick people would pay the risk associated with their coverage," Meadows said.
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The won lost the most ground among currencies, falling 3153 percent while other emerging currencies weakened only marginally .
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Shares of the company, which boosted its share buyback program and dividend, rose marginally in after-hours trading.
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Among other significant coal exporters Russia managed to buck the trend of a weaker April, but only marginally.
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What is marginally less common, however, is chromesthesia, which is when people experience sound and music in color.
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U.S. stock futures were marginally higher, pointing to a stronger open for Wall Street later in the day.
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Net sales fell marginally to $7.38 billion, but still came above the average analyst estimate of $7.24 billion.
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Tourism revenues rose marginally to 21.821 billion euros from 22.200 billion in the same month a year earlier.
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The e-tron has been doing marginally better, selling a total of 2,513 since sales began in April.
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The fund manager said senior credit bonds prices often drop marginally when a company's stock price falls dramatically.
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Wall Street indexes ended marginally higher on Friday while oil prices stayed in the range of recent weeks.
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Additionally, lenders have marginally weakened credit standards, with particular increases in originations to borrowers with no FICO scores.
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Oil prices were marginally lower as investors cashed in recent gains and focus shifted again to global oversupply.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields edged marginally higher overnight after U.S. gross domestic product growth slowed more than expected.
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DXY was steady against a basket of currencies in midday trading, while prices of U.S. Treasuries rose marginally.
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The Swiss franc rose 0.2 percent versus the dollar to 0.9963 but was down marginally against the euro.
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"To have players' world view affected somehow by the game, even marginally, is my ultimate goal," Cardenas said.
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He added he expected leu currency loan rates to rise only marginally as a result of Wednesday's hike.
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DXY was trading marginally lower against a basket of currencies, while prices of U.S. Treasuries were slightly higher.
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Overall analysts were becoming marginally less negative on euro zone company earnings as the Q4 results season began.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index ended marginally lower at 10,408.05, still hovering around record levels.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six rival currencies, slipped marginally to 95.31 .
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The sector represents about 22.5 percent of the Dow, which would be only marginally reduced by GE's departure.
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We can expect the market to move marginally higher as the market prices in each incremental trade deal.
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HONG KONG, June 1.53 (IFR) - Asian credit markets were marginally wider today as new issues had lacklustre performances.
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Interest-rate sensitive bank stocks fell 25.23%, but the broader financial sector reversed course to trade marginally higher.
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German foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier is only marginally more confident, and gave it a 51 percent chance.
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It was marginally lower than the 0.7% expansion forecast for the month by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Yet there's a meekness and monotony to "Salvator Mundi" that can't be redeemed by these marginally engaging details.
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Spot gold was up 218.17% to $20.8,2958.68 per ounce as of 1156 GMT, up marginally for the week.
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Net income attributable to the company rose marginally to $2.17 billion, or $1.27 per share, in the quarter.
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Marginally, Europe tended to be more balanced, and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) were least balanced.
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The Aussie dollar was lower by 0.2 percent at $0.7234 while kiwi dollar was marginally lower at $0.6895.
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Caltex shares closed marginally below the offer at A$34.48, after having jumped 2.3% earlier in the session.
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So as we plan our Thanksgiving 2.0s, we've turned to other, marginally safer science fiction properties for inspiration.
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Ten of the 11 major S&P sub-indexes were higher, with only the energy sector marginally lower.
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Congressional document requests often cover a broad range of materials that are not needed or only marginally relevant.
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Valero on Tuesday also marginally lowered its 2016 capital expenditure forecast by $200 million, to around $2.4 billion.
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Interpublic's net revenue in the latest quarter rose marginally to $1.75 billion, missing analysts' estimate of $1.76 billion.
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MSCI's index of shares in Asia Pacific traded marginally lower, last down 21.74 percent during Asia afternoon trade.
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The Egyptian currency closed at 15.99 against the dollar on Monday and strengthened marginally to 15.98 on Tuesday.
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The Egyptian pound closed at 15.99 against the dollar on Monday and strengthened marginally to 15.98 on Tuesday.
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However, firms could benefit marginally if they increase premiums by more than the increase in the tax rate.
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In emerging Europe, focus was on the Czech crown, down marginally, ahead of the central bank's rate decision.
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Large companies saw a modest pickup in growth, while small firms' activity expanded marginally after shrinking in February.
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Ten of the 11 major S&P sub-indexes were higher, with only the energy sector marginally lower.
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The most recent data shows that the country marginally avoided a recession, with 0.3% GDP growth in Q3.
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The ERA would marginally expand the Constitution's protections against gender discrimination, but those protections are already quite robust.
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Thanks to higher fees however, revenues are seen edging marginally higher under the plan, by 0.3% per year.
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Total production rose marginally to 413,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) in the fourth quarter.
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Nike, whose shares ended down marginally at $84.96, released a statement explaining its decision to yank the product.
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But it is in reality only marginally better than the partisan screeching he is trying to reason past.
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His next year was only marginally better, but there were fewer and fewer infractions as time wore on.
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The first couple of days were riddled with brutal opiate withdrawals that got marginally better as he persevered.
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You won't find an around-the-block line for a new phone with a camera that's marginally better.
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