The video marked transgender was marked "not suitable" for most advertisers.
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EVERY SINGLE DOCUMENT THAT WAS MARKED, PROPERLY MARKED AS CLASSIFIED WAS PRINTED OUT.
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That allowed State Street take in profits from marked-up or marked-down trades.
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It marked our relationship, and it marked me as a woman and as a person.
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"Nothing I sent was marked classified or that I received was marked classified," she said.
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Sites are poorly marked — when they're marked at all — and the printed site map doesn't help.
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I marked them, look, JOH [for Juan Orlando Hernández], JOH, JOH, JOH, I marked them quickly.
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Whether an item has been marked down only after having been substantially marked up doesn't matter.
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"Book Number 122" is marked for wall display, while "Book Number 141" is marked for table display.
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The gamers had climbed over a marked fence and onto the bluff, which is reportedly marked as unstable.
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The spat marked yet another spike in tensions between Iran and the U.S. after a year marked by them.
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Thirty-five of these fatalities were children, while three were clearly marked paramedics, and two were clearly marked journalists.
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In countries marked orange or tan, it's decreased, and in countries marked green it's decreased by one half or more.
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To be honest, they are often self-marked, or at any rate marked by choice, with elaborately transgressive tattoos and piercings.
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Many of the listed games are marked TBD, and only Zelda and 1-2-Switch are clearly marked for March 3rd, 2016.
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Behind a curtain, voters marked their choices, then dropped each ballot in a locked, transparent box, clearly marked with the corresponding office.
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The top 10 percent is marked by the light blue lines, while the bottom 90 percent is marked by the black lines.
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The FBI said that Clinton exchanged more than 100 emails marked as classified and more than 2,000 additional emails retroactively marked classified.
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Any melons with even minor defects are marked as yuki, and the top three grades are marked on their sugar content and perfect appearance.
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If "Pillow Talk" marked the advent of Barbie, the movie version of "Bridget Jones's Diary," released in theatres in 22014, marked the début of Bratz.
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That evolution has been marked by shockwaves for much of the technology space, with several of Apple's largest semiconductor suppliers noting marked declines in order volume.
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The event marked Kate's first public outing since August 30, when she and the royal brothers marked the 20th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana.
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Case in point: The test tubes that fill the testing laboratories at USCF are all marked with random alphanumerical codes – except those marked with Emily's name.
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The algorithm's predictions mainly rely on minute changes in daily temperature readings taken by users, with days marked green considered non-fertile and days marked red fertile.
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Improperly marked VTO can unfairly limit or remove these bonuses, and involuntary but correctly marked VTO still reduces them, since VCP is a percentage of earned pay.
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After the results came back marked "DEFINITELY METH" (or marked with a slightly more official designation), officers identified and arrested three men in connection with the shipment.
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Her race was marked Negro, not mulatto, and her father was marked as the black man who raised her, not the white man who raped her mother.
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The three urns' aluminum lids were marked with the dates of birth, death, and cremation of the person who died, and marked "For collection" by the crematorium.
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Donald Trump was a marked man to lose the election ... marked by a polling company that made one of the most shocking miscalculations in modern political history.
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According to the blog All Things Target, clearance items at Target are marked by a yellow sticker that states how much an item has been marked down.
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Amazon is currently running an awesome sale on three different sizes: 32 GB for $25.99 (marked down from $59.99) 64 GB for $44.99 (marked down from $79.99) 128 GB for $56.41 (marked down from $119.99) Note: There is also a 256 GB option for $136, but it's not on sale.
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Ruiz's room was then searched, where cops say they found 16 yellow pills marked "215," 2 pink pills marked "K40," 3 Suboxone strips, 4 fentanyl patches, 2 boxes of .
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"Director Comey acknowledges the so-called 'marked' emails were not properly marked in a way one could recognize them as classified," Brian Fallon, a former Justice Department spokesman, tweeted.
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The late '19613s were, in general, marked by a sense of American decline, and the idea that the presidency was primarily marked by a fumbling impotence that deserved mockery.
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To Case, AOL marked the first wave of the internet, the rise of social marked the second wave, and now we&aposre at the forefront of the third wave.
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" When these decks are complete, both players crack open a deck of cards and stickers marked "DO NOT OPEN," and peruse a the first subsection of these decks marked "1.
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For those celebrating, it marked the culmination of of the Christmas season, but for those celebrating a different kind of holiday, it marked the culmination of the Kardashian Christmas card.
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But this would still constitute an abrupt and marked shift to the left—one far more abrupt and marked than the response to Trump suggests the party is capable of.
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I am marked by cancer, and I can't quite remember what the markers are that mark us as who we are when we are not being marked by something else.
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Only three of the FBI-reviewed emails were explicitly marked as classified and those were marked with a "C" in the body of the email, not in the header, he said.
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Typically, jewelry is marked up three hundred percent, so shit we came in the game and marked a lot of shit up two hundred percent, and got a lot of business.
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The boundary to the area is marked by a series of two gates and fencing that are marked with signs of no trespassing and warnings of arrest and prosecution and fines.
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The administration has been marked by infighting and a largely stagnant policy agenda, marked by a major setback in the effort to repeal and replace Obamacare in the Senate Thursday night.
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The pop star, whose Spanish remix of "Despacito" is currently crushing YouTube viewing records, took to Instagram yesterday to share his old mugshot (marked "then") alongside a recent selfie (marked "now").
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Serenade In Red marked a step back to the more discursive musical tendencies of the first two albums, albeit with much greater control, and marked a conscious step toward overt theatricality.
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Coupang's transfer value was marked down 30 percent from the $1 billion that SoftBank paid for it, while Oyo was marked up to around $200 million, from the original $100 million.
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It is an existence marked often by violence, and at the same time, it is marked by a painful and adamant will to live, to reckon with, and to be free.
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It marked the country's celebration of its 303th birthday (or, more accurately, the centennial of its current political structure) in a way that no single event marked its 150th this year.
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The evidence was that Jethro was more interested in snow marked by another dog's urine than in snow marked by his own, even if it had been surreptitiously moved — by Dr. Bekoff.
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" Comey's use of the words "marked classified" seems to suggest that there is a distinction between emails that were marked "classified" and emails that "bore markings indicating the presence of classified information.
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Some trails are extravagantly well marked, the blazes ushering you around turns like a parade of unctuous footmen anticipating every tremor of uncertainty, but this one was marked only where strictly necessary.
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Clinton has also equivocated and hedged when talking about the investigation into her email practices, calling it a "security inquiry" at one point and insisting that she "never received nor sent any material that was marked classified," an excessively lawyerly turn of phrase that distinguishes between material marked classified and classified material that may have not been marked correctly.
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Still, unlike some guardians, she had fulfilled her responsibilities by writing two checks for Ms. McCrea's use: $3,500 marked "luxury fund" and $1,400 marked "burial fund," both made out to the nursing home.
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"You should assume that everything you're buying has been marked up by 20% because of tariff-related production costs, so look for products that are marked down by at least 20%," he said.
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It marked the first growth in PPI since January 2012.
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Monday also marked another box office milestone for Black Panther.
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The rally also marked a turning point for the internet.
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That marked his eleventh effort to get sober since 2003.
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However 97 are worryingly labelled "not marked as safe yet".
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It marked the first game George has missed this season.
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They marked them with Brezhnev's name and tossed them in!
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I think it's something that'll be marked down in history.
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October marked the third consecutive month of outflows from bonds.
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Some folded origami paper cranes marked with messages of support.
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His administration was marked by grace, civility, and social conscience.
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The boy band marked the first of several guest appearance.
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The newlyweds' first day of marriage is marked by murder.
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It's marked up, and ... I'll get you a new one.
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Tuesday marked the ninth day of deliberations in the retrial.
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This episode also marked the return of Will and Dolores.
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His fall 2017 show, then, marked something of a comeback.
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Today's presidential inauguration marked the start of a new era.
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This year's U.K. budget marked the official end of austerity.
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Brooklyn's famous parents also marked the occasion on social media.
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Ever wonder how things get marked NSFW on the internet?
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For many, it marked a week of progress and change.
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The record is marked by its array of vocal styles.
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The measure has not been marked up by the committee.
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Wednesday night marked the premiere of Aquaman in Los Angeles.
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The meeting also marked McDonald's official debut on Wall Street.
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The deadly blast seems to have marked a turning point.
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That marked the sixth straight week of gains for WTI.
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Mr. Eng described a childhood marked by drugs and neglect.
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The action marked Chipotle's worst trading day in six months.
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And the strangely courtlike atmosphere is mainly marked by separation.
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Sonia Gandhi's election victory in 2004 marked a temporary reprieve.
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The crew marked the location and continued the dark hunt.
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After I pressed a button marked "Door," the door closed.
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Gaborone, Botswana Nako Timepieces marked its first anniversary on Oct.
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All quests are marked on the map with diamond icons.
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They marked down expectations for 2016 GDP to 1.8 percent.
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That leaves foreign policy, an arena also marked by inertia.
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That marked a sequential slowdown from April's 5.4 percent increase.
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The iPhone 8 was marked up in a similar way.
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It also marked the fifth straight quarter of declining optimism.
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The announcement marked the first rate cut in two years.
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The marriage, Debbie said, was marked by alcoholism and violence.
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They'd surely prefer a market less marked by national borders.
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The second debate marked the end of Trump's broadcasting ambitions.
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They are marked by white crosses or Stars of David.
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It marked the fastest pace of decline in three years.
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The report marked the third straight quarterly decline in productivity.
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This applies to products that have already been marked down.
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Mexico had just marked its independence day on September 16th.
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The data marked the index's sharpest fall since May 2015.
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It marked the end of Bryce Harper's junior college career.
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It is marked with official performances of song and dance.
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For the lifelong baker, the diet marked a major change.
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Sheypoor now employs 24 and recently marked its fifth anniversary.
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The occasion was marked with balls, dinners and fun runs.
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It marked the veteran defenseman's first goal of the season.
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It marked the third straight game that Upton had homered.
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His professional and human qualities have deeply marked our group.
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The track marked Perry's first new solo music since 2017.
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Counties negative for the parasite are marked with open circles.
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The figure was marked as "continuing" under cost to complete.
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The steep losses marked their worst weekly declines since March.
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McClendon's final years at Chesapeake were marked by frequent controversy.
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Todd and Jennifer marked themselves safe; but what about Joe?
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Identity moratorium is high exploration, low commitment, marked by indecisiveness.
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The 1820s, 18903s and 1840s were marked by severe slumps.
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Monday marked Clinton's third appearance on the show this cycle.
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The rankings race is thus marked by a happy irony.
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The story is scattered and marked throughout by uneven pacing.
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But, for Wells, this marked a second brush with terrorism.
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The use of paramilitary thugs marked an escalation of violence.
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It's been marked by relatively slow growth rates, 2 percent.
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My life as a female comedian feels marked by warnings.
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Her takeover as CEO marked her return after seven years.
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The most marked chasm is between urban and rural areas.
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" For manner of death, a box was marked for "accident.
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Harrison warns her that they've been marked by the killers.
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Trump even marked the event on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon.
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Thursday marked the first time lawmakers publicly grilled Juul executives.
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By this time, Bergdahl marked his fourth year in captivity.
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New information marked Updates have been added since that time.
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This weekend marked the fifth anniversary of South Sudan's independence.
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Throughout COP21, three others marked the moment on their bodies.
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Last week marked the first day of filming his season.
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Obviously Hillary's anger at her husband has marked their marriage.
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January marked a record 4.63th straight month of job gains.
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January marked a record 100th straight month of job gains.
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Studios and present your ticket marked for the same day.
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"Bars from which customers reported illness are marked both "B.
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Police told Reuters the area had been marked for demolition.
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Earlier in the session, they marked their strongest since Nov.
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Each post from a Facebook employee is marked as such.
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This marked an increase of 14 percent on the year.
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PT tip marked the earliest game in Sacramento since Feb.
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The event marked the royal's third appearance of the day.
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The Sportswriter marked a dramatic shift in tone and content.
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The region marked A corresponds to the diagram at left.
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But it was also a life marked by personal tragedy.
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Wednesday also marked the Dow's second straight day of gains.
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The rally marked the ninth consecutive week of such protests.
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The campaign here has been marked by a relentless pleasantness.
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This marked the chain's fourth consecutive quarter of negative sales.
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Wednesday marked the first anniversary of suicide attacks in Brussels.
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The couple marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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And Theon's torture marked a turning point for the show.
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Since then, there's been a marked improvement in lawmakers' timeliness.
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It was to be a fight marked with public humiliations.
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Khan also referenced the violence that marked the election campaign.
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It marked a major victory for the gun rights movement.
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Evangelical handwringing never marked a serious departure from party politics.
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Friday marked the 50th day of Donald Trump's U.S. presidency.
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Abu Amra said they were both clearly marked as journalists.
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Since it's CVS, all their beauty products are marked up.
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On marked beats, you jump, and on turns, you lean.
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Get it now at its marked down price of $34.99.
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Earlier this year, Lewinsky tweeted about how she's marked Jan.
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President Trump marked the anniversary in a tweet earlier Saturday.
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Halabja marked the peak of his campaign against the Kurds.
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It marked the first physical meeting of the Sumatran tigers.
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How many views the videos received before being marked false.
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The young males showed a marked preference for wheeled toys.
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That marked the first drop in home loans since 2016.
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This past weekend marked the 24th annual Outsider Art Fair.
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Friday marked the end of the week, month and quarter.
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The film marked Rimes first project as an executive producer.
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Disagreements marked Mr Kerry's meetings in Beijing on January 27th.
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The families have marked the spot with two breeze blocks.
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ICYMI: This week marked the official start of summer — a.k.a.
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This marked a turn of the wheel for me, too.
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The superstar effect is particularly marked in the knowledge economy.
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But once you've killed, you're always marked by that action.
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An armored vehicle, marked "Army of the Caliphate", stood damaged.
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Last year we marked the twentieth anniversary of Girl Power.
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British politics has been marked by extreme volatility of late.
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That date marked a turning point of sorts, he said.
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Other kids, marked as stayers, were often ignored in school.
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Red signs all over the store's shelves marked the discounts.
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In politics, Trump's early endeavors were marked by similar bluster.
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The exam marked the second physical Trump received as president.
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The win marked an impressive evolution for the limited series.
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The national championship win marked the team's first since 2015.
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It was a moment marked more by resignation than anger.
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Most are marked by a sense of loss and melancholy.
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It marked the beginning of his surge that buried Milwaukee.
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The order marked a dramatic reversal for President Donald Trump.
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It is indelibly marked into the DNA of this nation.
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Clothing starts to grow over him, covering his marked body.
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It was a marked shift from official comments on Friday.
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I stand in marked contrast to my fellow Europeans' mystification.
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The Impact The ad marked a new moment for Mrs.
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The surgery marked the first time eyelids have been transplanted.
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Mao's birthday is marked annually with celebrations on Dec. 26.
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For more on the bill's being marked up, click here.
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It marked the completion of Obama's final flurry of releases.
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What became the official version was one marked by division.
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Women Act, which marked the first comprehensive federal legislation protecting
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This marked the true start of the House of Showfields.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has been marked by extraordinarily combative rhetoric.
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Tap "Zoom," which will likely currently be marked as "Off."
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Monday marked yet another instance of Gartman trashing the cryptocurrency.
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Mr. Xu's death, like his life, was marked by politics.
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Yesterday marked the 85033 anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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It also has been marked by an upswing in defense.
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But this year marked a record for this mysterious phenomenon.
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This year's event has been marked by some notable absentees.
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It marked the first game Perez has missed this season.
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The contract marked a major win for Microsoft's cloud business.
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His emails, often marked simply as "B," are largely redacted.
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It's expected to be marked up in the near future.
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Last week marked the biggest event in commercial drone history.
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The March increase marked the fourth boost in 12 months.
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The latter figure marked the lowest jobless rate since 1969.
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It marked the beginning of white misrule on the continent.
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Monday also marked the start of a shortened trading week.
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The attack on Sunday marked a sharp spike in violence.
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The Trump administration has also been marked by internal squabbling.
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How do you think Trump marked this decision on Twitter?
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This is marked down from its retail price of $79.99.
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Do you already have April 14 marked in your iCal?
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The airing marked the movie's 54th year on the network.
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First, that year marked the end of net upward mobility.
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None of the emails were marked classified at the time.
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The Korean War marked a new style of American intervention.
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Nowhere is this battle more marked than in abortion care.
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The result was a marked difference in earth's geological record.
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The Bushes marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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Still, Torres was marked as much by what went unsaid.
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Beauty Behind the Madness marked his official crossover into pop.
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January marked a record 100 straight months of job gains.
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One marked difference was that there was no empty space.
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Bisping has also shown a marked improvement in the pocket.
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Merkel's tenure as Chancellor is marked by strong macroeconomic indicators.
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Those decisions marked the first formal checks on Trump's power.
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"Sure. Done." For Noel, the deal marked an inspiring moment.
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That marked the biggest rise since the week of Aug.
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That marked an intraday record for the home improvement retailer.
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She said she had already marked her ballot for Mrs.
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That, she says, marked a shift in attitudes among Kenyans.
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Tuesday marked a clear turning point in the Democratic race.
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In Phoenix, the reunions were marked by confusion and heartbreak.
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Out of 516 analyzed cases, 295 were marked as executed.
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His unhappiness, and her energetic ambition, marked the Soloway home.
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The department conceded that the uniforms had been "improperly" marked.
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The vast majority of ads were not marked at all.
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What's going to be marked down, and by how much?
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We've been aggressively buying stocks that have been marked down.
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This was the first time Putin publicly marked the Epiphany.
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He said the Senate bill marked the beginning of negotiations.
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This marked the third straight monthly slowdown in jobs growth.
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Nowhere has the move been more marked than in gold.
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It marked the arrival of the promising director Andrea Arnold.
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It also marked a distinct turning point in their relationship.
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The outfit marked his continued infatuation with shiny black pants.
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Ms. Sanderson marked 24 years of sobriety on Nov. 10.
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Friday marked the 45th anniversary of the Attica Prison Uprising.
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Individual burials are within round mounds, additionally marked by stones.
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But it is a marked shift from the old way.
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It was a case marked by the lack of procedure.
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Hams marked "with natural juices" are a good bet, too.
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Many of the buildings there have been marked for demolition.
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Safdar points towards a grave marked with a wooden cross.
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Ms. Kilner said that such behavior marked a definitive break.
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And, once a president is impeached, he is forever marked.
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Individual pictures are screened 15 times before being marked done.
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They drank from worn foam cups marked with their initials.
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"He should have marked the box 'yes,'" Mr. Welch said.
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Sanders's win in Colorado marked his second of Super Tuesday.
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That marked Pittsburgh's lone victory in its final nine games.
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" Mr. Petrov's official file, Bellingcat said, is marked "top secret.
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It is also operating in marked contrast to earlier presidents.
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It marked the first time Maryland had trailed this season.
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Lukaku has been marked extremely tightly by Panama so far.
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Message requests aren't marked as seen unless you accept it.
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Tuesday also marked the final trading day of the decade.
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These "witness trees" once marked the edges of farm fields.
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That marked the beginning of the end for the New
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The house is marked by large rooms and ornate furniture.
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Thursday also marked a new communications approach from the administration.
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Tusk's comments marked a rare intervention in Poland's domestic politics.
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In retrospect, that book marked something of a sea change.
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It marked his fifth consecutive quality start against the Diamondbacks.
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Mugabe's resignation marked the end of an era in Zimbabwe.
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"Avengers: Endgame" (2019) marked Evans' last appearance as Steve Rogers.
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His time in the Air Force was marked with problems.
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The benchmark, however, marked its third straight week of gains.
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His statement after Charlottesville forever marked his term in office.
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His tenure has been marked by a number of controversies.
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The total marked a 12% increase from the previous year.
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For Hound Lab's breathalyzers, that qualification is marked by timing.
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It marked the 14th straight game Mahomes fired multiple touchdowns.
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That results in a marked reduction in the mosquito population.
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Effective diplomacy will typically be slow and marked by setbacks.
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Clinton's impeachment and Trump's impeachment have marked differences, of course.
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It marked the Mets' fifth comeback win of the season.
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Lopez's "Jenny From the Block" marked the handoff from Shakira.
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It marked the fifth suicide in just over five months.
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Both marked their worst week since the 20193 financial crisis.
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It was a marked difference to the strategy of Gov.
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It marked his first trip there since last month's attack.
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The Tower, of course, wasn't marked as a GRU facility.
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Friday marked the fourth terrorist attack on London this year.
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Monday marked the third game Aldridge has missed this season.
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Mr. Trump has shown a marked preference for business leaders.
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It marked the first time Purdue led in three games.
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King then officially marked the end with a clearer closing.
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" He wore a shirt marked with the slogan: "Grow up.
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Coming of age in the Depression marked them for life.
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That marked the start of a brilliant career in America.
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In early trade, the currency marked intraday high since Nov.
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But it also marked the first fall in three months.
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He marked his 31st year in national syndication last August.
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The union has turned that size into marked political power.
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But Rothblatt suggested that the evening marked an inflection point.
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Best of all, it's only $89.25, marked down from $119.
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"What I've done has marked me for life," he said.
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They measured and marked the dry ingredients well in advance.
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Verified accounts will be clearly marked with a blue checkmark.
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Where Richardson referenced direct quotations, they're marked as such. 1.
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This marked the third consecutive annual loss for the bank.
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Mr. Xiao's disappearance has been marked by confusion and misinformation.
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In 2016, the southeast Asian nation marked a grim accomplishment.
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They've noticed marked declines in your attention in recent weeks.
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New items are from previous seasons, and are marked down.
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That's a marked decline from August, when trade increased 0.5%.
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It marked the worst mass shooting in the nation's history.
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Yet estimates for the sector have not been marked higher.
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Last night marked Lopez's third time as an SNL host.
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The $1,499 Razr already marked a big departure from that.
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The entrance is pretty clearly marked on the platform floor.
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The nuptials marked the final royal wedding of the decade.
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Tuesday marked the end of an era for Silicon Valley.
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However, it still marked the 9.73nd straight month of gains.
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It marked the 14th straight game Mahomes fired multiple touchdowns.
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Many hazards have been marked, cordoned off, cleared or avoided.
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The Friday contest marked both teams' return from the break.
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The total marked a 12% spike over the previous year.
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The outcome marked its first loss in three home outings.
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Downtown buildings were marked with holes from rockets and grenades.
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House committees marked up the bill without a C.B.O. score.
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Ultimately, success is marked by how well the clothes sell.
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Instead, Vance's futures are marked by rich, panoramic socioeconomic systems.
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The play marked Tannehill's longest passing touchdown of his career.
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Hong Kong just marked its 15th consecutive weekend of protests.
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The morning was marked by a number of unexpected turns.
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On Monday, the war in Afghanistan marked its 6,000th day.
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She lost her intimacy, what marked her out as unique.
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It marked a huge turn for the big money centers.
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It marked the slowest rate of expansion since December 2016.
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The OECD just this week marked down its global outlook.
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Thursday marked the second time his committee vote was delayed.
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The Echo Plus will be marked down $22 to $99.99.
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That has deeply marked my life and it followed me.
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No boundary is marked between the normal and the supernatural.
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The immediate area was marked by the smell of death.
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In that moment, it was like I had been marked.
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But, that is where the edge of death is marked.
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But her film career was marked by periods of war.
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The result marked a rare break from President Donald Trump.
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It marked a territory in more ways than one, however.
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The crew marked a single area: South America, for instance.
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And it hasn't always been a goat-filled romp, no, there have been moments of strife, fury, vasectomies and uncertainty, all marked by the same, squinty-eyed look on Jay Cutler's permanently pillow-marked face.
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However, on Wednesday, a three-judge panel in charge of certifying a recount ruled that a ballot had initially been marked for Simonds, but the voter then crossed it out and marked it for Yancey.
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Director Comey acknowledges the so-called "marked" emails were not properly marked in a way one could recognize them as classified Comey again says no evidence HRC knew she might be receiving any classified info.
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For Gurriel, it marked his 26th home run on the season.
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Get a 3-pack now for $12.99, marked down from $18.99.
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His profile is marked as only suitable for Redditers over 18.
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But Mr. Anderson's legacy is also marked by more controversial positions.
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The first Pixel marked a dramatic change for Google's hardware approach.
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Hardiman's career as a judge is marked by law and order.
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That marked the biggest one-day percentage loss since early October.
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It marked a 23.59 percent drop for the month of October.
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This year marked Pearl Jam and Shakur's first shot at eligibility.
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Friday marked the third day of an offensive to retake Hodeida.
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That lack of recognition marked our deep division as a country.
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It also marked his 27th multi-hit game of the season.
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Unlike encounters, side missions are marked by a gray pentagon shape.
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And they marked a return to Trump's earlier treatment of Obama.
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And the day hasn't been marked by such overtly militaristic displays.
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The sweat ceremony consists of four rounds, marked by four songs.
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Tonight marked Stone and McCary's first major awards show attended together.
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Wednesday marked the market's second consecutive day of shrinking trading volume.
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The performance marked the fifth career NHL playoff shutout for Jones.
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The 100th anniversary of its opening will be marked in 2026.
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It was not immediately clear whether these figures marked clear increases.
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The Trump administration&aposs move marked the latest setback for unions.
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Tuesday marked the opening of the international free agent signing period.
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" In the bottom righthand corner, the document is marked "Invitee Copy.
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Becoming attorney general marked Brown's fifth elective office held in California.
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October marked the 70th anniversary of the first ever supersonic flight.
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This personal tragedy marked the beginning of the eminent blue period.
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Wednesday marked the biggest post-Christmas rally for U.S. stocks ever.
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Stacks of printouts ready to be marked up with a Sharpie.
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It also marked the third decline in the past four months.
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The Versa is a marked improvement over the company's previous offerings.
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Andrew Jackson's inauguration marked a distinctly hostile takeover of the government.
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Monday marked Switzer's first return to the Boston race since 1976.
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It marked the most dramatic change yet under Abiy&aposs rule.
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It marked the longest-ever wait for a government in history.
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The area has been roped off and is marked with buoys.
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The date is marked annually with protests calling for greater freedoms.
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White sheets on sticks marked the homes of those who remained.
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What, in your mind, makes for a good Marked Men album?
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Ahead of Twitter's IPO, he had marked the stock a buy.
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Tuesday marked the third day the mandatory order remained in effect.
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Father Edward Foster Widman's style was a marked contrast to Sartore's.
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Last season marked the fourth time he topped 1,000 receiving yards.
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White Castle recently marked the first anniversary of its Impossible Slider.
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That marked a slowdown from the 214 percent growth in 269.
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That marked a slowdown from the 7 percent growth in 2014.
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Can you believe that yesterday marked seven years of One Direction?
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February 27 marked 18 years for me as a recovering person.
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Hirono also released a set of emails marked as committee confidential.
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Responses are marked based on the extent to which people agree.
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Wednesday's blackout marked the first time since Maria hit on Sept.
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Some rows are marked with Nik's pencilings, some are conspicuously empty.
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Monday's game marked the 33rd anniversary of that 1983 championship game.
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This period was also marked by plague, invasions and economic depression.
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Even by Malaysia's dismal recent standards this marked a fresh low.
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The defeat marked the end of Regan's outward-facing political career.
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Here's how newspapers around the country marked this historic political moment.
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But Johnson's political career has been marked by lies and evasions.
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Still, she has had a challenging year marked by personal struggles.
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Would they see a calendar marked by a White History Month?
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By contrast, the intifada was marked mainly by stone-throwing clashes.
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That Mr Macron was marked by Rocard is not in doubt.
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But this generation has already been marked by significant political activism.
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However, this summer marked the first official year of the camp.
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Chile's peso and its stocks marked time, as did Colombia's peso.
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This moment marked the beginning of a years-long cultural exchange.
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This marked the end of investors' hopes for a peaceful summer.
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Oct. 14 should have marked a special day for Nikki Salgot.
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A third of manors in northern counties were marked as "waste".
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In Europe, the swings in popularity have been just as marked.
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Practically speaking, his presidency marked a generational and cultural turning point.
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The triumph in Israel marked the beginning of a new era.
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It marked the first successful US quarantine in nearly 60 years.
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The tour also marked Schultz's debut on a national campaign trail.
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Her marked treeline is a fence, a cage, and an umbilicus.
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Yes, and they'll be marked with the Close Friends green tag.
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In October, U.S. stock markets marked their worst month since 2011.
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Leaving the Sleevey Wonders, we entered a section marked Wound Care.
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Its shares marked their biggest one-day gain since March 2009.
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That marked the first drop since the third quarter of 2017.
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It also marked the seventh consecutive month that metric has declined.
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Turnovers, defensive lapses and poor offensive execution marked another ugly collapse.
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Andre Carson asked whether that marked a "betrayal" of his country.
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The anniversary is being marked far more morosely by the Palestinians.
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But 2017 turned out to be a year marked by breakdowns.
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The outing marked Meghan's last public engagement before the Christmas break.
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Deadpool 2 marked Harris' first time doing stuntwork in a movie.
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Coach's transformation has been marked by incremental victories along the way.
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Herzberg's death marked the first known pedestrian fatality by autonomous car.
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Britain's defense minister said that marked a significant change in policy.
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Sterling traded at $1.2152, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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The shipments were not properly marked as hazardous materials, FAA said.
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Sterling traded at $1.2160, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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Thursday marked the last day of earnings reports in Saudi Arabia.
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This marked a departure from his predecessor, austerity champion Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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It marked the 59th craniopagus surgery in the world since 1952.
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But the period was also marked by social and political earthquakes.
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It marked the first of five baskets on five straight possessions.
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The memorial also marked the six-month anniversary of the tragedy.
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That marked four straight quarters of decline in spending on equipment.
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It marked the first monthly hiring drop in nearly seven years.
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Economists have marked down their forecasts for GDP growth in 2019.
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Marked down from $12.95, the spatulas now cost just $10.36 each.
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Rockefeller drew last, but the slip he picked was marked "1".
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Here's how the event was marked around the world, in photos.
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Grab it on sale today for $28 — marked down from $22.
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The two horns were measured, weighed and marked with indelible ink.
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It marked a turning point between complacent consensus and humiliating division.
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Then, click on "Privacy & Security" and find the section marked permissions.
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The Grey's season 14 episode marked the Shondaland drama's 300th episode.
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That marked a sequential slowdown from May's revised 5.3 percent increase.
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Some analysts believe that marked the end of its tightening cycle.
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Exports marked a record 693,300 bpd in 2015, up 21.9 percent.
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But it would be a marked improvement over the status quo.
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All that matters is that the pages are marked as read.
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ET. It marked the yellow metal's highest level since May 210.
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These voters are either entirely disqualified or have been marked 'inactive.
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Bitcoin has been marked by volatility in its 143-year existence.
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The event marked William's first garden party on the palace lawns.
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Their conversations are marked with long pauses, uncontrolled emotions and tears.
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The marked difference in host style is something The Q recognizes.
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Saturday marked the first day in a three-day coronation ceremony.
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Mississippi recently marked April as "Confederate Heritage Month," without mentioning slavery.
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It marked the 219th time this season they've been shut out.
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The garment, marked by her name, simply isn't made for her.
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Get a two pack today for $29.99, marked down from $199.98.
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The clip was "Marked As Disturbing" but ultimately not taken down.
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But groups like Refsland's marked a departure from the hobby's past.
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The little thingie marked 'IQ' is a prototype of Foolography's Unleashed.
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Spicer's tenure was marked by a rocky relationship with the media.
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The lawsuit marked the first court challenge over the sanctuary order.
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The energy boon is in marked contrast to other financial instruments.
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The game marked Fielder's third appearance in the field this season.
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The event marked the 105th anniversary of the Russian Air Force.
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This marked their ninth home game in a 10-game period.
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For Tyson this marked another kind of watershed in his career.
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His shallow grave was marked with a homemade cross of sticks.
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It marked the best domestic opening since Black Panther in February.
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But no one marked Hartnell and he pounced on the rebound.
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The result is fabric marked by elasticity and quick-drying properties.
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December marked the 20.7th straight 0.13-month decrease in the index.
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The phone call marked the first contact between the two men.
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None of the information on the computer is marked as classified.
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But Trump's speech on Sunday marked some provocative changes, he said.
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Lee's presence marked his first public appearance since the August ruling.
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Wednesday marked the first time either party has canceled a debate.
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Easing price pressures marked a rare plus point for British manufacturers.
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"These are images that will be indelibly marked in my memory."
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Here is a listing of all the stores marked for closure:
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Our survey shows a marked change in board attitudes toward cybersecurity.
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Actually, only the left headphone (marked in blue) delivers a signal.
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"Look," George W. said, referring to Jeb's exclamation-marked campaign signage.
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Instead, Julia's otherness is marked using an array of other signifiers.
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Robinson fled when he saw a marked canine unit, police said.
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The trilogy of games marked a big shift for the franchise.
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Our patients they realize they are in fact marked with risk.
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WTI marked a 2019 peak in the previous session at $60.39.
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The attack marked a sharp shift in the administration's Syria policy.
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WTI also marked a 2019 peak the previous day, at $60.39.
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Corruption, brutality, and violence marked the decades they were in power.
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That marked a pivot toward a career as an economics commentator.
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The sequence marked Chicago's second short-handed goal of the season.
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This February marked one year since I officially became a homeowner.
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That marked a slight drop from 11.905 million bpd in November.
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His life is marked by poverty and a love of art.
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It also marked the biggest military decision of Trump's young presidency.
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There has been a marked change since the pre-crisis period.
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Prices in smaller cities also marked their first increase since 2014.
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It can be yours today for $23 —marked down from $50.
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The disinfectant it sold was often heavily marked up in price.
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You thought Apple's iPhone SE marked the return of bb phones?
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Kelp is grown on lines, marked by buoys on the water.
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The death toll marked the country's deadliest fire in a decade.
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It marked the first fatal U.S. commercial plane accident since 2009.
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It marked the second physical that Trump has received as president.
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This marked the highest level since the third quarter of 2015.
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However, that would be tough because prices are usually clearly marked.
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Sterling traded at $1.2148, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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Prices are as marked, so you won't need a promo code.
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But CPAC marked a pivot to a far more aggressive strategy.
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It marked the first multi-home run game of Dozier's career.
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His exit marked the end of what became a tenuous relationship.
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August marked the third positive reading for the index this year.
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For many, this day marked the beginning of a second chance.
|
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It also marked the steepest weekly decline in about 13 months.
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It marked first time prosecutors made those accusations against the president.
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A recession is marked by a specific set of economic circumstances.
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O'Reilly's departure marked the end of an era at Fox News.
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Last October marked the first time a Saudi monarch visited Russia.
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It marked the president's second time visiting California since taking office.
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Some parts of the U.S.- Canadian border are marked with petunias.
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Thursday marked the start of the special session that Virginia Gov.
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Since then, the city has experienced a marked increase in bloodshed.
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That bizarre moment marked a turning point for the coach's challenge.
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This marked a new era of financial transparency for UK politicians.
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The outcome marked the only blemish on Carolina's four-game homestand.
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His completion marked a remarkable recovery from a rare heart condition.
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Mr. Harper's last months at the company were marked by controversy.
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The residual trauma of the assaults has marked each woman differently.
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Last year, a memorable supermoon was marked in the history books.
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It also marked the opening of ObamaCare's operational stages, Counihan said.
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Late cycles are typically marked by slowed growth and rising inflation.
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This marked the first year Oracle was included in the report.
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The Boeing 747 marked a new era in commercial air travel.
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The comments marked Meadows's most explicit call yet for Rosenstein's resignation.
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That marked Wake Forest's first second-half lead in three games.
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The postelection rally has also been marked by very low volatility.
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The transaction was blocked, but it was marked as abnormal activity.
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NOTES: Saturday's game marked the 250th meeting between Texas and Baylor.
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Survivors, their relatives and other participants marked the 8:15 a.m.
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This month, Iran marked the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.
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Berkshire marked down the value of those investments nearly $6.3 billion.
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These delicious-looking packs of strawberries were marked at $1.68 each.
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The week has also seen a marked intensification of the violence.
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Last year marked a turning point of sorts for Roberto Cavalli.
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Sunday marked the first anniversary of Beyoncé's legendary visual album, Lemonade.
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The moves marked the regulator's latest efforts to prevent further defaults.
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Huge battles over immigration, racism and wealth concentration marked both eras.
|
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It marked the first time David's Sling has been used operationally.
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For Gurriel, it marked his first home run of the season.
|
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This marked Wake Forest's first true road game of the season.
|
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As such, it marked another test of his readiness to lead.
|
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Yelchin's death marked the first known fatality linked to the issue.
|
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Thursday marked the Dow Jones Industrial Average's eight-day losing streak.
|
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That also marked the biggest gain in retail sales since November.
|
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It also marked their 503th consecutive home triumph over Loyola Marymount.
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It marked one of the biggest youth protests in U.S. history.
|
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Wednesday marked the first time charges of involuntary manslaughter were brought.
|
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Reagan marked eight birthdays during his time in the White House.
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The win marked the first Oscar for any Harry Potter film.
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This marked the first multi-double game for Espinosa since Aug.
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Movements are marked by emotion — division and solidarity, victory and defeat.
|
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The gains for the MSCI index marked its third consecutive record.
|
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In China, roads often have poorly marked lanes and little signage.
|
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On the whole, IPO markets this year have shown marked improvement.
|
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This spring marked a significant turning point regarding worldwide cyber aggression.
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The rainy season has become shorter, marked by more frequent droughts.
|
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In another email later marked as classified, Mr. Sullivan forwarded Mrs.
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The victory speech marked Greg's first public comments since the incident.
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The goal marked Tarasenko's 2499th of the season, a career high.
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Last year marked the dawn of the shopping festival's offline push.
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That is the universe telling you that you have been marked.
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Halifax's report marked the beginning of what became a Palmyra craze.
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The DOJ memo, marked privileged and confidential, was viewed by Reuters.
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They marked the page strongly and crisply with lines easily read.
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They marked the wood strongly and crisply with lines easily read.
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January 2017 marked the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party.
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It also marked the departure of Maurice Deebank, the group's guitarist.
|
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The band was marked by tragedy almost from its outset, however.
|
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Matthew McConaughey marked National First Responders Day in a special way.
|
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Ramadan is typically marked by an increase in violence in Iraq.
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Each game is wrapped individually, and marked with a price tag.
|
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They're usually clearly marked with red pavement or white painted lines.
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"Those extraditions marked a before and an after," Mr. Cepeda continued.
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Fiat's bold logo evolution has been marked by many drastic redesigns.
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Preller's tenure with the Padres has been marked by aggressive moves.
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Those marked the lowest rates the country has received, Alexander said.
|
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But the period was also marked by social and political earthquakes.
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Thursday marked the Dow's biggest one-day point decline in history.
|
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It marked the first time a booster has flown five times.
|
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Masks that usually cost 85 cents are marked up to $7.
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It is a marked difference from a half a century ago.
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That would have marked the end of many trumpeters' playing careers.
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The atrocity is marked annually on the fourth Saturday of November.
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We make sure the photos work, that different potencies are marked.
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Of course, Meghan's recent birthday marked her first as a mom.
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Place cards in the dining room were marked with guests' initials.
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These monumental days, hours, and even minutes are marked by cake.
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Opinion Columnist Most of human history has been marked by war.
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President Donald Trump's first few months have been marked by protest.
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The effort has been marked by a string of technological disappointments.
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His achievement is monumental, marked by literary grace and intelligent commentary.
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None of the files we reviewed contained information marked as classified.
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Where no answer was deemed suitable, it was marked "not applicable".
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Canada Letter This has been a week unusually marked by tragedies.
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From my vantage point, this marked a major shift for Breitbart.
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The vigil marked their return to the church, like prodigal children.
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Kavanaugh hearing also marked the point at which Graham's public friendship
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Her third pregnancy was marked by her third gold medal game.
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It marked the biggest one-day fall since June 23, 2101.55.
|
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The index also marked its biggest daily drop since October 2008.
|
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That ascent has also been marked by controversy, tragedy and challenges.
|
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Monday marked the first day of the 2019-2020 academic year.
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This marked its 16th consecutive quarter of double-digit positive growth.
|
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It marked the second time the yield curve inverted this month.
|
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It marked the latest escalation in their long-running trade war.
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All had marked reduction in withdrawal symptoms, with no adverse events.
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The election result marked a sea change in the country's politics.
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But his work in Washington was marked by frustration, as well.
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He couldn't swim, and he felt himself a marked, degraded man.
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It also marked a full year of absurd regular-season dominance.
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They were also marked by the graceful integration of oak flavors.
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When it was marked "Free!" no one even looked at it.
|
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It frequently marked some right of passage, or celebrated some achievement.
|
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Sunday when another car pulled up alongside his marked police vehicle.
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He is a bit aloof, marked more by gravitas than familiarity.
|
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Monday marked that index's biggest single-day percentage drop since 2007.
|
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That low point also marked the start of a gradual turnaround.
|
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But in the North Sea, the change has nevertheless been marked.
|
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Within minutes, the graves were covered and marked by two headstones.
|
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It also marked the most points Butler has allowed this season.
|
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That marked the best closing level going back to May 24.
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It marked the beginning of his career as a skateboard photographer.
|
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Schumer said it marked the first sign of bipartisanship in months.
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Q: Is there a marked difference between urban and rural audiences?
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The S&P 500 also marked the best day since Feb.
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This marked the largest percentage point increase for any age group.
|
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Conroy's arrival on Capitol Hill was also marked with some controversy.
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The official result marked the fastest monthly growth rate since February.
|
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Thursday marked Britain's third general election in less than five years.
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The figures marked a 20 percent increase in complaints since 2016.
|
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Cespedes's laser shot over the left-field wall marked several milestones.
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That began a decade marked by corruption and human rights abuses.
|
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She did not even ask for it to be marked up.
|
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Monday marked the 10,316th day since the wall has been gone.
|
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Tuesday marked Swift's first live awards show performance in three years.
|
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Trump's presidency is marked not by political ideology but by personality.
|
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Friday marked the deadline for groups to ask for an appeal.
|
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After that, the bill will be marked up and voted on.
|
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But his statement marked the start of a new election campaign.
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" The United States Marshals Service soon marked him a "violent fugitive.
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The Clintons' public career has been marked by scandal after scandal.
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The $16.5 million total marked Yang's strongest fundraising quarter to date.
|
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His exhaustive knowledge marked him as an authority, even among superfans.
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It was marked as holding "cassia seeds," according to the agency.
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The column marked its 15th anniversary and became a television show.
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Friday also marked the first time the index broke above 22.19,20.2.
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The war was marked by extreme sexual violence and ethnic cleansing.
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They're first-rate, marked by candor and seriousness, and they're familiar.
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Days are now marked by resignations, unanswered messages and idled capacity.
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His arms were marked with scars from hospital visits and IVs.
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Last year marked a new overall homicide record, official data shows.
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This week marked the 90th anniversary of the discovery of Pluto.
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And yet few places seem so obviously marked by the style.
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It had previously marked its best since early March at $1,014.70.
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Yet Iranians aren't the only ones to have marked Soleimani's loss.
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The encounter marked the beginning of a long, mutually beneficial friendship.
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When our virtual landscapes are marked, it's not through momentary impulse.
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It marked the first triple-double on the season for Harden.
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Friday marked the end of the beloved Netflix series "BoJack Horseman."
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The performance marked Rizzo's second three-hit game of the season.
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The Jogging marked a shift in how artists approach the Internet.
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That marked a peak that preceded a tumble into a correction.
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Tuesday marked the Dow's first close above 24.6,000 since Sept. 19.
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Still, that marked a modest slowdown from April's 2.1 percent increase.
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Shoppers carry items home in marked bags donated by nearby shops.
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It marked a huge upswing after Monday's historic 1,175-point loss.
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It added up to a presidency marked by competence and stability.
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Simply informing them about these misperceptions creates marked decreases in animosity.
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Every single document that was properly marked classified was printed out.
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But the call to focus on substance marked a big shift.
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That marked a 63 percent rise from $24.9 billion on Dec.
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The elder Bushes marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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That marked just its second dividend cut since the Great Depression.
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The event marked a new crisis in the world's largest rainforest.
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It was also marked by nearly complete isolation from the West.
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The quarter also marked a first market share gain since 2011.
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Criminal history Sayoc's past is marked by encounters with law enforcement.
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"This summer was a marked change from the past," he said.
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This marked a subtle but important shift in the Democratic caucus.
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This marked the team's only game during a three-week span.
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A quintet of captured Ethiopian tanks marked the entrance to Massawa.
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The quarter was marked by weakness in its key trading business.
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Some have said the ancient sea creature's name marked its fate.
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This marked Oduya's first point of the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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The past three seasons, their games were marked by palpitating comebacks.
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The performance marked the junior's 12th career 200-yard rushing performance.
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It marked the 13th time the Seminoles wore the special uniforms.
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It&aposs $83.99 marked down from $119.99 so you save $36.
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It&aposs $219.99 marked down from $220 so you save $239.99.
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More than 26,85033 people have marked themselves as "attending" the event.
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Tuesday marked the fourth annual Nude Solstice Swim in Tasmania, Australia.
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The email was marked "external" and was sent from a comcast.
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A massive, climbable tree house marked the center of the store.
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And yet few places seem so obviously marked by the style.
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I marked it "Meh" and closed the app, then opened Twitter.
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It marked the steepest decline in data going back to 2010.
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Thursday also marked Facebook's five-year anniversary as a public company.
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They are dated from 2013 to 2015 and marked "highly confidential".
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Their swift passage marked a new era in the State Capitol.
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Royce argued that meaningful lives are marked, above all, by loyalty.
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It marked the slowest monthly growth rate since April's 14.0 percent.
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Jewish holidays in the U.S. are increasingly being marked by atrocities.
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The request marked an escalation of the administration's campaign against Iran.
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Disoriented runners stumbled off the route marked by short red flags.
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Last year marked the point at which that narrative finally collapsed.
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A moose strides past a sign marked with the radiation symbol.
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It marked the first fatality of the fire season in California.
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It marked, by length, his most effective start on the season.
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Ugleholdt's experience with PPD was marked by sudden feelings of meaninglessness.
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But first, Cersei marked the occasion by piling on the ornamentation.
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The BPA's arrival marked a pivotal moment in American cultural history.
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The report was marked "Unclassified" and "For Official Use Only" (FOUO).
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It marked the first lead for the Royals in the series.
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Both admitted that today, glasses are marked up nearly 1,000 percent.
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That marked the last time the Panel invoked the auction procedure.
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The site is marked with a plaque honoring the community's history.
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