Gordon, who also walked, has nudged his average to .
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The yen nudged slightly higher to 111.83 yen per dollar .
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That we knew Hollywood was capable of doing if nudged.
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And he's so glad they nudged him to do it.
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Drones could be next to be nudged by a crisis.
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Both had been nudged lower by the commodity market worries.
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Sterling's advance nudged the U.S. dollar off its recent peak.
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Instead, Pence nudged Trump backers to volunteer as election monitors.
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The OECD's euro zone growth forecasts, however, were nudged higher.
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The OECD's euro zone growth forecasts however were nudged higher.
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The euro nudged lower to $1.1217 after earlier reaching $1.1208.
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These falling yields have nudged public sector into lengthier maturities.
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Sterling's rally nudged the U.S. dollar off its recent peak.
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The cost of imported motor vehicles nudged up 0.1 percent.
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Can people like me be nudged to the voting booth?
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Now, she nudged her mother to think about the future.
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"Say something bad, too," Barbara nudged her husband in Spanish.
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She even nudged Porter when it all got too much.
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He slid in, interrupted the nap and nudged her out.
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"Come," Ms. DeWoody said as she nudged Mr. Weinberg along.
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With Federer serving, Fritz nudged ahead in a key game.
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Noticing this, another pedestrian stopped, nudged me and said 'is that...?
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It has nudged higher in 2018 but is still relatively low.
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Smith's driving layup nudged the advantage over the 30-point mark.
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A five-game winning streak nudged the New York Yankees over .
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Simpson soon nudged the lead to 16 with a 633-pointer.
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In commodity markets, spot gold nudged up to $1,292.96 per ounce.
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It also nudged up its adjust earnings per share (EPS) guidance.
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It would be encouraging to believe they could be nudged sideways.
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It only nudged up to 52.2 in June from May's 51.8.
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I nudged out the kickstand with my sneaker and parked it.
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In commodity markets, spot gold nudged up to $1,292.21 per ounce.
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His contact rate on pitches inside the zone has nudged higher.
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Sales at building material stores nudged up 0.1 percent in September.
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The company nudged up its margin guidance for the division however.
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And surprisingly, older women have nudged her to push past boundaries.
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It was nudged down by Oppo, which shipped 36.2 million phones.
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But a couple of things nudged me back in Freud's direction.
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It was a decision that nudged an incremental fall from grace.
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That same technology has nudged receipts into the realm of metaphysics.
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It was reported last month that Trump nudged Comey on Feb.
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I nudged the door a little, as a sort of hint.
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The company's stock fell 2.6 percent Tuesday and nudged higher Wednesday.
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After a very slow start, Anderson has nudged his average to .
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The data nudged the Australian dollar a fraction lower to $0.7293.
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Euro traders meanwhile have nudged the shared currency back below $1.18.
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The email nudged journalists to scrutinise Bird's numbers on its website.
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Drummond's tip-in with 2:17 remaining nudged the lead to six.
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Against its Japanese counterpart, the dollar nudged 20.7440 percent higher to 21.8.
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The Dow nudged up 2326.30 percent while the Nasdaq shed 28 percent.
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London Metal Exchange aluminium nudged up 21 percent to $26.8861,031.50 a tonne.
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When all the sums were complete, Liverpool just nudged ahead of Barcelona.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 230%.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 22.5%.
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Eventually, one of the staff noticed me and gently nudged my foot.
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Wes nudged me and pointed up to one with the heading liberty.
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The euro nudged up 0.1% to $1.1263 after gaining 0.4% on Wednesday.
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The Dow nudged up 0.26 percent while the Nasdaq shed 0.25 percent.
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A Jackson three-point play nudged the Pistons' advantage to 94-84.
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The Australian dollar nudged up to a 1-month high of $0.7191 .
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Government bond yields, meanwhile, nudged higher amid the ebb in risk aversion.
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A survey on Thursday showed confidence among homebuilders nudged up in August.
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Business savvy It was Wange's entrepreneurial spirit that nudged Jamsenpa towards Everest.
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PPI, which tracks producer prices, also nudged upward in the last report.
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López Obrador may have nudged the results in MORENA's favor as well.
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Turner nudged Elwood, who had a look of horror on his face.
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S. relationship has also nudged more Chinese companies to list at home.
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The euro nudged up 0.1% to $2.113 after gaining 0.4% on Wednesday.
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I took a deep breath and nudged Steven's foot with my own.
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We nudged him toward a style that was loose and hand-drawn.
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In the mornings, our dog nudged our faces to wake us up.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 0.1%.
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His father still felt disappointment, but that was nudged aside by pride.
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Seth gently nudged me, asking me if that might be replaced. Nonsense!
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Nickel closed up 0.3%, zinc shed 0.4% and tin nudged up 0.1%.
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Trump appeared to have nudged that number higher in his tweet Monday.
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As the stereocilia are nudged back and forth, they generate electrical signals.
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Now Trump has nudged Americans into another corner with threats to withdraw.
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Anxiety about China's economy may also have nudged unions towards their customary caution.
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The euro nudged up 0.3 percent to $1.2436, adding to modest overnight gains.
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I nudged the valve and it fell into place blocking the steam release.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 269.68 percent.
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"I nudged my kids and reminded them that is what freedom sounds like."
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Wednesday's nudged the S&P 21.6 closer to a record set in July.
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He found Laura and nudged her into a quiet corner of the room.
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If it nudged North Korea towards democracy, that would be something to celebrate.
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Australian stocks were a shade lower and Japan's Nikkei nudged up 21.9 percent.
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But it seems they do not—even when explicitly nudged to do so.
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I nudged it with my toe as if it were some futuristic roadkill.
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At 8:00 a reminder nudged me to re-apply for basic income.
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The 30-year yield nudged up half a basis point to 0.605 percent.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 20.9 percent.
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She nudged him to publicly accept responsibility for the arms-for-hostages scandal.
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The euro nudged lower to $0.23 after earlier reaching $1.1208 in Asian trading.
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The center nudged home the puck after a shot by defenseman Nikita Zaitsev.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.3 percent.
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But frustration with all the upkeep nudged him back to his natural state.
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The unemployment rate for African Americans nudged down to a record low 164.43%.
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GIC last year nudged GLP to start a strategic review of its business.
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Stocks edged lower after the FOMC release while government bond yields nudged higher.
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Only when my mom nudged did I open the video Dad had sent.
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Across the Tasman Sea, forecasts for the New Zealand dollar were nudged lower.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.1 percent.
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The five-year yield nudged up 0.5 basis point to minus 0.160 percent.
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A Teske putback nudged the lead to 53-36 with 9:42 remaining.
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The dollar index nudged down 0.03% to 96.747 after advancing 0.2% on Monday.
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Sales at wholesalers nudged up 0.1% in May after declining 0.4% in April.
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The price of imported motor vehicles and parts nudged up 0.1% last month.
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Having our first child in 2004 nudged us to start paying it off.
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Despite being nudged down a notch to No. 2, Melburnians aren't too worried.
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Is it possible that all that effort actually nudged us forward a bit?
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Whatever Post Malone had nudged out of Osbourne has gone back into hiding.
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Gerszewski looked over and saw Bailey was nodding off, so Gerszewski nudged him.
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The pound nudged up 0.76333 percent to $1.2210 after dipping 0.3 percent overnight.
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A Wood free throw with 4:14 left nudged the lead to 12.
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But Clinton is widely perceived as having been nudged leftward by Sanders already.
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Trump said he "worried" about Heller's vote and nudged him to support repeal.
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Last year, GIC nudged GLP to start a strategic review of its business.
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When our ideas of sex are nudged aside by technologies, we become especially agitated.
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Among the main commodities, Brent oil futures nudged back up towards $68 a barrel.
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And then I'll be given three options but be nudged to like number two.
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Others nudged the singer to release what they believe to be her next single.
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The Australian dollar nudged up 0.15 percent to $0.7027 after ending Thursday little changed.
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The teacher gently nudged a baby-faced boy who'd fallen asleep at his desk.
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It also nudged down its inflation estimate for 2019 to 0.71% from 0.73% previously.
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The CPI nudged up 0.1 percent last month after jumping 0.5 percent in September.
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Three-month aluminium on the London Metal Exchange nudged up 0.2 percent to $1,853.50.
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By bolstering Parliament's role, the judges may have nudged Britain towards a better Brexit.
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Three-month aluminum on the London Metal Exchange nudged up 0.2 percent to $1,853.50.
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Sales at clothing stores were unchanged and receipts at furniture outlets nudged up 0.1%.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, nudged down 0.2% to $0.6870.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Choppy financial markets nudged private equity firm KKR & Co LP (KKR.
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"In Genesis, Satan nudged, and Eve did too," writes Cass Sunstein of Harvard University.
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"Come on you have to sing," Corden said as he nudged a reluctant Kimmel.
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Japan's Nikkei nudged down 22.838 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 63.123 percent.
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The dollar index, tracking the greenback against six major currencies, nudged lower to 97.683.
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Facebook has always nudged truant users back to its platform though emails and notifications.
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Spot gold nudged up 0.05 percent to $1,327.45 an ounce as the dollar eased.
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"She nudged me and was like, 'I'm going to hit the bathroom,'" Linden recalled.
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While rock may be getting nudged out of the top, its middle is expanding.
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The euro eased back to $1.1394 while the dollar index nudged up to 96.077.
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Still, the Bloomberg report on Tuesday nudged Brent prices lower in early morning trade.
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The man nudged the woman, who was sitting next to him like a statue.
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The international benchmark Brent crude futures contract nudged fractionally higher to $63.32 per barrel.
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Sasha nudged the paper towels along the floor with the toe of her boot.
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The euro nudged up 0.07 percent to $1.1648 after slumping almost 0.9 percent overnight.
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Stocks nudged higher with Steinhoff International and British American tobacco among the better performers.
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These ideas nudged Proust closer to his own reconsideration about the nature of time.
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Castellanos' bases-loaded, RBI groundout in the ninth nudged the Tigers' lead to three.
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The Aussie nudged up above $0.7600 the previous day on upbeat Chinese growth data.
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Working with Phil Manley seems to have really nudged your sound into new places.
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That has nudged automakers to revise models to get better ratings from the group.
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Washington won for just the sixth time in 24 games and nudged back over .
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As in Chemnitz, he found that YouTube's suggestions consistently nudged users into extremist content.
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The cabdriver, a man in his 30s, nudged the volume knob ever so slightly.
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The cost of imported capital goods nudged up 0.1% last month, matching January's gain.
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A Jaxson Hayes tip-in nudged the advantage to seven points 24 seconds later.
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Free throws by Eli Brooks with 13:52 left nudged Michigan's lead to 14.
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And some football parents have nudged their boys into soccer, baseball or basketball instead.
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In recent weeks, he has nudged Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders on health care.
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It also nudged more states to count computer science toward high school graduation requirements.
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"My wife nudged me and said, 'You know where this is going,'" Zogby recalled.
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NN had nudged up its unsolicited offer by 1.9 percent to 2.5 billion euros.
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Japan's Nikkei nudged 0.2 percent higher to stay near a recent one-month top.
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He helped her get back on Subutex and nudged her into a support group.
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Some were macabre, like the dozens of coffins that were nudged aboveground in Texas.
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But some aspects of Beautiful Boy also nudged my eyebrow up a few notches.
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America can be nudged in a French direction without losing its self-renewing essence.
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There was no evidence he had been nudged toward violence by the Tea Party.
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August inflation nudged closer to the ECB's target, registering 1.5 percent, data showed last week.
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The five-year JGB yield nudged up by half a basis point to minus 0.285%.
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The euro was steady at $1.1089 while the Australian dollar nudged up 0.15% to $0.6786.
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So did bonds, as higher energy costs hung over profits and nudged up inflation expectations.
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After opening lower, Europe's STOXX 265 nudged up 183 percent despite weakness in German equities.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to shifts in risk appetite, nudged down 0.2 percent to $0.7749.
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Norway, the happiest country in 2017, was nudged out of the top spot by Finland.
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The euro nudged up 0.05 percent to $1.2285, adding to the previous day's modest gains.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 260.20 nudged up 230% after jumping on Friday.
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Global miner Rio Tinto Ltd nudged lower 0.3 percent while South32 Ltd slipped 1.2 percent.
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"The idea just nudged me in the middle of the night," Jordan wrote to Mashable.
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It has nudged up money market and short-term rates several times already this year.
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The company's U.S. stock nudged up about 2 percent to $87.84 in light premarket trading.
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Prices for imported capital goods nudged up 0.1 percent, rising for a third straight month.
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After opening lower, Europe's STOXX 21.1278 nudged up 21.7 percent despite weakness in German equities.
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The Australian dollar nudged up 0.1% to $0.6985, adding to the previous day's modest gains.
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The output price index nudged up to 10.33 from February's 12-month low of 48.5.
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The fund nudged down its estimate of global growth for 2016 from 3.4% to 3.2%.
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The government also nudged down its inflation estimate for 2019 to 0.71% from 0.73% previously.
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The euro nudged up 0.05 percent to $1.2284, adding to the previous day's modest gains.
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The dollar dipped 23 percent to 110.92 yen, nudged off a session-high of 111.165.
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Peat's was a prized, popular, punch-throwing role being nudged, slowly, out of the game.
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Speaker Gingrich would also be nudged aside by fellow Republicans after the disappointing 1998 election.
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The government also nudged down its inflation estimate for 2019 to 0.67% from 0.71% previously.
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An index measuring output nudged up to 58.5 from 58.3, its highest since April 2011.
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Stock market futures initially nudged higher following the report while government bond yields edged lower.
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The index had nudged up 0.1 percent overnight, posting its first gain in five days.
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McMaine-Render pulled into the parking lot and nudged the students out of the van.
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Brazil's actions ultimately nudged the United States toward agriculture policy that was less trade-distorting.
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Lead made slight gains in London and Shanghai , while LME tin nudged up 0.1 percent.
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Kyle Okposo tied the score when he nudged the puck past Mason at 24:21.
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" She nudged a man in the buffet line: "Hey, what do you think of Duterte?
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Better-than-expected U.S. housing data also nudged Treasury yields off their lows on Tuesday.
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But nudged by Monlinksy's class to start sharing her thoughts more, Thao soon transformed entirely.
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Exploratory conversations with restaurateurs around town nudged Mr. Reid to go out on his own.
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She nudged Innes back on course, so he could lead her to the curb safely.
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The Paris agreement was no panacea — but it nudged the world in the right direction.
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Flying past the moon nudged Cassini onto a path that will eventually destroy the spacecraft.
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At the end of week two, I nudged him with a cheery reminder email. Nothing.
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Safe-haven bond yields nudged back down, also reflecting the more cautious tone among investors.
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Survivor memory — perhaps suggestively nudged by Mengele's subsequent notoriety — has not always been entirely accurate.
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But the House Democratic campaign arm has been nudged to put money into the race.
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She constantly perused a whip list that nudged slowly, sometimes painfully slowly, to 22019 votes.
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Safe-haven bond yields nudged back down, also reflecting the more cautious tone among investors.
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As he finished his answer, he turned to Macron with a smile and nudged him.
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If you're south of a trough, then you're nudged in the east or northeast direction.
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The euro nudged up 0.3 percent to $1.0642 to pare most of its overnight losses.
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Then it cocked its wrist and nudged a button with one of the pad's corners.
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The dollar index nudged lower to 98.877 after its sharpest rally in three months overnight.
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The dollar index nudged lower to 98.877 after its sharpest rally in three months overnight.
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And we knew it — even we could have nudged Streep and given her the word.
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He nudged around screens, dropped in fadeaways, tossed ballistic crosscourt passes, and made timely cuts.
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Trump supporters were more resistant to the nudge, but they were nudged all the same.
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Most of the tariffs Washington imposed on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods haven't gone away, said ING economist Robert Carnell, adding that Beijing has already nudged "every policy lever that could be nudged" to try to offset the effects of the trade dispute.
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A few days of silence followed, but on Monday, the Haggler nudged, and Mr. Bailey called.
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But here is the reality check: We haven't yet nudged ourselves out of a retirement trap.
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Despite the bipartisan support for Ralph Lauren, the company's stock merely nudged higher in trading Friday.
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The services PMI nudged up to 53.3 from the previous month's and flash reading of 53.1.
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The euro nudged up 260.29 percent to $251.21 after last week falling as low as $29.
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The rise in the yen and soft Japanese industrial data nudged the Nikkei down 0.7 percent.
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Lowry's 3-pointer nudged the lead to 14 with 6:25 to play in the half.
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The S&P/ASX 24.4 index nudged 15.6 points or 0.29 percent lower, ending at 5,467.4.
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The ECB held monetary policy steady, and only nudged up its growth and inflation forecasts fractionally.
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In Asia, Japan's Nikkei nudged up 103 percent after holding flat for most of the day.
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The medical device company's revenue also beat forecasts and Agilent nudged its full-year guidance higher.
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Eventually, one of the staff members gently nudged me on the shoulder and woke me up.
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So, it looks like sex with Sidney may have nudged Michael-sex out of the way.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 0.1 percent, matching February's gain.
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The pound nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.4118, having risen about 2 percent on the week.
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The firm's year-end price target hasn't nudged on the S&P since the 2017 kickoff.
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MSCI's world index also nudged higher and was within half a point of Wednesday's record high.
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We will likely never know if/how much Trump's scurrilous tweets and speeches nudged the panel.
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Brent crude futures nudged around $85 barrel, and U.S. crude went quiet at $74.5 a barrel.
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Danger Mouse and Karen O could have nudged their new collaboration in any number of directions.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, nudged up to 54.5 from 54.4.
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Ms. Deravian nudged it nervously with her spoon to loosen it, then let out a whoop.
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Poole's dunk with 6:42 remaining off a Matthews feed nudged the Wolverines' advantage to 25.
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It was Bolling's kinship with the president that rescued his career after Fox nudged him out.
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Isaiah Livers' fastbreak dunk with 23:213 left nudged Michigan's lead to double digits, 24-23.
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Gauges of expected sterling volatility also nudged back up, with one-week options at 7.8 percent.
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Growth is above 3 percent, tourists have arrived in record numbers and unemployment has nudged downward.
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The people watching who might be nudged are not those who are looking for Fight Club.
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The first shot went off the right post, and he nudged the second past Corey Crawford.
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Simpson's corner three with 93:08 remaining nudged the Wolverines' lead to 10 at 55-45.
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"Great idea!" said Wall Street, which nudged Netflix stock up by 4 percent on Tuesday's announcement.
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The dollar index nudged higher to 13 though on track for a 0.9% gain this week.
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The Pelicans nudged away again and led by six on Randle's layup with 59 seconds left.
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The MSCI emerging currency index nudged up after hitting its lowest since May 20.7202 on Wednesday.
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They nudged up to them and waited for a narrow opening to lead their owners past.
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The euro slipped 0.05% to $1.1357 after being nudged off a three-month peak of $1.1412.
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And playing this word puzzle nudged me to plunge into the cobwebbed depths of my vocabulary.
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The euro slipped 407.613% to $1.1353 after being nudged off a three-month peak of $1.1412.
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Many of these teenagers had dropped out of school; nudged by their mentors, most have returned.
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River made him feel something and Payton nudged an inch closer to being a real boy.
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Some people said the ferocity of that criticism had actually nudged them closer to Mr. Trump.
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The wheat harvest was nudged up to 18.8 million tonnes from an earlier 18.5 million tonnes.
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That drop nudged the dollar down to 113.30 yen, while the dollar index dipped 0.2 percent.
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The dollar index measuring the greenback against a basket of six major currencies nudged 62.123% higher.
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Griffin nudged the lead to 30 on a layup with 5:13 left in the quarter.
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The dollar index measuring the greenback against a basket of six major currencies nudged 62.123% higher.
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Some people may be nudged by a work requirement into work they wouldn't have done otherwise.
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Japanese bond yields nudged away from three-year lows and U.S. Treasury yields rose 5-13 bps.
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Fitbit, the wearable that nudged millions of people to complete 10,000 steps a day, has all three.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1368 after being nudged off a three-month peak of $1.1412.
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The greenback, however, drifted off the high as U.S. equities flagged and nudged down Treasury bond yields.
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However, as the day ended, Hidden Figures nudged its way to the very top, according to THR.
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A broad index of Asian stocks also earlier nudged to a fresh two-year high on Tuesday.
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For the most part, we're still waiting — but a handful of developments have nudged the story forward.
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That daily reminder nudged them to spend less, helping them pay off $18,000 from 2016 to 3363.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.04%, while Japan's Nikkei jumped 0.47%.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 20073% for the fourth straight month.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 21.4% for the fourth straight month.
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Love is love, and it seems that emojis may have finally nudged closer to representing real life.
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Wages have nudged higher, with average hourly earnings up 2.6 percent on an annualized pace in September.
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Looser lending standards have nudged default rates slightly higher, although they are still hovering near historic lows.
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The huge number of people going to the West and returning has not nudged China towards democracy.
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The Australian dollar nudged up 0.1 percent to $0.7099, trimming some of the previous day's sharp losses.
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It may even have nudged the last two holdouts, Nicaragua and Syria, to sign up in November.
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The dollar nudged up on the yen to 108.23, but stayed confined within recent well-worn ranges.
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Dubai's main index nudged up 0.1 percent in very low volume with Shuaa Capital adding 1.9 percent.
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Almost immediately, Pickle declaired "MY TOY," marched over to Scout, and nudged her out of the way.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index nudged 0.08 percent, or 5.98 points, lower to 7,423.96.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to shifts in risk appetite, nudged down 0.2 percent to $0.7749 AUD=D4.
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A transition layup by reserve guard Ish Smith nudged Detroit's advantage to double digits at 89-79.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen and Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer have both nudged Congress in recent speeches.
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In London, zinc, nickel and aluminium were all down 23 percent, while lead nudged up 21100.58 percent.
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Carsen Edwards' three-point play with 17 minutes left nudged Purdue's lead to eight at 44-36.
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My mother wedged two scoops of steaming jasmine rice into a bowl and nudged it toward me.
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The dollar and U.S. government bond yields had both been nudged lower by the commodity market worries.
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I understand that power does not shift on its own — it must be nudged, and sometimes shoved.
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Jackson's three-point play with 8:21 remaining nudged the lead back to 10 at 66-63.
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People who attempt to purchase during the hiatus will be nudged toward a mailing list for updates.
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Sterling nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.2497 while the New Zealand dollar added 0.4 percent to $0.7068.
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This language has nudged its way into how many people, not just House Speaker Paul Ryan, speak.
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With the towering Freddie Flintoff bowling, Ponting's batting partner Damien Martyn nudged a delivery into the offside.
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Biles' score of 14.7 nudged her past Germany's Elizabeth Seitz but wasn't enough to top Derwael's 15.2.
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Bovis, whose shares dropped 3.5%, nudged up its proposed offer and included a cash element, which Markets.
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In summer 2016, a post on Instagram by his aunt Sandra Serva nudged him out of stagnation.
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Cities are being nudged in that direction by organizers wary of leaving a trail of unused venues.
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Loud background music in a supermarket similarly nudged customers toward less healthful purchases, compared with softer music.
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As I became more accepting of my trans-ness, I nudged my body in that direction too.
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At the end of the performance, Cabello nudged her nose against Mendes' as the crowd went wild.
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Eventually, he got the alles ist klar and, in a self-imposed daze, nudged into the start.
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It's not easy to step to the side, and harder still to be nudged by a stranger.
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But over time, the government has nudged the definition of self-defense into a more assertive posture.
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Dylan Larkin gathered it in and slid the puck to Andreas Athanasiou, who nudged it to Hronek.
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Katy Perry, in performance, and Beyoncé, in an acceptance speech, nudged the night toward more political themes.
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In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index nudged up 0.04 percent by 3:27 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Out of those 350, 20 are nudged closer together because of the movements of a third star.
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Sterling nudged up to $1.2926 as more polls showed the Tories well ahead in the election race.
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I knew excessive sweat was a side effect of low blood sugar, so I nudged him awake.
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Ross' report originally suggested a 24 percent tariff on steel; Trump nudged it up to 25 percent.
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The risk-on sentiment nudged the U.S. dollar closer to a seven-week high against the yen.
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Both Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have nudged their estimates higher for the full year in 23.3.
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Then, every time I stopped scratching she nudged her nose under my hand and flipped it up.
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Awards prognosticators (nudged along by Sony publicists) had also been touting Mr. Spacey's performance as Oscar worthy.
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Stripping out the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 20.2 percent, matching February's gain.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 0.1% for the fourth straight month.
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The dollar nudged up 0.2 percent on the yen to 106.40 , amid a mild recovery in risk appetites.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index nudged lower by 0.1 percent, or 5.81 points, to 7,355.28.
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Japanese investors seemed relieved the yen did not rise even further and nudged the Nikkei up 0.5 percent.
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And that's where it stayed until December 2015, when the Fed nudged the rate up to 0.50 percent.
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Along with the tempered estimates for rates, the committee nudged lower its projections both for GDP and inflation.
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The dollar was little changed at 109.820 yen, nudged off a high of 110.09 reached the previous day.
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It also nudged its way out into busy intersections and braked quickly in ways that felt surprisingly human.
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Industrialists such as Henry Ford pioneered it in the early 20th century and, nudged by unions, governments capitulated.
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The economy nudged past that number when measured from the fourth quarter of 22018 through Q20183 of 22018.
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In a January earnings report , Apple returned to revenue growth, nudged along by more expensive new iPhone models.
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On our way back, he nudged me and pointed at a small huddle of men outside a building.
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This week's draw nudged into third place when it topped the $758 million Powerball total in August 2017.
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Ms Fine suggests that a desire to appeal to the observer nudged the players to heed gender norms.
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A bounce by Japanese shares also nudged JGB prices lower by curbing investor demand for safe-haven bonds.
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The rows now embroiling his children and son-in-law would surely have nudged them towards outright alarm.
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The dollar nudged up 0.1 percent to 109.74 yen and on track to end the week little changed.
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The Aussie nudged up above $0.7600 to a two-week high on Monday on upbeat Chinese growth data.
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Members of the Italian secret service nudged things along, working with neo-fascist killers to frame the left.
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Similarly, a more able algorithm has recently nudged the classical limits of boson sampling, to around 50 photons.
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Would we be nudged into giving an under-blanket handjob as Shallow Hal played quietly in the background?
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That means nobody works on commission, and prospective homeowners aren't nudged into borrowing more than they can afford.
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The dollar was effectively unchanged at 113.71 yen after being nudged off the previous day's high of 114.28.
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JGB yields had nudged up on Thursday when the BOJ announced its debt-buying operation details for July.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 256.45 nudged down 210 percent, adding to losses on Wall Street.
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Fresh portrayals in country music and other art forms may have nudged as well as recorded evolving attitudes.
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Howard nudged the Eagles' lead to four with a jumper and Hauser followed with a three-point play.
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Nudged partly by Sanders, Hillary Clinton's platform in 22016 veered further left than her platform eight years earlier.
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Since September 2006 Viacom's shares have nudged up a little while Disney's have more than tripled in value.
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Australian stocks lost 0.333 percent, South Korea's KOSPI nudged up 0.1 percent and Japan's Nikkei fell 0.6 percent.
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It dipped 2 bps to 2.41 percent on Friday as other euro zone bond yields all nudged lower.
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DAKOTA ACCESS MOVING FORWARD: Federal officials late Tuesday nudged the Dakota Access pipeline one step closer to completion.
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The S&P 500 has nudged 2.6 percent higher and the Dow industrials are just ahead of breakeven.
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Overnight stateside, the S&P 500 saw a record close as it nudged 0.1% higher to 3,0.113 stateside.
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Stubbornly weak inflation has so far stayed the Fed's hand after it nudged rates up late last year.
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It fell against the yen and Swiss Franc also and gauges of expected sterling volatility nudged back up.
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He'd stay nearby to ensure his brother didn't injure himself and nudged his brother back to his feet.
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The score ended up 4-1 after a Venezuela nudged the ball in, but one goal against four?
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During the first years of Socialist Yugoslavia, as a religious figure even Santa Claus nudged off guest lists.
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Harris and Caldwell-Pope nudged the Pistons' advantage back up to 10 by the end of the quarter.
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Caution ahead of President Donald Trump's first State of the Union address on Wednesday also nudged yields higher.
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Someone asking the Echo for help cleaning up a spill might be nudged to use a specific brand.
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Drummond's hook shot with five minutes remaining in the quarter nudged the advantage to 28 at 100-72.
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He retires as the most productive shot-blocking guard in N.B.A. history, having last month nudged past Jordan.
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I recall being nudged awake at dawn by the boot of a policeman outside the Venice rail station.
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Inventories of aluminium AL-STX-SGH, meanwhile, nudged up another 2.8% to their highest since May last year.
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He had already gone to bed one night when Ms. Vreeland, working late, nudged him with a question.
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When adjusted for inflation, consumer spending nudged up 1.18% in December after rising 0.3% in the prior month.
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But the experience in the music store nudged open the door for what became an unusually intimate collaboration.
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German Bund yields nudged up as well along with the rest of the euro zone and UK Gilts.
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The common currency nudged up 0.76673 percent to 119.935 yen after plumbing an 11-day low of 119.650.
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Orders for motor vehicles and parts nudged up 0.1 percent last month after slipping 0.1 percent in December.
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The committee nudged the 22020 level up from 21 percent to 22020 percent for both core and headline.
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The euro nudged up slightly to $1.1032 ahead of the latest reading of a German business sentiment indicator.
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That nudged the United States ahead of Russia for the first time since February 1999, the EIA estimates.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index nudged 1.93 percent lower, or 11.3 points, to 5,306.9 by 234.5 GMT.
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Transcripts of a call showed he had nudged Ukraine's president for possible information on presidential rival Joe Biden.
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At that point Sapolsky shifts gears by turning to a question that has nudged him throughout his career.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the core CPI nudged up 0.1% for the fourth straight month.
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Instead, it was their jobs, life circumstances, and where they lived that nudged them toward better health or crashing.
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The euro nudged up 0.1% to $1.26653 after rallying roughly 0.7% overnight to $1.1262, its highest since May 13.
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Unemployment hit an 22018-year low in May of 3.8 percent but nudged up to 4 percent in June.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen was again in demand and nudged the dollar down 0.1% to 108.34.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 20.7035 percent, while Japan's Nikkei declined 56.033 percent.
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Earlier in the day, it had nudged across the 130 mph (210 kph) threshold for a Category 4 hurricane.
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Detroit's Christoffer Ehn turned the puck over near his goal crease and Pittsburgh eventually nudged it past Jimmy Howard.
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With China's Anta Sports Products backing Itochu, Descente also may be nudged to accelerate growth plans on the mainland.
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On Monday, it nudged lower its production outlook after temporarily shutting down its Itabiruçu tailings dam for safety reasons.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, nudged 0.07% higher to 97.701.
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On Monday, it nudged lower its production outlook after temporarily shutting down its Itabiruçu tailings dam for safety reasons.
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The Australian dollar nudged up 0.1 percent to $0.7655 while the New Zealand dollar dipped 0.1 percent to $0.7190.
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Big banks cut lending rates this week (quite possibly nudged by government, the largest shareholder of most of them).
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Following Wall Street's overnight tumble, S&P e-mini futures nudged up 261.00 percent in Asian trade on Wednesday.
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As Wild defenseman Gustav Olofsson tried to swat the puck away, he inadvertently nudged it over the goal line.
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Following Wall Street's overnight tumble, S&P e-mini futures nudged up 0.25 percent in Asian trade on Wednesday.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen was again in demand and nudged the dollar down 0.2% to 108.19.
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The yen advanced 0.2% to 108.585 per dollar, nudged higher as it rallied nearly 0.8% against the struggling pound .
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index nudged 0.2 percent lower, or 14.97 points, to end at 7,296.74.
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Headline inflation is running at 2 percent, whereas it nudged 4 percent in 2008 and 3 percent in 2011.
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The euro nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.1225 after touching a one-week peak of $1.1251 the day before.
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"There was something about these candles that sort of nudged me to take a risk on them," she said.
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Among other precious metals, platinum nudged up 0.1 percent to $823.56, while silver fell about 1.1 percent to $15.86.
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Saudi Arabia's bourse nudged up in the final hour of trade on Tuesday as Brent's rebound supported petrochemical stocks.
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Danny Tarkanian was "nudged" out of the Senate primary into the race through a personal appeal from President Trump.
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MSCI's 2238-country All World index also nudged higher and was within half a point of Wednesday's record high.
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Sterling nudged up 0.77153 percent to $1.3282 ahead of a Bank of England policy decision due at 1230 GMT.
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Oil demand is slowing as the world economy decelerates - OPEC nudged down its 2019 growth forecast in the report.
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The ECB nudged up its inflation forecast for 223 but predicted price growth would remain below target through 27.
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It's a joy to watch, but has also nudged defensive strategy to the edge of its own dark age.
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Winston's fast-break layup capped off a 17-4 Spartans run and nudged the lead to six, 51-45.
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The FTSE 100 nudged 0.3 percent higher by 0830 GMT while the UK-focused midcaps were up 0.2 percent.
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Maybe the Democrats will want to make nice with moderates even more, and be nudged closer to the middle.
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The government also nudged up its inflation outlook for 2018 to 1.21 percent from 0.96 percent projected in November.
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If elected, Hillary Clinton will either join this new progressive wave or will be nudged and challenged by it.
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So we have nudged last night's spectacle across the threshold of the fantastic, and fancied a debate in song.
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The stadium is nudged just a bit off-center of the intersection to accommodate a stand of palm trees.
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The work discusses how humans are often irrational beings whose behavior can be influenced, or "nudged," through their environment.
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On Wednesday, they nudged the mark to 46 by obliterating an opponent that is probably bound for the playoffs.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index nudged lower to 94.939 and off the week's top of 95.737.
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And by the time her publicist gently nudged us to wrap things up, I almost bristled at the intrusion.
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The numbers are adequate: a mid-four ERA over 16 years, a win-loss percentage nudged just above .500.
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The euro nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.1353 and stood near two-week peak of $1.1358 brushed on Tuesday.
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The conclusions of that study have since been called into question, but the research undoubtedly nudged the field forward.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen was again in demand and nudged the dollar down 0.26% to 108.17.
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Recently, as Plumer noted, US transportation emissions nudged ahead of power-sector emissions for the first time since 1979.
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As the midnight deadline approached, Senate leaders from both parties nudged Mr. Paul to stop holding up the vote.
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This unraveling was underway long before Trump (Newt Gingrich nudged it along in the 1990s), but Trump accelerated it.
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According to CNBC, Microsoft's market value on Tuesday, at $749 billion, nudged past that of Alphabet, at $739 billion.
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The prices haven't changed from the food truck days, save for a couple of pastelillos nudged up 50 cents.
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The third time Gerszewski nudged him, Bailey's head fell back, and Gerszewski saw that his friend was turning white.
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On currencies, the dollar nudged lower versus the yen to 108.4 but firmed 0.2% versus a basket of currencies .
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A strengthening economy has nudged more Americans into the work force, increasing people's access to health insurance at work.
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Wood's 29.6-pointer from the top of the key later in the quarter nudged Detroit's lead to four points.
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But the representatives mostly stepped back and nudged witnesses toward explaining issues like targeted advertising and personal data collection.
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She nudged him toward turning his off-the-cuff posts of quirky found objects into a proper design business.
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I felt the cool metal on my skin as she nudged my head forward and down with her fingertips.
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Nudging Trump Administration aides say some Trump officials, including Barr, have nudged the President toward supporting universal background checks.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7973 after being nudged off a four-month high of $0.8023 the previous day.
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In recent days, he has nudged his press secretary and communications director Stephanie Grisham to make more TV appearances.
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The Dow industrials, S&P 5.03 and Nasdaq all hit new highs, and Asian shares nudged higher on Wednesday.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen was again in demand and nudged the dollar down 0.2% to 108.22.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen was again in demand and nudged the dollar down 0.3% to 108.14.
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Kinsler nudged Detroit's lead to 13-2 with his solo shot just over the left-field wall against Cory Luebke.
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Rumblings that its users were being nudged to Photos have circulated since the launch of Google's new app in May.
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The labor force participation rate nudged higher to 62.7 percent, though still near the lowest level since the late 1970s.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index nudged up 2.73 percent or 5.4 points to 5,484 at the close of trade.
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The rise in the yen and soft Japanese industrial data nudged the Nikkei down 0.7 percent, while China blue chips <.
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Some have concluded that Mr Trump was nudged into the phone call by a small group of pro-Taiwan advisers.
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We all felt nudged to grow, recreate and reform old parts of ourselves, and discover ways to live more dynamically.
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Or stroll by a local coffee shop and be nudged by a sudden ad on your phone to head inside.
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It nudged 3 percent three years ago but hasn't been above that on a consistent basis for almost six years.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index nudged lower to 94.939 and was heading for a fourth weekly drop.
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So, following a session at the Hard Times gym, have we been nudged from our self-regarding insularity and inaction?
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Inflation in the regions of North Rhine-Westphalia and Bavaria nudged up, data released ahead of the nationwide figures showed.
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A little self-affirmation nudged in (I got a "heck yeah") is the perfect note to cap it all off.
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The 30-year yield nudged up to 0.425% after falling to 0.415% the previous day, its lowest since September 2016.
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A weaker euro helped European exporters and nudged the pan-European STOXX 2873 index up to a two-month high.
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One saving grace was the services sector measure, which nudged up to 53.7 in a positive sign for consumer activity.
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The South Korean won nudged 0.3% higher ahead of a central bank meeting this week, while the yuan was flat.
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The dollar backed off to 109.87 yen from an early 110.29, while the euro nudged up to $1.2460 from $1.2425.
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Carter secretly nudged Roy toward suicide by sending him numerous text messages encouraging him to take his life, prosecutors said.
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Employment at motor vehicle and parts manufacturers has nudged up only 1.4%, or 13,000 jobs, during Trump's time in office.
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Clearly, I wasn't going to be nudged out of the picture at all—I was going to make the picture.
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The PBOC nudged money market interest rates upward in December just hours after the Federal Reserve raised the U.S. benchmark.
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The Australian dollar dipped slightly to $0.7959 after being nudged off a four-month high of $0.8023 the previous day.
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Hopes of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing turned world stock markets higher and also nudged up the dollar.
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Wagner says her daughter "nudged her to do it," but she got the inspiration for the contest from two places.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index nudged lower to 94.939 and was heading for a fourth weekly drop.
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When nudged to believe they can increase their empathy, they become more sympathetic toward people with different backgrounds and beliefs.
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The pound nudged up 0.05 percent to $1.3961 after touching a low of $1.3838 overnight, its weakest since Jan. 19.
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She must have done it in the bathroom, but when I nudged her she didn't move or make any noise.
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He nudged the song in DJ Zane Lowe's direction, who in turn cued it up for his Beats 1 show.
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In 2018, the threat of his STOP BEZOS Act nudged Amazon to impose a $15 minimum wage for its workers.
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His father, a county judge, nudged him toward a legal career, but James became mesmerized by biology in high school.
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He nudged a Japanese counterpart before committee meetings in Tokyo in 1958, and an orchestra played the song from 1896.
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Melisandre's visions, when she backed Stannis, also caused disasters — but they nudged Arya to kill the Night King as well.
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You want to avoid being nudged into a car that's not quite right or that is out of your budget.
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Also, check out Matty describe his chat with the FBI and how that might've nudged him in the right direction.
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In currency markets, the dollar nudged to a one month high of 98.609 against a basket of six major currencies.
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Some of that reach toward movie-ness nudged the show into self-conscious precocity, the equivalent of skipping a grade.
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The effect is like being nudged by the patron in the next seat or waved at from across the theater.
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While some may drop into the new 10 percent bracket, others could be nudged up into the 25 percent range.
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It also nudged up to 27% the share of overall spending to go towards projects aimed at tackling climate change.
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As we pulled away from the venue, an oncoming vehicle nudged into our lane, prompting Aurora's car to brake abruptly.
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The S&P/ASX 73 index nudged up 2.1 points, or 0.04 percent, to 5,408.0 at the close of trade.
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Bezos' net worth nudged upward thanks to a rise in Amazon stock, which is up 6.6 percent year to date.
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Profit taking nudged nickel away from a 10-month high reached overnight amid persistent concerns over a Philippines mining crackdown.
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DeJulius nudged the lead to 15 at 22-7 on a 3-pointer with 8:32 remaining in the half.
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The dollar backed off to 109.90 yen from an early 110.29, while the euro nudged up to $1.10 from $1.2425.
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As a candidate, the president railed against NAFTA, saying it nudged companies to leave the U.S. and punished American workers.
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" His mother nudged him to audition for the school play, and he was cast as the Artful Dodger in "Oliver.
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Such a student can be nudged out of academia or prevented from getting a long-term job in the field.
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It was an easy step, when nudged by the government, to believe the Germans enlisted godless Bolsheviks in their cause.
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Sergio Fajardo, nudged into third place by Petro last month, said on Friday neither Petro nor Duque represent a good option.
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New systems nudged the game from the stealth action of its roots toward the expansive, open-world RPG currently in vogue.
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In commodity markets, profit-taking nudged gold down 0.6 percent to $1,282 an ounce and away from Monday's peak of $1,295.42.
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The kiwi nudged up 21.595% to $297.537, following a slide to a 20.1-98.9323/298.932-year low of $20.1 on Wednesday.
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He didn't quite catch the name at the time, but he said he felt nudged by God to pursue the story.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1345 after being nudged off a two-week high of $1.1371 scaled earlier on Wednesday.
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Forward orders, the most reliable indicator of domestic demand, held at -1 while the capacity utilisation rate nudged up to 81.1%.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1337 after being nudged off a two-week high of $1.1371 scaled earlier on Wednesday.
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They also nudged up from 6.88 million tonnes in May amid higher output in the second quarter and stronger global prices.
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A series of careful initiatives—trade invoicing, overseas loans and swaps with other countries—have nudged the yuan into global markets.
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In February, the government nudged up its full-year 2018 growth outlook to 2.42 percent from 2.29 percent forecast in November.
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The dollar stood unchanged at 110.115 yen after being nudged off a two-week high of 110.320 scaled the previous day.
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Asia markets wavered between gains and losses on Wednesday, as the yen nudged higher against the dollar and oil prices retreated.
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Following the vote, Goldman Sachs nudged up its estimated probability of a "no-deal" Brexit to 15 percent from 10 percent.
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We needed some food, and I'm just thankful that someone listened when the Lord nudged them to come through for us.
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You're nudging the brain through experience while ketamine, working directly on your neurons, has made it unusually receptive to being nudged.
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Japanese investors, however, seemed less happy with the yen's newfound strength against the dollar and nudged the Nikkei down 28.4 percent.
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The factory output index, which feeds into the composite PMI, nudged up to an eight-month high of 54.0 from 53.9.
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The standoff has also been one of the reasons why U.S. bond yields have nudged up for a second week running.
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The Fed revised up slightly its forecasts for growth this year while it nudged down its predictions for unemployment and inflation.
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No surprise here: Parents with little spare time don't mind being nudged about ordering more of something before they run out.
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China's central bank on Thursday nudged up money market rates as authorities sought to defuse financial risks without imperilling the economy.
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Oil prices nudged higher after data from the American Petroleum Institute showed a much larger fall in crude inventories than expected.
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Options on Polish zloty volatility edged back from four-year highs and shares across the region and in Russia nudged higher.
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Shares in utility SSE nudged 0.7 percent higher after agreeing to merge its UK retail activities with German energy group Innogy.
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In it, she nudged the plaintiffs on how they could reformulate their argument when the case returned to the lower courts.
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A key gauge of underlying producer price pressures that excludes food, energy and trade services nudged up 0.1 percent last month.
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Two starts ago, Pineda had thrown five scoreless innings and nudged his E.R.A. below 5.00 for the first time this season.
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Mr. Cary, deep in his element, nudged the production toward soulful house music, and Mr. Brown processed his horn through effects.
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Animal spirits have nudged companies into action, which ought to benefit JPMorgan as the world's biggest earner of investment-banking fees.
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Proponents of the bill say New Yorkers need to be nudged toward reusable bags, or opting for no bag when possible.
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Some disadvantaged kids get a big boost and succeed; those who don't do so well often get nudged out the door.
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The German company slightly nudged up its 2017 outlook for adjusted EBITDA to around 22.3 billion euros from 22.2 billion previously.
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Using the tip of a pencil, she nudged each seed into a hole and covered it with a pinch of soil.
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But Thursday morning, Mr. Porter was still in his office, clearing out his things, and had to be nudged to leave.
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That means people who were nudged into coverage by the threat of paying a fine may be sitting out this year.
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Slight gains nudged the Dow and Standard & Poor's 500-stock index to new highs for the second straight day this week.
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In the final moments of the trading day, investors nudged the benchmark to 22,2800, up nearly five points on the day.
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But the team ran into trouble inside, where someone nudged a wheelchair, triggering a loud explosion that sent shotgun pellets flying.
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Epigeneticists, once a subcaste of biologist nudged to the far peripheries of the discipline, now find themselves firmly at its epicenter.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 60.1 nudged up 260.25% after jumping on Friday, while EUROSTOXX futures were little changed.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, nudged down to 55.9 from December's 32-month high of 56.1.
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While other Asian export powerhouses grapple with slowing demand, Taiwan recently nudged up its GDP growth forecast for 2020, to 2.7%.
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We chatted another few minutes—after the uncomfortable tax conversation, I nudged us back to his outlook for the country's future.
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"Fierce competition for prize assets, coupled with skyrocketing prices, has nudged some SWFs toward emerging and frontier markets," the report noted.
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A fan of the Red Dead Redemption series, he was nudged into contributing an original song to Red Dead Redemption 2.
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In fact, several recent studies have shown that a planet's eccentricity can be nudged fairly high before that world becomes toxic.
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It also covered tuition for teachers in the program and nudged the college programs to bring their classes to the preschools.
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As Earth rotates, it tilts back and forth along its polar axis like a spinning top that has been nudged slightly.
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The benchmark index also nudged closer to its February low, which marked a correction, ending 233 percent lower than its Jan.
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Clearance rates nudged above 60% for the two biggest cities of Sydney and Melbourne, compared to 50%-57% over the past year.
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January's stories of senior management quitting en masse turned out to be a handful of Hillary Clinton-era loyalists nudged into retirement.
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A powerful earthquake hitting the same part of Japan that suffered a nuclear disaster in 20.3 nudged up the safe-haven yen.
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Europe's bourses nudged fractionally higher early on as earnings from banks HSBC and Societe Generale cheered traders and encouraging Adidas profits < ADSGn.
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It fell to 112.46 yen, from a 113.70 high last week, while the euro nudged up to $1.1374 from a $1.1266 low.
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Having previously constructed a composition that was simultaneously tight and precarious, Petersen has nudged the implications of precarity further down the road.
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Brian Rand, a Vietnam veteran, was awoken by his dog Curly, who nudged him and poked him until the man got up.
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And because parents are shamed and nudged into buying these tracking devices, more and more of them pop up on the market.
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On Thursday, the greenback was a tad lower against a basket of currencies at 97.06 although it nudged up against the yen.
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Most trends we see are due to grand economic forces, nudged subtly over the long term by one or more administrations' policies.
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This isn't the first time Facebook has nudged into Twitch's turf by exploring the lucrative and fast-growing world of game streaming.
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He was gently nudged by Vince McMahon himself to immediately retire at the Monday Night RAW in Seattle, Washington just days later.
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It also nudged down a range for projected provisions from last year, when it hiked them by 7.53 percent as defaults soared.
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Cricket influenced her to become a writer "one hundred percent," she says, and more than that, nudged her toward writing short stories.
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It has nudged policymakers towards a new way of thinking about policy that involves trial and error, and step-by-step improvement.
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Dudley's comments pulled the three main indexes away from record levels and nudged up bond yields, while the dollar pared earlier losses.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index, which nudged higher to a record early on, eased 0.1 percent in thin trade.
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Oil prices nudged higher on rising tensions over Iran, a sharp fall in U.S. crude stocks and positive signs on Sino-U.
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European stocks had also nudged higher on Monday with the European Central Bank seen cutting rates by 10 basis points on Thursday.
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The total employment level nudged down to 156.7 million, while those counted as unemployed also edged lower to just over 6.2 million.
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But in other parts of the world, the Apple brand, as much as the iPhone's features, has nudged consumers to pay up.
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A generation further on colleagues of Mr Crafts, led by Steve Broadberry, published research which nudged the figures back up a bit.
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The drummer was still sleeping, and I nudged him awake, hoping his being as alarmed as I was would calm me down.
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Overnight stateside, the Dow Jones Industrial Average nudged higher to a new record as it gained 30.52 points to close at 27,492.63.
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Comcast on Wednesday beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter earnings, nudged past revenue predictions by strong numbers from its NBCUniversal business.
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The moves briefly nudged up Valeant's battered shares, but they closed down more than 5 percent in a broader market sell-off.
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Once, he could have arranged her marriage and nudged his son-in-law into taking over, but that's all in the past.
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The moderator nudged a pair of headphones toward King and told her she could use them to listen to the English translation.
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A motion was presented to declare all key positions vacant, paving the way for opponents to the bill to be nudged out.
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Indiana nudged the lead to 20, 763-39, with a 15-6 run during the first five minutes of the second half.
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A key gauge of underlying producer price pressures that excludes food, energy and trade services also nudged up 20.4 percent last month.
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But healthcare costs nudged up 0.1 percent after advancing 0.4 percent in March, helping to restrain the increase in the core CPI.
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Its 203-year Japanese counterpart yielded minus 0.020 percent , nudged away from a six-month peak of minus 0.010 percent reached recently.
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Somehow, as the lava nudged the edge of the vineyard, it made a 90-degree turn and headed toward the river instead.
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New York cut the Pistons' edge to 213-221.3 on a Porzingis tip-in but Detroit's reserves nudged it back to seven.
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I've already nudged them with my own foot before the performance; they're heavy, but ruby gazes calmly ahead with every thick step.
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It could have been a gift or nice meal courtesy of a pharmaceutical sales rep that nudged your doctor to prescribe it.
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A key gauge of underlying producer price pressures that excludes food, energy and trade services also nudged up 20.3 percent last month.
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In her words With the help of intelligent machines, humans can be nudged to make choices that make workplaces fairer for everyone.
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IN 1943, when the Gestapo turned up at Hans Otto Jung's home in Frankfurt, he quickly nudged the dial on his radio.
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SPLRCU followed with a 0.6 percent decline and consumer staples nudged 0.2 percent lower, showing a lack of appetite for defensive sectors.
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It has already nudged the currency a bit lower, making Chinese goods cheaper in the United States and partly offsetting the tariffs.
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But he has always been disdainful of the art of politics and had to be nudged into wooing even friendly Democratic leaders.
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GLUM YUAN In currency markets, the dollar nudged to a one month high of 98.609 against a basket of six major currencies.
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That is, the bracelet would give him a good excuse to back down when his friends nudged him toward a risky path.
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Currencies tend to be nudged by scores of factors that play out at once, rendering speculative any conversation about daily price movements.
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This also marks the second time that a Democrat who had been nudged offstage has qualified for a return trip, after Rep.
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During three days of intense discussions — breaking at intervals when the men locked horns — a Saudi intermediary nudged the two sides forward.
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In England, he carefully nudged the venerable Times to the right, while his tabloids mocked Labour Party politicians as weaklings or Stalinists.
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The chase ended when a police car nudged the fleeing vehicle in a PIT maneuver, also known as the precision immobilization technique.
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The export-driven Aussie dollar was steady, while the safe havens of the Japanese yen and Swiss franc nudged a little higher.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.4 percent, though that followed a 1.8 percent drubbing on Thursday.
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Instead, people in Blue Zones are "nudged" into movement in little bursts throughout the day, by force of habit and, also, necessity.
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Sabres center Jeff Skinner beat Dal Colle to a loose puck deep in the Buffalo zone and nudged the puck to Ullmark.
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The Education Department said that 418 students statewide benefited from that change alone, which nudged the graduation rate up by 29.6 percent.
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But she fails to consider how this seemingly charmed bohemian life is affecting her own children, neglected and nudged to the periphery.
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While Colt insisted its decision was market-driven, the choice has some wondering if controversy around guns nudged them a certain way.
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Instead, their approach structures choices so that people are going to be nudged into making the choice that is probably best for them.
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Onavo itself isn't new; Facebook acquired it in 2013, and has nudged users to it through the Protect prompt on Android since 2016.
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The jittery mood nudged investors back towards safe-haven government bonds, but it has been the opposite story for most of the month.
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French, Austrian and Finnish 10-year bond yields all turned negative after Draghi's comments, although French yields have since nudged back above 0% .
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It climbed a third of cent to 49.33 yen and nudged the euro down to 1.1141 though it couldn't fend off soaring sterling.
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I accidentally nudged it off, and it fell onto the dirt road, where it must have hit a tiny, sharp piece of gravel.
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A quarter of the assets sold were nudged out of regulatory reach into the hands of non-bank lenders and private-equity firms.
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The euro nudged up 0.2 percent to $1.1376 but remained in close reach of a two-week low of $1.1353 brushed on Friday.
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In this clip from the royal family's appearance at Saturday's Trooping of the Colour, Her Royal Highness nudged some sense into Prince William.
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Saudi Arabia's nudged 30 pct of GDP in 2005 as rose to a record $147 a barrel in 2008 from $3.093 in 2003.
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Blandisi got his stick on the puck before Carlson did and nudged it into the back of the net for his third goal.
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And one set of subjects actually tweeted out more racist comments after being gently nudged by a black account with only two followers.
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The resulting overproduction of lower-quality tea has depressed prices and profits (though a bad harvest in Kenya has recently nudged up prices).
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He has nudged French firms into deals with other European groups, dubbing them "European champions" to soften the blow of losing national icons.
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China's yuan went the other way, hitting its lowest since "offshore" trading was introduced in 2010 as Beijing nudged down official rates again.
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Previous months' reports saw only minor revisions, with January nudged down from 172,000 to 168,000 and February pushed up from 242,000 to 245,000.
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The RBI had nudged banks (both public and private) to identify stressed accounts and significantly raise provisioning over two quarters through to FYE16.
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This will probably be nudged up to around 0.5 percent thanks to the effects of the growth decree, one of those sources said.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 21 percent, crawling away from a 227.513.26-month trough touched on Thursday.
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Market capitalisation nudged up to 2.8 trillion shillings in the first quarter, compared with 2.5 trillion shillings in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Obama has repeatedly nudged Congress to take more action on conservation, including pushing for more funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French unemployment nudged unexpectedly higher in the third quarter despite strong job creation in recent months, official data showed on Thursday.
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Zuerlein's second field goal, this one for 33 yards with 103:20 left in the second quarter, nudged the lead to 6-0.
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The release nudged Amazon's stock up a tad, but it wasn't until 2009 when Kindle sales took off that the company's shares soared.
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And I watched them trek up the beach, until they passed us on the rampart, and the guy beside me nudged my shoulder.
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The Australian dollar nudged 0.2% lower to $0.6793 after the central bank said it had seen a case for cutting rates this month.
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The minutes of the ECB meeting nudged the euro higher as bond yields rose, though the single currency hemmed within recent trading ranges.
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As though Todbaum had simply nudged me aside and plugged Maddy into my place—maybe they were trying to pick up women together .
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales also nudged up 20.3 percent last month after gaining 22 percent in October.
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The supply halt nudged Ford's crosstown rivals "to ratchet up incentives on the current models to go after weakness at Ford," he said.
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Right now seems like not the best time to be in a rock band since the genre's being nudged out at the top.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 23 percent, crawling away from a 26.925-month trough touched on Thursday.
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The result is a strange, warm and winding tale of movie love and knifing disappointment, nudged along by Tan's soft and pleasant narration.
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The daughter of Orthodox Jewish immigrants from Romania, the Colorado-born Miss Sawyer was nudged by her mother toward a show business career.
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The dollar traded at 107.83 yen, having been nudged off a 12-day high of 203 scaled at the start of the week.
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Two nights later against Portland, it was a four-point lead held and nudged to six over the final 4:23 of play.
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But they never quite nudged from my memory the incomparable Phillipa Soo and Renée Elise Goldsberry, who originated the roles in New York.
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Mr. Hallerman, familiar with what was available in the immediate area, nudged Dr. Cerfolio's four-block range up to 10 or more blocks.
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In their telling, the environment at home nudged them into running, but did not demand it; some of their siblings play other sports.
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While I made sure to make the trip before rush hour, I had forgotten how much New Yorkers jostled and nudged each other.
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Tali Mendelberg, a Princeton political scientist who has written about norms around racial equality, points to several forces that nudged the changing views.
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Thiem nudged ahead to 5-3 in a madcap second set laden with sparkling rallies and a few bone-headed shots from each.
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The BOJ also nudged up its growth forecasts, but traders will scrutinise governor Haruhiko Kuroda's remarks at a press conference later on Tuesday.
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The Australian dollar nudged 0.2% lower to $0.6793 after the central bank said it had seen a case for cutting rates this month.
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It turned into one of the greatest hires in NASCAR history and nudged Gordon aside as the most dominant driver on the track.
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The two-year U.S. bond yield has consistently been making post-crisis highs for around five months, and on Friday nudged 2.19 percent.
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For Ms. Cash's latest album, "The River & the Thread," which was released in 2014, she nudged some gospel and rock into her twangy formula.
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Beasley's running dunk after a Toronto miss nudged the lead back to 10 for the Nuggets, who led 86-78 after the third quarter.
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Refinery crude runs rose by 30,000 bpd and utilization rates nudged 0.1 percentage point higher to 87.6 percent of total capacity, EIA data showed.
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Some have been hinted or nudged at during press briefings, and others have been asked and answered -- but in confusing or unsatisfying ways. 217.
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Despite having no official diplomatic role beyond her efforts to elevate women in business, Trump nudged into photo ops and conversations with world leaders.
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But his mom, he said, nudged him toward more practical pursuits, and he majored in resource conservation at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.
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In that case, a sunnier social-network ecology might be achievable—if only the citizens of Facebook could be nudged to seek something better.
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The dollar nudged up 1.31743 percent to 21.3174 yen, having fallen to as low as 20.7 on Monday when it shed nearly one percent.
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Finland's 10-year government bond yield nudged 0.5 basis points higher to 0.33 percent, bucking a broad move lower in euro zone bond yields.
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But price hikes on in-demand ads have nudged annual revenue past $1 billion, according to AIM Media Group, a digital marketplace consulting group.
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The comments countered recent speculation about an imminent easing and nudged the U.S. dollar down to C$1.3333 from a peak at C$1.3398.
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While the International Monetary Fund this week downgraded its world economic growth forecast yet again, the organization actually nudged China's growth forecast slightly higher.
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It left the euro at a two-month trough , sent German Bund yields back to record lows and nudged Europe's main stock markets higher.
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But the dominance of one kind of action is being nudged out of the way, a little, and with a great amount of care.
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It lowered its projection to 211.2 percent from its previous 211.1 percent and nudged down its 2017 forecast to 0.5 percent from 0.6 percent.
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Data on Tuesday from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Reuters calculations showed speculators had nudged up bearish bets on the Canadian dollar.
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Worryingly non-mining capex nudged up only slightly while manufacturing slipped 3.3 percent, more than reversing a 2.3 percent gain in the fourth quarter.
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Yet the climate change needle could well be nudged if such disparate technologies were properly shared, engaged, supported and leveraged on a global scale.
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They built a double-digit lead in the opening nine minutes and nudged it to 31-11 with 6:51 to go before halftime.
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Brent crude futures were trading 3 cents lower at $66.54 a barrel, while U.S. crude futures nudged up 1 cent to $60.38 a barrel.
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The German company slightly nudged up its 2017 outlook for core profit to around 22.3 billion euros ($212.4 billion) from 21.4 billion euros previously.
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Four of the old-timers—the experts who knew every leaf and branch and leaky pipe on the premises—had been nudged into retirement.
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AS), the two companies announced on Friday, after NN nudged up its earlier unsolicited offer by 2200 percent to 5.303 billion euros ($25.30 billion).
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U.S. Treasury yields, which have been dragged higher by large moves in their European peers this week, also nudged up in early London trade.
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If it was an artery, however — a more essential structure — it would, Dr. Jannetta realized, have to be gently nudged out of the way.
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The euro also nudged up 0.2 percent to $1.1250, a bullish Ifo survey from Germany adding to relatively upbeat euro zone surveys on Friday.
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On Friday, Taiwan nudged up the 2017 projection to 133 percent from the 2.05 percent seen in May and 1.92 percent predicted in February.
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Last year India's Air force gave the thumbs up to female fighter pilots and the Navy is being nudged to allow women onto warships.
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Just on Tuesday, she nudged Trump into a position that startled Republicans and required clarification during an immigration-focused meeting in the Oval Office.
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Eventually, very carefully, I nudged it back into place, wondering what the person who owned this looked like, for I had never met him.
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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI nudged up 20.3% for the fourth straight month, the longest such stretch since April 20.2.
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Anyone who's ever torn a toddler from a playground or nudged a crowd from cocktail hour to the reception hall knows people need warning.
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Villagers kicked around the rocks, nudged pebbles aside with their shoes and handed little things to me that felt much heavier than they looked.
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Then the team tapped the qubits with a series of microwave radio pulses, which nudged the qubits from a simple state into more complexity.
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A more conventional filmmaker might have nudged this scathing attack on class entitlement in the romantic-comedy direction that early scenes seem to tease.
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After that formation, the remaining disk would have nudged the planets inward, and those nudges tend to push the planets toward the stable resonances.
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But for China, it nudged up its forecast to between flat and down 1 percent from a previous drop of 9193 to 1.5 percent.
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DE), Europe's largest telecoms firm, nudged up its forecast for core earnings this year on a strong showing by its T-Mobile US (TMUS.
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At the arts council and elsewhere, residents wondered whether opening the Upstate region to global commerce has nudged it toward a new social liberalism.
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The episode ends with Eleanor nudged in the direction of finding Chidi and her former friends, and fades to black before she gets there.
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In 1962, John F. Kennedy, nudged by Helen Thomas, alpha female of the press corps, refused to attend unless women were at last admitted.
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When a cell becomes old or disrepair sets in, it is nudged, usually by signaling molecules, to undergo a form of controlled self-demolition.
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But she hasn't nudged the play toward relevance, and it isn't funny or distinctive enough to stand on its own feet, however nicely shod.
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There's a realistic possibility, and it would be shocking given that it would mean he nudged out two sitting senators and a vice president.
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I nudged away thoughts that my prognosis — standard care could keep me alive until 2012 or 2013 — predicted I might not experience another Chrisnukkah.
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Yields on safe-haven government bonds in the euro zone nudged higher, although the limited rise in borrowing costs suggested caution from bond investors.
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The dollar lost 0.3% to 203 yen, having been nudged off a 12-day high of 108.535 scaled at the start of the week.
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Fortunately, some foresight and a friendly suggestion from the Ministry of Defense had nudged Oy Alkoholiliike Ab to acquire four Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft guns.
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It nudged slightly to the left when it noticed a parked car jutting out a bit too far, but otherwise rolled confidently down the street.
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The National Association of Realtors said on Wednesday its pending home sales index, based on contracts signed last month, nudged up 0.2 percent to 111.0.
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FDI in April nudged $7 billion, up from $6.8 billion in March and higher than the $5.8 billion predicted in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Bobrovsky could not smother the puck after a pair of Anders Lee shots, and Tavares swooped in and nudged the puck over the goal line.
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"The public, especially if they are getting nudged by anti-science views, take uncertainty as saying, 'These scientists don't know what they're doing'," Pfeffer said.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures nudged up 0.28 percent to $61.57 per barrel, trimming some of its losses after sinking 1.36 percent on Tuesday.
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The 30-year JGB yield rose half a basis point to 0.185% and the 20-year yield nudged up half a basis point to 0.085%.
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Hussey has been very successful in his field, but a recent progression has nudged the 30-year-old Brit closer to the realm of celebrity.
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Activist investors have nudged companies in other sectors to bump up dividends and make management changes for years, emboldened to take on increasingly bigger targets.
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Brent crude oil futures nudged up 0.1 percent to $81.28 a barrel after surging more than 3 percent overnight to $81.48, highest since November 2014.
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The Greek navy earlier said one its gunboats was nudged by a Turkish cargo vessel while on patrol for unauthorized migrant crossings in the Aegean.
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The prosecutors also claim that Yemelianov nudged the judges to deliver his preferred verdicts and would take judges off cases if they refused to comply.
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The stock market is higher, credit conditions firmer and volatility tamer than when the Federal Reserve first nudged short-term rates above zero last December.
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The dollar eased off last week's 13½-year highs as Treasury yields nudged lower, bolstering oil and the broader commodities complex including copper and gold.
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The dollar nudged down about 0.1 percent against the yen to 0.13, but remained comfortably above a one-year low of 115.97 plumbed last week.
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The central bank has kept the seven-day rate within the corridor and nudged it up as the economy has gathered pace (see chart 1).
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That occurred just one day after Zimmer, a medical device conglomerate, nudged out CEO David Dvorak due to another dismal quarter by Wall Street's standards.
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As a result of that sale Balfour had nudged up its expectations for its pretax profit in 2017 and its year-end net cash position.
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The euro nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.0558 to put a bit of distance between $1.0518, its lowest since March hit in the previous day.
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She gently nudged him to place his hand on his heart as the national anthem played during the White House Easter Egg Roll last month.
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Earlier, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.1 percent while Wall Street was set for a firmer open, futures signalled.
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The pan-European STOXX 21.1225 index nudged higher, heading for its best performance in three weeks, with markets in Paris and London adding 21.31 percent.
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Their efforts looked like being rewarded as the hosts took the lead after 51 minutes when Dervite nudged a low cross into his own goal.
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He gently nudged his way back into the spotlight last year, giving a rare if unrevealing 15-minute phone interview to a television talk show.
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The hydrate melts if it is nudged out of its stability zone, which can be achieved by either raising the temperature or lowering the pressure.
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The July wage advance was revised from 2628 percent to 28503 percent, and the August increase was nudged higher from 22019 percent to 0.2 percent.
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They nudged the Nikkei up 0.5 percent and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan up 0.1 percent in a largely quiet session.
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Clinton, who has identified with the centrist element of the Democratic Party throughout her career, was nudged to the left by Sanders during the primary.
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They nudged the Nikkei up 0.6 percent and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan up 0.1 percent in a largely quiet session.
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Futures nudged higher after China's commerce ministry said the differences and frictions between China and the United States should be resolved through dialogue and negotiations.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales nudged up 0.1 percent last month after an upwardly revised 0.8 percent jump in July.
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Will and Sam (Ezersky) both nudged me to keep trying with different configurations, which is a luxury I'm not usually afforded, but one I appreciated.
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"But there should at least be more transparency about them so that online shoppers can be more aware of how their behavior is being nudged."
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After a colleague nudged her, Ms. Oléron decided to move to K9, a former hotel shared by 50 professionals in the best part of Stockholm.
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In the second quarter, Booker brought the ball up court, crossed over, nudged Gerald Green with his shoulder, and feathered a shot off the glass.
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The company has restarted talks to sell its residential housing units to Bovis Homes after Bovis nudged up its proposed offer to 1.08 billion pounds.
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I might be preaching to a fairly large choir, but there are solvers who still need to be nudged to give Sunday crosswords a try.
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In writing it, I was nudged along by a Kay Ryan poem titled "Dogleg," but it would be hard for me to say just how.
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But the price nudged up, $5,000 at a time, until it was Burns and one other bidder somewhere in the back of the huge ballroom.
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In later years, its journalists nudged VOA to strengthen independent reporting, but successive politically appointed managers swung VOA like a pendulum, from news to advocacy.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales nudged up 20.3 percent last month after an upwardly revised 20.2 percent jump in July.
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Republicans have nudged a number of lawmakers to quit, too, including Representatives Trent Franks of Arizona, Pat Meehan of Pennsylvania and Blake Farenthold of Texas.
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As the decision was largely in-line with expectations, the local dollar nudged up from a one-month trough of $0.6733 earlier in the day.
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Gary Cahill also scored as Chelsea nudged closer to regaining the trophy from Leicester after its lead had been trimmed in recent weeks by Tottenham.
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The euro nudged up against the dollar and Germany's 10-year government bond yield rebounded from four-month lows after the stronger-than-expected numbers.
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Gains in the technology sector nudged Milan shares to their highest level since 2008, with Apple supplier STMicroelectronics NV the top gainer on the bourse.
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The major shakeup just hours from Nevada's filing deadline for the 2018 midterms comes after President Donald Trump publicly nudged Tarkanian to make the switch.
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It would be better, many observers reckon, if rebels who lay down their arms could be nudged into civilian jobs, or helped to become farmers.
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Through trials you're nudged to develop a sense of courage and determination to face life's obstacles, regardless of how scary it is to confront them.
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Better than expected U.S. consumer spending data briefly nudged up the safe haven 10-year German Bund yield to a session high of 0.017 percent.
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That nudged MSCI's index of world stocks to a new all-time high while futures prices pointed to a new record high on Wall Street .
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There is a sense that others, thanks to affirmative action or lax immigration policies, have nudged ahead of them on the ladder of social ascent.
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Two weeks ago, Xavier upset Butler in the Big East quarterfinals, a victory that maybe, just maybe, nudged the Musketeers into the N.C.A.A. tournament field.
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It relies on Warren showing up, looking credible and capitalizing on the idea that a qualified female candidate is being nudged out of the race.
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Earlier in Asia, Japan's Nikkei nudged down slightly to regain a measure of calm after an initial knee-jerk reaction to Trump's latest tariff proposal.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield nudged off record lows, with the Bund yielding minus 0.306%, just above record lows hit Tuesday at almost minus 0.34%.
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His lab had successfully nudged the development of stem cells to around week three of that cycle, inching closer to the development of a human gamete.
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HS Markit's PMI, a guide to economic health, nudged up to 3.473 from a final April reading of 51.5, but was below market expectations for 51.7.
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The euro nudged up 0.15 percent to $1.1224 after slipping overnight to $1.1183, its lowest since March 8, weighed by a decline in German bund yields.
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The IMF nudged China's growth forecast slightly higher to 6.5 percent this year, and 6.2 percent in 2017, partly due to previously announced policy stimulus moves.
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That nudged up the unemployment rate to 5.1 percent, when economists had expected it to remain at a 6-1/2 year low of 5.0 percent.
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Super long JGB yields have nudged up recently, with those on the 30-year bond climbing to a 2-1/2-year peak earlier this month.
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Asian stocks steadied on Wednesday as Chinese shares nudged higher on hopes of additional stimulus to lessen the financial impact on the world's second-largest economy.
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Being approved by the Whole 30 program, whose dieters are encouraged to share their meals on social media, nudged more cans of LaCroix into Instagram feeds.
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The prospect of the ECB scaling down its multi trillion euro stimulus programme meanwhile nudged up yields on German Bunds and other higher-rated government debt.
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The car assumed—as a human driver might have—that as it nudged back into traffic, a slowing city bus was allowing the car to merge.
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The pursuit ended when a trooper nudged the boy&aposs car into a sign on a grassy berm and prevented him from returning to the roadway.
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The benchmark 22003-year Treasury yield nudged up to 1.41153 percent after rising to as high as 21.4115 percent on Friday, the highest in a week.
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For the better part of a decade, soaring wages have nudged companies, particularly those in labour-intensive industries such as garment-making, towards poorer Asian countries.
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Fallout from those clashes nudged Spanish stocks towards their biggest daily fall in more than a year on Wednesday, in turn dragging down other European bourses.
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The lead changed hands three more times, the final time when Hall's two free throws nudged Alabama on top 245-23 with 03:20 to go.
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The five-year JGB yield was unchanged at minus 0.170 percent and the 10-year yield nudged up half a basis point to minus 0.045 percent.
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The most traded zinc contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange nudged up 0.4 percent to 21,405 yuan ($3,184.08) a tonne by the end of the morning.
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Meanwhile, South Africa's rand nudged 0.1 percent lower, while Russia's rouble strengthened 0.3 percent against the dollar, gaining support from oil prices hitting four year highs.
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But it nudged lower as Treasury yields fell in the wake of weak U.S. housing market data and concerns about the unresolved U.S.-China trade conflict.
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Estimates for 2018/19 nudged up to A$87.7 billion, in line with revisions seen in recent years but weaker than consensus of A$90.7 billion.
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Brent crude oil futures nudged up 0.2 percent to $81.32 a barrel after surging more than 3 percent overnight to $81.48, the highest since November 2014.
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If Turkey's central bank were to do the same it would have to reverse course — it nudged some rates down on Tuesday — and tighten monetary policy.
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A Colin Castleton put-back nudged the Wolverines' advantage to 270 before Appalachian State responded with a 264-23 run capped by Isaac Johnson's 23-pointer.
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IHS Markit's PMI, a guide to economic health, nudged up to 51.6 from a final April reading of 51.5, but was below market expectations for 51.7.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had a similar impact in the upper chamber, where he nudged the once-collegial body into maximalist partisanship and constitutional hardball.
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The project included four duets by and with four contemporary choreographers who nudged Ms. Whelan in new directions after her nearly 30 years as a ballerina.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales also nudged up 0.1 percent last month after a downwardly revised 0.6 percent increase in October.
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Thursday's gains nudged the sector to only the fourth worst in the S&P 215.7 this year, while technology stocks remained the best performer for 224.2.
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"Given the company's track record on capex, we would expect spending levels to be nudged down to $10-10.5 billion later in the year," Borkhataria said.
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When we arrived, we heard a few boos and we heard some cheers, and I nudged my kids and reminded them that's what freedom sounds like.
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And first lady Melania Trump visibly nudged the president during the playing of the national anthem, apparently reminding him to put his hand over his heart.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), considered a good gauge of overall economic health, nudged up 51.9 in August from July's 62753.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), considered a good gauge of overall economic health, nudged up 51.9 in August from July's 51.5.
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Well, the Clean & Clear one shown above nudged me to order the face wash I had run out of, but had been too lazy to reorder.
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Juventus went all out attack and got the decisive third goal four minutes from the final whistle, when Bernardeschi was nudged over in the penalty area.
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Then I went back to the truck, got the little lost one, rubbed it with the afterbirth and placenta, and nudged it up to the ewe.
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IHS Markit's PMI, a guide to economic health, nudged up to 51.6 from a final April reading of 24, but was below market expectations for 22.
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All up, group sales fell 4%, although underlying profit, which excluded one-off items and changes to accounting methods, nudged up 0.5% to A$41.5 million.
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After a decade of law firm and government work, she made partner at an elite firm but was nudged out the door a few years later.
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The OECD also marginally nudged up its estimates for growth in China to 6.6 percent this year and 6.4 percent in 2018, boosted by stimulus spending.
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The company's stock on Friday nudged up 1 percent, even as the broader market for tech stocks slipped, to set a new closing high of $172.45.
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She also nudged him to move the sermons away from fire and brimstone and toward issues of social justice, such as the Black Lives Matter movement.
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She is a party elder but also a politician who will not be nudged out of the arena, declining to unequivocally rule out a 2020 run.
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Infineon, which according to IHS Markit is the global market leader in power chips, recently nudged up its guidance for revenues in its business year to Sept.
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Nudged on by Ron Baron, Moelis told attendees at the Baron conference a story that has become one of his staple anecdotes about his relationship with Trump.
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The quits rate as a percentage of the workforce nudged lower from 2.3 percent, but it was still higher than the 2.2 percent of a year ago.
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Users will be able to check their passwords to find out if they've been breached, and will be nudged to change their passwords if they're not secure.
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Finland's 10-year government bond yield nudged higher after the PM's announcement, widening the spread over benchmark German Bund yields to its greatest in almost three weeks.
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The Fund's last set of forecasts in mid April nudged up its global growth projections to 3.5 percent for this year and 3.6 percent for next year.
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On the Korean peninsula, the deployment of a new South Korean missile defense system and imposition of new U.S. sanctions on the north has nudged tensions higher.
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The International Grains Council on Thursday nudged up its forecasts for world wheat production in the 2019/1.11603 season, largely reflecting an improved outlook for Russia's crop.
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HELSINKI, April 25 (Reuters) - Finnish elevator maker Kone on Thursday reported higher than expected first-quarter sales, and nudged up its forecasts for 2019 sales and profits.
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The euro nudged up 0.1 percent to $1.1238, adding to Friday's modest gains made after the release of a relatively upbeat euro zone purchasing managers' index (PMI).
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Even the yield on its six-year government bond briefly nudged above minus 0.40 percent — the cut-off for ECB purchases — for the first time since June.
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The International Grains Council on Thursday nudged up its forecasts for world wheat production in the 29/2305.00 season, largely reflecting an improved outlook for Russia's crop.
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The International Grains Council on Thursday nudged up its forecasts for world wheat production in the 2019/20 season, largely reflecting an improved outlook for Russia's crop.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), considered a good measure of overall economic health, nudged up to 51.8 in May from April's 51.5.
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I'm not usually one to ask for more push notifications, but I wish Poof would have nudged me every now and then to do something for Pretzel.
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Some youngsters, nudged along by the recent introduction of a 52-hour legal limit to the work week, are starting to say "no" to boozing after work.
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The rescuers sent down a giant box to where the leopard was stuck, and they nudged the structure towards the cat to encourage him to climb in.
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COPENHAGEN, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Danish jewellery maker Pandora posted third-quarter results on Tuesday roughly in line with expectations and nudged up its full-year profitability guidance.
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Likewise, low-risk sovereign bonds had to surrender a little of their recent gains and yields on 10-year debt nudged up 4 basis points 2.138 percent.
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U.S. lawmakers nudged Facebook on Wednesday to inform individual U.S. users — millions in total — that they saw Russian propaganda on the site during the 2016 presidential election.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), considered a good measure of overall economic health, nudged up to 52.2 in June from May's 51.8.
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They even nudged out my AirPods, which are the buds I usually opt to wear when I'm tired and intolerant of any discomfort in fit or sound.
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Their two draws and two losses have nudged them down to tenth in the Elo rankings, just three places lower than when Mr Ventura started his tenure.
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French and Dutch 10-year bond yields have also nudged up from last week's 2-1/2 year lows but remain well below levels of early 2019 .
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"It was a heatwave we didn't really need," he said on the phone after working from dawn until the temperature nudged 39 Celsius (102 Fahrenheit) at lunchtime.
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Just five years later, the Los Angeles Lakers—also featuring Chamberlain—nudged past that mark when an updated 82-game schedule allowed them to finish 69-13.
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Global equity markets nudged down on Wednesday as investors hoped central bank action in the world's biggest economies could temper some of the slowdown in global growth.
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Trump is the only person at liberty to block the release of the never-before-seen files, which some intelligence agencies have reportedly nudged him to do.
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The 30-year yield nudged up half a basis point to 0.825 percent, pulling away from a near two-month low of 0.815 percent set on Thursday.
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By contrast, the abortion rate has stayed relatively unchanged in developing regions and the share of pregnancies ending in abortion has nudged up from 21% to 24%.
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The average annual value for position players was nudged higher Tuesday with reports Colorado Rockies All-Star third baseman agreed to an eight-year, $260 million contract.
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She and the poor women imprisoned along with her have been lumped together, watching the red-wedge clock, because their circumstances nudged them into behaviors deemed criminal.
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Guterres nudged Myanmar to do more to help resettle hundreds of thousands of members of its Muslim Rohingya minority who have fled violence in the country's northwest.
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Gold nudged higher and commodities including iron ore and coking coal held recent hefty gains as Chinese demand drove steel prices to their highest since April 2014.
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The studio initially said that the show would debut on Stargate Command in 2017, but that seems to have been nudged back to sometime in early 2018.
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The result just missed market forecasts of growth of 0.7 percent for the quarter and nudged the local dollar down a quarter of a cent to $0.7580.
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Dissenting from that ruling, Judge Danny J. Boggs wrote that the Michigan law had no partisan tilt and merely nudged voters to think a little more carefully.
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The index nudged higher by 0.08 percent to close at 163,911.21 as trading houses saw gains while major exporters traded mixed, with Toyota closing 0.29 percent higher.
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Mr. D'Addario had begun working in real estate, and someone in their friend group nudged her to ask him for help finding a place of her own.
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European stocks had also nudged higher the day before with the European Central Bank seen cutting rates by 10 basis points at its policy meeting on Thursday.
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Gold prices nudged higher as investors shrugged off concerns that the stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer inflation could influence the Fed's decision on aggressive monetary policy easing.
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Fate nudged Hugue and Sarah in another direction and found them renting and renovating a perpetually empty 50s-style diner directly across the street from their apartment.
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The company's market capitalization first nudged past $900 billion at the start of November 2017, but since then, it has risen just 3.4 percent through Wednesday's close.
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But before long, the tempo started to stutter and swim, and the drummer and bandleader Dan Weiss nudged the group toward a harsh and forbiddingly loud climax.
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Found dead by Mark on the kitchen floor was his wife of 2741 years, Jennair, from whom Mark was separated as he nudged the couple toward divorce.
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Here, a single insult can rekindle badly healed wounds, and nudged by just a few excesses from the media or the public, push Lebanon to the brink.
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Voting this way means that voters will typically be nudged into getting to know more candidates, and candidates, too, will be pushed into campaigning across broader constituencies.
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The president of the Chinese Historical Society was nudged off the list of speakers, and the transportation secretary, John A. Volpe, failed to mention the Chinese workers.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which was nudged into canceling a fundraiser for Lipinski, has not cut off Cuellar or ruled out supporting him with party resources.
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The Trump campaign's counterprogramming, which nudged Democrats off Iowa's front pages for a day, was a helpful preview of what awaited Democrats when their marathon was over.
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The yen, which initially gained on safe-haven flows as the outbreak unfolded last month, nudged higher to 109.73 per dollar but remained in a narrow range.
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"I feel like this is where my life should be headed, and sometimes we just get kind of nudged there," she said at the November news conference.
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Bumped and nudged by one another and by melting pack ice, the bergs eventually get caught up in the southbound Labrador Current and sail down Iceberg Alley.
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Earlier, mixed data showing the employment rate in Britain at a record high but earnings excluding bonuses growing more slowly than expected had nudged the pound downwards.
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Her husband had nudged her to retire, her family said, but she insisted on running again, hoping the bill would have better odds the next time around.
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Later, I strolled past a fish market where a 16-foot marlin dangled from a hook, and sea lions, pelicans and frigate birds nudged iPhone-wielding tourists.
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The BCC nudged up its overall economic growth forecast for 2019 to 1.3%, reflecting a surge in stockpiling by companies before the original Brexit deadline in March.
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China also nudged up its borrowing costs overnight, as Beijing braced for new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump on Chinese imports worth as much as $60 billion .
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Mr Bastian reckons the EITC might have further positive effects: single mothers who are nudged into work, might serve as better role models for their kids, for instance.
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He leaned against the teen, nudged her, touched her with his elbow and placed his hands on her knee and upper thigh three times, according to the complaint.
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The daytime dance party suggested a bridge across the longstanding gap between mainstream festival crowds and Latinx artists, who've long been nudged by the industry into separate festivals.
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I don't know why everyone doesn't constantly talk about this endearingly deranged recipe, nudged in the pages of food journalist Johna Blinn's dense, out-of-print Celebrity Cookbook.
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An output index, which feeds into a composite PMI due on Wednesday and is regarded as a good gauge of economic health, nudged up to 54.7 from 54.4.
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"When we arrived we heard a few boos, and we heard some cheers," he said, "I nudged my kids and reminded them that is what freedom sounds like."
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"When we arrived we heard a few boos, and we heard some cheers," he said, "I nudged my kids and reminded them that is what freedom sounds like."
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EA nudged up its full-year adjusted revenue forecast to about $4.52 billion from $4.50 billion, and its adjusted profit forecast to about $3.04 per share from $3.00.
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The Blue Jackets have been looking for a stud defenceman for years, and Johansen's apparent stint in the doghouse of new coach John Tortorella nudged him into play.
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While customers are nudged to buy shoddy products, highlighted by an algorithm that can't detect nuances in review manipulation or customer sentiment in those reviews, Amazon still profits.
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It had scaled a near one-month peak of 111.790 on Tuesday before edging down in tandem with U.S. yields, which were nudged lower by falling oil prices.
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"Better that they scrape it than us," a museum employee said as Mr. May's team successfully nudged it through, albeit with one edge brushing against the garage door.
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Michael Kerr In late 1995, the physician nudged Kerr into taking part in an experimental clinical trial, which the 55-year-old now credits with saving his life.
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What he does: Semil Shah said when he couldn't get a job at a venture capital firm in the valley, some friends nudged him to start his own.
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It does not seem to have nudged the state, or the Republican Party, any closer to policies that might slow the warming that is contributing to that disaster.
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The charge is being led by Huawei, whose sales rose by 33% between the third quarters of 2017 and 2018, and which has nudged Apple into third place.
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The company on Thursday nudged up its full-year adjusted profit to $247 per share from $1.85 and its adjusted revenue forecast to $6.33 billion from $6.30 billion.
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U.S. crude futures were trading down 1.3 percent at $63.33 per barrel, while gold nudged up for a fourth day in the last five, to $1,340 per ounce.
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Or at least we weren't until we were nudged in the direction of a some visual material that offers a glimmer of hope in our post-nightlife age.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures ESv1 were up about 12 points, or 0.45 percent, before his tweet, then nudged about 1 point higher in the moments afterward.
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However, the time framework nudged me toward some deeply personal connections to the images, and through them, I feel more connected to the artists than I originally imagined.
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As part of the broader crackdown on more speculative financing, the PBOC has gently nudged up interbank market rates over the last year while using stricter financial regulations.
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He claims he was forced out of the mayor's security detail and nudged into retirement this year at age 56 because his commanders regarded him as a relic.
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With the help of allies, Ms. Harris nudged aside other prominent Democratic contenders, including Antonio Villaraigosa, the former mayor of Los Angeles, and United States Representative Xavier Becerra.
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When President Obama stalled on taking a stance on gay marriage, Biden in 2012 moved out front on the issue and nudged him to stake out a position.
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The grind of a long fortnight came to the fore as both players threw away serve, but Halep nudged 4-3 in front when Wozniacki's forehand deserted her.
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MSCI's emerging market stock index briefly touched its highest level since October, while the Australian dollar , often used a liquid proxy for China investments, nudged up to $0.7185.
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A report from Politico saying that current Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was out of the running for the top U.S. central bank job briefly nudged rates higher.
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It nudged up against the dollar and Swiss Franc too, briefly striking new 2-1/2-year highs against both at $1.1846 and 1.1468 francs per euro respectively.
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It trimmed its forecast for growth this year to 22 percent from 2.0 percent, but nudged up forecasts for 2018 and 2019 to 1.7 percent and 1.8 percent.
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What's important is that it never feels like you, as a reader, are being coerced or nudged by the shadowy hand of the behind the scenes PR machine.
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A man and woman nudged their way through those standing still and talked through the song about the best way to find their seats the moment it ended.
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I nudged and squeezed to see Tintoretto's earliest portraits and religious scenes, hesitant, yet already exhibiting the sketchy, speedy brush strokes that would later so perplex his contemporaries.
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As tables turn and turn again — nudged along by a wolfish impostor (Ward Horton) and some creative torturing — the movie allows scant time to ponder each new tack.
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In another paper, published in Psychological Science, Richeson and Craig found that exposure to the census report nudged participants to be more conservative on a variety of policies.
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Mr. Biden, the former vice president, had found initial success in doing just that, which had nudged other candidates toward making Mr. Trump more central to their strategy.
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If the globalist trends in art history of the past two decades have done nothing more, they've at least nudged us away from narrow, nationalist thinking about identity.
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And yet I find myself looking forward to all of them, in part to find out whether I might be nudged — or blasted — out of my comfort zone.
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I nudged my sister to wake her up but, she was already awake, she asked me if I had just seen that black thing crawling up the stairs.
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On that day, surrounded by devastation, what vexed the men most were the people speeding by, apparently sightseers, who created wakes that nudged the water line inches higher.
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So instead of a smiley face Twitter users are being nudged toward an on-brand-message Twitter heart, in keeping with its longstanding pick for a pleasure symbol.
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Edris was stumbling when he was nudged from his left side, causing him to bring down his Ethiopia teammate Yomif Kejelcha, who was elevated to third from fourth.
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The company on Thursday nudged up its full-year adjusted profit to $1.88 per share from $1.85 and its adjusted revenue forecast to $6.33 billion from $6.30 billion.
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As recently as June, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt delayed Obama-era safety rules that would have at least nudged companies into improving safety practices and sharing more information.
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The Paris-based policy forum nudged up its estimate for this year from 20183 percent in its last forecasts dating from September, and left its 22018 projection unchanged.
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Though the negotiations are still fluid, Mr. Jeter's group may have nudged in front because he may have found enough deep-pocketed partners, according to The Miami Herald.
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Boban Marjanovic's short jumper nudged Detroit's lead to 88-74 in the closing seconds of the third, but Gordon answered with a 3-pointer before the quarter ended.
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Pointing to underlying weakness in the sector, which accounts for about 11% of the economy, unfilled orders at factories nudged up 0.1% after the same gain in July.
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China's central bank cut rates on seven-day reverse repurchase agreements by five basis points to 257.76%, a move that nudged the yuan higher while lowering bond yields.
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Costa netted the second in the 50th as West Ham midfielder Pedro Obiang flicked Cesc Fàbregas's corner kick straight to Costa, who nudged it in from close range.
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"Crude prices continued their stellar performance into year-end, nudged along by the more benevolent inventory data published by the EIA," said Stephen Innes, market strategist at AxiTrader.
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But then Capex data, which nudged up modestly in the March quarter, also showed the outlook for investment and spending on equipment, plant and machinery was below expectations.
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The man-biting-dog part would be if Facebook's curators had no bias at all and never nudged the social network's machine-generated output one way or another.
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The 212-228 rout capped an 229-22 surge that nudged L.A.'s record to 21-218, good for a promising fourth in the dauntingly deep Western Conference.
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Pop punk had been nudged through the 1990s by Green Day and the Offspring when Blink-182 came thrusting into the mainstream, middle fingers up and asses out.
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People who were on the original Silver and Gold unlimited parcels plan are getting nudged down to the Basic $19 per month plan, which includes 5 packages per month.
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But with last week's Autumn Update, developer Psyonix has nudged the experience more towards the latter by standardizing the dimensions of every arena in the game's public online modes.
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One of the 13-year-olds refused to give the officers any of the information, stood up and nudged one of the officers who stood in front of him.
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Nokia nudged up its cost-cutting target for the merger, seeking savings of "above" 900 million euros in the course of 2018, compared with "approximately" 900 million euros before.
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A kayaker off the coast of Western Australia had a hair-raising encounter with a shark on Thursday, when it circled him and nudged his boat from the side.
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NEOs "have been nudged by the gravitational attraction of the giant planets in our solar system into orbits that allow them to enter Earth's neighborhood," according to space scientists.
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The same could happen if central banks in Europe and Japan decided they no longer wanted to buy government debt: such fears this month nudged up yields in Europe.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies nudged up 20.85 percent to 94.875 and was close to 94.941, the 10-day peak scaled a day earlier.
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Thinking that safety would come with scale, Iceland's government nudged Icelandair to take over WOW last year, and the UAE's government urged Emirates to do the same with Etihad.
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Gold was nudged lower to $1,262 an ounce after the payrolls figures and now looks set to score a modest weekly fall for the first time in four weeks.
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C: When we got together, I think I was kind of nudged by her in the direction of being more responsible with my finances and focusing more on saving.
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But ironically, on a difficulty-adjusted basis, the easiest to achieve of Mr Nadal's major titles still nudged his career resume in grand slams just ahead of Mr Federer's.
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French and Dutch 10-year bond yields have also nudged up from last week's 2-1/2 year lows but remain well below levels they started this year at .
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Shares in Barratt, which have surged nearly 25% this year, gained as much as 1.4% on Wednesday, and nudged stocks of rival housebuilders higher on the blue-chip index.
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You might recall Jon had a similar sitch while attending a wedding last week -- but unlike Richie, he had to be strongly nudged into belting out the same tune.
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The Rams went on a 15.93-0 run midway through the first half and nudged ahead 26-20 when Lewis hit a jumper with 3:47 left until halftime.
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Oil prices nudged down, retreating from positive territory as traders digested comments from OPEC states about the prospects of an output cut and ahead of U.S. crude inventory data.
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It's recognizable as Macbeth, but the antihero this time is a bisexual teenager named Maria, nudged along the path toward success and then disaster by her closeted girlfriend Lily.
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They nudged Android phone makers in the right direction, signaled Google's hardware priorities and expectations, and boosted Samsung's respectability — just as the Nexus One bumped up HTC's brand cachet.
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This nudged us towards our ultimate approach: working out how far ahead a champion would have been if his rivals had played to a typical standard for their era.
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That nudged some buyers who normally might not have picked up a copy, but the big draw was the game received the franchise's best review scores in 12 years.
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The supermarket retailer Casino nudged up its full year financial guidance on Thursday as stronger results in its main French market and in Brazil boosted its first-half earnings.
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Broadly akin to the Blue House spokesperson's statement the day prior, Moon praised the meaningful progress made in Vietnam and nudged President Trump's "commitment to continuing talks" with Kim.
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The shift upward in yields lifted the dollar to a one-week top against a basket of currencies, and nudged it up 0.1 percent on the yen to 112.29.
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One of their conclusions is people need to be nudged by employers to stay on track, often in ways that keep them from missing the money they are saving.
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January 2020 futures contracts nudged up to 6.50 percent, wiping out the 15 basis-point easing they had implied all week in the biggest one-day rise since October.
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Thomas Delaney got a touch and nudged it to Mathias Jorgensen, who took a shot; it bounced off a couple of Croatian players, including the goalkeeper, and went in.
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Mr. Eichenbaum, the Queens borough historian, said the area was known as south Flushing before developers nudged it semantically, if not geographically, closer to the more affluent Kew Gardens.
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To do this, Trump has nudged the Secretary of the Army to consider "whether to withdraw the Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement" for the project.
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When the author of a "60 Minutes" retrospective began asking questions about the treatment of female staff members, Mr. Fager approached the writer and nudged him off the project.
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But I did try and make sure everyone was included in that conversation, and nudged it toward one person or another if they had been quiet for a while.
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Derek Bowman: I had submitted several versions of this puzzle to Will and Joel to the extent that they (kindly) nudged me in the direction of finding a collaborator.
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Yet there is a concern the STB might be moved by the swell of activist policymaking, perhaps nudged by a select group of powerful shippers seeking to take advantage.
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People also benefited from having a circle of lifelong friends, a clear sense of purpose, an environment that nudged them into constant movement, and daily rituals that mitigated stress.
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There is little room to spare at the mouth of the base, so the 65,43-tonne behemoth, HMS Queen Elizabeth, is nudged along by a specially commissioned tug, SD Tempest.
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Bob Menendez, D-New Jersey, pressed Carson about those criticisms and nudged him to go on the record that he would uphold HUD's mission and that he supports its programs.
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"The key thing is that geopolitics and inflation have nudged themselves to the top of the queue as the key drivers of gold," said Ross Norman, CEO of Sharps Pixley.
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You could make a case for Chris Pratt's pithy one-liners and Bryce Dallas Howard's superhuman sprint in heels as moments that nudged the industry yardsticks a few feet backwards.
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Earning $41.6 million opening weekend, Ocean's 8 broke the box office opening weekend record for all Ocean's movies, and nudged Solo: A Star Wars Story from the number-one spot.
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The greenback nudged up on Tuesday against its key rivals as investors waited on more catalysts after the European Union parliamentary elections showed a polarization of the 11.50-member block.
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The greenback, measured against a basket of currencies , scaled a 2018 peak, while the euro nudged up slightly to $1.1350 after data showed euro zone inflation picking up in October.
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To correct for this tendency, generic-ballot figures need to be nudged back towards the equilibrium state, by an amount that depends on how far away from it they started.
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Though we know we should follow certain behaviors — say, save for an emergency or pay off our credit card bill — we often need to be "nudged" to actually follow through.
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Nonetheless, the central bank held rates steady, even as it nudged economic growth forecasts higher, saying the big unknown of Trump's trade policies makes it prudent to wait and see.
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So far this year, boutique banks have nudged bigger banks aside to claim advisory roles on deals like Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn and the ongoing dance between Bayer and Monsanto.
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The dollar nudged up 73 percent to 27 yen after falling to 21.2798 overnight, its lowest since June 21, when post-Brexit referendum turmoil had boosted the safe-haven yen.
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The pound was effectively flat at $1.4299, nudged away from a post-Brexit referendum 22-month high of $1.4377 scaled early on Tuesday by weaker-than-expected British wage data.
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But the industrial metal was still headed for a third week of gains as a weaker dollar nudged traders to close positions ahead of China's Lunar Year holidays next week.
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The four-week moving average of claims, considered a better measure of labor market trends as it irons out week-to-week volatility, nudged up 250 to 259,750 last week.
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Britain's pound nudged up to $2228 after UK Prime Minister Theresa May had said on Tuesday that she would now lead negotiations on the country's departure from the European Union.
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Hischier caught up to the puck and, with Sanheim and Provorov both trying to poke it free from behind, nudged a backhand through Hart's legs at the 5:08 mark.
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As David and his cohort recede from view, Johnny becomes the novel's protagonist, though he has the provisional feel of a secondary character nudged from the wings into the spotlight.
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Gains in Wal-Mart and Johnson & Johnson nudged the Dow Jones Industrial Average to another record high but declines in financials kept gains on the S&P 2147 in check.
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"Her ability to be a friend was epic," Ms. Norris said, saying Ms. Ifill had nudged her at a party to talk to the man who later became her husband.
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The euro nudged higher to $1.1350 but was struck within recent ranges - the single currency has struggled this month as worries about the state of the euro zone economy grow.
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The board, nudged by Mr. Perlmutter, overruled Mr. Peerenboom and reworked the agreement so that Ms. Donnelly did not have to submit a competitive bid to run the tennis complex.
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A chance to demonstrate emotional maturity is up for grabs when you're nudged to clarify expectations about who pays for what, or who is responsible for various tasks and bills.
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How often I replayed this moment again and again, until it gained a meaningful pitch: when Suzanne nudged me so I knew the man walking toward the fire was Russell.
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Early breastfeeding rates nudged up to 73 percent in 2015 from 51 percent in 2000 in East and Southern Africa and were unchanged in West and Central Africa, it said.
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He fared better in the second half, with Brahms's First Symphony, as the players nudged his sluggish tempos ahead, and by the finale, he appeared fully involved and taking control.
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In 2017, she switched to color, nudged into the rainbow by what she said was her first, and only, collaboration with a brand, Christian Louboutin, around Art Basel Hong Kong.
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President Sebastian Pinera`s popularity rating of 12% following the social protests - a record low for a Chilean president - nudged up to 18% this week, according to poll firm Cadem.
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Average hourly earnings grew by 3% over the past year, in line with estimates, while the average work week, considered a key measure of productivity, nudged up to 34.4 hours.
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In December, however, women held 76.25 million out of America's 152.38 million jobs, pushing women to the 50.04% mark, the first time it's nudged above the halfway mark since 2010.
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But the unemployment rate nudged up to 4.8 percent and wages increased modestly, suggesting inflationary pressures from the jobs market may not be as great as some investors have thought.
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Ryanair nudged up its traffic forecast for the year to the end of March, saying it expects to fly 131 million passengers, up from an earlier forecast of 130 million.
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Britain's pound nudged up to $21 after UK Prime Minister Theresa May had said on Tuesday that she would now lead negotiations on the country's departure from the European Union.
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The pound was effectively flat at $1.4295, nudged away from a post-Brexit referendum 22-month high of $1.4377 scaled early on Tuesday by weaker-than-expected British wage data.
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In recent weeks, he has nudged Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders on health care and has been in something of a sniper fight with former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas.
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Another, larger study found that changing an electronic medical record's default options for opioid prescribing — an example of so-called choice architecture — nudged physicians to prescribe fewer of the drugs.
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His fall/winter 2017 runway show unfolded around a life-size rocket that just nudged the atrium of the grand palais, as if it was ready to break the ceiling.
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What if your employer made you wear a wristband that tracked your every move, and that even nudged you via vibrations when it judged that you were doing something wrong?
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Herro's 2509-pointer and Nick Richards' free throw nudged Kentucky to a 58-51 lead with 3:36 remaining, but the Wildcats then went more than three minutes without scoring.
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So in that moment at Cal 210 years ago, Harbaugh nudged his father, Jack, who was in his first season as Stanford's defensive coordinator, to quietly set the record straight.
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The prospect of political instability nudged the yield on Slovenia's 10-year benchmark bond up to 1.192 percent by 1114 GMT, up from 1.149 on Friday, according to Reuters data.
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Bond yields - which have been edging up in recent weeks after media reports that the ECB might "taper" or scale back its scheme - nudged higher with the strengthening single currency.
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When Comey demurred and — after repeatedly failing to bring the Russia investigation to a close as Trump nudged him to — was fired, it prompted the appointment of a special counsel.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, looming at one end of the stage, nudged and honked his way into the proceedings like an SUV cutting in to Midtown traffic.
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Meanwhile, unemployment in the U.K. nudged lower in the three months to May and hit its lowest level since late 2005, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
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In December, the median rent in the Manhattan luxury market — that is, the top 10 percent of all transactions — nudged down to $8,500 a month from $8,537 a month in November.
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Enoch scored the Cardinals' first 10 points of the second half before Nwora's jumper triggered a 15-26 burst that nudged the lead to 213-27 at the 211:24 juncture.
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His father Duncan Hunter, a veteran and revered former congressman, nudged the younger Hunter into the race when he was about to vacate the seat he had held for 28 years.
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But it's estimated that while that blockbuster deal pushed Dre's net worth to about $1.1 billion, state and local taxes ultimately nudged it to just below the $1 billion-dollar mark.
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