It wasn't the same plummet into love that left me forgetting who I was and what I cared about; the plummet that turned me into a human catalogue of another person's perfection.
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The film community grows as the temperatures continue to plummet.
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At night, temperatures can plummet to negative 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Chinese stocks plummet as Huawei CFO arrest raises trade fears
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Watching the stock price plummet, Linda begs for Fig's help.
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Viewers watched him plummet, legs and arms spread, stomach down.
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Almost immediately, the restaurant's rating on Yelp begins to plummet.
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And its sales among American buyers only continue to plummet.
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Samsung sees Q1 profit plummet 60% And then Japan interceded.
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KS: No, no, really you would, your business would plummet.
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Business confidence could plummet should the authorities start confiscating assets.
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When vaccine rates plummet, death and disability from measles increases.
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So what we're going to see is their revenues plummet.
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The key is to stay disciplined even as markets plummet.
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In 2007 print advertising in my magazines started to plummet.
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But if they're feeling strong emotions, those scores can plummet.
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Her soul seemed to leave her body and plummet through space.
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By 2013, the unprecedented drought caused Colorado River reservoirs to plummet.
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But by January these rates plummet to less than half that.
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Hosts will likely begin dropping the site and bookings will plummet.
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The latter also saw its stock price plummet more than 4%.
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But what's a quick plummet to your death between friends, really?
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Take-up of the latter could cause car sales to plummet.
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You think it will either continue to soar, or plummet fantastically.
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Then, measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination rates began to plummet.
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Flood the roads with autonomous vehicles and watch collision deaths plummet.
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It also coincides with Trump's plummet in battleground state polls. Rep.
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Villains plummet to their deaths in tandem with the song's beats.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PLUMMET AFTER FEBRUARY EMPLOYMENT REPORT DRASTICALLY MISSES EXPECTATIONS
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Either way, Facebook's overall traffic to news organizations continued to plummet.
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It did plummet 103 percent in just two weeks between Jan.
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Industry veterans, however, believe that as production soars, values will plummet.
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The staff cuts and diversity issues have caused morale to plummet.
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"If we check those two boxes, recidivism rates plummet," Safavian says.
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Apple's move comes as prices for renewable energy continue to plummet.
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Cable networks showed the Dow Jones average plummet as Trump spoke.
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Industry revenues, which had been climbing, would stall and then plummet.
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"If we lose that market, the price will plummet," Lardy said.
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But, over all, life expectancy climbs and poverty and disease plummet.
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But the price of panels and batteries has continued to plummet.
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Inequality is about to explode as taxes for the rich plummet.
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Many feared that vacancy rates would soar and rents would plummet.
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That's a 38% plummet in the company's valuation in 10 weeks.
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Revenue to the offending websites would presumably plummet as a result.
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Surviving a six-mile plummet is highly unlikely, but not impossible.
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That would represent more than a 30% plummet from current levels.
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After all, you're watching your net worth plummet by the day.
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This weekend, a derelict Chinese space station will plummet to Earth.
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If sales continue to plummet, he will consider relocating elsewhere in midtown.
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Lam, who once scored highly in opinion polls, saw her popularity plummet.
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For a string of LED bulbs, that figure would plummet to $0.27.
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Around 1,000 mainland firms plummet the maximum allowed 10 percent daily limit.
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So, if that company won the bidding war, the price would plummet.
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The technicals for the stock suggested that it was ready to plummet.
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UK stock markets would fall 5%, while the pound would plummet 10%.
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UK stock markets would fall 210%, while the pound would plummet 250%.
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Same-store sales are forecast to plummet 28.4 percent in the quarter.
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Raleigh, NC, saw the largest plummet, with tech listings dropping by 14.6%.
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Around 26.7886,000 mainland firms plummet the maximum allowed 10 percent daily limit.
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"This administration knows no depths they won't plummet politicizing defense," he said.
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It caused traffic to viral sites like Upworthy and Distractify to plummet.
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New York City and Philadelphia will plummet to 3 degrees this weekend.
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That raised concerns that demand for the plug-in vehicles would plummet.
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Escalating conflict in Libya could cause production there to plummet as well.
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The uncertainty would be unprecedented; the value of the pound would plummet.
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However, a person's vitamin D supply doesn't plummet immediately in the winter.
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Executives warned that profits would plummet as the company improves privacy safeguards.
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There's also the question of why testicles plummet in the first place.
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The pupils constrict; blood oxygen levels plummet; the heart goes into arrhythmia.
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In Maricopa County, Sheriff Joseph Arpaio aimed to make that number plummet.
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After three back-and-forth replies, your chances of persuading anyone plummet.
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Costs for fuel and fertilizer climb while prices earned per bushel plummet.
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Past surveys, of course, show Millennials fear stocks because prices sometimes plummet.
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But instead, the radical and swift changes caused grain output to plummet.
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Your mood may plummet because you suddenly have nothing to work towards.
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After Tuesday's primary, that number could plummet to just over 50 percent.
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Continued uncertainty over the future terms of trade has caused investment to plummet.
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Volkswagen saw shares plummet as much as 2.73 percent before paring most losses.
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Since seeing sales plummet, Chipotle has increased its promotions to get customers back.
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But that price is going to plummet once the new phone is out.
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Output could plummet if the country or PDVSA fall into full-scale default.
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As the November midterm elections approach, Heitkamp's poll numbers have begun to plummet.
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After the US sent people to the moon, NASA's budget began to plummet.
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Even while the votes were being counted, the pound sterling started to plummet.
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The network reportedly saw viewership plummet during the conservative host's 6 o'clock hour.
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I repeatedly missed jumps that seemed simple ony to plummet to my death.
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Yet not everyone has discounted the possibility that oil prices will plummet again.
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If HB2 is allowed to stand, that number will plummet to just ten.
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Eventually, the stock started to plummet and Pop lost everything on the investment.
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Since the murders, Mr. Fico's party, SMER-SD, has seen its support plummet.
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Now the pandemic has caused rides to plummet by two-thirds or more.
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Barring a sudden plummet, today will mark the longest U.S. bull market yet.
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If Beijing and Washington continue to ratchet tensions higher, business confidence could plummet.
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This has been the story across Europe, as establishment parties plummet in popularity.
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In years when he doesn't have a film, French box-office revenues plummet.
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If other countries sold, too, and prices plummet then it could lose billions.
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Several of the major frac sand companies saw shares plummet amid investor skepticism.
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Their bill's projected plummet in Medicaid spending isn't helping matters for G.O.P. leaders.
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Mr. Ito's plummet this weekend was much deserved, certainly swift, and also shocking.
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The moves caused the Mexican peso to plummet to its lowest historical level.
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A federal subpoena a few months ago caused Alere shares to plummet again.
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At night on the moon, temperatures plummet to about minus 180 degrees Celsius.
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Bond prices move opposite yields, which means as yields plummet, prices will rise.
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Support for the American media continues to plummet, languishing around near-historical lows.
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Per-mile costs plummet, passenger demand spikes, and ride-hail companies reap the rewards.
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But once the pill came on the scene, use of diaphragms began to plummet.
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BENNETT: And Putin said, it&aposs very important that those prices don&apost plummet.
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The move caused outrage among the political establishment and prompted the pound to plummet.
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As alliances shift and bullets keep flying, the odds of anyone doing so plummet.
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Citi's Itay Michaeli sees increasing probability the shares plummet more than 22% to $36.
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Bitterfeld-Wolfen has seen its population plummet from 25,27 in 220 to 40,500 today.
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Thus, the next time stocks plummet, Cramer recommended buying both TJX and Home Depot.
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Is he saying she's going to fall off Drogon and plummet to her death?
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Global temperatures will plummet in the years ahead, before rising again to unsurvivable levels.
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Amid crescendos of criticism about monopolistic power, these companies saw their market value plummet.
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But does a modest decline in markets invariably mean earnings are going to plummet?
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And no, even as temperatures plummet he has no plans to put on pants.
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By early November, however, Carson's numbers started to plummet in Iowa as Cruz surged.
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If this information spreads, the public will become panicked and the economy could plummet.
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And one public company that specializes in medallion lending has seen its stock plummet.
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He said he was afraid he would fall asleep and plummet to the floor.
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"Real estate values and taxes in New York would plummet," Mr. Trump prognosticated darkly.
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In 2000, manufacturing employment started to plummet, the same year disability applications began surging.
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All-cash deals and investor purchases have seen their share of total purchases plummet.
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The companies saw the value of those investments plummet when the housing market collapsed.
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So-called "flash crashes" – when cryptocurrencies suddenly plummet in value – are also a threat.
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But this year, demand has remained high despite the usual plummet after Super Bowl.
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This is Twitter's way of reassuring investors that its user numbers will not plummet.
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Well in Yakutsk, where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, it happened.
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During a lunar night, temperatures can plummet as low as −170°C (−274°F).
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Since then, the coronavirus pandemic has rocked businesses and caused stock values to plummet.
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National output will plummet during April through June, by perhaps more than 20 percent.
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Yellow cab owners worried that the value of their million-dollar medallions would plummet.
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Inside the Outbreak China's entrepreneurs, essential to the economy, have seen their fortunes plummet.
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Still, Necajevs knows that Gulbis's plummet from tennis prominence has been no laughing matter.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Skies continue mostly clear, and with calm winds, temperatures plummet again.
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Does this flood of supply mean housing prices will plummet to more affordable levels?
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"Your productivity, your cognitive abilities, your creativity, they all plummet," without sleep, he says.
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Some forecast models predict a sudden pressure plummet Friday evening off the Atlantic coast.
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Without these relationships, prices for crops and livestock would plummet for farmers and ranchers.
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Radiation treatments sent her into early-onset menopause, causing her sex drive to plummet.
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Under the new rule, the industry's revenue will plummet by two-thirds, the CFPB estimated.
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The move had caused the values of the demonstrators' homes in such buildings to plummet.
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Meanwhile, Twitter's stock price continues to plummet; the markets demand user growth, which has plateaued.
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The plummet of Apple's stock this week is an articulation of the question: What's next?
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Then, America gained substantial favorability worldwide under Obama, only to plummet following the 2016 election.
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My body is still hurting and my mental health begins to plummet as a result.
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Ether's plummet below $300 has sparked a mixed debate among those in the crypto community.
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When decomposed in water, the algae causes oxygen levels to plummet in the ocean's depths.
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Xiaomi's smartphone market share could plummet again, eventually dragging down the number of internet users.
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The securities fraud complaint caused shares to plummet more than 13% in after-hours trading.
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It is usually the beginning of the end as ratings plummet with the desperate move.
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The industry expects demand for fuel oil to plummet as few ships have such equipment.
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The stock began to plummet when investors worried about the slowdown in growth of ESPN.
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The fabricated news briefly caused the U.S. stock market to plummet before recovering minutes later.
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In addition, it could make "home values plummet ... equity evaporate," and Americans' "nest eggs" disappear.
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But drug prices do not typically plummet until there multiple generics are on the market.
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Yet by the fall of 1966, the Great Society was beginning its plummet to earth.
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Trump's recent trade feud with China, however, prompted prices of grain sorghum to plummet 25%.
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But prices typically don't plummet until there are multiple generics, as there will be now.
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But those rates started to plummet in the 1990s, dropping 34% between 1994 and 2000.
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And if diatom populations were to plummet, there would be global implications beyond the sea.
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Overseers are paying meticulous attention to which stocks seem to be surging as others plummet.
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PornHub charted a 77 percent plummet in traffic numbers during this time, which isn't surprising.
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Critics worry that the number of computers on the network could plummet as a result.
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On December 280, 2016, Brenda Herron received a phone call that made her heart plummet.
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"It would only take a loose rock or bad footing to plummet," the site reads.
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So healthcare if the Democrats win:Lines waiting for care and a plummet in new doctors.
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In turn, airlines have slashed capacity dramatically, and the hospitality industry has seen business plummet.
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The percentage of people exposed to severe heat waves would plummet to about 14 percent.
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Cryptocurrency markets plunged following a plummet in oil prices and further sell-off in stocks.
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As crime has continued to plummet, the number of New Yorkers behind bars has fallen.
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Birds cut through the air with ease, while our drones plummet out of the sky.
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They need Russian support to make production deals happen so that prices don't plummet again.
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PayPal's stock continued to plummet Thursday, while shares of eBay rose near a record high.
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He estimates there's a 20% chance the market will plummet 40% to 60% in 2020.
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At the National September 11 Memorial Museum, walls of water plummet into twin black voids.
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Wynn stock continued to plummet in Monday trading, down 8 percent from Friday's closing price.
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Coupled with hot and dry weather conditions, this will potentially cause corn yields to plummet.
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As oil prices plummet, Saudi Arabia is looking to the internet for more sources of revenue.
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Without marriage as an end goal, the pressure would immediately plummet for him and the contestants.
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I'm sure that'll give people context, but my Google search rankings are going to plummet now.
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Oversupply caused oil prices to plummet as much as 75% between 2014 and earlier this year.
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Sure, maybe Bitcoin's price will plummet before it comes anywhere near the price of $103 million.
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If the refrigeration is on, temperatures can plummet to as low as minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Tourism makes up 14% of the Turkish economy and it's already plummet by 8% this year.
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As one or both of these quests succeeded, the shortage would ease and prices would plummet.
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Nearly overnight, creators who had profited from misleading headlines and thumbnails saw their view counts plummet.
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When markets plummet, they are often blamed for deliberately exacerbating the fall to reap bigger returns.
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"If rates plummet, a mortgage refinance boom will develop, which will increase bank earnings," Bove wrote.
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But the long-term threat to diamonds' lustre is more surprising: that their price could plummet.
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And net worth is set to plummet after the UK government's planned hard Brexit in October.
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Meanwhile, although whale meat remains on Japanese menus and shop shelves, its consumption continues to plummet.
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But for LG, who's seen its phone sales plummet over the years, it's a uphill battle.
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Mr Edwards thinks the yields on Treasuries will plummet to below zero in the next recession.
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Relieved of his duties, Kelly's preparing to plummet through Earth's atmosphere in a Soyuz spacecraft tomorrow.
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If a recession does occur, corporate profits will plummet, as they always do when demand contracts.
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I love the overhead angles of the cliff that reveal just how dramatic that plummet is.
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The worst that happens is you plummet into a death pit and lose a few coins.
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Despite an initial plummet as votes were counted Tuesday night, stocks have soared since Trump's election.
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Given Mr Mugabe's track record, that means they are likely to plummet in value very fast.
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Conversely, Trump's chances of victory could plummet if he fails to convince voters he's presidential material.
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The Street is expecting Exxon's earnings to plummet by more than 4.33% from a year ago.
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Crime will go down, border crossings will plummet, gangs will disappear, and welfare use will decrease.
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The loss of the Chinese market caused U.S. corn prices to plummet, the farmers' lawyers said.
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When ranchers lose their allotments, the local economy suffers – incomes plummet, businesses close and schools shutter.
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That explosion released billions of tons of sulfur into the atmosphere, causing global temperatures to plummet.
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"The stock borrow rates will plummet very quickly," said Ihor Dusaniwsky, S3 Partners' head of research.
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He knows he's just lost his star anchor and the network's credibility is about to plummet.
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As shares soared, they curtailed the ability to purchase shares on margin, causing prices to plummet.
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The redesign caused its stock to plummet, and the company has struggled to grow significantly since.
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It comes as Trump has endured several difficult weeks and seen his standing in polls plummet.
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But after that, the company&aposs sales did plummet, falling to just $45 million in 2016.
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But during extended declines, overnight sell orders may cause prices to plummet when the market opens.
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So when stocks suddenly plummet, there will be fewer funds to step in, extending the fall.
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The two networks' nomination totals didn't plummet either — which was unusual for cable networks this year.
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The spread of COVID-19 has led demand for air travel to plummet around the world.
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The moves came after and American Airlines saw their stocks plummet more than 97.33% each overnight.
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Even before the plummet, the stock had fallen by 22 percent in the last 12 months.
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Charities fear giving would plummet if the standard deduction were doubled without creating a universal deduction.
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But while the morning starts off in the 50s, the mercury will plummet all day long.
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For anyone, athlete or not, the next step could always mean a plummet to the bottom.
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The reflective satellite will plummet down to Earth this week -- and won't leave any traces behind.
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According to Google's own estimates, the cost of ads without third-party data would plummet 57%.
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Warren's current positioning represents a full 6 point plummet in a single week in this poll.
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Temperatures will plummet Sunday afternoon, changing the last of the precipitation back to sleet or snow.
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If all goes as planned, this asteroidal bounty will plummet down to the Utah desert in 2023.
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The National Mining Association produced a report that concluded coal-related employment could plummet by 20123,22012 positions.
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If the robots perform as promised, making driving much safer and more efficient, those costs could plummet.
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If either bitcoin goes up or electricity costs plummet, the energy consumption should increase, and vice versa.
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GRAPHIC: Pulp Friction: Rough debut for China's pulp futures as prices plummet 10% on opening day - tmsnrt.
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Soon after the small jet takes off, the engine sputters and the plane begins to rapidly plummet.
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Multiple Instacart workers told Ars Technica that sidelining tipping had made their income on the app plummet.
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Upscale retailers have seen earnings and share prices plummet as demand for luxury goods continues to decline.
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Despite the stock's plummet, "Halftime Report" expert Josh Brown still believes in the San Francisco-based company.
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But when oil prices fall, as they started to in 2014, government revenues plummet and budgets shrivel.
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By 2100, three in four people would be exposed to deadly heatwaves annually unless carbon emissions plummet.
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Analyst expectations are always built into the stock price and missing them will cause shares to plummet.
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California has seen its hydro output plummet in the past few years amid a historic dry spell.
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Many of these names consistently post strong earnings and revenue growth but have watched share prices plummet.
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However, shares tend to plummet by 10 percent on average in the 30-day post-earnings period.
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This causes the world&aposs IQ to plummet dramatically, except for Chris Cuomo, he actually becomes smarter.
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In the three months ending in June, Tesla (TSLA) lost $408 million, causing the stock to plummet.
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And if Trump's numbers continue to plummet, we may even see some of them run against Trump.
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It's shocking to watch, as students plummet from the first floor into the basement of an apartment.
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A flurry of new scrap import regulations has caused headline imports to plummet as flows get redirected.
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For many, the prospect of wearing a bathing suit in the summer can make their confidence plummet.
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They noted that the Games would take place during the Southern Hemisphere's winter, when mosquito populations plummet.
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If they stop doing either of those things, their revenues will decline, and stock prices will plummet.
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The well-known American brand saw its Tmall sales plummet 1.13 to 21.1 percent for the year.
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Beneath the sun-blocking canopy, surface temperatures would plummet, conceivably by as much as 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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If the December contract trades down to $1,260, I'll expect it to plummet to $1,240 quickly. 3.
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As Clinton's character continues to be tarnished, the enthusiasm among her own supporters will continue to plummet.
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And a number of big Chinese tech companies have seen their share prices plummet for other reasons.
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It is a matter of ongoing debate why their numbers began to plummet roughly 2000,22005 years ago.
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If that happens, then U.S. drilling will increase, supply will climb and, eventually, oil prices will plummet.
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Turkey Turkey's currency continues to plummet as it wrestles with a crisis that's reverberating around the globe.
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He had been sidelined by back injuries, watching his ranking plummet to 898th while he was away.
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When Mr. Cohn announced that he was resigning, the predictions were that the stock market would plummet.
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When they don't have the comfort of privacy, and when their hands are free, those numbers plummet.
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But stopping chemotherapy gave the tumor a chance to grow, causing Bill's chances of survival to plummet.
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Thursday's plummet in U.S. stocks left some traders fearful over how much more pain they can withstand.
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The sanctions caused Rusal's share price to plummet by 50 percent and roiled the global aluminum market.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, a company that also bought patents and raised drug prices, saw its stock plummet.
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"Hard Brexit, pound plummet, Tube strike," Alex Caldwell, a Londoner, wrote on Twitter, adding the hashtag #blueMonday.
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And as the labor market tightens, retention rates plummet and demand for skilled workers fuels costly churn.
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President Donald Trump said the stock market would plummet if he were to be removed from office.
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Rapturous, the entire orchestra seems to soar and plummet, up and down, finally, joyously finding its path.
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The Renewal label itself caused parents to seek other options, causing enrollment in some schools to plummet.
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Just like that, Brooks recounts, her confidence, which had moments before been so plentiful, quickly began to plummet.
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However, in all candor, I never dreamed that the 10-year Treasury yield would plummet to 1.3 percent.
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The mild conditions will be extremely short-lived as temperatures plummet overnight and pave the way for snow.
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This happens because of ram pressure stripping, which is when gravity causes galaxies to plummet into galaxy clusters.
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This happens because of ram pressure stripping, which is when gravity causes galaxies to plummet into galaxy clusters.
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Temperatures there will plummet from a high around 80 degrees Fahrenheit Wednesday to below freezing for Thursday's high.
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There's a sort of contradictory sense that the faster you plummet, the more in-control you actually are.
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Still, escalating tensions concerned a farm sector that has lost a key export market and seen incomes plummet.
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Fees for satellite-data services will also plummet, experts reckon, as new constellations of broadband satellites are launched.
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"Where skies become clear and winds diminish at night, temperatures can plummet below freezing on occasion," Pastelok said.
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Estrogen and progesterone levels spike during pregnancy and then plummet back to normal levels shortly after giving birth.
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The firm sees it as increasingly likely that the stock will plummet as far as $36 a share.
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That means that if sperm count continues to plummet, then we could see more men having problems conceiving.
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The flight of executives from Tesla Motors reminds one shrewd investor of the shakeups that preceded Valeant's plummet.
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Take away the drama and intrigue, and show ratings may well plummet into the dark depths of hell.
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And this is the key: If you separate out the healthy from the ill, insurance premiums will plummet.
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When Drogon is shot out from under Dany, we watch in terror as they plummet through the air.
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There was a peak in cellphones, which caused Apple to plummet and take down semiconductor companies with it.
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The supply of the highly addictive drug has surged, causing the street price to plummet in many countries.
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Rankings spike in a qualifying year, then plummet as the federation shelves women's soccer until the next tournament.
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He also bought ads on Google, but saw search traffic plummet as the ad ban went into effect.
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But now with no other uses for the token, it's likely that the price will continue to plummet.
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With no individual mandate, reduced premium tax credits, no subsidies for lower and cost sharing, enrollment would plummet.
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Elsewhere, the iconic grazing animals of the high north, like reindeer, have seen their populations plummet by half.
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The inversion and subsequent recession that began in the year 2000 caused NASDAQ stocks to plummet 80 percent.
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By 2015, as prices continued to plummet, so did profits, and OPEC faced a deficit of $100 billion.
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As the number of accidents plummet, the auto insurance industry will see their margins compressed to near zero.
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Sanctions restricting international loans to Moscow caused overall levels of foreign investment in Russia to plummet in 2014.
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In this regard one problem has been the coverage of the plummet in the value of the pound.
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The value of the pound would slump by as much as 25% and home prices could plummet 30%.
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Without that forward momentum, I'd plummet to my death and have to do the whole thing over again.
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Fuel prices began to plummet in 2014, which gave consumers less incentive to purchase smaller, more efficient cars.
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It said the pound would likely plummet to $1.12 against the dollar, from its current level of $1.26.
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Company criticized RYB Education saw its stock price plummet almost 40% Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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"The numbers are going to plummet next year in places that count, like Prince William," he told me.
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Ultimately, as temperatures plummet, it's important to get people to shelters or at least connect them with resources.
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However, investors must be aware that there are many circumstances that will cause the stock market to plummet.
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Tough US oil sanctions have forced Venezuelan oil exports to plummet, sharply exacerbating the country's existing production issues.
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When prices began to plummet, both new sovereign wealth funds and traditional tactics, like fiscal stimulus, proved inadequate.
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Unlike shaking, a stirred cocktail's trademark aromatic qualities and booze-forward appeal plummet when swirled to peak coldness.
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Make the most of it while it lasts: Temperatures are forecast to plummet nearly 28 degrees by Saturday.
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Sears' sales continue to plummet as its stores deteriorate and shoppers opt to buy goods online or elsewhere.
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The New York Post, The Daily News's longtime rival for tabloid dominance, has seen its circulation plummet, too.
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Studies also show that our mood tends to plummet after spending just a few minutes on social media.
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The stock rebounded after the May plummet and could be ready to bounce again, according to Boroden's analysis.
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In the new Congress, the number of Republican women in the House will plummet to 13 from 23.
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As a result, we have seen the rates of death from heart disease and H.I.V. plummet over time.
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Moves like those have left many diesel owners fearing that the resale value of their vehicles will plummet.
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Then there are WeWork's investors, who have seen the value of their shares plummet over the past month.
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China's rapid industrialization and move away from traditional agriculture saw the country's donkey population plummet in recent decades.
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Asset managers have seen performance fees and new fund collections plummet in light of the recent market downturns.
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If U.S.-Mexico relations continued to plummet to an unprecedented degree, Mexico could even stop sharing counterterrorism intelligence.
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"Investors" watched the value of the cryptocurrency plummet in previous days, losing approximately 6900 percent of its value.
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As these characters plummet toward chaos, ruin, prison, destitution, death, divorce, the writing grows more urgent and crafted.
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Officials predicted that wind chill readings could plummet to minus 50 in Chicago and minus 60 in Minneapolis.
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But in light of the market's plummet in December, they are still doing better than some analysts predicted.
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To guard against seeing the value of an art collection plummet, dealers advise prudence and, not surprisingly, connoisseurship.
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To make one false move is to fall off and plummet into an abyss that may prove inescapable.
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Fitbit shares plummet amid worries about the next hot tech market Fitbit shares plummet amid worries about the next hot tech market Shares in Fitbit, the U.S. company leading the wearables market, opened 223 percent down Thursday after the company forecast its holiday sales wouldn't be as high as expected.
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Tiangong-21 in the labPhoto: APChina's defunct space station Tiangong-1 will soon plummet toward Earth, likely this weekend.
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Business Insider had previously reported that investors had raised concerns about Allergan's direction after seeing the drugmaker's shares plummet.
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And meanwhile, the electric car industry, specifically big investors like Tesla and GM, takes huge losses as sales plummet.
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But sales began to plummet soon after Apple unveiled the iPod in 2001 and digital downloads began to dominate.
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Pundits fret that, were China to dump its bonds, American interest rates would shoot up and the dollar plummet.
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As unprepared competitors go out of business, you'll find that talent is more plentiful and customer acquisition costs plummet.
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Did an owl attack cause Kathleen to plummet down the stairs to her death, resulting in her husband's imprisonment?
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Without such a guarantee, Airbus could end production sooner, causing the resale value of all existing A380s to plummet.
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During pregnancy, hormones such as estrogen and progesterone rise — but once the baby is born, these hormones plummet suddenly.
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Corruption, decaying oil infrastructure, and a starving workforce have caused production to plummet to the lowest levels in decades.
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But the Bee Gees, after a handful of big hits, had seen their popularity plummet by the mid-1970s.
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Mood at the company, which saw its shares plummet nearly 30 percent on Friday, is dour, say people familiar.
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First off, let's look at the short-term trading reaction historically in U.S. markets when stocks in China plummet.
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As digital forces reshape the retail industry, Hudson's Bay executives have watched the company's stock plummet in recent years.
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GoPro has seen its stock price plummet this year, and these latest job cuts won't help improve investor confidence.
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The fungus spread across Costa Rica during the 1980s, and eventually led exports of cacao beans to plummet 96%.
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This could plummet if Johnson carries out his threat to leave the EU and its single market on Oct.
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Volkswagen, meanwhile, saw sales plummet after it admitted in September that its diesel cars cheated on U.S. emissions tests.
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YG Entertainment, the company that manages Big Bang and Seungri, has seen its stock plummet 25.5 percent since Feb.
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By mid-January 2016, stocks were near a 15-month low, and companies like Lending Club saw shares plummet.
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It saw Tesco's shares plummet and plunged the firm into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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In 1998, Russia defaulted on $40 billion in debt, causing the ruble to plummet and Russian banks to close.
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Many analysts expected it to plummet as low as 350 when businesses hoovered up a backlog exceeding $4 billion.
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Wall Street is expecting Exxon's earnings to plummet by more than 200% from a year ago, according to Refinitiv.
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Temperatures are expected to plummet Friday night and Saturday morning and possibly set records, CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett said.
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Enactment of the Volstead Act of 1919 was followed by a temporary plummet in alcohol consumption across the nation.
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Slabaugh said uncertainty surrounding the pending management shift is what has caused shareholder sentiment and the stock to plummet.
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A global crisis of working-class representation is causing traditional party identification to plummet and voter volatility to skyrocket.
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Americans would rush to stability, especially if stocks continue to plummet as they have been doing this past month.
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Dube is not the only farmer reluctant to abandon southern Africa's staple grain, even as harvests of it plummet.
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Their property now "looks like the landscape of the moon," Matthew said, and they expected its value to plummet.
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And in a world where the number of accidents plummet, should we still require everyone to have auto insurance?
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Obviously, there's no simple relationship here — even as public housing deteriorated, crime continued to plummet, for many other reasons.
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There's some concern among fundraising teams that their wealthiest supporters might pause donations as financial markets continue to plummet.
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The increase in medication would help initially, but after six weeks or so my energy level would plummet again.
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Obesity causes testosterone levels to plummet — while losing 10 percent of body fat can increase levels by 100 points.
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DETROIT — It has seen its population plummet, houses fall to ruin, and the largest municipal bankruptcy in the nation.
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He thinks Ye's upcoming record sales likely won't plummet because even he'd listen, which means old fans will too.
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First, GDP would plummet further and longer without emergency spending, so the debt burden is set to rise anyway.
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Union, New Jersey-based D'Artagnan, which sells foie gras, meat and mushrooms, has seen its restaurants sales plummet 80%.
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And he added that it's impossible to know how much further into negative territory European bond yields could plummet.
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Financial markets are also continuing to plummet as investors lose confidence in the Trump administration's response to the pandemic.
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After watching T. slide down the mountain and almost plummet to her death, I've clearly made the correct choice.
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Even as tech stocks continue to plummet, buying during the dip might be a good idea, say financial advisors.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 535,4003 in 2005 and saw headcount plummet to around 246,000 by late 2010.
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Deployment of new wind turbines is expected to plummet after the production tax credit for wind is phased out.
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But it might not be prudent to wait for the driver to return, as the temperature would soon plummet.
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Muddy Waters publicly announced those flaws after placing a large Wall Street bet that St. Jude's stock would plummet.
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In a calamitous vicious cycle, the trade wars sent investors fleeing to safety, causing the local currency to plummet.
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Temperatures in the capital can plummet to lows of -15 degrees Celsius (5 degrees Fahrenheit) during the winter months.
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Saudi stocks plummet Riyadh's main stock market index plunged 7% on October 14 out of fear of US sanctions.
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Longtime hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller says stocks would plummet if Bernie Sanders is elected president in the 2020 election.
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Co saw sales of its push-up bras plummet from 24% to 15% in a year, while bralette sales soared.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos saw his personal net worth plummet by billions Friday after Amazon reported third-quarter earnings Thursday.
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After most rocket launches, the fairing halves are left to plummet back to Earth, where the ocean becomes their graveyard.
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But Apple failed to meet its first-quarter earnings estimates and reported a revenue drop, causing the stock to plummet.
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To put that in perspective, a typical app sees its average usage plummet to 23 percent within that same period.
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Dress for wind chills in the 20s, because air temperatures will continue to plummet, keeping pace with slowly slackening winds.
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Of course it's just as likely for the price to plummet, as many say we are due for a correction.
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The stock is now down 25% year-to-date and it's also seen the value of its corporate bonds plummet.
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But tellingly, this year (so far), several fast-growing private tech firms in the U.S. have seen their valuations plummet.
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A crippling currency crisis which has seen the lira plummet has increased costs, prompting energy companies to hike consumer prices.
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The plane will climb and plummet about 15 times, for a total of maybe eight minutes free from gravity's clutches.
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Schools and many offices were closed as smoke from farmers burning stubble in adjacent states caused air quality to plummet.
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TAUSCHE: THIS MORNING ON "SQUAWK BOX," DONALD TRUMP SAID WHEN INTEREST RATES ARE EVENTUALLY RISEN, THE STOCK MARKET WILL PLUMMET.
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"Remove someone's testes and the frequency of aggressive behavior is likely to plummet," says Robert Sapolsky, a Stanford University neurobiologist.
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Bad weather in the big western European winemaking countries caused production to plummet to its lowest level in 60 years.
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There's one market correlation you can count on: When the markets plummet, calls to 401(k) plan providers go up.
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Of course, if the reserves continue to plummet and outflows pick up, there will be bigger concerns about the impact.
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A Nintendo Switch was the latest victim and, astonishingly, it survived a 1000-foot plummet into an asphalt parking lot.
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Rich countries that export raw materials, including Australia, Canada and Norway, have also seen their currencies plummet against the dollar.
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The World Bank has said Libya's economy is near collapse as the civil war worsens and bank reserves plummet. 6.
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It seems to Jim Cramer these days that with so much negative news surrounding Apple, the stock refuses to plummet.
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Wall Street moved deep into the red in volatile trading, extending this year's selloff as oil prices continued to plummet.
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An inversion that comes when long-term rates plummet, seeing trouble ahead, is likely to be followed by trouble ahead.
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" Goodell referred to the very public plummet of potential first overall pick Laremy Tunsil (following a Twitter hack) as "exciting.
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However, as Congress' approval rating continues to plummet, veterans can help elevate the institution's reputation by prioritizing principles over politics.
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But since public cannabis stocks saw their share prices plummet over the summer, the private markets have tightened up accordingly.
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In contrast, countries like South Africa, Australia, and Brazil that have strengthened their gun laws have seen firearm deaths plummet.
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Kelly's shifting accounts caused his credibility inside the West Wing to plummet, and it never truly recovered, according to officials.
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But urban noise pollution, habitat loss, pesticide use, wind farms and a fungal disease are causing bat populations to plummet.
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Various paint tubes and cans lined up on shelves seem about to plummet, as do the paintbrushes soaking in solvent.
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But even if some precipitation doesn't freeze on contact Sunday, it will freeze by Sunday evening when the temperatures plummet.
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New York may warm up enough for rain Sunday morning, but freezing is expected by the evening when temperatures plummet.
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The Mexican peso, whose value against the dollar this year has largely inversely tracked Mr. Trump's electoral prospects, would plummet.
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Petróleos Mexicanos, the state-owned oil company, is deeply in debt and in crisis, especially as global oil prices plummet.
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Or maybe he won't, in which case his head-to-head polling will plummet and his electability argument will collapse.
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And so, his first loss to Werdum now looks less like a stumble and more like a plummet toward irrelevance.
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And more recently it's begun favoring posts from friends over posts from publishers, causing traffic at some sites to plummet.
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While previous hacks of this size have caused the price to plummet, on Monday the price of bitcoin barely moved.
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Since the coronavirus outbreak, restaurants across the country have closed, been forced to shut down or watched their sales plummet.
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The physical humor of Homer's extended plummet down the gorge only solidified this episode as one of the series's best.
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Observers of interest rates — from potential home buyers to bond traders — would have also noticed the plummet in Treasury yields.
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He's a free-solo climber of pop entertainment, unsatisfied unless he's staring down the possibility of a thousand-foot plummet.
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Cold temperatures in the Sunshine State have temporarily stunned tree-loving iguanas, causing them to plummet from their tropical perches.
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The number began to plummet under Mayor Michael Bloomberg after the city instructed police officers to obey the state law.
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It's sun and wind that are going to be our dominant sources of power as their prices continue to plummet.
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The plant-based food company Beyond Meat watched its stock plummet more than 20% as trading opened up for insiders.
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In menopause, estrogen levels plummet as levels of androgens, male sex hormones, rise, which can lead to swollen vocal cords.
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It may take months for federal investigators to determine what caused the helicopter to plummet into a Southern California hillside.
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Whenever industrial activity declines, whether because of a recession or a major disease outbreak, climate pollution tends to plummet, too.
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The plummet is alarming because sperm concentrations below 40 million per milliliter are considered below normal and can impair fertility.
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It is still huge, but several big industries, like car and motorcycle manufacturing, have seen sales plummet like never before.
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The misalignment would prove fatal because it mistakenly catalyzed Boeing's anti-stall system, forcing the plane into its final plummet.
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Once the world's fastest-growing major economy, India has seen its growth rate plummet to the lowest in three years.
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The Mexican peso, for example, was dealt a heavy blow on election night, and its value has continued to plummet.
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The surge in waivers has caused the cost of compliance credits to plummet, saving refiners hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Other agencies that get a lower percentage of their overall budgets from fares will follow later as tax revenues plummet.
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After the sudden death of a young dancer, his brother (Driver) and his artistic soul mate (Russell) plummet into love.
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By the time they left the US in 2010, the Statons had watched their home value plummet by two-thirds.
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After the sudden death of a young dancer, his artistic soul mate (Russell) and his brother (Driver) plummet into love.
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The latter would plummet our planet in to a dark volcanic winter bringing havoc to life and a global food system.
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But others remain skeptical bitcoin's growth will last, especially after its stunning rise to just under $20,000 and its subsequent plummet.
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Rocket fairings, which shield satellites during launch but detach after reaching space, are typically left to plummet into a watery grave.
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And you might remember another high-profile breakdown: The rogue Tiangong-1 satellite re-entered the atmosphere in an uncontrolled plummet.
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That psychology has now changed decisively: Bitcoin's price shot up to record prices artificially, only to plummet about 70% this year.
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Ulker, a food giant, saw its shares plummet after a pro-government columnist suggested it may have ties to the movement.
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Winds remain brisk from the northwest through the night, and lows plummet to the mid- to upper 20s (lower 30s downtown).
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For those in public health who have watched measles cases plummet over the years, watching it make a comeback is shocking.
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And as its reputation continues to plummet along with its sales, Volkswagen is under intense pressure to somehow restore its image.
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Read Vary's deep-dive into Disney's ascent and dominance — and why it could be forced to plummet back down to earth.
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But when you're flying without a sense of historical context, let alone a net, it's easy to plummet back to earth.
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But in late April, the tide turned as Warren's polling ticked upward for the first time and Sanders' began to plummet.
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Because while they plummet down hills and dominate half pipes, these sports stars also start Instagram accounts for their furry friends.
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Some market pundits think it's a dumb money move made by the herd and tailor-made for a Fed-induced plummet.
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The first big crisis hit in 2009-'10, when an extended drought caused water levels at the Guri Dam to plummet.
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But Fujimori has seen her popularity plummet amid a broader backlash against established politicians in the wake of the Odebrecht scandal.
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With discounts, the cost may plummet from $90 per bed to as little as $20 per bed, incentivizing expansion, he said.
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"There ought to be a DANGER sign" on this story, she muses: Writers tumble into this story and then they plummet.
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By the end of the century, some say, the amount of water in the Southwest's rivers could plummet by 50 percent.
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A combination of cheap natural gas from the US fracking boom and stagnating electricity demand has caused nuclear revenues to plummet.
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Furthermore, as solar costs continue to plummet, the added transmission capacity is expected to help solar replace retirements of coal plants.
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When a company can prosper on a subsidy rather than by winning in the marketplace, complacency sets in and breakthroughs plummet.
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As the price of oil continues to plummet, the ripple effect — on jobs, energy companies, the stock market — is painfully felt.
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Hollande has seen his popularity rating plummet since taking office, amid frustration over his handling of the economy and national security.
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Economic uncertainty has caused the population in the island territory to plummet from more than 5 million people to 3.4 million.
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The rule will significantly decrease production on federal lands, which means royalties paid to state and federal governments would also plummet.
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The moment Trump, as an incumbent, accepts that they are not in the labor force, his estimation of joblessness will plummet.
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Saudi Arabia tried unsuccessfully for two years to wash high-cost U.S. producers out of the market by letting prices plummet.
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Nicer cities might attract more tourists—a huge boon for countries that need to diversify their economies as oil revenues plummet.
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The increased supply of fuel has caused prices to plummet — though recent events have, probably temporarily, pushed oil prices back up.
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The "cost per adult" of this discovery will eventually plummet while also repaying Americans in the thousands of lives it saves.
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Pence, seeing his poll numbers plummet, gave up on running for President, and decided to seek a second term as governor.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), who has seen his stock plummet since he entered the race and posted a massive fundraising haul.
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If you get in the habit of making late payments, you will likely see your score plummet in a hurry.5.
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Over the last six months, Twitter has experienced slower growth in advertiser demand, spooking investors and causing its stock to plummet.
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When we find our days subsumed by meetings, our motivation and productivity levels plummet, wreaking havoc on our job satisfaction levels.
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He thinks of risk in terms of probability: How likely is it that any given child will plummet to his death?
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But, at the very least, it seems unlikely that federal staff reductions, retirement changes, and budgetary intrigue causes morale to plummet.
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If a promising biotech startup doesn't end up getting its product approved by the FDA, the stock price will likely plummet.
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But a number of aging countries don't have enough immigration to replace their population as their fertility rates continue to plummet.
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If our economy hits a stormy patch and stock values plummet, who's got more discretionary spending in the budget to cut?
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If the Jones Act were suspended, consumer prices would drop by 15 percent to 20 percent and energy costs would plummet.
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They also argue that it would give taxi drivers who have seen their incomes plummet in recent years a brief respite.
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Dr. Blizzard also promoted a theory called psychosocial dwarfism, suggesting that emotional and physical abuse causes growth-hormone secretion to plummet.
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Ascena, the Columbus company that now owns Lane Bryant, has seen its stock plummet by 69 percent over the same time.
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The only publicly traded company in the industry, Switzerland's IWG, has seen its stock plummet some 66% in the past month.
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But that means the staffing at each venue would plummet from the typical 1,500 to 2,500 down to a few hundred.
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Petróleos Mexicanos, the country's state-owned oil company, is deeply in debt and in crisis, especially as global oil prices plummet.
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Compass Coffee, a coffee shop chain in Washington, DC, said they've seen their business plummet 90% in the past two weeks.
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However, the service saw its subscriber base plummet from more than 3 million members to about 225,000 as of April 2019.
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In Montana, the Weather Service issued a warning about dangerously low wind chill that could plummet as low as minus 40.
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Yet given our headlong plummet toward the death of this planet, to picture any future at all feels optimistic these days.
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In a matter of weeks, the coronavirus outbreak has caused the US stock market to plummet and slammed global supply chains.
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Since Rwandan import tariffs on used garments have been raised 12 times, clothes sellers in Kigali have watched their revenues plummet.
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Central to Mr. Obama's historical legacy is the economy's recovery after its plummet to the brink of a new Great Depression.
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Carnival, the biggest of the companies by market capitalization, has seen its stock plummet more than 70% in the past year.
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But unlike televisions, which plummet in price and attract bargain hunters, many consumers are willing to up their spending on phones.
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Hard not to connect the plummet with public outrage over cops forcibly dragging Dao Sunday off the United jet in Chicago.
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Thanks to these serums (delivered monthly), I'm able to marvel at my soft, hydrated, and balanced complexion even as temperatures plummet.
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One of the lessons of Watergate is that Nixon started to plummet in the polls in part because of obstructing Congress.
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Escalating flood risk could also cause home values to plummet, leaving families owing more on their properties than what they're worth.
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The party spent the weekend stamping out rumors that it's considering diverting resources away from Trump as his poll numbers plummet.
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The same therapy saves them all, but the cholera cases are more urgent because these patients plummet so precipitously toward death.
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The Oakland Unified School District, where 40 percent of schools practice restorative justice, has seen suspension rates plummet in recent years.
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The outbreak has disrupted global supply chains, upended travel as airlines have altered flights, and caused the stock market to plummet.
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Why would their price plummet on the day that China was pledging to buy more US farm goods than ever before?
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Aston Martin, James Bond's brand of choice, has seen its shares plummet about three quarters in value since a 2018 listing.
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Factoring that in, the storm's pressure only had to plummet 18 millibars over 24 hours to qualify as a bomb cyclone.
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Without a political settlement, the human suffering will plummet to new depths and continue to overwhelm responders like IRC and NRC.
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Micro Focus also slashed its annual revenue forecast for 2018, prompting shares to plummet by 1.53 percent at the market close.
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Longtime hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller said something similar last summer, warning that stocks could plummet if Sanders is elected president.
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The odds of finding a home become much slimmer because inventory levels typically plummet further in November and December, Gassett says.
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Gen X saw its overall share of American wealth plummet from roughly 35% in the early 413s to 20% in 2019.
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Deep discounting meant to attract Black Friday shoppers amid the 2008 financial crisis caused department store stocks to plummet, Reuters reported.
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A global slowdown could also cause huge losses in American stock and bond markets, as American companies' revenues abroad could plummet.
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Why it matters: The cases have caused Bayer's shares to plummet 23% since the original verdict in 2018, per the Journal.
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Some of the country's largest banks, like Unicredit and Banco Popolare, have seen shares plummet by more than 50 percent this year.
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As happened in Ireland when a similar law was introduced in 2010, the number of head shops in Britain will likely plummet.
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This phenomenon is caused by something known as ram pressure stripping, when galaxies plummet into galaxy clusters at an incredibly fast rate.
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If Luongo goes down, the team's record is likely to plummet, too, just like Montreal's has without Carey Price in 2015-16.
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This means all but the highest mountain peaks will see rain for part of the event, before temperatures plummet again by Monday.
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And the deployment of stop-and-frisk tactics has also seen a precipitous plummet, with a greater focus on respecting legal boundaries.
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The plummet came after J.P. Morgan Chase downgraded the equity to "neutral" from "overweight" because analysts could not justify its 600% surge.
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Meanwhile, the cost of carbon-free power sources, including wind and solar, continues to plummet, both in the United States and abroad.
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Then you plummet into darkness and the room catches on fire—real fire, licking at the ceiling and tearing up the walls.
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Remember all the doom and gloom on election night that the market was just going to plummet and tank the next day?
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Jennifer Lawrence and boyfriend Cooke Maroney snuck in a date in New York City days before the Polar Vortex made temperatures plummet.
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They're definitely going to get sick of us, ratings are going to plummet, and we're over at the end of this year.
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More chimpanzees are hunted for the illegal bush meat trade than are born each year, causing populations to plummet in the wild.
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Once the pride of the country's economy, the state-run firm saw crude production plummet last year to a 23-year low.
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When an unsuspecting fish swims by, this poisonous brew causes its blood sugar to plummet, sending the fish into a hypoglycemic trance.
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Areas just outside of downtown could see temperatures plummet into the minus-teens Fahrenheit on Monday morning, with wind chills even colder.
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By Wednesday morning it had made it to the roof of the building, easing fears that it would plummet to its death.
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He predicts that property values and rental prices will plummet and that people may be less inclined to re-sign their leases.
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Beyonce's Coachella cancellation didn't cause resale prices to plummet ... in fact, it's been quite the opposite -- tickets actually went up in price.
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The company also suffered from a plummet in the value of its international assets, and market turmoil following the September 11 attacks.
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The news of the probe caused Alibaba shares to plummet close to 7 percent, although that decline stopped in after-hours trading.
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Brazil, once one of the world's top five auto producers, is recovering from a two-year recession which saw car sales plummet.
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Investing in a house seems less risky or ethereal than buying a stock index fund whose value can plummet at any time.
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If I had to guess, though, I'd say Henry's plummet down the well shaft in the film won't be his final appearance.
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Switch to another test in the same subject for which the students have not prepped, and their scores are likely to plummet.
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Without that warm air, temperatures in northern Europe would plummet, and that could spawn a mini ice age, according to some experts.
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Since being elected last month, Trump has trained his fire on a number of individual companies, causing their stock prices to plummet.
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But, research published just two months earlier concluded that Joshua Tree populations will plummet in the coming decades as the climate warms.
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As Bloomberg recently noted, brick-and-mortar stores have seen sales among teenagers plummet, with brands like Abercrombie & Fitch Co., Express Inc.
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The scenario also assumes U.K. residential property prices dropping off by 31 percent and a 42 percent plummet for commercial property prices.
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Evictions would plummet, and so would the other social problems they cause, like family and community instability, homelessness, job loss and depression.
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So far, all the measures appear to have had a limited impact on Pakistan's economy and foreign exchange reserves continue to plummet.
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Deutsche Bank warned in a report Wednesday that US GDP could plummet at an annualized rate of 83% during the second quarter.
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Deutsche Bank warned Wednesday that consumer spending will plummet by 8.9% during the second quarter, including a 13.6% plunge in goods spending.
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Between America's growing exports and Saudi Arabia's overproduction, there was a glut of oil for sale and the price continued to plummet.
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I'm a financial planner, and I'm advising my clients to do four things while markets plummet in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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In turn, necessary repairs could be neglected and buildings' resale value, which is tied to rental income potential, will plummet, he said.
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That helped lead to the massive shale oil boom in the United States, which later caused prices to plummet starting in 443.
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China has seen its retail sales plummet in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and other countries will likely face similar circumstances.
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Official forecasts have warned that a disorderly Brexit would cause UK stock markets to fall 5%, while the pound would plummet 10%.
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Not only can foreign market investments help create more robust returns, but they can also protect a portfolio when U.S. stocks plummet.
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Later, when the global financial crisis caused the bank's shares to plummet, the prince increased his stake in a show of confidence.
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A polar vortex is dipping into parts of the U.S. this week, causing temperatures to plummet to single digits in many states.
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If Netflix continues to lose U.S. subscribers, it's valuation multiple will plummet, leading to Netflix losing its growth stock credentials, Martin argued.
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"It will rear up like a cobra if cornered, and attack, attack!" he stresses as another couple of droplets form and plummet.
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For a system to qualify as a "bomb," its air pressure must plummet — decreasing by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
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Oil prices could plummet toward $40 per barrel if the Iranian regime collapses, according to the chairman of an energy research institute.
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Monica Ruiz spoke out Thursday in her first television interview since the ad went infamously viral and caused Peloton's stock to plummet.
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The risk of lead poisoning will rise, the rate of insurance will plummet and families' recourse within the federal government will disappear.
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Canada holds the world's third-largest crude reserves but has seen capital investment and energy stocks plummet over the last five years.
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GE's stock could plummet "substantially lower" than $123 if the company doesn't raise more cash and there is a recession, he said.
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The $211 million plummet in Johnson's punitive award caught some legal experts by surprise, including University of Richmond law professor Carl Tobias.
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Of course, if he does that, he needs to understand that the number of people convicted in federal court will dramatically plummet.
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But most polls suggest that their turnout next month will plummet compared to 21970, just as it typically has in midterm elections.
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Alibaba: This week, the Chinese company Tencent saw its stock plummet after Chinese regulators blocked one of its most popular video games.
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Biden, meanwhile, has seen his support in Florida plummet, falling from more than 41 percent in January to 25.9 percent this month.
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The lawsuit alleged that the 2008 stock market crash caused the plan's assets to plummet in value, causing it to be underfunded.
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When temperatures plummet, my lips morph into what can only be described as scorched earth inflamed by blustery dry air and winds.
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Riders can see out through the slide's transparent top, which offers them grand views of London as they plummet toward the earth.
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Hassine Mining had been doing just fine — until Zoe was accused of killing a police officer and stocks started to plummet, that is.
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After a few vertical swipes, Google has a tough time correlating your searches with current news, and the feed's relevance starts to plummet.
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Oil use in passenger transport and freight would plummet over the next 25 years, to be replaced by electricity, natural gas and biofuels.
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"[T]he industry was facing a so-called 'Trump slump,' a plummet in sales that happens amid gun rights-friendly administrations," AP notes.
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Were the yuan to surge, it would hurt China's exports; were it to plummet, the dollar debts of Chinese firms would loom larger.
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British home prices will plummet if the United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union this week, billionaire investor Wilbur Ross said Tuesday.
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After the overnight plummet in U.S. stock index futures, investors are bracing for potential stock drops Wednesday that could trigger a trading halt.
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Since the housing market crashed a decade ago and millions of homeowners saw their home values plummet, prices generally have regained those losses.
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For Cryan's bank, and for Commerzbank, there are still lingering questions; each has seen shares plummet by more than 34 percent this year.
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Some competitors, for example, can plummet from superstar to also-ran within four years - all almost before they're even legally allowed to drink.
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If water levels at Lake Mead continue to plummet, the federal government could declare an official water shortage and force (potentially) painful cutbacks.
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King Penguins — the second largest penguins on Earth — will likely see their populations plummet this century as the oceans surrounding Antarctica heat up.
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If this trend continues, big packaged food companies like Kraft, General Mills and Mondelez are at risk of seeing sales continue to plummet.
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This could easily result in the most popular music getting paid way more while less-mainstream genres see their per-stream earnings plummet.
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Wasted economy: The opioid crisis continues to peak and it's causing the labor pool to plummet as workers are too wasted to work.
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Other Australian mining magnates such as Gina Rinehart, one of Asia's richest women, and Andrew "Twiggy" Forest have also seen their fortunes plummet.
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Vacancy rate: 3.7 percent Cities in Texas are seeing remarkable growth, even as oil prices plummet and take precious jobs along with them.
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Riders ascend 13 stories and plummet to their doom — only at Disney parks, "doom" is a stomach-turning series of rises and falls.
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But watching Viserion take that hit and then plummet from the sky completely changes our relationship with Dany and the power she wields.
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For example, President Barack Obama's re-election in 2012 drove up gun sales, but President Donald Trump's election caused gun stocks to plummet.
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One Wall Street analyst is chalking up big banks' stock plummet to prolonged pain in the energy sector stemming from plunging commodity prices.
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A significant decline on the major stock-market indexes at the close of last week turned into a bona fide plummet on Monday.
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We know that their happiness levels will plummet below their baseline, while the never married are more resilient to fluctuations in their lives.
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Weaker demand has meant that the sports clothing company has cut its full-year sales expectations, which caused shares to plummet 17.6 percent.
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Purdue University economists estimate Chinese soybean imports from the U.S. could plummet by as much as 65 percent if China imposes the tariffs.
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Studies have shown that hopping on your phone and e-mail every time they ping for your attention causes your productivity to plummet.
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In June, Huawei's CEO Ren Zhengfei confirmed a report by Bloomberg that sales of its phones outside of China could plummet by 40%.
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If we required that anyone who wants to buy a gun first demonstrate the ability to hit a target, sales would plummet overnight.
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Hong Kong is set to enter a recession after protests rocked the city, causing retail sales to plummet and tourists to avoid visiting.
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The city cut coal production by 12.8 percent last year and saw tax receipts from the sector plummet by more than 50 percent.
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But things began changing this week as investors sold Treasuries too, upending the conventional wisdom and causing prices of those bonds to plummet.
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According to Fain's report, those 770 square kilometers from 1899 will plummet to an estimated 24 square kilometers sometime between 2071 and 2099.
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TI noted that the introduction of the new regulations saw Tier 1 visa applications plummet from 1,173 in 2014 to 200 last year.
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This, this was what he loved, the plummet and swell of it, the rumble, the hush, the roar when he lifted his arms.
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What charities that help the needy fear most right now is the collision of major government cuts with a steep plummet in giving.
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If a few million Americans stop traveling and commuting and work from home instead, gasoline demand will plummet, putting further pressure on prices.
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While there's nothing wrong with staying in and watching TV, your mood will plummet if you spend too much time staring at screens.
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That happened in July, when the company posted its first drop in the U.S. in eight years, causing its stock to temporarily plummet.
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The real test will be in 2018 — Democratic turnout tends to plummet in midterm elections, and overall turnout was historically low in 2014.
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In Japan, for example, fear campaigns have helped cause the rate of HPV vaccinations to plummet from 70 percent to close to zero.
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But after watching the stock market plummet on Monday and governments struggling to get hold of the contagion, I've begun to smell doom.
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Such a threat has spooked investors around the world, causing the Dow to plummet nearly 2,000 points, or 6.5%, so far this week.
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If his claim about markets being spooked by the Democratic debate held water, you would've expected the Dow to plummet again on Wednesday.
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And prices start to plummet in 1834, and then they drop, causing a recession, which has been known as the Panic of 1837.
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It may take months for federal investigators to determine what caused an aircraft carrying nine people to plummet into a Southern California hillside.
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Mr. Santos then passed a slightly revised deal through Congress shortly afterward, raised taxes and saw his approval rating plummet to 14 percent.
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A public backlash led to a plummet in sales, and the company closed three of its plants and laid off about 700 workers.
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In related news, WeWork has delayed its I.P.O. after investors questioned its business practices and leadership, causing valuations of the company to plummet.
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The revelation that he quietly supported these measures in Parliament has caused his popularity to plummet just as he prepares for his Oct.
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SoftBank eventually took control of the company in October 2019 in a deal that saw WeWork&aposs valuation plummet to around $8 billion.
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We've seen over the last year that when Trump's approval ratings plummet, he plays to his base by promising more anti-immigrant measures.
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On Thursday, American Outdoor Brands, formerly Smith & Wesson, saw shares plummet over 20 percent after reporting a large year-on-year sales decline.
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That as our expectations of privacy plummet, Americans will increasingly shrug their shoulders and mutter knowingly to each other that privacy is dead.
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However, in an ideal world, Musk wants to see that number plummet to $20303,000 or less per seat aboard a Mars-bound craft.
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A deep recession and wide-ranging corruption scandal has caused Brazil's first female president's popularity to plummet since she won reelection in 2014.
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NCSD in particular has seen its enrollment plummet, forcing the football program to partner with the East North Carolina School for the Deaf.
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Even before the burgeoning scandal over his firing of Comey, Trump's disapproval rating continued to plummet to new lows with the American people.
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I'm eager to work with the boat owners; he's from the old guard and urges me to protect myself in case prices plummet.
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Later that year, Google brought down the hammer, releasing changes to its search algorithm that caused traffic at major content farms to plummet.
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Take the wide-angle view, as you can't help but do these days, and it's clear that we all rise, and plummet, together.
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The next five years will see self-driving trucks platooning along highways while the cost of ride-sharing services plummet, thanks to autonomous technology.
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In America the prices of many goods would jump and those of others, like the soyabeans exported to China by the shipload, would plummet.
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Roughly a third of the country (34 percent) will plummet below zero degrees Fahrenheit, with just 10 percent of the country remaining above freezing.
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As expected, Samsung's smartphone crisis saw handset exports plummet 28.1 percent in October on-year to record their worst fall in over four years.
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Business Insider had previously reported that investors had raised concerns about Allergan's direction after seeing the drugmaker's shares plummet 33% in the past year.
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Instagram Stories is stealing Snapchat usage, which led Snapchat's user growth to plummet 82 percent in the two quarters after Facebook's copycat spun up.
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Companies directly or indirectly controlled by the Xiao's conglomerate Tomorrow Group saw their shares plummet amid uncertainty over his fate on Friday, Reuters said.
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Japanese automaker Nissan Motor saw its shares plummet 6.47% after the company posted 2018 fiscal earnings that were their lowest level in 11 years.
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If the temperature were to plummet in November and a retailer ran out of winter coats, they'd be giving up sales to a competitor.
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But she failed to win the presidency twice and has seen her popularity plummet as the head of the opposition party that runs Congress.
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The bright yellow clouds are around 9 degrees Fahrenheit, while the dark red clouds plummet down to minus-181 degrees Fahrenheit, according to NASA.
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Farage took to task those remain campaigners, including financier George Soros, who have warned the value of sterling could plummet on a "Leave" vote.
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Investors were forced to cope with an early February correction, all-time market highs and later got hit with the historic Christmas Eve plummet.
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That will trigger investors who bought the IPO to sell the stock out of the gate, and the stock price will plummet, he added.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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Globally, many countries - including China - are shutting down or suspending plans for coal-fired power plants as costs for wind and solar power plummet.
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If you've been waiting on the sidelines for GPU prices to plummet, this is the best deal that we've seen for this particular card.
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During an intense argument on the roof of the school, Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz) shoves Perry (Alexander Skarsgård), causing him to plummet to his death.
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Even after LendingClub's stock plummet, for instance, VC's post-IPO stakes would be worth more than the $392 in disclosed investments before going public.
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The hard fork could go smoothly, or both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash prices could plummet as exchanges struggle to keep up with panicked traders.
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And as the price of solar and wind continues to plummet, traditional forms of energy simply won't be worth it—both fiscally and environmentally.
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In Hong Kong, smartphone camera module and lens manufacturer Sunny Optical saw its stock plummet more than 7%, while Luxshare dropped 5.97% in Shenzhen.
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Then, in the fourth quarter of 24, oil prices started to plummet from more than $22015 to about $26.4 by the end of 23.3.
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In May, the news that Helios and Matheson only had $15.5 million in the bank caused MoviePass' stock to plummet more than 90 percent.
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With Hispanic voters becoming a larger share of the electorate every year, GOP elites feared their chances of winning back the presidency would plummet.
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General Electric shares continued to plummet Wednesday after the company said this week that its industrial unit would be cash flow negative for 2019.
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Carson had his own take on his plummet in the polls, which he offered in an interview with CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
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Globally, many countries are shutting down or putting on hold plans for coal-fired power plants as costs for wind and solar power plummet.
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This has happened repeatedly over the last two years, Abraham says, adding that each time Promescent is hidden behind an adult curtain, sales plummet.
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But some saw the selloff as a buying opportunity, betting Vale will manage to deliver strong operating results even if iron ore prices plummet.
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There were quite a few times where I forgot to keep my legs together, causing the in-game character to plummet to her doom.
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Instacart workers across the country say they have seen their wages plummet over the past year, as the app has tweaked its pay algorithms.
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Rise of renewables Economic momentum is clearly swinging in renewables' favor, as the cost of solar panels and battery storage, among other technologies, plummet.
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If the government succeeded in creating a system that allowed the vast majority of taxpayers to file online for free, TurboTax profits would plummet.
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This approval rating would plummet if the federal government took the place of private insurers and excluded the latest, most effective drugs from coverage.
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FedEx missed expectations in its most recent earnings report, causing the stock to plummet in its largest one-day percentage loss since December 2008.
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On Saturday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for the attacks on two Saudi oil facilities that have caused oil production to plummet.
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Fair Game When a company delays the release of its financial results because of an accounting error, spooked investors typically flee, and shares plummet.
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Binge-watching new shows, playing video games and becoming engrossed in hours of NFL games can all cause your productivity to plummet, John says.
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In a December CNN poll, Trump's favorable rating stood at just 43%, down from 54% just two months prior, a stunning double-digit plummet.
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Meanwhile, the animation shows, Super Heavy would plummet back to Earth, refire its engines, and land back on the concrete pad it launched from.
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Since 2014, she has expanded her endorsement portfolio, struggled with injuries, changed coaches multiple times and seen her world ranking plummet to No. 45.
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Some fans were thrilled but collectors with expensive cards from the early sets watched the price of their collections plummet on the secondary market.
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If the price of oil continues to plummet or stays around where it is, what will the future of US oil firms look like?
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I don't remember why I decided to stop—but I reached out for help, and made the decision not to plummet to my death.
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"In five years — in a good market for auto sales – efficiency and productivity plummet[ed] because of all the escalating personnel expenses," he said.
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Mr. Heinonen said to steer clear of TVs that cost more than $3,000 because TV technologies were rapidly maturing and prices plummet every year.
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SmileDirectClub surged more than 12% on Friday, recovering some losses after the company saw its shares plummet 28% during its disappointing market debut Thursday.
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A glut in the global catch roughly five years ago — the product of overfishing cod, a natural lobster predator — caused the price to plummet.
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That channel has seen a "significant and fast plummet" in deliveries recently because of consumer demand in stores and supply chain constraints, Fitzgerald said.
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Is my allocation to stocks one that my stomach can handle should the market plummet 21 percent, as it did in 2640 and 2009?
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And now its main customers, airlines, are canceling orders and mothballing existing planes, threatening to cause its revenue to plummet in the coming months.
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Phil Bredesen, the Democratic nominee for the Senate, came out in support of Justice Kavanaugh but has seen his standing in the polls plummet.
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Hoteliers, salesclerks, restaurateurs and tour guides across Hong Kong have seen business plummet as images of months of clashes are broadcast around the world.
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Whether you like it or not, drones — miniature remotely controlled aircraft — may be on the cusp of going mainstream as they plummet in price.
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The earnings and value of oil companies, for example, could plummet if climate-change concerns result in less consumption of these emissions-producing fuels.
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It took one episode, when the Canunayons received a $600 medical bill for lab tests in September, for them to plummet into financial instability.
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Wind chills will plummet to 30-70 degrees below zero this week in parts of the northern Plains and Great Lakes region, Hennen said.
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Energy storage systems are rapidly spreading in the United States as the prices of both lithium-ion batteries and solar photovoltaic panels steadily plummet.
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It could increase if people continue to take their usual dose of insulin while fasting, causing their blood sugar levels to plummet, Fung said.
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The hardest hit was Rusal, one of the world's largest manufacturers of aluminum, which appeared on the sanctions list and saw its value plummet.
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Today, oil fields wholly owned by Pdvsa account for less than half of the nation's remaining oil production, and their output continues to plummet.
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Trump took to Twitter on Thursday to castigate Pelosi's move and said the stock market would plummet if Congress successfully removed him from office.
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If the number of infected ticks begins to plummet, he would seek permission to repeat the process on Nantucket and on nearby Martha's Vineyard.
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It's fighting to recover from years of scandal and mismanagement that have caused its share price to plummet more than 90 percent since 2007.
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The market crash of 1929 was precipitated by a debt crisis, just as the 2008 financial crisis, which caused stocks to plummet, he said.
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Many cities have seen the number of people in jails, which hold people convicted of minor crimes or awaiting trial, plummet in similar fashion.
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The economy's Achilles' heel — unemployment — would plummet to 14 percent by 2019 from a peak of close to 26 percent in 2013, it said.
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WeWork, meanwile, has seen its valuation plummet to below $20 billion from its initial $47 billion valuation, according to its first S-1 filing.
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But those who chronically abuse alcohol often have less of it, and when they try to go through withdrawal, their levels plummet even further.
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Meanwhile, many ordinary Turks have told CNBC's reporters that they regret not holding onto more foreign cash as their own funds plummet in value.
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His employer, the Lehigh Valley Health Network, about an hour north of Philadelphia, has seen the number of repeat visitors to the ER plummet.
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Medellín, called the world's most dangerous city by Time magazine in 1988, has seen violent crime plummet and has increasingly become a tourist destination.
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By the time your three-day weekend rolls around, you can expect to see the mercury continue to drop — plummet, actually — into the single digits.
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Analysts say that blindsided the Saudis, who orchestrated a production hike among two dozen nations in June on the expectation that Iran's exports would plummet.
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Banks that issued interest rates on a daily basis could suddenly see a loan plummet to a rate for minus 22 years, the magazine explained.
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That negotiating figure caused Deutsche Bank's stock to plummet and raised questions about the bank's stability and the risks it poses to the financial system.
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After getting a tip that natural gas prices are going to plummet following an imminent explosion, Bobby realizes he needs to offload his stock fast.
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This has caused the value of the country's currency, the rial, to plummet, and made it ever more difficult for ordinary Iranians to scrape by.
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The condensation-slicked can slides out of your grip, and, as if in slow motion, you watch your drink plummet toward your prized gaming keyboard.
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But people were still paying $2.99 a month for her app, and the number of subscribers was sure to plummet if it was completely inactive.
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The National Origins Act forced the legal immigrant population to plummet — and made "illegal immigration" a widespread phenomenon for the first time in American history.
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German genetic testing specialist Qiagen saw shares plummet over 11 percent after it said it had missed its own sales and profit targets last year.
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If Facebook makes the Stories ad format work, it has a bright future that contrasts with the doomsday vibes conjured by its share price plummet.
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"The U.S. Long Bond future has broken out ... as 'risk-free' interest rates plummet," Bespoke wrote in a research note tracking markets back to 21.
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They may change and cause swelling during your menstrual cycle, she explains, and they tend to stop growing after menopause, when your estrogen levels plummet.
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Valeant slashed its full-year guidance and said it faces a debt default risk, causing the company's shares to plummet more than 40 percent Tuesday.
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The big earnings story of the week, however, was Twilio's sudden stock plummet after Uber, a major client, distanced itself from the communications infrastructure provider.
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Atop the Goldman upside list is embattled California utility PG&E, which saw its stock plummet as much as 212 percent between November and January.
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After a series of missteps that included accounting misstatements and oversights by ousted CEO Michael Pearson, Valeant has seen its stock plummet to just $26.
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The government is expecting a primary deficit of 170.5 billion reais ($52.30 billion) in 2016 as revenues plummet amid the country's worst recession in decades.
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Since having called in the IMF for assistance, President Macri has seen his support at the polls plummet from 50 percent to below 35 percent.
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Lending Club, an online peer-to-peer lender, saw its share price plummet by 35% when Renaud Laplanche, its founder and chief executive, abruptly resigned.
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The videos, filmed by conservative activists, led contributions to Acorn to plummet, and the organization announced in 2010 that it was closing all its offices.
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At the same time, levels of progesterone and a stress hormone called cortisol increase rapidly during pregnancy but then plummet after the baby is born.
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Obama oversaw the recovery from the Great Recession at the end of George W. Bush's term, including a climbing stock market and plummet in unemployment.
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With U.S. oil prices hovering around $30 a barrel, and prices at the gasoline pump continuing to plummet, small companies are seeing boosted bottom lines.
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On the one hand, they rely on both to distribute their words and ads to a mass audience as print ads and subscription dollars plummet.
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If there's going to be one last bull hurrah, it's going to happen by July, after which options open interest and bull exuberance both plummet.
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Futures soared in the hour before trading opened on Monday, only to plummet back to earth and fall into a hole as the bell rang.
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Ticket sales will likely continue to plummet with upcoming big releases delayed and movie theaters slashing capacity or completely shutting down because of the virus.
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In 1997, a single male wolf immigrated from Canada to Isle Royale in Michigan, causing inbreeding levels to plummet by 89 percent in four years.
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The company saw its total sales in the region that includes China plummet 25 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, to $13.17 billion.
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The president might bear in mind that Mr. Christie's plummet to 14 percent approval came after he'd won 60 percent of the vote in 2013.
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But while the death rate may dip below 3.4 percent, everything that's known so far suggests it won't plummet to a level that's not alarming.
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MARKETS PLUMMET U.S. and global stocks plummeted as rattled investors braced for the prospect that a pandemic could further dent an already slowing world economy.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Still a bit a of a breeze from the north, but winds diminish overall as temperatures plummet under mostly clear skies.
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Chile´s police and armed forces, both central and controversial players in the protests amid accusations of human rights abuses, saw trust in them plummet.
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Should new regulations make those reserves inaccessible—say by banning certain kinds of drilling, or changing fuel prices—the valuation of those companies could plummet.
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From its summit, generations of beer-chugging (and, technically, trespassing) teenagers have leapt straight into midair, to savor the thrilling three-second, 50-foot plummet.
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A cult musical must also plummet directly into obscurity; if too many people know about it, how can it be the exclusive delight of connoisseurs?
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The female sex hormones estrogen and progesterone plummet at menopause, but they can also fluctuate during breastfeeding, leading to low libido and decreased vaginal lubrication.
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Uber, the most valuable, highest profile start-up of this generation, watched its stock price plummet after a disappointing initial public offering in the spring.
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David Windley, a securities analyst at Jefferies L.L.C., said enrollment would probably plummet without the cost-sharing subsidies because so many people rely on them.
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Caracas is a showroom of museum-worthy relics, models dating from the 1980s to the early 2000s, when manufacturing and imports here began to plummet.
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Just after, while many of the art installations are still on view, room rates plummet from an average of $803 to $227 up until Christmas.
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As the temperatures continue to plummet and the days get grayer, I'm perennially drawn to music like this—cold, introspective, harsh but still strangely lovely.
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Most crucially, it was the year that the show's ratings began to plummet, and overnight, it was no longer the cultural behemoth it once was.
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But there's a larger issue here: the way that poisonously rigid corporate software, when it meets reality, can cause whole companies to plummet into death spirals.
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It began to plummet in mid-November after months of stability, restoring volatility in an asset known to jump or fall hundreds of dollars within hours.
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Also per Bloomberg, a Wednesday wipeout saw Bezos plummet from his $100 billion throne with a single-day loss in Amazon shares of of $2.5 billion.
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This fierce, 70-mile-an-hour coaster elevates riders 208 feet in the air only to plummet them in a freefall at a 116-degree angle.
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HTC's phone market share is in free fall, and the company has posted steep losses in the last two quarters, while revenue has continued to plummet.
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When a golf course closes, prices for nearby homes plummet 25%, or 40–50% if the closure is accompanied by a contentious legal battle, WSJ reports.
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DeVry has been burning through cash as its enrollments plummet; its filings show it now has roughly 25,000 students, down from over 70,000 at its peak.
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Monday's result will see his ranking plummet from 30th to outside the top 250 in the world when the new standings are released on June 11.
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He helped cause Chesapeake's stock to plummet amid the financial crisis when he sold hundreds of millions of dollars in stock to raise cash for himself.
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But New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that the belief that stop-and-frisk caused the city's crime rate to plummet is false.
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Barclays CEO Jes Staley responded to Donald Trump's comment on CNBC Monday that the stock market will plummet if the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates.
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His blunt pitch has mostly flopped during a post-convention run that has seen his poll numbers plummet amid a series of controversies and damaging feuds.
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As a blockchain business, it makes perfect sense: you need a blockchain that can clear transactions quickly, and won't plummet in price after you buy it.
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The subsequent excess capacity and stock build-up caused nickel prices to plummet from $29,000 a tonne in 2011 to below $10,000 a tonne last year.
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The company faces lawsuits by more than 13,400 plaintiffs nationwide and a series of Roundup jury verdicts against Bayer have prompted its share price to plummet.
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Trump's promises and threats, whether or not they hold, mean one of two things for corporate earnings: estimate activity will plummet or start to inch up.
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In 2008, a TV show exposé about Baidu's paid listings including unlicensed pharmaceutical companies caused the company's shares to plummet 25 percent in a single day.
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As visitor numbers soar, the "Queen of the Adriatic" has seen its own population plummet from about 175,83 after World War Two to just over 50,000.
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Stocks may have rebounded from their recent lows, but the option market still implies a big chance that stocks plummet anew before the year is out.
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Apple said Monday it would move away from using Imagination Technologies' intellectual property — and Imagination Technologies saw its share price plummet nearly 62 percent in London.
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On Tuesday, shares of Boeing dropped more than 1 percent after the company saw deliveries and orders on its 737 jets plummet in the first quarter.
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Even as you plummet into oblivion—or run smack dab into a pile of spikes—for the millionth time, Celeste never feels like it's judging you.
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The plummet in the NRA's support for Democrats highlights the group's increasingly partisan posture, which is at odds with its past attempts to avoid party allegiances.
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Opportunists know how to game the system and can file a challenge that can cause the value of a patent (or a company's stock) to plummet.
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Shortly after he took office, the price of oil—which provides Venezuela's government with ninety-five per cent of its foreign-exchange revenue—began to plummet.
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The budget for the agency tasked with enforcing environmental regulations would plummet to $6.1 billion, a decrease of 2023 percent, under the White House spending blueprint.
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Insana warns a potential catalyst for the next crash might be a rapid rise in interest rates or a plummet in the value of the dollar.
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Meanwhile, the rise of low-cost airlines sharply increased the number of destinations in continental Europe with direct flights from Britain, and caused airfares to plummet.
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Just last week, Sears announced plans to close dozens more stores this year, as sales plummet and the retailer continues to trim its real estate portfolio.
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His precisely designed graphs show the rapid plummet of enslaved individuals just after 1860, when the percentage of freemen jumps from a mere 11% to 100%.
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The budget for the agency tasked with enforcing environmental regulations would plummet to $6.1 billion, a decrease of 31 percent, under the White House spending blueprint.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Sears had hired an advisory firm to prepare a bankruptcy filing, causing the company's stock price to plummet.
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Slowing economic growth in New Zealand's top export market, China, and a global oversupply of milk products have seen dairy prices plummet from 2013's records.
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Opinion IT is strange to live in a place where the skeletons of Alaskan king salmon, loosed from bald eagles' talons, sometimes plummet to the sidewalk.
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Stocks plummet, jobs disappear, spending dries up, and the subsequent anxiety that permeates through markets is powerful enough to cripple even the most optimistic of forecasts.
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Kelly's shifting accounts of the matter after the fact caused his credibility inside the West Wing to plummet, and it never truly recovered, according to officials.
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Additionally, an expectation that lead usage will plummet due to stronger demand for electric vehicles, which use lithium-ion rather than lead-acid batteries is premature.
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US stocks plunged into a bear market last week and the Dow is on track to plummet more than 2,000 points, or roughly 10%, Monday morning.
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But after reaching a career-high No. 7 in 2016, Bencic suffered myriad maladies, including a debilitating lower-back injury, that caused her ranking to plummet.
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The Mets' plummet had sapped many fans of their will to buy tickets, and so two hours before the first pitch, Keith's book event was struggling.
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Molly Moon Neitzel, the owner of Molly Moon's, an ice cream shop with eight locations across the Seattle area, had her sales plummet in recent weeks.
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About that plummet: If there was any news item behind it, it was Friday's employment report, which showed a significant although not huge rise in wages.
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We mark the start of the secular new year by huddling around a TV to watch a disco ball plummet while we blow on plastic kazoos.
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I have watched my income plummet by well over 30 percent over that span and have seen the city do nearly zip to alleviate the situation.
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Some are just puns: Corona the beer is having a rough go of it this year, as virus memes have caused its stock prices to plummet.
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If everyone in the world became vegetarian and continued a sustainable lifestyle, our CO2 emissions would plummet, as well as greenhouse gasses and other harmful chemicals.
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All you have to do is add what you want to your cart, enter the promo code FRIENDSFAM at checkout, and then watch your total plummet.
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As transaction costs plummet to zero and dozens of platforms enable mobile trading of virtually any asset, it is imperative to have the soundest investing advice.
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In his dream he'd watched it sink below its horizon, only to abruptly re-center in his field of vision and begin its lonely plummet again.
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They'd climb straight out into the vacuum of space, and when you ended the conversation, they'd plummet back down, taking massive fall damage in the process.
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As a chart being passed around the internet shows, Snap's daily active user growth may be set to plummet next year, according to Aegis Capital research.
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And surprisingly, while the massive inflow of dust caused global temperatures on Earth to plummet, it also provided a chance for new evolving species to flourish.
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Jumia, which has seen its share price plummet since a Wall Street debut in April, also suspended its e-commerce business in Cameroon on Nov. 18.
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AT&T shareholders may balk at the idea of taking DirecTV shares if there's an expectation that the public market valuation of the company will plummet.
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The steep contraction in the economy in 22011 and the first half of 220 caused tax revenues to plummet and social safety net spending to soar.
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The loss of the Chinese market caused U.S. corn prices to plummet, leading to over $5 billion in losses for corn producers, the farmers' lawyers said.
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The investor who predicts oil may plummet to $10 per barrel within a decade is now warning of a possible "sizable sell-off in markets" this summer.
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Nvidia had already fallen to $202.39 a share at Wednesday's close, a plummet of more than 30 percent from its 52-week high of $292.76 a share.
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Venezuela's oil exports plummet The crisis in Venezuela has led to mass human suffering marked by shortages of food and medicine as well as widespread power outages.
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In a video from Beijing News, you can see a few EHANG Egret drones break formation, and plummet to the earth toward the end of the performance.
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This is all thanks to a glut of European milk and a weakened euro, both of which have caused the price of European dairy products to plummet.
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Temperatures in Denver could plummet 50 degrees A drastic temperature drop Wednesday will make it feel like Denver has gone from fall to winter in 24 hours.
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It's like rushing to buy what you think is a hot stock when the company holds an initial public offering, only to have it plummet right after.
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And although lung cancer (and other risks) tend to plummet once you quit smoking, the risk for one type — adenocarcinoma — takes a bit longer to go down.
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And households would see their spending plummet by nearly $887 billion, leaving them with a tab of roughly $45 billion to pay for institutional long-term care.
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But to understand just how bad 2017's plummet has been, take a look at this chart of estimated domestic ticket sales over the past 35 years.
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Artists traded the niche, art-focused community for broader networks that were easier to use and could reach more people, and visits to DeviantArt began to plummet.
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Flying robots are too likely to be buffeted by wind or rain, and if they suddenly stop working, they wouldn't just stall — they'd plummet to the ground.
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Meanwhile, my generation has seen college tuition skyrocket -- in some cases double -- and higher education investment plummet to account for state budget shortfalls during the Great Recession.
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Revenues from tourism, another key growth driver, are expected to plummet after China banned tour groups from leaving the country to contain the spread of the disease.
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On the face of things, a population of CRISPR-armed bacteria would be expected to plummet in the presence of phages counter-armed with anti-CRISPR mechanisms.
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Similarly, if a private company's initiative isn't going well, its revenue immediately begins to plummet, a very strong signal that it needs to change its course quickly.
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Colombian aviation authorities found that Bolivian airline company LaMia had skimped on fuel, causing the plane to plummet into a mountainside before it could reach the airport.
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Deaths outstripped births by a record 300,000 in 2016; government projections say the population of 127m could plummet by almost a third over the next 50 years.
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Once we build our fancy, spacecraft-propelling laser array, the cost—in both dollars and time—of doing any and all science in space starts to plummet.
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The lack of rainfall that year caused water levels in the city's dams to plummet by 250 percent, only to be followed by two more dry winters.
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The modest gains in Afghan living standards that have resulted from all that spending could easily plummet amid a deteriorating security situation and endemic corruption, he says.
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Temperatures are expected to plummet on Monday, dropping to 15 degrees overnight with wind chills around zero, Patrick Maloit, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said.
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As global oil prices plummet, bringing down that of other commodities with it, governments in these nations are restricting access to the greenback to safeguard dwindling reserves.
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"Thousands of homes will need to be rebuilt before winter sets in and by the end of October overnight temperatures can plummet to sub-zero," he added.
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Just that tiny bit of wall sticking out was enough to almost completely block Verizon's 25G signal and caused data speeds to plummet down to 25G levels.
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Ukrainian leaders accuse the Moscow-backed church, widely known as the Moscow Patriarchate, of promoting the Kremlin's interests and spreading propaganda as relations between the countries plummet.
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Two major corrections over the last month have caused the price of bitcoin to plummet by 20173 percent, and the entire cryptocurrency market has fallen with it.
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Consumption of margarine continues to plummet nationally as consumers seek to reduce the amount of trans fats, which have been linked to increased risk of heart disease.
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The 6 million-user app invested in launching a free cryptocurrency trading exchange early this year only to see coin prices plummet and mainstream interest fall off.
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The exhibition takes work created between 1966 and 2016, and is ordered in reverse chronology, so that visitors can plummet from the now back to the then.
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But that, as well as the steeply falling price of oil — the country's largest export — has caused imports to plummet, leading to shortages of food and medicine.
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And if electric utilities and homeowners stop choosing solar, jobs in product installation and electricity generation—which make up the majority of U.S. solar jobs—will plummet.
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"Bottom line: bitcoin can rally to $2000,0353 and still be reasonably priced, or plummet to $2035,211 and also be correctly valued," Colas said in his daily note.
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Photosynthesis all but stopped, killing most of the plant life, extinguishing the phytoplankton in the oceans, and causing the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere to plummet.
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But after a plummet in energy prices last year, investors became skittish about pipelines as well because many of their customers were on the brink of bankruptcy.
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The yoke, the airplane's control column, began vibrating violently, an alarm mechanism warned that the plane was about to stall and potentially plummet back to the ground.
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Former world number eight Dimitrov had seen his ranking plummet to 40 last July but has now emerged from that slump to climb back up to 13th.
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Stock Market Plummet Goes GlobalThe Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its largest point drop in history Monday, and a further fall was expected across Wall Street Tuesday.
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Eric Roberge, a certified financial planner, sent an email to 250 of his clients in early March as the stock market began to plummet, offering some advice.
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Closer to home, the benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices hit a six-year low in 2015 and the price of natural gas continues to plummet.
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The agrochemical giant sells 50 percent of Malawi's commercial corn seeds, and their sales would plummet if the subsidies were eliminated or redirected to more productive uses.
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"Until Guterres delivers on the promises made to Haiti," she said, "victims will have to keep fighting and the U.N.'s moral standing will continue to plummet."
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And about a fifth of US companies said 2020 revenue from China will plummet by more than 50% if the epidemic extends through the end of August.
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That&aposs in stark contrast to the United States, which which saw its portion of the market plummet to 4% this year from around 30% in 2018.
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As stocks plummet and bond yields sink to record lows, investors seeking relatively safer returns might look to some low-volatility stocks that pay a generous dividend.
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When synthetic fibers like Japanese Kanekalon appeared in the late 1960s, they drove down the price of wigs and caused the price of human hair to plummet.
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"The coronavirus outbreak caused global stocks to plummet earlier this week, and on Tuesday US health officials warned the the disease's spread to the US was "inevitable.
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By making rockets more like other forms of transportation where the vehicle is not thrown away after one trip, the cost of going to space could plummet.
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U.S. airline stocks have fallen in recent months as the companies continued forecasting that the measure, unit revenue, will plummet thanks to higher capacity and lower fares.
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During the course of 24 hours, its minimum central air pressure — a key measure of the storm's intensity — is expected to plummet by more than 24 millibars.
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The GEO Group saw its stock price plummet by more than 85033 percent Thursday, while that of the Corrections Corporation of America fell more than 35 percent.
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Novo Nordisk faces tough price pressure in its biggest market, the U.S., and slashed its long-term growth guidance in its October earnings, causing shares to plummet.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates posted large crooked numbers in the late going of back-to-back contests to vent some frustration for their pronounced plummet in the standings.
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They should monitor their investments in fossil-fuel producers closely, lest their stocks plummet again as renewable energy gets cheaper and the value of their reserves diminishes.
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But Warren's plummet — 2574 points since the previous Quinnipiac poll taken a month ago — represents a brutal dive as the first nominating contests of 24.9 inch closer.
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Unlike with Japan, ongoing trade tensions between Washington and Beijing have caused China's imports of U.S. agricultural products to plummet, and the impact has certainly been felt.
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Media companies globally have watched print subscription and advertising prices plummet as technology companies such as Alphabet Inc's Google and Apple Inc pick up digital advertising revenue.
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The fake reports of Buterin's death caused Ethereum's valuation to plummet in the market — and later rebound — when the very-much-alive Buterin debunked the rumor himself.
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Teaming up with BG looks less risky, but should crude oil plummet to $20 a barrel and stay there, Mr. van Beurden's big bet could be his last.
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While MLB is on pace to set a strikeout record for the 14th consecutive season, the rate of pitches actually thrown in the strike zone continues to plummet.
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Even if the "dirt" is innocuous, as it was with Yashin, the way the information is spun causes popularity ratings of the politicians involved to plummet, Gudkov said.
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DJI booth at CES Las Vegas 2018Photo: GettyDJI has revealed that one of its drone products is having issues that are causing some to plummet from the sky.
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It doesn't help that our entire modern lifestyle can aid in making our sex drive plummet lower than the ratings for a Jeremy Piven–led procedural on CBS.
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Meanwhile in the north-central US, temperatures are expected to plummet as much as 50 degrees in 24 hours ahead of an intense and potentially historic fall snowstorm.
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Thidapa Suwannapura (Thailand), the first-round leader, continued to plummet down the leaderboard after shooting a 6-over 78 to put her at 5 over after three rounds.
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For example, Robock and his colleagues estimate that if India and Pakistan began nuking each other, the conflict could churn out enough soot to make global temperatures plummet.
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Temperatures will plummet Wednesday from a high around 80 degrees Fahrenheit into the 20s at night as the storm pushes in, the National Weather Service's Denver office said.
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Even China's celebrated delivery drivers — the frenetic, ice-in-their-veins food and package scooter riders who have accelerated the country's e-commerce boom — have seen work plummet.
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During low output months when seasonal monsoon rains are at their heaviest, their income can plummet, forcing them to cut down on labor costs or spending on fertilisers.
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Earlier this year, Mulki imposed steep IMF-mandated tax hikes to cut rising public debt that have hit the incomes of ordinary Jordanians, causing his popularity to plummet.
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The tourism has been slowly recovering after being hit by the knock-on effects of Islamist attacks in neighboring Kenya, a major destination that saw visitor numbers plummet.
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Using a kind of souped-up X-ray, an international team of researchers tracked subatomic particles called muons that plummet to Earth at nearly the speed of light.
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By the end of the race, after the sweat on the runners' bodies begins to cool, their core temperatures start to plummet, putting them at risk for hypothermia.
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In the Maduro case, Venezuelan security forces simply shot the drones out of the sky with rifles, causing the craft to either explode or plummet to the ground.
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"With an 'interstate for electrons,' renewable energy could be delivered anywhere in the country while emissions plummet," said study co-author Alexander MacDonald of NOAA in a statement.
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Even if the plan doesn't survive in its current form, the renewable energy market will continue to expand organically as the price of wind and solar power plummet.
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Why it matters: If Iran were to withdraw even partially from the deal, it could see its economy plummet further while military tensions with the U.S. ratchet up.
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NASA's next car-sized rover will plummet through the thin Martian atmosphere and softly land on the floor of a dried-up lakebed, the space agency announced Monday.
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A deep economic and social crisis in Venezuela has seen output plummet and the recent move by Venezuelas opposition to oust president Nicolas Maduro has made matters critical.
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These spent rockets are destined to either become space debris or fall back through Earth's atmosphere and burn up, leaving the charred leftovers to plummet into the ocean.
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The groups argue that the fallout from the the loss of the mortgage deduction could cause home values to plummet and create a loss of much-needed equity.
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Read More Cramer: Why Williams-Sonoma took a nosedive It seems to Cramer these days that with so much negative news surrounding Apple, the stock refuses to plummet.
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The report authors see the reliance on Assad as a strategic vulnerability because IS revenues could plummet further if the Syrian ruler secures oil supplies from another source.
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The value of these tax incentives is already baked into home prices, meaning there's a very real likelihood that eliminating those benefits could cause home values to plummet.
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Pinera served as president from 2006 to 2010 but saw his approval ratings plummet after a series of massive student-led demonstrations against Chile's highly privatized education system.
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"I don't think there's huge risk of a really big plummet because so much of the net length has already been taken out of the market, " Essner said.
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With low crude prices causing the OPEC member state's revenues to plummet, the central bank imposed forex controls last year to prevent a collapse of the naira currency.
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A deep economic and social crisis in Venezuela has seen output plummet and the recent move by Venezuela's opposition to oust president Nicolas Maduro has made matters critical.
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In Japan, Kobe Steel saw its shares plummet after the company admitted to falsifying data on its products to indicate it met specifications requested by customers, Reuters reported.
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As crime statistics continue to plummet citywide, the horrific murder suicide in Harlem is a stark reminder that domestic violence remains a problem in the nation's biggest city.
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West African nations are expected to face severe food shortages as heat waves cause crop production to plummet, and low-lying Pacific islands are threatened by rising seas.
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The Canadian company has seen its stock plummet in recent months as it has come under investigation by Congress, United States attorneys and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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By 2060, the country's population is expected to plummet to 86.74 million from its current total of 126.26 million, according to a projection by the Japanese Health Ministry.
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The first two generations of AirPods are neither water-resistant nor water-proof; exposing them to liquid may cause water damage that'll cause their resell value to plummet.
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Businesses that think they've gotten off easy because sales or users didn't plummet drastically after a boycott are fooling themselves and risking long-term damage to their brands.
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Read more:Elon Musk is doubling down on China as car sales plummet and electric-vehicle subsidies are slashedA Tesla Gigafactory worker got part of his finger cut off.
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So in the winter, when temperatures plummet overnight, say, because of a storm, it may not make you sick directly, but unstable weather patterns can increase your risk.
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O'Rourke sputters Former Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke, who shattered political money records in his near-miss Senate campaign in 2018, saw his fundraising plummet as a presidential candidate.
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Some were shaken by the episode, some laughed, some entertainment writers laughed a little too hard — and others beliebe in their love for Justin even more post-plummet.
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The tiny territory, home to 600,000 people, saw revenues plummet to five year lows after President Xi Jinping announced an anti-graft campaign which sapped sentiment in gambling.
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After selling his real estate agency near Seoul, he invested in South Korean stocks and then watched them plummet in value after the Asian financial crisis of 1997.
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They managed to pull the nose back up over and over until finally losing control, leaving the plane to plummet into the ocean at 450 miles per hour.
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Lenders blamed the crisis on the city for allowing ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to enter without regulation, which they said led medallion values to plummet.
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Combined with geopolitical rivalries among OPEC members and softer demand from a decelerating Chinese economy, the global glut in oil led to an eventual plummet in oil prices.
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One of Warren Buffett's biggest investment mistakes, IBM, played out over an agonizing seven-year stretch this decade, which saw the stock plummet along with the company's fortunes.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 2600,22008 in 22006, saw headcount plummet to around 22006,22007 by late 203 but as of June 220, 22008, was just over 2100,000.
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The outbreak has disrupted global travel as airlines are restricting flights, and fears over the virus prompted stocks to plummet the most since the financial crisis in 2008.
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Recruitment and retention will of course plummet, and those officers and analysts left won't have the mentorship or the experience to ensure our assessments are based on truth.
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The statement came as stocks continued to plummet after suffering their worst day in two years on Monday amid fears that the coronavirus could mushroom into a pandemic.
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As the country imposed restrictions on anyone arriving from mainland China, the casino saw turnover from high rollers, who are largely Chinese, plummet by more than a third.
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The experiment was conducted in a very low orbit, so the dummy satellite should fall out of the sky within a few months and plummet to its grave.
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Housebuilders Persimmon and Berkeley Group both had a comeback year, recovering after seeing their shares plummet in the immediate aftermath of the UK's Brexit referendum in June 2016.
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U.S. banks need more than in-line 3rd quarter to boost shares ANALYSIS-Rattled Wall Street stock investors fret about a correction 4/A PLUMMET AFTER THE SUMMIT?
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He described the results of a Trump recession: we would lose three and a half million jobs, incomes would stagnate, debt would explode, and stock prices would plummet.
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Temperature plummet precedes flood and fire risks Earlier this week, Denver had been basking in springlike conditions, with 78 degrees Tuesday, a near-record high for that date.
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It would have been very useful to have received advance warning that stocks were about to plummet, but the Wall Street consensus did not ring out an alarm.
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With a significant portion of D.C.-based employees expected to reject the job transfer and instead leave the BLM, he argued that diversity at the agency will plummet.
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Haftar's offensive has upended United Nations-led plans to stabilize Libya after years of conflict that have left the oil producer divided and caused living standards to plummet.
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"It only requires one person to get bitten or eaten by a shark for the industry to plummet and for Mauritius to be labeled as a risky destination."
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Ted Cruz patently avoided a Trump endorsement at the Republican convention while trying to speak to the future of the Republican Party and saw his favorability rating plummet.
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As Holden starts spending more time with serial killers than his girlfriend, the agent's "empathy," which Debbie says he has a lot of in "Episode 1," starts to plummet.
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Forecasters warned of up to 3 inches (7 centimeters) of snow in central Mississippi and Alabama by Tuesday morning and said temperatures will plummet as arctic cold blasts southward.
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For reasons unknown, you're placed in service elevator that rises to the 13th floor (spooky) and you plummet down — and go back up — while you scream your head off.
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The latest Gallup poll shows Trump's approval rating continuing to plummet and a Quinnipiac poll released last Wednesday shows President Trump losing support from key parts of his base.
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Housebuilders Persimmon and Berkeley Group have both had a comeback year, recovering after seeing their shares plummet in the immediate aftermath of the UK's Brexit referendum in June 2016.
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The good news, Accuweather reported, is temperatures are projected to plummet to more regular fall conditions by the end of the week in both the Midwest and further east.
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Indonesia wasn't the first commodity producer to go down this path, but the problem this time was that the changes were implemented just as prices were about to plummet.
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But to investors, who have seen the value of their holdings plummet of late, the number one problem today is that Zuckeberg isn't accountable to anyone other than himself.
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" Baker said it didn't make sense that the firearms injury rate would plummet 20 percent when "less than one-tenth of 1 percent of gun owners attend this event.
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On her blog, she called the study "a smack-talk response" to a previous blog pointing out that polar bear populations didn't plummet in 2007 as some biologists predicted.
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If China bans the transport of pigs from Yunnan and its neighboring provinces, as it has after outbreaks in the northern provinces, supplies in the south will likely plummet.
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This is causing the number of species to plummet, and biologists estimate 50 percent of species will disappear by the end of the century if the current trend continues.
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Oil is the basis for other commodities; so while we saw food prices plummet in tandem with oil, we can expect food prices to rise or adjust with oil.
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Five million Mexican-born immigrants aged between 15 and 40 years old currently live in the United States, but that number is expected to plummet in the coming decades.
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As bird and insect populations plummet, sounding new alarms about the health of the natural world, one promising arena where humans can help is also a surprising one: cities.
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While private equity firms have tried Southeast Asian energy previously, at least one of them had to exit after being hit by the plummet in oil prices last year.
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As if to punctuate Sears' plummet, major shareholder Eddie Lampert kept up his show of seeking the best for the chain — stepping down as CEO while remaining as chairman.
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" The sudden and shocking drop which caused Snap CEO Evan Spiegel's personal net worth to plummet by $150 million is being referred to by Forbes as the "Rihanna Effect.
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However, Indonesia's rupiah currency has been caught up in an emerging market sell-off amplified by a plummet in the Argentine peso and extreme volatility in the Turkish lira.
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But they, and voters, have not forgotten a plummet in Mr Abe's ratings earlier this year after he was reportedly linked to two scandals—in which he denies involvement.
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A drone crash can be catastrophic no matter where it happens, but watching your expensive toy plummet into a lake is especially tragic because water and electronics don't mix.
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Cleveland will likely drop to around zero degrees Fahrenheit, New York City to the teens, and some areas like Duluth, Minnesota will plummet to negative 25 degrees, said Weber.
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If they can be easily fabricated to show candidates making inflammatory statements, or simply looking inept, civic discourse will further degrade and public trust will plummet to new depths.
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There's even a slow-motion sequence where you leap across a chasm and nearly plummet to the ground, before Trico snatches you in its beak at the last second.
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Still, it's something to appreciate about nature—somehow, there are meteors that maintain the same orientation as they plummet to Earth, and we have physics to thank for it.
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After this period of Earth's history, a major glaciation period on Earth caused oxygen levels to plummet dramatically, making life for the putative Gabonionta exceptionally difficult, if not impossible.
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But since China holds such a huge volume of U.S. Treasuries in its portfolios, some economists say Beijing would not want to cause its investments to plummet in value.
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It's a trend that, according to a paper published today in Nature, is true across many protected areas in Africa: even low levels conflict could cause populations to plummet.
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Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson told the BBC that if Britain were to leave the European Union with no deal, the pound would plummet to parity with the dollar.
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By 22010, the country's population is expected to plummet by more than 22010 million from 220, to 20123 million people, according to a projection by the Japanese Health Ministry.
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In 1938, she was labeled "box office poison" a label that made her star value plummet just as she was starting to age out of her sweet-spot roles.
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Bass told the WSJ that China's woes are actually "much larger than the subprime crisis," and he believes the country's currency could plummet by as much as 40 percent.
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And when Republicans cut off bailouts of the companies as part of a 2014 budget deal, premiums started to soar and coverage options started to plummet in many states.
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Banks are slashing expectations for issuance and tightening in the market is reminiscent of the plummet in CLO deals that coincided with the onset of the global financial crisis.
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There was a misperception out there that when the refinery runs are finally cranked back up that you'd see these crude oil inventories plummet, and that's not the case.
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Growth in China could plummet to 2 percent over the next decade — from the expected 6.0 to 123 percent target this year, predicted Capital's Chief Asia Economist Mark Williams.
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Facebook executives said on Wednesday its profit margins would plummet for several years due to the cost of improving privacy safeguards and slowing usage in its top advertising markets.
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Abe's Cabinet approval rating has continued to plummet, reaching a record-low of 26%, according to a poll conducted by the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper on July 22 and 23.
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"Many nurseries have stopped stocking it entirely, and even large suppliers have seen numbers plummet, as buyers shun the plant for fear of what it means," the publication reports.
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The UK's decision to exit the European Union caused the value of the pound to plummet, making a cash takeover much cheaper now than any time in recent history.
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The comments reflect a phase of recovery for the century-old lender, which has seen its shares plummet, profits shrink and top boss leave after the botched-up restructuring.
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The union as a whole suffers from a crisis of legitimacy that has caused its popularity to plummet and eurosceptic parties on the far left and right to flourish.
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If sign-ups plummet — which even Obamacare supporters expect after the Trump administration has done so much to undermine open enrollment — the law's future will be in serious peril.
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Gottheimer believes the plan, which he called a "tax hike on New Jersey," will send jobs, people and businesses fleeing the state and will cause housing prices to plummet.
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Lyft, which went public shortly before Uber, is still seeing its stock price plummet, and analysts believe the threat of the forthcoming strike is at least partly to blame.
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This demand for rhino horn has contributed to a trend that has seen rhino populations plummet from half a million to fewer than 30,000 in less than a century.
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Extremely niche anime cribbing aside, the gentle plummet of the snowflakes could represent the inevitability of a doomsday we cannot prevent but we'll never notice until it's too late.
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However, survival rates quickly plummet to the single digits when cancer has become metastatic—that is, when the cancer has become transmissible among the myriad systems of the body.
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Haftar's offensive has upended United Nations-led plans to stabilise Libya after years of conflict that have left the oil-rich nation divided and caused living standards to plummet.
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Under the new deal, some of Zenefits' existing investors will get a much higher ownership stake, and the company's overall valuation will plummet from $4 billion to $2 billion.
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With no presence on television and an ever-growing Democratic field of candidates drawing more attention, Mr. O'Rourke, who ranked third in some early polls, saw his standing plummet.
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Both of these are long-term plays; no one expects that the number of people migrating to the US will plummet as soon as an aid contract is signed.
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The vicious circle of a stronger dollar, weaker emerging market growth and lower commodity prices caused spending on certain types of capital goods to plummet starting in mid-2015.
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Not only will you physically and mentally feel worse, reaction times plummet, and chances of depression, anxiety, and weight gain rise, since sleep loss disrupts energy intake and expenditure.
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Advertising costs will plummet once the recession is in full effect, which means you will be able to take advantage of a lower cost per lead than ever before.
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So a flurry of data on Wednesday that sent global stocks plunging -- including an 800-point plummet on the Dow Jones Industrial Average -- sent alarm through the White House.
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When the shelter was finally developed, property values continued to go up and crime continued to plummet, precisely the reverse of what some people in the neighborhood had feared.
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Fallout from the controversies and subsequent plummet in value has led to a tense relationship between former Neumann and SoftBank's Son, who has invested billions into the start-up.
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Maduro, 53, who succeeded his late mentor Hugo Chavez, has seen his popularity plummet due to a brutal recession, triple-digit inflation, widespread shortages and long lines at shops.
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In 2014, avian flu hit and many countries around the world banned American chicken, causing the price of dark meat cuts like thighs, which are favored overseas, to plummet.
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