Technology companies still haven't taken the plunge to own content.
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In winter, the mercury could plunge to fifty degrees below zero.
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Sadly, that jump saw him plunge to the ground in a heap.
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That's when it will make the fateful plunge to the planet's surface.
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At that point, the vehicle will start its plunge to the ground.
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The company attributed the plunge to macroeconomic uncertainty and soft tourism sales.
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Tenet's CAGR is expected to plunge to 0.2 percent from 21 percent.
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It turns out that plunge to $93 was the low for the year.
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Temperatures will plunge to the 230s by the afternoon and the mid-26s overnight.
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Oil jumped after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade.
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Oil jumped after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade.
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Temperatures in Berlin are expected to plunge to -10 degrees Centigrade (14 Fahrenheit) on Saturday.
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But now nighttime temperatures could plunge to negative 23 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 105 degrees Celsius).
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Booking its latest antitrust fine from the EU caused net income to plunge, to $222bn.
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Divers use to have to plunge to about 220 feet to reach the wreck site.
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Some analysts also attributed Thursday's plunge to a disconnect between investor sentiment and OPEC's intentions.
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Boston will plunge to 7 degrees below zero -- plus up to a foot of snow.
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Taking the plunge to get an Amazon Echo can be a big deal for some people.
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It'll survive drops of up to 22 feet and can plunge to depths of 21 feet.
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WeWork's IPO valuation may plunge to less-than-half of its last SoftBank-rolled private round.
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In the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, temps will plunge to 20-40 degrees below zero.
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On Monday traders massed outside parliament to complain about the plunge to record lows of Iran's currency.
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Since that plunge to a share price of roughly $109, the stock has recovered to about $123.
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Then, like so many space probes before it, it made a suicidal plunge to the planet's surface.
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TURKEY: The Turkish lira's plunge to record lows over the past week sent tremors through global markets.
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And in October, it plunged to around $1.16; it did not plunge to 1.17 to the dollar.
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It was unclear if he had been killed by the blast or by the plunge to the ground.
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In other words, Henrich thinks the S&P 500 could plunge to as low as 1,630 or so.
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On Monday traders had massed outside parliament to complain about the plunge to record lows of Iran's currency.
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That was enough of a plunge to leave Boeing as the biggest American industrial company by market value.
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As bond yields plunge to historic lows, investors craving for steady income are turning to dividend-focused funds.
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U.S. crude oil extended Wednesday's plunge to settle at $49.28 a barrel on Thursday, its lowest since Nov. 29.
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The bank's analysts foresaw a 24 percent drop in Chipotle's stock price, a plunge to $400 from its Feb.
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Oil jumped after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade, though coronavirus fears capped gains.
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On its first plunge to the sun, the probe will pass within about 15 million miles of the sun.
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During its first plunge to the sun, the probe will pass within about 15 million miles of the sun.
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Will private companies take the same plunge to bring us the metals behind the technologies we've grown to depend on?
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Those chances increase to about 38 percent with a win at Minnesota and plunge to 683 percent with a loss.
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Meanwhile, unchecked extraction by farmers and wealthy residents has caused groundwater levels to plunge to record lows, says the report.
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We know about the midnight helicopter rides over the Río de la Plata, and the icy plunge to the waters below.
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Even before his proposed reforms, his popularity began to plunge to half its sky-high numbers when he first took office.
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Gone, too, were the cascading waterfalls that plunge to the floor of Yosemite Valley, their famed beauty uselessly out of sight.
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Especially after a confident second and third season (as so often happens), that can feel like a rapid plunge to Earth.
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The Colts have a 31 percent chance of making the postseason and those odds plunge to 20 with a loss Sunday.
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Halff compared the plunge to the last major oil price collapse in 2628, saying he believed this one is more dramatic.
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Later, when we made the plunge to start home schooling, people would often ask, How does she socialize with other children?
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Overnight temperatures were set to plunge to 26 degrees in Bassett and Bartlett, the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls said.
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The dollar enjoyed a small rebound on Monday as investors bought back the greenback following its plunge to three-year lows.
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The Dow closed higher, above the psychologically key 18,000 level with Travelers recovering from Thursday's plunge to contribute the most to gains.
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Global stock markets lost about $2 trillion in value while sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low.
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That thrust Britain's exit from the EU into the unknown and saw the pound plunge to its lowest level since April 2017.
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Between Tuesday and Thursday, temperatures will plunge to 20-63 degrees below zero in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, Hennen said.
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Frederick noted that venture capitalists during the Great Recession more heavily scrutinized the financials of startups before taking the plunge to invest.
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Jagged mountains, granite walls and avalanche chutes plunge to creeks and rivers where, in good years, more than one million salmon spawn.
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Temperatures will plunge to 260-40 degrees below zero between Tuesday and Thursday in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, Hennen said.
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The designers had to take extra care to insulate them for the climate, where temperatures can plunge to -20˚F in winter.
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On the flipside, she found a floor of support at $46 and if it breaks below that level, crude could plunge to $40.
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Many analysts are chalking up that plunge to a decline in the cryptocurrency market, for which NVIDIA's GPUs are used in mining rigs.
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But it also rewards the player who takes the plunge to follow the story through an original, dangerous world until Chaos is unleashed.
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One analyst attributed the stock's plunge to its shift in strategy, saying many investors had initially bought into the company's "asset-light" approach.
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Cryptocurrencies hit staggering highs toward the end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018, only to plunge to a fraction of those levels.
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Those who aren't in New York might also be in luck, because Cassini's final plunge to Saturn might be visible to telescopes from earth.
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At Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire, the temperature will plunge to minus 3533 degrees Friday night into Saturday, weather observer Taylor Regan said.
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Stocks recovered from a Wednesday morning plunge to close roughly even amid rising trade tensions and concerns about the health of the global economy.
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PAC-3 Patriot missile batteries represent a last line of defense against warheads that can plunge to their targets at several kilometers per second.
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First, on the face of it, the president seems willing to risk a stock market plunge to pursue a policy that Wall Street opposes.
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My friends have been talking about this book for years so I finally took the plunge to see what the hype is all about.
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The attempt made Trump's approval rating plunge to the mid-30s, lower than that of other presidents at that point in their first term.
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The move could be interpreted as a sign of confidence as the stock market continued its multi-day plunge to fresh lows for the year.
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But if U.S. crude settles below $47 a barrel on Thursday, he believes the contract could plunge to the November lows of $42 a barrel.
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Did a bungee jumping instructor yell "Now jump" or "No jump" to a tourist while she remained untethered, causing her to plunge to her death?
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She decided to take the plunge to become a full-time freelancer and author, having already published three books while she held a day job.
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Whenever the contraption shuddered and bumped, I was convinced that we had become unhitched from the cable and were about to plunge to our deaths.
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"I took the plunge to be the first one to publicly share my own info, and after that, the data came pouring in," she said.
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At one point, Parrington told CNN affiliate KOMO he snapped a photo of himself after he realized he wasn't going to plunge to his death.
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By the numbers: The National Weather Service is warning that wind chills will plunge to the lowest readings since the mid-1990s across the Upper Midwest.
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The company has seen its market share plunge to just 10 percent after the clinker plant it built in Tanzania in 2014 failed to generate income.
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Along with the fall in global oil prices, the sanctions have caused Russia's economy to shrink and the ruble's value to plunge to all-time lows.
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The SPD, which along with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives has dominated post-war German politics, has seen its popularity plunge to fourth position in some polls.
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Women's coworking startup The Wing's, once valued at as much as $365 million, has seen its valuation plunge to around$200 million, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
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The high desert terrain is one of striking contrast and inclement weather: summer days soar above one-hundred-degrees, and winter nights plunge to below freezing.
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Good news for all you clumsy Apple lovers out there: You now have a little bit longer to take the plunge to insure your shiny new iPhone.
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How many of us learned to check for guardrails before knocking boots on a roof from watching a guest star plunge to the end of her contract?
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Nomura macro and quant strategist Masanari Takada made waves earlier this month with his prediction of a crisis-level plunge to arrive as soon as late August.
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That pause was followed by a plunge to 12-year lows last winter, but Citi's Ed Morse told CNBC's "Squawk Box " things will be different this year.
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Their data are critical to finding out what caused the brand new aircraft to plunge to the ground shortly after taking off from Addis Ababa on Sunday.
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The company last month projected shipments to dealers could plunge to their lowest level in eight years in 2018 after sales fell in every region last year.
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The Brazilian real BRL= was fractionally firmer at 21 per dollar early on Friday, after an 2248.76 percent plunge to its lowest level since December on Thursday.
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The Ferguson Fire burning in the rugged Sierra National Forest next to Yosemite National Park is causing air quality within the park to plunge to hazardous levels.
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Even when Mir was left to plunge to its fiery death in atmospheric reentry, some feared that these tough spacefarers might survive, and pose public health hazards.
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Zonderland blamed faulty timing for the moment of cruel drama in the gymnastics arena that caused him to plunge to the mat, drawing gasps from the crowd.
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Mahathir also saw his popularity plunge to 46 percent from 71 percent over the same period, although he says he doesn't put much faith in these numbers.
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According to the Australian Navy, these subs could plunge to a depth of 100 feet (30.5 meters) and travel at maximum speed of 17 mph (28 km/h).
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The move leaves unclear the destination of the black box, which may yield vital details of what caused the plane to plunge to the ground, killing 157 people.
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Henry scored on a 210-yard burst in the third quarter, then added a 20-yard plunge to cut the lead to two points with 6:26 remaining.
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There's a better way: The U.S. government should take advantage of the recent stock market plunge to incentivize firms to develop a coronavirus cure, vaccine, or other approaches.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade, with U.S. crude last up 12% to $22.77 and Brent up $13 to $26.03.
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AMMAN, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Panicky Syrians rushed to buy dollars on Monday, causing the Syrian pound's value to plunge to record lows, two dealers and a banker said.
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The US's relationship with Russia would also plunge to a lower point than it is right now, further damaging Trump's hope of warming ties between Washington and Kremlin.
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Paulsen foresees the as poised to roar to 2,600, then plunge to the 2,200 ballpark as rates rise and finally recover a bit to close out 2017 at 0503,350.
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South Korean temperatures plunge to -4 degrees Fahrenheit at night and rarely break above freezing during the day, making the Pyeongchang Games the coldest Olympics in decades, Reuters reports.
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This timeframe is applicable for most items, though if you're ordering larger items, Wednesday, December 19th is when you should take the plunge to ensure an on-time delivery.
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Big European banks like Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse saw their shares plunge to an all-time low after results of the EU referendum were announced on Friday morning.
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Yet, many experts are maintaining a stiff upper lip in the face of harsh data, especially as other asset classes have bounced back from a plunge to begin 2016.
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The top five banks also saw their share plunge to an all-time low of 44.7 percent as tighter regulation, tough trading conditions and increased automation took their toll.
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Deflationary forces from the oil price plunge to $50 from $115 in the second half of 33 kick-started central banks into action at the beginning of last year.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade, with U.S. crude last up 6.5% to $21.70 and Brent up 34 cents to $25.22.
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Many franchise owners started as Pure Barre devotees before taking the plunge to buy into Pure Barre, which was acquired by boutique workout franchise brand Xponential Fitness in 2018.
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For with them too came a domed plastic lid, the Hill of Destiny, surmounting a steep pile of cream through which straws had to plunge to do their duty.
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Shelley then hit Dixon with a 47-yard touchdown pass and Shyne scored on a 1-yard plunge to make it 24-7 with seven seconds left in the third.
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At the same time as the Arctic heats up (relatively speaking), temperatures will plunge to about 35 degrees Fahrenheit below average across nearly all of Europe, from Moscow to London.
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Its inherent over-the-top-ness is tempered by a grim and frequently off-putting outlook on the depths humanity can plunge to when seismic shifts uproot our civilized society.
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It has lost 240 percent on the dollar and 183 percent against the euro, never recovering from a plunge to a 218-year low the day after the EU vote.
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Based on the monthly chart of the S&P 500, Garner said that a pullback to the low 1,800s could happen, but won't rule out a temporary plunge to 1,720.
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Chief Executive Tim Steiner told reporters sterling's plunge to a three-decade low versus the U.S. dollar following the EU referendum last week could help Ocado to clinch an agreement.
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Sterling was little changed at $1.3279, nursing its losses after an 11-percent plunge to a 20.013-year trough of $1.3122 a week ago following last month's shock Brexit vote.
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A prodigious splash, a wild plunge to the bottom, nine feet down, and then, by some inexplicable magic (not to mention frantic flailing), I pop back up to the surface!
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The US's relationship with Russia would also plunge to a lower point than it is right now, further damaging Trump's hope of a warming in ties between Washington and Kremlin.
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Sterling's post-referendum plunge to its lowest level against the dollar since the mid-1980s has helped manufacturing exports expand at the fastest pace in almost two years, Markit said.
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Analysts and traders told CNBC oil's plunge to the low $40 range has made traders less likely to take out new short positions, or bets that prices will fall further.
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Defending champion Jason Day had a quadruple-bogey nine at the par-five 16th and a double-bogey at the par three 17th to shoot 80 and plunge to equal 60th.
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The rocket's plunge to the earth was part of a major flight test for Virgin Orbit that will pave the way for the company's first launch to space later this summer.
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The British pound was little changed at $21, nursing its losses after its 2.00 percent plunge to a 21.5-year trough of $3.93 a week ago following last month's Brexit stunner.
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Trump could plunge to 45 percent in the Grand Canyon State with 55 percent of the white vote, 20 percent of the Hispanic vote, and 10 percent of the remaining vote.
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At least 10 shelters were being readied on tribal land against temperatures that can plunge to less than 35 degrees below zero Fahrenheit (-37 Celsius) for days at time, he said.
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Initially launched as a PDF, Husain decided to take the plunge to turn her business into a web application; she is currently working with developers toward a relaunch in mid-January.
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Since Speedo took the plunge to drop Lochte on Monday morning, his other sponsors including Ralph Lauren, Gentle Hair Removal and Airweave have one by one ended their contracts with the swimmer.
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It also stated there was remote 10 percent possibility that a more hawkish Fed and "significantly higher" oil prices could see gold plunge to the depths of $930 an ounce in 2017.
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Imports from the United States, typically China's No. 2 supplier, will plunge to just 700,000 tonnes in the 2018/19 season starting this month, said Guo Yanchao, deputy chairman of Jiusan Group.
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The video captures the panic of beach-goers who saw the two skydivers crash and Hernandez plunge to the ground, as a helpful bystander rushes toward her to see if she's okay.
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The move leaves unclear the destination of the black box, which may yield vital details of what caused the Boeing Co 2737 MAX 2737 to plunge to the ground, killing 211 people.
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The move leaves unclear the destination of the black box, which may yield vital details of what caused the Boeing Co 57 MAX 57 to plunge to the ground, killing 343 people.
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The new space rock belongs to a family of meteorites that once bombarded Earth, but no longer plunge to the planet, according to a paper published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
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The 40Db poll also showed the conservative People's Party (PP) would win 91 seats, up from 66 in April, while centre-right Ciudadanos would plunge to 14 seats from their previous 57.
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Big European banks like Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse saw their shares plunge to an all-time low after results of the U.K.'s referendum on remaining in Europe on June 23.
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Since then, the 252-year Treasury has rushed down to 2500% after a plunge to 210% several days ago, and investors' confidence has been shaken in the durability of the economic expansion.
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Bret: For the past year, I've felt that the country has been suspended over air like Wile E. Coyote in those gravity-defying seconds before he takes the plunge to the canyon floor.
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To prevent fragile electronics from being damaged by winter temperatures that can plunge to minus 40 (the same temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit), some of the containers that pass through Khorgos are heated.
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MEXICO CITY, March 9 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso's plunge to a historic low on Monday was exacerbated by speculators selling the currency to cover losses from peso investments made through derivatives, analysts said.
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The cost is expected to be about 4 billion shekels (more than $1 billion), according to Israeli news reports, which suggest it will plunge to a depth of about 130 feet. Maj. Gen.
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Tullow Oil continued its recovery from Monday's 70% plunge to add 15.2% by the close, while British infrastructure group Balfour Beatty saw its shares climb 4.3% after upgrading its full-year profit guidance.
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Citi's downgrade of its forecast follows that of many other banks which are scrambling to keep up with oil's plunge to well below $30 per barrel from above $100 as recently as September 2014.
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After an epic multi-year rally, Buffalo Wild Wings reported a series of disappointing numbers that caused the stock to plunge to $134 in mid-July from $200 at its peak 12-months ago.
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After an epic multi-year rally, Buffalo Wild Wings reported a series of disappointing numbers that caused the stock to plunge to $134 in mid-July from $200 at its peak 12-months ago.
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What caused the plane carrying 56 passengers and 10 crew members to plunge to the sea on May 19 remains a mystery, but the latest information could bring investigators closer to determining a cause.
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The PMI survey showed that French manufacturers saw new orders from abroad plunge to the lowest level since March 2019 and backlogs build up as the coronavirus outbreak hit supply chains around the world.
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The vans division, which has struggled to ramp up production at its plant in the United States, saw its return on sales plunge to minus 15.9% in 13 from 2.3% in 2018, Daimler said.
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With user growth stagnant at a little over 300 million compared to 1.7 billion for Facebook, Twitter has seen its stock price plunge to below $18 from a peak of $69 in early 2014.
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Kilduff, a longtime bear and skeptic of OPEC's deal to curb production, said oil's more than 20143 percent plunge to roughly three-month lows on Wednesday was the final nail in the coffin for speculators.
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On the way to its seventh birthday, this market has sustained three separate setbacks of at least 15 percent: one each in 20093 and 2011, and just recently with the plunge to the February lows.
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LARNACA, Cyprus (Reuters) - A 95-year-old British veteran of World War Two broke his own record on Saturday as the world's oldest scuba diver after taking the plunge to explore a shipwreck off Cyprus.
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I think what drove them to recommend it to me was, 'Hey, here's our chance to find out what it's like, but we don't have to actually take the plunge to buy this ridiculous vehicle.
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The pound was little changed at $1.3283, stabilising after an 11 percent plunge to a 31-year trough of $114.0.7468 a week ago in the wake of Britain's June 23 vote to leave the European Union.
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With temperatures that plunge to as low as -50oC (-58oF), all non-perishable supplies and equipment for the year must be shipped between July and October, or be specially airlifted in at high cost, Girard said.
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The performance was deeply engaging, but it lost the manic quality of the original, with its repeated driving rhythm in the left hand, even as the right crosses under in a plunge to the bass register.
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The far-right Vox party was seen becoming the third largest political force, climbing to 34 seats from 24, overtaking the center-right Ciudadanos group, whose seats would plunge to 19 from 57, the poll said.
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Among the worst hit crops is wheat, whose output is projected to plunge to 20183,22018 tonnes in 22015 from 250 million tonnes harvested in the previous year - a 2.4-billion-rand loss for the grain sector.
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Related: Trade war fallout: Soybean prices plunge to a 10-year low Trump has also imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada and Mexico, all US allies, citing national security concerns.
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That rare Oval Office address followed a harrowing day for markets, which saw one major index plunge to bear-market levels, and U.S. officials, who at every level of government introduced their own coronavirus response measures.
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Second, even when stops were phased out toward the end of his administration and then decreased sharply under his successor, Mayor Bill de Blasio, crime rates continued to plunge to new lows unseen since the 247s.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Private equity firm KKR & Co Inc sees the chance to take advantage of the recent U.S. stock market plunge to make acquisitions, co-President and co-Chief Operating Officer Scott Nuttall said on Thursday.
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Sterling climbed to $1.3290, taking a disappointing British construction survey in its stride and stabilising after an 11-percent plunge to a 31-year trough of $1.3122 a week ago in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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TORONTO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso's plunge to a 2-1/2-month low against the Canadian dollar on Thursday is seen putting further pressure on Canadian exporters who have struggled with weak growth this year.
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" [WSJ] "Michael Novogratz, the former macro manager who's turned into one of the biggest champions of bitcoin, shelved plans to start a cryptocurrency hedge fund and predicted that the digital money may extend its plunge to $8,000.
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If you do decide to take the plunge to this South American wonder, you'll be richly rewarded when you reach the Potaro River and experience its foamy water that tumbles 741 feet down into the pool below.
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A chunk of the money will be used to purchase the first batch of SM-3 Block IIA missiles, which are designed to hit warheads in space before they plunge to their targets, a Japanese government sources said.
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And further down the road, the looming plunge to a shortage of pulses and oilseeds will likely deal a major blow to the government's push to become self-sufficient in these crops by the end of the decade.
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Oil's spectacular fall - down almost 10 percent since last Thursday - and world stocks' plunge to 19-month lows have prompted speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve might be done with tightening after its policy meeting later in the day.
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ARM Cement, which was once Kenya's second-largest cement maker behind LafargeHolcim's Bamburi Cement, has seen its market share plunge to just 10 percent after the clinker plant it built in Tanzania in 2014 failed to generate income.
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Earlier this month the Bank of England sketched out a worst-case no-deal Brexit scenario in which sterling would plunge to parity against the U.S. dollar, inflation would exceed 6 percent and the economy contract by 8 percent.
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Sterling stood at $1.4537, nursing losses after a plunge to a 5-1/2-year low of $1.4491 on Monday, amid expectations that the Bank of England is in no rush to tighten policy when it meets on Thursday.
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LONDON, March 59.0763 (Reuters) - A fresh spike in U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices' plunge to three-month lows sent emerging stocks down more than one percent on Thursday, while the rand and the lira weakened against the dollar.
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Temperatures in northern North Dakota are expected to plunge to around -30 F (-34.4 C) on Saturday with a wind chill of about -50 F (-45.5 C), said Ken Simosko, a meteorologist with the weather service in North Dakota.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar enjoyed a small rebound on Monday as investors bought back the greenback after its plunge to three-year lows, although analysts said any recovery looked set to be brief with dollar bears still out in force.
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Global stock markets lost about $2 trillion in value on Friday after Britain voted to leave the EU, while sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low and money poured into safe-haven gold and government bonds.
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I think many times a person might feel like they are ready to take this crazy plunge to get married at first sight – or married in general – but once it actually happens, they realize that it isn't what they really wanted.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The South African government is concerned by the rand's plunge to its lowest this year and will step up a "defence mechanism", Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said, but he fell short of calling the currency's dip a crisis.
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Birchbox is ideal for beginners who want to try new brands before making the plunge to full price, or for those who just don't have a clue about the industry and want someone else to do the work for them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sterling edged off lows against the U.S. dollar on Friday, recovering slightly from a 21.30 percent plunge to its weakest in 21992 years following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, on reassuring statements from central banks.
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Iran is expected to add barrels in an already oversupplied market where its rivals Saudi Arabia and Iraq have consistently raised production, helping create one of the biggest gluts in history and contributing to a price plunge to 12-year lows.
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His eponymous firm, Odey Asset Management, also saw its performance fees plunge to 60,000 pounds in the 12 months to April 5 2017, from 19.3 million pounds in the same period a year earlier, according to a company filing last month.
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All three have used the committee hearings to hammer the Trump administration — on the budget, on foreign policy, and on Russia — but there are also some differences likely to emerge if they do take the plunge to run for president.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For those with the stomach to digest more months of Brexit-induced political wrangling, sterling's plunge to two-year lows is raising the question: is it time to dip back into hard-hit British markets for potential bargains?
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If the three most effective state gun laws requiring background checks and ballistic imprinting were implemented nationwide, researchers estimated that the national mortality rate – 10.1 deaths for every 100,000 people in 2010 – would plunge to 0.16 fatalities for each 100,000 individuals.
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But all this basically requires a recalibration of what the company is worth relative to its health going forward, and that's at least introduced a big question mark and a big plunge to go with it in the near term.
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The central bank has sketched out a range of Brexit scenarios including a worst-case no-deal outcome in which sterling would plunge to parity against the dollar, inflation would exceed 6 percent and the economy contract by 8 percent.
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Maduro, 54, a former bus driver and long-serving foreign minister for Chavez, narrowly won election in 2013 but has seen his ratings plunge, to just over 20 percent, during a brutal economic crisis in the South American OPEC member.
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OTTAWA, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar's speedy plunge to a 12-year low has fueled calls from some market and industry players for the country's central bank to hold interest rates steady, even as traders increase bets on a cut this week.
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Like its peers, Carlyle mostly shrugged off the impact of Britain's shock decision in June to leave the European Union, also known as Brexit, an event that briefly roiled global markets and caused sterling GBP= to plunge to a 31-year low.
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Market interventions not seen since the financial crisis appeared to have calmed the waters somewhat after a brutal week on Wall Street that saw major averages slide at a record pace and government bond yields plunge to regions they had never seen before.
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And under new policies, if the U.S. returns to its long-term annual growth trend of 3.5 percent, which prevailed in the prior century, America's debt-to-GDP ratio could plunge to 30 or 40 percent instead of skyrocketing to 150 percent or more.
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It puts it one step closer to being able to lob a warhead that could plunge to its target at speeds of several kilometers a second, potentially too fast for the current PAC-3 batteries that are the last line of defense against missile strikes.
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The attacks, which put four key export streams under force majeure, had led production to plunge to just 1.37 million barrels per day in May, the lowest level since July 1988, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), from 2.2 million barrels in January 2016.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock markets lost about $2 trillion in value on Friday after Britain voted to leave the European Union, while sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low and money poured into safe-haven gold and government bonds.
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Bill Strazzullo, chief market strategist at Bell Curve Trading — who correctly called for crude's plunge to the $903 range back in 2013 — said oil could be on the verge of a massive rally that would send the commodity to levels not seen in three years.
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But those nervous about a flood of shares hitting the market from investors who want to lock in gains can take some comfort in this: A bunch of that stock is underwater and even deeper in the red after Tuesday's 9% plunge to $28.38.
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Thirdly, Nyrstar is going through a wholesale financial restructuring, including the disposal of its zinc mining business, as it tries to shore up its balance sheet in the wake of zinc's plunge to a multi-year low of $2100,22 per tonne in January this year.
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The company will also try to develop a new power system that could help keep its Blue Moon lander up and running during the Moon's nighttime — a two-week period of total darkness during which temperatures can plunge to -280 degrees Fahrenheit (-173 degrees Celsius).
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The FTSE 100 rebounded from Thursday's plunge to gain 1.1 percent, but put in its worst weekly performance in two months as jitters over Britain's divorce from the European Union, the U.S.-China trade war and worries about global growth sapped confidence in the UK market.
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Toshiba recovered from its recent plunge to trade up 4.72 percent to 290.5 yen per share after Chairman Shigenori Shiga said that he heard the Japanese banks were ready to provide financial support after it was hit earlier in the week by fresh reports of profit padding, Reuters reported.
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Read More Goldman's spinoff strategy beats the market The recovery began on March 9, 2009, with what became known as the "Haines Bottom," as the late CNBC anchor Mark Haines watched the S&P 500 plunge to 666 and mused on the air that the climactic low had likely been reached.
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That leaves the door open for someone to come in and to consolidate that more, and that presents a double opportunity for Naspers: It can either find itself getting a good deal for Avito from another buyer, or take the plunge to do it by itself using Avito as its foothold.
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There's absolutely no telling which ridiculous depths Zoo will plunge to in season three — especially after season two ended with a time jump to a Children of Men-esque future in which everyone is suddenly infertile — but if you want some dumb summer fun, you're just not gonna do better than Zoo.
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Mariota — who was given a reprieve when what would have been his third fumble in three drives was overturned by a review that showed Luke Stocker didn't have the ball long enough on a catch — led an 221-yard drive that capped by Derrick Henry's 213-yard plunge to make it a 221-24 tie.
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Though the digital currency has historically been highly volatile - a tenfold increase in its value in two months in late 2013 took it to above $1,100, before a hack on the Tokyo-based Mt. Gox exchange saw it plunge to under $400 in the following weeks - it has in the past two years been more stable.
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Coming around to the screams of your friends—wait no those are your screams—you plunge to the floor, pick up the phone, turn it around, and catch the last of their long series of stories that have played automatically before the screen folds into a disappearing circle and you are back on the search page looking at the names of the people you stalk most frequently.
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J.Crew has made a name for itself for being one of the bigger and more successful vertically-integrated brands — designing and selling only its own lines — so it's notable that it is now taking the plunge to associate itself with an upstart that has no roots in fashion, but has most definitely been doubling down on its fashion ambitions and is on track to becoming the nation's biggest apparel retailer.
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