The plunging yuan knocked off many currencies in the region.
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We're plunging together into the blissful depths of immersive domestic
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Fears of an economic slowdown sent stocks plunging on Tuesday.
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However, those shipments have shrank because of plunging prices overseas.
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Geena Davis' dress featured daring elements, like a plunging neckline.
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That is so much sexier than plunging to the navel.
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Wiz Khalifa proved that plunging necklines aren't just for women.
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Cut off from the global economy, Iran's economy is plunging.
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That's worth plunging yourself deeper into push notification hell, right?
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ET, after plunging as much as 800 points Tuesday night.
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BRB, buying a plunging neckline and a reindeer antler headband.
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The move risks plunging the country back into civil war.
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That doesn't mean the market is going to keep plunging.
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Emus are in appearance plucky and plunging creatures, mostly torso.
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They screech and growl, plunging their bodies back and forth.
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Emilia Clarke chose a daring dress with a plunging neckline.
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The result was plunging stock markets and currencies almost everywhere.
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An opinion poll also showed plunging support for Bolsonaro's government.
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Households were paying more to cope with the plunging temperatures.
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"Plunging it into Saturn ... is the safest" option, Dyches says.
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Oil steadied with stimulus hopes offsetting fears of plunging demand.
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The moon will block the sun, plunging everything into darkness.
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But as protest movements grow, their success rates are plunging.
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Though plunging coal use reduces air pollution, stockpiles are wasteful.
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The recent events sent the stock price of Changsheng plunging.
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Kimpel chose a sparkly black gown with a plunging neckline.
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They would be plunging into water measured at 39 degrees.
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He's acting on "Miami Vice" and plunging into movie roles.
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She paired her plunging gown with a dramatic red lip.
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I love the deep plunging square neckline and the open back.
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Mattel's $20 Flushin' Frenzy also involved furious application of plunging tools.
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Gold remained under pressure, plunging to its lowest level since February.
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Deaths from infectious diseases like influenza, pneumonia, and polio were plunging.
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And coordinated in plunging black gowns at the 2015 Met Gala.
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Brexit vote leads to a plunging decline in the financial sector.
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The stunning vote roiled markets, sending indexes plunging across the world.
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Things changed when stock markets began plunging in the New Year.
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Travelers, meanwhile, posted its worst day since 2008, plunging nearly 8%.
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The dress had a plunging neckline and showed plenty of leg.
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The news sent company shares plunging by more than 50 percent.
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In many countries where it is common, birth rates are plunging.
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"Facebook is plunging, erasing billions in market value," the tweet teased.
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The Fed removed its "patience" approach which sent treasury yields plunging.
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But the bitcoin rally didn't end when the markets were plunging.
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He then fell, plunging six stories -- only to be caught safely.
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So are two decades of laughable inaction around plunging scoring rates.
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Nordstrom's plunging sales confirm a troubling new trend among wealthy shoppers.
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He's that feeling of plunging your hands into cold, oily dishwater.
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But since 2014 the price of quinoa has been plunging. Why?
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Flashlight in hand, he wastes little time plunging into the depths.
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Blanchett's black dress had a plunging neckline filled with colored stones.
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Intelligence has spent itself, plunging into a kind of spiritual insolvency.
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December was a particularly dreadful month, with the Dow plunging 8.7%.
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Trump's international standing is further eroded by his plunging poll numbers.
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Alison Brie chose an eye-catching dress with a plunging neckline.
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That tweet was blamed for helping to send the market plunging.
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Her golden dress featured a halter-style top and plunging neckline.
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Amy Poehler's golden pantsuit featured a plunging neckline and oversized pants.
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Emilia Clarke wore an eye-catching gown with a plunging neckline.
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Nonetheless, many industry experts see oil prices plunging into the $20s.
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The Moody's report also sent the company's bond price plunging Wednesday.
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But Valeant's and SunEdison's plunging share prices have caused considerable carnage.
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Investor and consumer confidence is plunging in wake of the scandals.
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News of Trump's travel ban sent markets in Asia plunging today.
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Reliability plunged, they said, and it kept plunging even when Gov.
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Soon after plunging into the roiling Atlantic at about 21990 p.m.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange energy index rose 0.7%, after plunging 27%.
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It felt as if invisible knives were plunging into his lungs.
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Plunging oil prices hit the petroleum industry, which dominates the economy.
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It also had a plunging neckline that reached below her stomach.
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Orders for transportation equipment gained 0.7% after plunging 3.2% in September.
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The Democratic-led House was plunging ahead over solid Republican opposition.
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Her dress also had a plunging neckline and long, oversized sleeves.
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But, Mr. Kabila did not step down, plunging Congo into chaos.
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Inflation is rampant, and the value of the rial is plunging.
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Tax revenues are plunging, and the nation's budget deficit is ballooning.
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Ooredoo Oman fell 0.7 percent after plunging 7.9 percent on Sunday.
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More recently, Sharif argues, both entries and exits have been plunging.
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The company's shares tanked during Monday trade, plunging 6.22% on the day.
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Hotels near the hospital suffered power outages, plunging the area in darkness.
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In 2017, there's already one clear frontrunner: the ultra-deep, plunging neckline.
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The stock market, which has had a volatile year, is plunging again.
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Although I don't know that Cinderella went as plunging in the neckline.
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Her sleeveless dress had a plunging neckline and a semi-sheer skirt.
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Orders for non-defense aircraft jumped 31.2% after plunging 25.4% in February.
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A guilty verdict risks plunging the IMF into a new leadership crisis.
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The glitch also coincided with plunging temperatures throughout much of the country.
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The unemployment rate for Asians fell sharply, plunging from 3.1% to 2.2%.
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And once again, their collaboration will send Winslet plunging into the ocean.
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European bank stocks are also plunging, down 23 percent year to date.
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Sterling shocked everyone overnight by plunging as 6 percent against the dollar.
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Alnylam Pharmaceuticals (ALNY) was plunging more than 230 percent in the premarket.
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The plunging Chinese markets also saw a sharp sell-off in stocks.
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And finally, Cassadee Pope went with a halter, plunging silver metallic gown.
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There's something daunting about plunging into this album's world for an hour.
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Rival Ooredoo Oman fell 2.0 percent after plunging 7003 percent on Sunday.
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The output of Chinese aluminium has sent global prices plunging, hurting rivals.
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The company's bonds have been suspended from trading after plunging on Thursday.
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Digiday reported in April that traffic to Mic's website had been plunging.
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The Kelly scoop immediately sent Herbalife plunging, falling 15 percent within seconds.
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Investors continue to flock to government bonds for safety, sending yields plunging.
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Oil plunges again Energy stocks retreated in tandem with plunging oil prices.
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Despite JD.com's plunging bonds, China's tech sector was only 1-2bp wider.
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Not surprisingly, shares of Walgreens and CVS are plunging with the news.
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This is the inevitable result of plunging into another country's civil war.
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Uber's plunging stock price has left its biggest stakeholder in the red.
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The plunging temperatures prompted cities to urge homeless residents to seek shelters.
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Oil edged lower with fears of plunging demand just outweighing stimulus hopes.
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The latest salvo in the trade war sent global markets plunging Monday.
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The spread of the coronavirus is plunging the global economy into recession.
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The cuts sent oil prices plunging toward the lowest level since 1991.
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But history shows some equities get a boost from from plunging rates.
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Her long-sleeved dress had a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas wore an eye-catching dress with a plunging neckline.
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In Finland that problem has been compounded by a plunging birth rate.
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But the news sent shares plunging as much as 14 percent anyway.
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Casper's plunging valuation could be a problem for these and other investors.
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Centene was one of the biggest losers on the day, plunging 9.4%.
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Then his father lost his job, plunging the family toward financial ruin.
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Then they shocked me Les Abend: Your airplane is plunging 30,000 feet.
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Bond prices pointed to lower future inflation, as did plunging oil prices.
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The world is plunging headlong into an energy transition of unprecedented scale.
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The first was the plunging cost and efficiency gains of photovoltaic cells.
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Plunging oil prices pulled the rug out from under North Dakota's job market.
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Plunging temperatures mean more ice, so be cautious when walking outside or driving.
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Headlines relating to the Dow "plunging" more than 800 points back on Oct.
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He has sent stocks plunging by calling out companies in 140 character posts.
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When Mandy Moore (and more!) worked plunging necklines on the Globes red carpet.
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Gasoline prices decreased 13.1 percent after plunging 14.0 percent in the prior month.
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Gaga dazzled in a plunging V-neck tuxedo jacket dress with feathered accessory.
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Winter, 18, donned a white, long-sleeve Nookie dress with a plunging neckline.
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The threat sent the Mexican peso plunging about 2% against the US dollar.
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Oil prices saw a recovery on Wednesday after plunging earlier in the week.
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Lumber prices are falling as well, plunging about 10% in the past month.
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Financials were the worst performers in the S&P 500, plunging 4.4 percent.
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Her printed brown long-sleeve dress featured a plunging neckline and asymmetrical hem.
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He refused, plunging his country into a civil war that cost 3,000 lives.
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For that occasion, she wore a plunging embroidered gown with a princessy skirt.
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The 51-year-old actress donned a plunging floral design by Naeem Khan.
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This morning, the futures are plunging as President Trump threatens new China tariffs.
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The plunging stockmarket could hit consumer and business confidence, crimping spending and investment.
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Popping online for half an hour is like plunging into a horror novel.
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Plunging Labour into civil war—again—could destroy any chance of winning power.
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The peso has weakened for the last six sessions, plunging about 5.5 percent.
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You would expect plunging prices for renewables to benefit those who buy it.
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The black dress had two large side cut outs and a plunging neckline.
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Aly Raisman arrived in a floral-print nude dress with sheer, plunging neckline.
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The plunging sweetheart neckline and feathered skirt add the perfect amount of drama.
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But plunging track temperatures made it hard to get heat into the tires.
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She always pulls out something sheer, plunging or in this case super-short.
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Shares in Hanjin Shipping have been suspended after plunging 24 percent on Tuesday.
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Gasoline prices rose 2.2 percent in March after plunging 13.0 percent in February.
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Faced with plunging prices and profits, miners are slashing investment and suspending projects.
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Shaq was leaving a Finals contender, but he wasn't plunging into the abyss.
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Kat Graham wore a plunging fishnet black Labourjoisie gown that was sheer everywhere.
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The two shareholders had been struggling with severe overcapacity and plunging cement prices.
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It wasn't a plunging neckline, or a an attempt to free the nipple.
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And yet, Moderna is plunging ahead with its work on mRNA-based vaccines.
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Certainly, rapidly falling markets and plunging company shares are subject to sharp reversals.
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Desperate to protect himself, Jaime sends the young Stark plunging to the ground.
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A plunging stock market could quickly become an issue on the campaign trail.
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It was down another 15.5 percent after plunging nearly 40 percent on Monday.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump wants oil prices to keep plunging.
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It featured a floor-length skirt and, most notably, a plunging geometric neckline.
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Her sleeveless dress had both a plunging neckline and a thigh-high slit.
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Chile's SQM sought to downplay the industry malaise, despite its own plunging profits.
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Plunging furthest in the household goods sector, Steinhoff International shares tanked once again.
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Five years later the currency was plunging and banks' bad loans were surging.
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Last month, gasoline prices rose 2.2 percent after plunging 13.0 percent in February.
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Last month, gasoline prices rose 2.2 percent after plunging 13 percent in February.
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The singer wore a plunging Alexandre Vauthier jumpsuit with a black sheer bandeau.
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Neither do plunging stock prices seem to have much impact on the electorate.
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Costs are going up thanks to surging oil prices and a plunging rupee.
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The growth of electric cars is driven by the plunging cost of batteries.
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It has also suffered from plunging profits and a string of quality scandals.
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Finishing a second and final term marred by scandals and plunging popularity, Gov.
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Mozambique was in danger of plunging back into the chaos of its past.
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American Airlines was up more than 10% after plunging earlier in the day.
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Saudi threats to cut oil production didn't stop petroleum prices from plunging yesterday.
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Many focused on plunging retail and car sales as a harbinger of trouble.
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But that wasn't very satisfying, so I ended up plunging into the battle.
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No, it's either the Gilded Age 2.0 or plunging straight to Venezuela's wretchedness.
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Orders for civilian aircraft soared 346.2% last month after plunging 66.7% in December.
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But she also found joy and excitement when plunging into a new work.
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Remember Jennifer Lopez's plunging, tropical-print Versace dress from the 2000 Grammy Awards?
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The news sent soybean futures plunging on Friday, falling more than 4.5 percent.
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Gold made a plunging low in late August with a dip to $1,168.
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But in 2700, plunging oil prices created major shortfalls in the state's budget.
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Emerging market currencies have been plunging of late, some to new record lows.
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Stocks of farm products rebounded 1.4 percent after plunging 5.5 percent in June.
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The tweet sent shares plunging, and wiped $22018 billion off Snap's market cap.
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The water was plunging "pretty much exactly" 1,000 meters (3,281 feet), said Christoffersen.
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"It's step-by-step," he says, plunging deeper into the dense, soaring forest.
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The British pound dropped to a one-month low after plunging on Thursday.
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Finally, she dives into a low, plunging turn, and all decorum falls away.
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And as species disappear, the populations of those that remain are also plunging.
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The gown, designed by Monsoori, featured both a plunging neckline and tiered skirt.
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Both of those delivered massive gains to Japanese retail investors before plunging sharply.
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Coalescing scandals have engulfed Virginia's leaders, plunging the state into political free fall.
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Mandy Moore looked glamorous in a navy-blue gown with a plunging neckline.
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She wore a sleeveless long white sheath with a plunging back from Kleinfeld's.
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That has sent euro zone bond yields plunging, including in debt-laden Italy.
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In the photo, Kardashian is wearing a plunging white bodysuit and high waisted jeans.
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Another survey claims the I.Q. scores of millennial men are plunging to new lows.
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A survey of executives published on Monday showed business confidence plunging after the election.
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Plunging costs have allowed both wind and solar to steal market share from coal.
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Miley stuck to the classics in a plunging black gown with full circle train.
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Bitcoin prices have surged nearly 60% this year after plunging almost 75% in 2018.
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Investors blame the party for plunging Brazil into its worst recession in 2015-2016.
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She wore a black Elie Saab dress with a plunging neckline and feather details.
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Trading was febrile, with sterling plunging by 6% within a few minutes in Asia.
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Her sister rocked a plunging black pantsuit with peep-toe heels and hoop earrings.
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Vanessa Hudgens' plunging purple gown allowed her to entertain photographers with a ribbon display.
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Twitter concluded its earnings call with weak sales guidance that sent the stock plunging.
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Soft guidance following its fourth-quarter earnings sent the stock plunging over 40 percent.
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The actress donned a plunging asymmetrical top which she paired with wide leg trousers.
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But another petrochemical firm, PetroRabigh, rebounded 1.3 percent after plunging 7.0 percent on Tuesday.
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Blac Chyna's plunging mini dress revealed a little more than she anticipated this weekend.
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Governments across the Middle East are eyeing tourism to fight off plunging oil revenues.
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And on September 15th, Cassini will execute its final maneuver, plunging into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Ever since that flyby, New Horizons has been plunging farther into the Solar System.
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The burrito chain reported lackluster quarterly sales on Tuesday afternoon, sending its stock plunging.
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Sweet Venus connects with powerful Pluto, finding you plunging deep into emotionally charged issues.
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Plunging into frigid waters, only to step back out into the freezing January air.
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The downside: Subscription revenue is still a long way from replacing plunging ad revenue.
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Hanjin's shares, suspended since plunging 24 percent on Tuesday, will resume trading on Sept.
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But orders for transportation equipment rebounded 3.0 percent after plunging 12.4 percent in October.
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Orders for non-defense aircraft jumped 31.2 percent after plunging 25.4 percent in February.
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The dollar/yen traded at 108.41, earlier plunging to its lowest levels since November.
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Tony takes Clay rock climbing, which nearly ends with Clay plunging to his death.
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An Ibope poll earlier this week also showed plunging support for the current government.
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Varvill says instead of plunging into the atmosphere, Skylon will take a gentler approach.
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After a year of plunging sales, Chipotle is changing nearly everything about its business.
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Marriott's (MAR) stock is plunging on the news, falling more than 6% in trading.
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The author chose a black jumpsuit with a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit.
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Plunging his mother or father into darkness during a private moment was great fun.
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Even a healthy earnings cycle couldn't stop the market from plunging the same day.
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Okay, but I just keep plunging and pushing and I do have ... Find something.
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My brain doesn't operate at 100 percent when it's plunging out of the sky.
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But the digital currency had skyrocketed the day before, reaching above $19,000, before plunging.
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Plunging costs of renewable energy make it more competitive than ever with fossil fuels.
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The dress sparkled from top to bottom, was backless, and featured a plunging neckline.
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The move sent markets plunging, though they have somewhat recovered in the week since.
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Berry's after-party dress had a plunging neckline and daring cutout on its skirt.
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The plunging pound will help the tourism industry by making Britain cheaper to visit.
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Woolverton initially funded Halo Top on his own, plunging himself into credit card debt.
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The friction comes at a time when Trump's national support appears to be plunging.
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Shares of Samsung fell 0.65 percent on Wednesday after plunging 8 percent on Tuesday.
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Fears about oversupply sent US oil prices plunging into a bear market last week.
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There are a few things to consider before plunging into such a small space.
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With markets across the globe plunging to start the year, all bets are off.
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Chinese markets wavered between gains and losses on Tuesday, after plunging sharply on Monday.
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Withdrawing the blade, as much as plunging it in, tore muscles, arteries, and organs.
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"It's Christmas Eve and President Trump is plunging the country into chaos," they said.
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Italy's stock market reflected the pessimism, plunging further into a bear market on Tuesday.
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Bread camp offered me a new joy: that of plunging deeply into a craft.
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The vote sent the British pound plunging against both the dollar and the euro.
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Rising temperatures and plunging oxygen must have made huge swaths of the oceans uninhabitable.
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Democratic leaders accused the president of "plunging the country into chaos" on Christmas Eve.
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The plunging pound has in some ways absorbed the fallout of the Brexit decision.
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Ripa later revealed that Lola had the plunging gown altered without telling her parents.
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The quake also caused some blackouts, plunging some of the affected areas into darkness.
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For several weeks, they refused to admit their mistake, plunging him back into debt.
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A similar pivot will not salvage WeWork's plunging valuation, but it could stem losses.
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The row has sent Turkey's lira plunging and both sides have imposed import tariffs.
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The announcement sent its affiliates stocks plunging, with Asiana IDT closing down 14.2 percent.
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The Dow swung wildly on Tuesday, plunging more than 2500 points before racing back.
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But now the price is less than a quarter of that amount and plunging.
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An Irish nurse wants compensation for the plunging value of her Volkswagen diesel car.
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The Dow traded about 950 points lower after plunging 13,365 points at its low.
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GM has been cutting jobs to deal with plunging car sales in North America.
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At times, the markets acted inconsistently, plunging and then rising, and then plunging again, as each day brought new measures to contain the outbreak and new worries that the economy, workers and businesses would take a hit as a result of them.
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We swam for eight minutes, me several feet above, plunging down to rub its shell.
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Posing in a plunging meringue Spandex top by Indah Body, Jenner's cleavage was noticeably larger.
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Monday's update sent Apple shares tumbling and sent Lumentum shares plunging more than 30 percent.
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So, will the plunging necklace reach cape dress-levels of red-carpet saturation this season?
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Another top pick, Kraft Heinz (KHC), has been an outright disaster, plunging 25% this year.
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WPP – WPP shares are plunging after the ad agency cut its sales and profit forecasts.
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WPP (WPP) shares are plunging after the ad agency cut its sales and profit forecasts.
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Bitcoin prices have surged nearly 60% to about $6,000 after plunging almost 75% in 2018.
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But climate change has settled that argument, as has the plunging cost of energy alternatives.
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But once the cost of communications started plunging, after 1990, such knowledge flowed more freely.
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The roller coasters include one named the Shellraiser, which features a plunging 22020-foot drop.
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Hailey wore a halter dress with a plunging neckline, paired with a black lace choker.
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She's usually in something tight or plunging, he's always in sweats or a T-shirt.
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Later, she changed into strappy heeels and a plunging white dress adorned with red hearts.
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But Congo, an unstable country of 80m, is plunging into a political no-man's-land.
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The demon attacks, plunging Dom into the water of the bath and holding her under.
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Diamonds had been rare before 1866; the South African finds threatened to send prices plunging.
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The two smiled and posed together, with King, 16, stunning in a plunging red gown.
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Magnit's share price had been plunging, and the company will not pay dividends this year.
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Once again, people face a choice between fearing the unknown and plunging forward with progress.
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The dress showed off her trim waist with several ties and featured a plunging neckline.
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Its earnings also took a beating last quarter as plunging oil prices depressed energy investments.
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You can see from this graph that cable subscriptions have been plunging for years now.
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"Her self-confidence was plunging, and she stopped really sharing with us," one sister said.
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Sedwards soon seared into the lead, plunging the song into a heaving salvo of noise.
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In November 2015, when oil prices were plunging, the riyal dropped as low as 3.7598.
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WTI prices lost about 75 percent, plunging to under $27 per barrel by early 2016.
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Many emerging markets are wrestling with excessive debts, slow growth, plunging currencies and rising inflation.
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U.S. crude rose 0.9 percent to $48.75, after plunging 2.7 percent in the previous session.
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"I'm pumped," Ciara — who wore a plunging black gown — told ESPN on the red carpet.
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Kohl, Nordstrom as well JCPenney all saw company shares plunging by more than 7 percent.
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After plunging to its weakest in 21.55 years in mid-January, toC$0.503 on Jan.
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Plunging oil prices, while offering Americans cheap gas, have also hit the energy sector hard.
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BP has taken restructuring charges as plunging oil prices continue to weigh on the firm.
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A greasy, lubed-up Nigel Farage butt plug, plunging headfirst into the waiting American heartland.
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She wore a black plunging bra with a patterned jacket and high-waisted leather pants.
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But Rwanda's plunging poverty rate makes these plausible, and so does the view from Gitega.
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Daewoo stock closed down 13.39 percent after plunging more than 25 percent in early trade.
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The news sent shares of online dating company Match plunging as much as 20 percent.
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The cryptocurrency smashed through $10,000 and then $11,000 this week, before promptly plunging 20 percent.
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United States markets closed lower on Friday as more retailers reported plunging first-quarter sales.
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Plunging retailers like Target (TGT) and Kohl's (KSS) led the S&P 230 23% lower.
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US oil prices crashed into a bear market last fall, plunging as much as 44%.
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Because of plunging prices, the value of Saudi oil sales has shrunk in recent years.
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Plunging sales of those commodities could spell political trouble for vulnerable GOP senators, including Sen.
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Yield curve concerns combined with trade war fears to send the Dow plunging last week.
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Plus, the plunging oil prices are good for retail names and consumer packaged goods companies.
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Her sleeveless dress had a plunging neckline and sparkles that cascaded down the tulle skirt.
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Investors were skeptical then, too, sending Coach shares plunging from $50 to just over $34.
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It would also invite European tariff retaliation and risk plunging Germany into an economic recession.
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He compared the event with plunging a car into a pool filled with red paint.
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Volkswagen shares were plunging, and speculators began betting that the carmaker's price would fall further.
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Its sales have recently been plunging at a rate of nearly 225% year-over-year.
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Some of the companies plunging today were flagged by (the media) to have accounting issues.
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The biggest decline this year belongs to North Dakota, plunging 22.4 spots to No. 22018.
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Even without the scandal, Volkswagen faces other challenges including plunging sales in Brazil and Russia.
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New York (CNN Business)Airline passenger traffic is plunging around the world because of coronavirus.
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The electric carmaker's shares are down 7 percent Wednesday, after plunging 8 percent on Tuesday.
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Ms. Ortega was plunging the knife into her own neck and was covered in blood.
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A short romper with a plunging neckline was topped with a lace overskirt and train.
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"The Wish" (season 3, episode 9) Plunging a show into a parallel universe is bold.
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By 1998 a plunging rupiah had sent that debt to almost 170 percent of GDP.
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Prices have been plunging as the world struggles to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The outbreak, together with plunging prices for copper, have put Codelco in a tough spot.
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August imports were seen plunging 12.9% annually, though not as sharp as July's 15.19% fall.
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This discussion has resurfaced over the last few days with stock markets plunging once again.
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Oil prices were plunging about 4% Friday morning, pushing them further into a bear market.
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Cardi previously wore a pink gown with a plunging neckline to a pre-Grammys party.
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All have had significant short-term impacts, with oil prices spiking and stock markets plunging.
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Ms. Della Femina did it herself, in ivory Odessa stretch crepe with a plunging back.
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KGHM shares have edged up 0.6 percent this year, after plunging 42 percent in 2015.
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That of its big rival, TD Ameritrade, suffered more, plunging by a quarter (see chart).
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That was how he was: Hardship didn't stop him from plunging into things he loved.
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After plunging into a bear market last fall, crude has been on fire in 2019.
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Ford's United States market share also dipped, mostly because of plunging sales of passenger cars.
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Macy's is the worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 in 2019, plunging 48%.
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That of its nearest rival, TD Ameritrade, suffered more, plunging by a quarter (see chart).
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The stocks that rode bitcoin's rise higher are now plunging as the digital currency falters.
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The news saw equities plunging and the yen touching four-month highs against the dollar.
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There's catty banter and ballgowns with plunging necklines; there's a pet monkey and a brothel.
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The outcome has sent sterling plunging around 16 percent against the dollar year-to-date.
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The sisters coordinated their outfits for the party, and wore sparkling ensembles with plunging necklines.
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More recently, coal has faced competition from the plunging cost of solar and wind energy.
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We settled back, and the lights were shut off, plunging us into total, serene darkness.
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Her stunning ball gown, designed by Christian Siriano, was sleeveless and had a plunging neckline.
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But it has recently suffered from poor management, designer churn, plunging revenues and internal strife.
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And the companies are plunging further into artificial intelligence, with consequences unclear even to them.
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Jessie J wore nude from top to toe with this plunging bejewelled Julien McDonald jumpsuit.
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Even as they eagerly anticipate those results, lawmakers are plunging ahead with their own investigations.
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Moments later, the fire melted the wiring for the lights, plunging the tunnel into darkness.
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Instead, this extension is Vincent Vega plunging a shot of adrenaline into Mia Wallace's heart.
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Velvet patches helped to further emphasize the plunging neckline and gold snap details adorned the straps.
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The plunging currency and rocketing inflation make financing the voyage more expensive with each passing day.
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But skyrocketing prices for spare parts and the plunging bolivar have hammered her profits, Larrea said.
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She chose a sparkly, plunging Christian Siriano black jacket with matching flared trousers for the occasion.
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Kristen Bell recently wore a stunning gown to the Golden Globes that featured a plunging neckline.
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The index has rallied nearly 214 percent since plunging to a three-year low in January.
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Brie Larson lit up the red carpet in a sparkling Celine dress with a plunging neckline.
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Her sleeveless Gucci gown had a black bodice with a plunging neckline and peplum-style waist.
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For the outing, Cyrus, 26, looked radiant in a black sequin gown with a plunging neckline.
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The bride wore a plunging white gown that featured backless detailing, tulle train, and lace appliqué.
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Hudgens, 27, rocked a plunging black Haney dress that featured sheer sleeves and metallic gold patterns.
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For over a century it has fretted that big new finds would lead to plunging prices.
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Both pool also included a plunging waterfall – the largest man-made waterfalls in the United States.
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Ongina recreated Lopez's 2009 plunging Marchesa Golden Globes dress in her own version, by Beverly Luxe.
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Plunging into WhatsApp's world of GIFs, videos, and messaging has both liberated and enabled older Indians.
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The automated system repeatedly pushed the planes' noses downward, plunging them into fatal and unrecoverable dives.
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The news sent the miner's shares plunging 30 percent in London and 20 percent in Warsaw.
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But doing it without plunging the health system into chaos may be easier said than done.
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"Um, I don't feel so good," is the last thing I remember before plunging into darkness.
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Prices were already rising, because of plunging output in Venezuela and civil war looming in Libya.
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Fatal crashes peppered other parts of the country hit with plunging temperatures and rain and snow.
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The reality star, 29, wowed in a blue dress with a plunging neckline and bell sleeves.
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"I see you 33," she captioned a photo of herself wearing a plunging white one-piece.
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The decision Thursday floored oil markets and sent crude plunging 8% — the most in four years.
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According to Chinese officials, a slump in domestic demand and plunging prices caused widespread economic downturn.
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Farrah Abraham typically wears more revealing looks such as this white dress with a plunging neckline.
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Kendall wore a highlighter yellow off-the-shoulder dress and Kourtney donned a plunging tuxedo dress.
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Oil prices also rose as plunging exports from OPEC member Venezuela crimped supply in the market.
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The embellished heels added an extra pop of color to her pleated, plunging Christian Siriano gown.
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She donned a sleek, plunging, red gown, with her locks pulled back into a tight bun.
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TPG shares ended the day 0.3 percent lower after plunging more than 13 percent on Wednesday.
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In October, Valve tweaked Steam's discoverability algorithm which, according to indie devs, led to plunging sales.
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The actress stunned in a tuxedo ensemble with a white shirt underneath featuring a plunging neckline.
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Halpenny, however, is not worried about the euro plunging on the back of the ECB's moves.
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NZX-listed shares of lender Westpac Banking Corp were the top percentage loser, plunging 2.6 percent.
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Among them was Piers Morgan, who said Sarandon's plunging neckline was "very tacky" given the setting.
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Hold your breath this Cinco de Mayo cause it's time to sink into these plunging pics.
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It is hard to disentangle Britain's market movements from the global trend; bond yields are plunging.
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Donning a plunging black and silver gown, the expectant mom looked radiant on the red carpet.
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That has battered sentiment in South Korea, with the country's subindex plunging to 50 from 83.
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Shares in Marriott (MAR) are plunging on the news, falling nearly 6% in premarket trading. 4.
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But the effects of plunging oil prices over the past two years continued to be felt.
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Plunging yields across the globe have also sent investors to longer-dated debt to capture returns.
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The Japanese company has been battered by plunging profits, management and tensions with top shareholder Renault.
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It would never get close to that level again, plunging steadily for the next two months.
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Before you knew it, prices were plunging and TV businesses were losing money by the billions.
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The Dow staged a huge comeback on Monday after briefly plunging 500 points to below 24,000.
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To me, the study of the person of God is like plunging into a bottomless sea.
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I found the plunging back elegant, not sexy, and decided I must give it a go.
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Now, amid soaring rents and a plunging stock market, they are finding daily life increasingly difficult.
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Meanwhile, Britain was plunging into a deep recession that would bring deep unemployment and labor upheavals.
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The Nasdaq composite closed 254.0 percent higher at 255.9,258.8 after plunging as much as 1.9 percent.
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O Globo's report led to the Brazilian stock market plunging, with the EWZ shedding 16.3 percent.
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And until now it was high oil prices, not plunging oil prices, that economists worried about.
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Oil prices are plunging due to fears about a slowdown in consumer spending, particularly in travel.
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These efforts have undoubtedly kept the oil price from plunging as far as it might have.
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Markets are plunging in response to the coronavirus and its deepening effects on the global economy.
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The Dow was down about 1,200 points after plunging more than 1193,1183 points at its low.
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Plunging stocks and coronavirus fears are starting to hit the New York City real estate market.
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All of this has rocked the market — sending it plunging, rebounding and then back down again.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Chinese markets sagged Friday as renewed trade fears sent tech stocks plunging.
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WH Group, the world's largest pork processing company, was the top loser, plunging more than 0.43%.
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There is something instantly gratifying about plunging your hands into soil still cool from the night.
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Minutes later, a key line failed, again plunging the northern half of the island into darkness.
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Blaming Uber for these woes is like blaming Apple for the plunging sales of rotary phones.
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With major U.S. stock indexes plunging more than 10% this week, money has crowded into bonds.
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In any case, we're in for a sunny day, with humidity plunging after the early morning.
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And what earthly reason do we have to believe that emissions will start plunging this year?
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Washington reimposed sanctions after it withdrew from the pact, plunging Iran's oil-dependent economy into crisis.
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I've been a human cataract plunging through a noose and going to pieces on the rocks.
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The increase prompted GM to trim its profit outlook for the year, which sent shares plunging.
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Housing starts, or the number of new residential housing projects, decreased in June, plunging 12.3 percent.
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Africa was less affected by the plunging temperatures, and its anthropoids became larger and more diverse.
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Bond yields are plunging, gold is rising, U.S. financial conditions are tightening, and cash is king.
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On Friday morning, the lira hit another record low, plunging to 5.9976 against the U.S. dollar.
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But Trump has found America's soft spot, its vulnerability, and he's plunging his fangs into it.
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They are often lined with cracks, and usually they end by plunging down an ice shaft.
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It ends with a whimsical waterfall plunging over moss-covered rocks and surrounded by huge trees.
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But he ended up plunging the bureau into the center of a bitter and divisive election.
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With tax revenues plunging, states slashed funding to colleges just as millions were seeking to enroll.
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Not only has it had the effect of plunging the world economy into a synchronized slowdown.
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The contestant donned a baby-pink dress with long sleeves, a plunging neckline, and beaded fringe.
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They have slid nearly 13 percent so far this year after plunging 51 percent last year.
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The Dow soared 401 points on Thursday, after plunging more than 600 points the day before.
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The final shot of the video shows Keys plunging into deep water, fully submerging her body.
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On Thursday, the volatile ride continued, rising 14 percent in early trading before plunging 22 percent.
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Pepsi rival Coca-Cola (KO) had its worst day since October 2008 on Thursday, plunging 8%.
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Imagine the stock market plunging, and the value of your hard-earned investments along with it.
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But decades of limiting couples to having only a single child have led to plunging birthrates.
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It is plunging further into two of people's most sensitive areas: their homes and their wallets.
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Previous litigation setbacks and a prior jury verdict against the company have sent Bayer shares plunging.
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We are plunging blindly down an ethical ski slope in which previously unconscionable options become routine.
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She picked a plunging ruffled peplum number with slim Christian Louboutin stilettos and major Irene Neuwirth hoops.
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Another top pick, Kraft Heinz (KHC), has been an outright disaster, plunging more than 20% this year.
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The US president's renewed tariff threat alarmed investors around the world, sending global markets plunging on Monday.
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Mawby sported a black, sleeveless bodysuit that featured a plunging neckline and a sash at her waist.
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That sent the German 10-year bond yield plunging deeper into negative territory to a record low.
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Jenner donned a plunging black top with a choker, dark wash jean shorts and black leather booties.
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She wore a white, plunging dress by David Koma and let her short, blonde locks hang loose.
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The latest survey of leading chief executives by the Conference Board, a research group, shows confidence plunging.
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Crossing the street meant plunging into slippery, thigh-deep masses of snow piled up by passing plows.
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Plunging yields this month, along with a yield curve inversion, have raised concerns about slowing economic growth.
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Kardashian paired the braided hairstyle with a plunging denim jumpsuit, diamond hoop earrings and a delicate necklace.
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" Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi: '"It's Christmas Eve and President Trump is plunging the country into chaos.
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Robbie stunned in a plunging long-sleeve Tom Ford gown featuring a high-shine snakeskin embossed texture.
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Hence their walloping last week when the plunging Turkish lira gave a shock to other fragile currencies.
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Florence Pugh was the epitome of Hollywood glam in this plunging gold column dress and red lipstick.
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The shift would follow a two-year slump in Canada's energy sector caused by plunging crude prices.
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The fitted gown featured a plunging neckline and head-to-toe sequins in a feather-like pattern.
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Then there was Restoration Hardware that delivered a negative quarter that sent the stock plunging 21 percent.
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Meanwhile in Minnesota, some of the coldest weather in decades was expected, with windchills plunging to –65.
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She posted a photo of herself in a red one-piece bathing suit with a plunging neckline.
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Rita Ora embraced the nightie vibe in her black loose-fitting, plunging dress witg thigh-high slits.
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Fonterra , the world's largest dairy producer, bounced nearly 6% after plunging to a record low on Thursday.
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Declining interest rates, as Brazil's central bank reacts to plunging inflation, make private bank lines more affordable.
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Like the Galileo mission before it, the Juno probe will end its life by plunging into Jupiter.
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"Imagine him plunging us into a war because somebody got under his very thin skin," she said.
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But Wang isn't shy about plunging the audience into the heart of Billi's family and Chinese culture.
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The move briefly shook up markets, with the initially plunging more than 6 percent on the news.
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CNBM has been struggling with industrial overcapacity, plunging cement prices and a downturn in the construction sector.
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AKM-GSI Kardashian West wore a plunging halter-top taupe dress that hugged her newly slender body.
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The world's two largest chipmakers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have in recent weeks reported plunging profits.
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The loosely draped and ultra plunging neckline combined with the cinched waist creates a major "wow" moment.
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THIRTY-THREE people leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge last year, plunging 75 metres to their deaths.
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Johnson wore a '70s-inspired sequin red minidress with a plunging neckline, puffy sleeves, and fitted waistline.
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A farmer from Honduras complains of plunging coffee prices, reduced rainfall and insect plagues destroying his crops.
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But then, seconds before plunging the person's household into darkness by switching off their lights, he stopped.
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Last month, prices for imported fuels and lubricants fell 3.2 percent after plunging 8.6 percent in December.
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Parts of Montana reported record lows, with temperatures plunging to only 38 degrees Fahrenheit over the weekend.
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And when it is available, it can also be prohibitively expensive, plunging poor victims into deeper straits.
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Agriculture is an energy-intensive sector, and since 2014 the plunging oil price has reduced input costs.
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Canada's economic growth slowed sharply in the fourth quarter of 2018 on plunging Canadian crude export prices.
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A year ago prices hit similar levels before plunging; oil executives are hoping past is not prologue.
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U.S. oil futures also hit their lowest level since December 2008, a day after plunging 5.6 percent.
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Fullback Jamize Olawale made his only carry of the day count, plunging two yards for a touchdown.
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Shortly thereafter the bottom fell out of the price of oil, plunging to $26/barrel by 6003.
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The stock was crushed, plunging 16%, after a rare sales miss in its most recent earnings results.
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Merkel was never forgiven for finally plunging in the knife at the time of the funding scandal.
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She matched the bottoms with a black top with a plunging neckline and black lace-up boots.
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She was a vibrant young woman struggling with drug addiction, plunging the show into some dark territory.
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Complete with a high half-up ponytail and Jimmy Choo shoes, Lopez rocked yet another plunging getup.
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Now beset by plunging polls and abysmal trust ratings, she urgently needs more of that positive press.
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Back in 2000, Jennifer Lopez "broke the internet" with her plunging Versace number at the Grammy Awards.
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The DOL has proposed plunging minors into this precarity, where they would find few options for escape.
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GDAXI rose 0.6% on the U.S. news, recovering after data showed plunging economic sentiment among German investors.
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Outlays on federal government construction projects rebounded 2.6% in June after plunging 5.6% in the prior month.
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On Wednesday the cyrptocurrency hit an all-time high of more than $11,103, before plunging 20 percent.
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She wore a lace bodysuit with a plunging neckline and sheer sleeves that extended to the floor.
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The shapeless ensemble was covered in sparkles and featured a collar that extended into a plunging neckline.
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Vistas may open behind them, but less as settings than as airy or plunging ambiences in dreams.
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Marin Hinkle looked stunning in a semi-sheer navy dress with a plunging neckline and ruffled skirt.
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Emilia Clarke's plunging dress, which came with pockets, was a tribute to Jennifer Lopez's style in "Hustlers."
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He sees the plunging to 1,600 or lower — a more than 40 percent drop from current levels.
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Expect plunging necklines, mini dresses, and off-the-shoulder looks with tons of lace, florals, and ruffles.
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The research noted the uncertainties related to estimating the effects of plunging property prices on household consumption.
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A colleague helped him stop the slide by plunging an ax through the canvas into the ice.
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Then Andy seemed to regress, and the Novartis trial proved a failure, plunging Ms. Clapp into despair.
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Emilia Clarke wore a plunging navy dress for her last Emmys as part of "Game of Thrones."
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US futures are plunging again on Thursday, with Dow futures falling more than 21 points, or 251.48%.
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Joyce said the approach was necessary as the aviation industry continues to reel from plunging global demand.
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The coronavirus crisis has sent technology stocks plunging and caused serious disruptions in productions and tech events.
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The market is plunging and there seems to be no end to the financial damage in sight.
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On Tuesday, Nike canceled the release of the sneaker, again plunging headlong into the nation's culture wars.
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But as investors grew wary of Argentina's deficits, they fled, sending the peso plunging and inflation soaring.
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It would be easy to interpret these plunging numbers as a reflection of a new national mood.
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To stop from plunging into free fall, she asked her doctor for a stronger dose of Suboxone.
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The oil markets tanked Monday, plunging over 20203% amid already poor sentiment due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Yet Mr Walsh is plunging into the treacherous waters of primarying a sitting president, all the same.
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Plunging stock markets, right-wing populists in Germany and Italy and our first article using augmented reality.
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He witnessed his own birth in reverse, plunging back into his mother's womb from a diving board.
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"If the announced production increases are actually implemented, the price risks plunging further towards the $20 mark."
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Plunging into census data and election records helps me understand politics and demographics on a big scale.
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She walked the red carpet in a pink Versace gown, which was sleeveless with a plunging neckline.
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Stocks of casino operators also fell, with Wynn Macau plunging 4.81% and Melco International Development diving 4.35%.
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Penguins are plunging into the water, just like in my memory of Boulder Beach in Cape Town.
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Those, combined with plunging technology costs for turbines and solar panels, have accelerated growth in both sectors.
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Here is the central floor plan to study before plunging deep into the belly of the beast.
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The stock market is plunging on rising interest rates worries, but perhaps investors shouldn't be so concerned.
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Nigerian banks have been hammered by a shrinking economy, a plunging currency and acute foreign exchange shortages.
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Dramatic video from the scene showed people suddenly plunging through the pavement as it collapsed beneath them.
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A divided China could slip backward, losing decades of progress and plunging the country back into chaos.
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Or take Mary Robinson, whose father died when she was 14, the grief plunging her into isolation.
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Stocks suffered their worse loss on Monday since October, with the Dow plunging more than 450 points.
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Sandra Oh topped the 2018 Emmys best-dressed list with this plunging red gown by Ralph & Russo.
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Financials was the worst-performing sector in the index plunging 22.5 percent, its worst day since Feb.
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Weak outlooks from industrial companies Caterpillar (CAT) and 3M (MMM) sent the stock market plunging on Tuesday.
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However, the number of people actually paying the tax, and the money it raises, are both plunging.
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Oil prices have surged about 50 percent this year after plunging to multi-year lows in January.
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The protracted unrest, approaching four months long, has battered Hong Kong's economy, with businesses and tourism plunging.
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Fuel retailer Z Energy Ltd weighed on the benchmark, after plunging 12.8% on cutting annual earnings outlook.
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The scandal sent its share price plunging, and trashed confidence among consumer and regulators in diesel technology.
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But after weeks of plunging polls and flatlining fundraising, the California senator has bowed to the inevitable.
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The much-needed cash helped mend national finances, halt plunging property values and clean up banks' books.
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Catriona Gray wore a striking red dress that featured a plunging asymmetrical neckline and thigh-high slit.
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The temperatures are bitingly cold, and they're forecast to get even icier this weekend, plunging below zero degrees.
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Tech giants were in focus, with shares of Panasonic plunging 20.7070 percent and conglomerate Softbank diving 8.16 percent.
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Hit by uncertainty, sterling fell more than one percent against the dollar on Monday morning, plunging to $1.128.
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With oil prices plunging into a bear market in recent weeks, the group is now considering reversing course.
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GameStop said Tuesday it has abandoned its attempt to sell the company, sending the stock plunging 27.2 percent.
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The figure skater wore her hair pulled back and donned a stunning beaded gown with a plunging neckline.
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Two weeks ago, it was announced that CEO Michael Pearson would be stepping down amid plunging share values.
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The breakthrough reflects the plunging cost of solar and wind as well as heightened environmental concern about coal.
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Jumpsuit enthusiast Kourtney, 36, opted for a black lace number with plunging neckline over a solid black bodysuit.
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For the occasion, she donned a white blazer dress with a plunging neckline and nude open-toed heels.
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At the time, Voyager 1 was 40 AU from the Sun, plunging forward but looking back at us.
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Plunging solar and wind costs have led major US companies to make large-scale purchases of renewable energy.
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I can't remember if it was a plunging neckline, but she said, 'Do you mind just trimming this?
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In the image, Richie is seated cross-legged on a bed while wearing a plunging black mini-dress.
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She hit the Golden Globes red carpet in a gown that wasn't sheer, wasn't plunging and wasn't sequin.
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In two of the images, Brown, 24, poses on a plush pink couch wearing a plunging grey gown.
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Birthday girl Madison was beaming in a sleeveless silk white romper with plunging neckline and removable sheer skirt.
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Kardashian West also posted another nipple-revealing photo as she stood in a soaking wet plunging white top.
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The second rejection, in November, sent Dynavax's shares plunging roughly 70 percent to a year low of $3.20.
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Financials were the biggest hit, with all the insurance , securities and banking sectors plunging more than 3 percent.
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At the time, she wore an off-white Ralph & Russo gown with long sleeves and a plunging neckline.
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With the world's largest oil exporter heavily reliant on the commodity, it's been plagued by the plunging prices.
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Hong Kong is also facing a recession, as the protests have sent tourism and retail numbers plunging. 4.
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Doing so would allow the studio to avoid plunging into what could turn into a lengthy legal proceeding.
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Plunging oil prices and low inflation have added to the market's jitters that the global economy is sputtering.
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She was spotted shopping in a lingerie-like dress with lace piping and a plunging neckline last week.
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What better way to celebrate your birthday than jumping out of a plane and plunging through the air?
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The world's two largest chip makers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have in recent weeks reported plunging profits.
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The supermodel was also spotted wearing a plunging white swimsuit as she enjoyed a dip in the water.
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Sky Network Television Ltd was the top loser on the index, plunging 8 percent to a record low.
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Rebecca did not take the news well; at first she didn't take it at all, plunging into denial.
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Jillian Ruffo, Associate Beauty Editor: Two things that never fail to win me over: sequins and plunging necklines.
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Rovio Entertainment's share price struggled to recover after plunging by more than 20% following a surprise quarterly loss.
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DHX Media Ltd ended the session up 523 percent to C$4.52 after plunging earlier in the day.
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By donning a plunging emerald green Calvin Klein dress, which she also did back at the 2008 awards.
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The body thrills at the plunging carnival ride and releases all kinds of chemicals during a horror film.
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Plunging oil prices have been driving the stock market lower, while crude gains have been pushing stocks higher.
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Import prices have decreased in 6.03 of the last 26.0months, reflecting a robust dollar and plunging oil prices.
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Arabica coffee futures on ICE rebounded on Wednesday after plunging to a five-month low the previous session.
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However, momentum toward renewables will continue, thanks to plunging prices and improving technologies that are beyond political control.
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U.S. crude held slightly higher above $30.50 a barrel in early morning trade after plunging 5.75 percent Monday.
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Asian stocks closed sharply lower, with the Shanghai Composite plunging 6.4 percent to its lowest since late 2014.
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Still, investors parsing the clinical data sent shares of Richmond, California-based Sangamo plunging 37 percent to $7.53.
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Mobile phone parts makers were battered, with TDK Corp plunging 7.8 percent and Anritsu Corp tanking 8.1 percent.
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The stock dropped 2.9% in the current session, after plunging 12.8% in the previous session following disappointing results.
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During their outing, Gonzaga, 34, wore a plunging white dress with a pair of white and black heels.
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The scandals sent BRF's shares plunging and prompted several export markets to temporarily close their doors to Brazil.
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SINCE the new year, the price of oil has surprised even the most bearish punters, plunging by 22017%.
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Crude saw its worst day in 2 months this week, plunging more than 4 percent alone on Thursday.
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Garner, 44, stunned in a long, black gown with a plunging asymmetrical strappy neckline for the special occasion.
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But plunging shipping costs have also opened up the opportunity for U.S. exports from Gulf of Mexico ports.
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She wore a one-piece bathing suit with a plunging neckline for a day out on the beach.
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In "Farewell" flashbacks, viewers go back to the night CeCe died by plunging from the Rosewood bell tower.
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He drifted gradually toward philosophy after taking an introductory survey course and plunging into the study of logic.
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The Spurs had shot atrociously to start Game 2 on Monday night, plunging themselves into an early hole.
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That's because improved technologies and plunging prices are making electric cars an increasingly viable option for many consumers.
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Japan catches up: Japan's Nikkei was the one major global stock index to drop on Friday, plunging 2.3%.
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Wall Street ended lower, led by plunging technology shares after poor results from data company Tableau Software DATA.
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The multihyphenate star wore a sheer, chain mail-style dress with a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit.
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A sudden storm caused two canoes to capsize, plunging the children into the frigid waters in the evening.
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At the 2019 Met Gala, Lopez stunned the crowd in a plunging dress that was dripping in jewels.
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Lilly last year resumed earnings growth following three years of plunging sales for big products facing generic competition.
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Her baby-blue dress had a plunging neckline, tiered skirt, and a black bow tied around the waist.
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The Valentino dress — which had pockets — boasted a plunging neckline and a long bow hanging from the waist.
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Her sleeveless dress had a plunging neckline, triangular cutouts around the waist, and an ankle-length sequin skirt.
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Panicked investors have sent GE stock plunging 1803% this year, on track for its worst year since 2008.
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Weak Chinese manufacturing data — coupled with plunging commodity prices — have sent equity markets around the world into flux.
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It sounds promising, but its fairytale vibes are destroyed by electronic distortion before plunging into the first verse.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average bounced back by more than 311 points the day after plunging almost 8003.
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But after years of dizzying appreciation, the values of luxury assets are plateauing and in some cases plunging.
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On Tuesday, chipmaker Nvidia also said it was suspending tests of self-driving cars worldwide, sending stocks plunging.
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Chinese stocks have already finished a terrible Tuesday with 1,023 stocks plunging 10% in one day, per Bloomberg.
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Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is continuing to put pressure on the struggling oil market after sending it plunging.
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J.C. Penney could use some good energy after its most recent earnings report, which sent its stock plunging.
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Economists say the world is plunging into recession, which is defined by two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
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Oman is also working on ways to reduce the impact of plunging oil prices on its precarious finances.
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The frigid winds began to blow into the U.S. East Coast later on Wednesday, sending temperatures plunging there.
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Upbeat private payrolls and services industry data from the United States sent gold prices plunging 2% on Thursday.
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The news sent Nvidia shares plunging 7.8 percent, the sharpest decline of any company in the S.&P.
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But citing real-world details would break the spell, plunging the whole thing into the mire of accusations.
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President Trump's threat to punish Mexico with tariffs for immigration issues, and not for trade, sent markets plunging.
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The strong numbers support the belief that plunging stock markets do not reflect weakness in the real economy.
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Sometimes he asks the pet's owners to hold an outstretched sheet or tarp to catch the plunging cat.
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The news sent Apple's stock price plunging, and investors also ditched other companies with significant exposure in China.
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In Japan, the Nikkei 225 fell 6.08% to close at 480.643,431.05 after earlier plunging 10% during the session.
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His pledge to wipe out the island's vast debts to help it recover sent its bond prices plunging.
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But with streaming on the rise, sales of CDs and downloads — the most lucrative formats — are plunging fast.
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Like airlines, it's the amount it said was needed in the face of plunging revenues and decimated ridership.
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Oil rose after plunging overnight to an 18-year low, though Brent gave up most of its gains.
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The Nasdaq managed to eke out an 193% gain after plunging as much as 3.5% during the session.
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U.S. stocks have been plunging this week on renewed fears that the coronavirus will slow global economic growth.
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Second is the purifying ritual of plunging, and third is immersing in it and exploring its subterranean secrets.
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Teigen looked stunning in an orange gown with oversized sleeves, a plunging neckline, and a thigh-high slit.
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Then go to the steam room and get lost in the fog, before plunging into the ice pools.
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Hundreds of thousands of jobs were vanishing, housing prices were plunging, paychecks were shrinking and credit was tight.
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Plunging oil prices had also dented demand from government and private projects in the Gulf region, he added.
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All three politicians have avoided resigning, so far, despite the scandals plunging Richmond and Virginia politics into chaos.
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It rose 30.9 percent Thursday, to top $12,000 after plunging more than 30 percent earlier in the week.
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Protesters have barricaded roads and the electrical grid has broken down, plunging much of the island into darkness.
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But this year, the economy is facing a crisis, hit by plunging commodity prices and sinking investor confidence.
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In "The Final Problem," Doyle sent his protagonist plunging over the Reichenbach Falls with his arch-nemesis, Prof.
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Plunging rates could worsen that, while not helping in new buyers who don't have enough for 20% downpayments.
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We really need to get used to these wild swings that send stocks plunging after any major rally.
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Futures prices fell to a one-month low on Friday after plunging more than 12% for the week.
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But investors do not seem convinced that the bank can find the funds, sending shares plunging on Wednesday.
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With unchecked greenhouse gas emissions, plunging biodiversity and increasing ocean pollution, "we are killing our planet," Macron remarked.
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Oil has surged more than 25 percent this year despite plunging to a 2513-year low in January.
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The demonstrations have tanked Hong Kong's economy, with tourist arrivals plunging and businesses being hit by the unrest.
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For her crowning moment, Olivia Culpo wore a red dress with long velvet sleeves and a plunging neckline.
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The gown featured a plunging asymmetrical neckline and was accessorized with sparkly earrings and a bold red lip.
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The move sent European airline stocks plunging, further raising fears of the pandemic's impact on the global economy.
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Investors then stampeded out of emerging countries, sending currencies plunging in Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey.
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Her way, she explained, was plunging into the arts, like her character, who must handle her father's death.
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The glum forecast of what's to come was enough to send Viacom shares plunging 14 percent on Friday.
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Import prices have declined in 17 of the last 19 months, reflecting the robust dollar and plunging oil prices.
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COFFEE * July arabica coffee settled up 13 cent, or 3%, at $1.0205 per lb, after plunging 6.2% on Wednesday.
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The concerns about the banks are clearly reflected in the stock markets, where shares in banking giants are plunging.
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Gap (GPS) shares are down more than 13% in premarket trading after the company reported plunging sales on Thursday.
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Lauren, 31, also went with a dark look, wearing a black gown with full sleeves and a plunging neckline.
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Carey wore a plunging, body-hugging black dress, and Tanaka matched her color scheme in an all-black suit.
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Beyoncé, 36, wowed in a plunging dark emerald silk House of CB gown that featured a thigh-high slit.
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REPORTER: A little event called the global financial crisis leveled stocks in 2008, sending the Dow plunging below 7,000.
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Up first, her silver sheer-backed KaufmanFranco gown in 2011, followed by her plunging Balmain mini dress in 2014.
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Malaysian and international investigators believe the jet veered thousands of miles off course before plunging into the Indian Ocean.
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Lawrence wore a L. Wells Bridal dress called the Juliana, which features a plunging neckline and full-length sleeves.
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With the Dow and plunging 14 and 16 percent, respectively, from their all-time highs, that view has changed.
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Bitcoin, normally known for its volatile price swings, was relatively stable earlier this month before suddenly plunging below $6,000.
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Stone, 58, was spotted beachside with sports agent Lonnie Cooper, as she wore a plunging black one-piece swimsuit.
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U.S. equities closed mostly lower on Wednesday as investors dealt with plunging oil prices and digested scorching employment data.
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Facebook turned in some stats that are a little lower than people expected and now its stock is plunging.
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The 88-year-old king died on Thursday after 70 years on the throne, plunging the country into grief.
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They're a unit now, fearlessly plunging headfirst into the unknown, their only protection the powers they've only recently discovered.
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And we have to say, we think strong looks best in the plunging red dress she wore on Friday.
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The benefits of cold water plunging are well documented, but that doesn't mean I wasn't terrified by the prospect.
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Her long-sleeved gown, designed by Elie Saab, featured a plunging neckline and giant ruffles attached to each sleeve.
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Her sheer, long-sleeved shirtdress had a plunging neckline, as well as a silk belt tied around the waist.
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The kingdom could have fetched an even higher valuation for its crown jewel before oil began plunging in price.
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And in October 1999, an EgyptAir passenger jet made a rapid descent, plunging almost 14,000 feet in 36 seconds.
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Equity markets plunged in response, with the U.S. stocks plunging on Friday, and the Asian ones following on Monday.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Allegations of misconduct at one of India's largest tech companies have sent its stock plunging.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 473.39 points on Tuesday, after plunging 648.77 points earlier in the session.
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Plus, Cassini is plunging into Saturn's atmosphere in September for a very specific — and not to mention altruistic — reason.
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Before the election, a lot of people — including me — assumed that a Donald Trump win would send stocks plunging.
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Drew was at the show with Brittany, who coordinated with his classic black tux in a plunging gold gown.
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The Nasdaq Composite led session losses, plunging 21.1137 percent after a spate of disappointing forecasts from the technology sector.
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The Australian dollar added 0.5 percent to $0.7094 after plunging nearly 2 percent against its U.S. counterpart on Friday.
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A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, plunging the planet into darkness.
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YAWNING deficits, stubborn inflation, a plunging currency, spiking interest rates, dwindling reserves and a humbling turn to the IMF.
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Juicy Couture, for example, offered a plunging V-neck T-shirt that no one else was doing, she said.
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No one could be faulted for trying to hide from the commercial break by plunging into their phones instead.
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But PSA's Chinese woes continued, with sales plunging by another 49 percent to just 152,380 vehicles in the period.
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Lively, 29, was simply stunning, wearing a black Lanvin dress that featured a plunging neckline, pockets and sheer sleeves.
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Plunging oil prices took the currency of net crude exporter Colombia down 1.25% to its lowest since February 2016.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 210 points lower at 2300,21 after plunging 2164 points earlier in the day.
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The star also left very little to imagination from the front, thanks to the plunging neckline on the design.
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Sales fell in all four regions, plunging 26.3 percent in the West to their lowest level since October 2015.
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The star chose a floral-print Zimmermann day dress featuring a plunging neckline, corset-style bodice and ruffled skirt.
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"Imagine him plunging us into a war because someone got under his very thin skin," Clinton said about Trump.
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Note that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen does not show a lot of sympathy for plunging rates below zero.
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The shortage was exacerbated by plunging prices for oil, Nigeria's biggest export and its main source of hard currency.
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The miners are expected to cut (although, surprisingly, BP and Shell maintained their payouts despite a plunging oil price).
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I like to either showcase a bra via the armhole or with a more plunging neckline, but rarely both.
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It included Madame X straps, skirts draped thigh-high, and plunging necklines that felt nonchalant rather than erotically commanding.
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Import prices have decreased in 25.7 of the last 19 months, reflecting a robust dollar and plunging oil prices.
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In commodities, aluminium extended losses after plunging 7 percent on Monday, its biggest one-day drop in eight years.
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She partied the night away in an Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves and plunging back.
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Discovering and subsequently plunging headlong into Difficult People for the first time this year had a similarly beneficial effect.
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May's deal was voted down for a third time by lawmakers on Friday, sending sterling plunging to below $1.30.
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The band took to the stage after festival goers witnessed an acrobat plunging to his death during a stunt.
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That backing, and widespread fears about plunging oil prices, is providing MbS with an important springboard for his efforts.
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Volatility in stock prices and plunging commodities prices caused trading volume to dry up during most of the quarter.
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Plunging commodity prices last year added pressure across the sector and put companies with high debt under particular scrutiny.
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That plunging wave is what excites good surfers—the wave that, until now, has been elusive in a pool.
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Just before the milk, and hence butter, shortage, there was a dramatic surplus in Europe that sent prices plunging.
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And, Diablo gives a shout out to Paris Hilton, who helped him see the light after plunging into darkness.
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Growth in Ecuador's small economy had already been forecast at near zero this year because of plunging oil revenues.
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Ms. Macdonald (the mother, as it happens, of Keira Knightley) wastes no time plunging into fraught mother-daughter dynamics.
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A loss of faith would send the pound plunging, increase the cost of government borrowing and imperil financial stability.
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The TV wedding costumed Meghan in a belted white gown with a plunging neckline, sheer back and lace details.
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I tell this memory—one of my happiest—as a way of plunging into that great sea called Walden.
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The singer gave those in attendance full on glam in a plunging beaded gown, complete with a jeweled headpiece.
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Bitcoin notched its record two days after briefly plunging 8.7 percent amid fears of greater scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
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Meanwhile, plunging prices push wind turbines and now solar panels into pole position for least-cost new electric capacity.
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Civil war in Syria and plunging oil prices have hurt the confidence and buying power of countries like Kuwait.
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Makeup artist Kindra Mann gave Katharine McPhee a glittery makeup look to match her striped, plunging high-shine gown.
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That single clarifying tweet from Musk sent Samsung SDI's stock plunging 8 percent this morning, losing roughly $580 million.
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He helped build resistance to the 2008 bank bailout that failed initially in the House, which sent markets plunging.
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The ad featured Trump's response to Brexit, interspersed with footage of people talking about the global stock markets plunging.
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But for all its talk about plunging into the quantum realm, it's more of a hop than a leap.
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Rumors about potential releases from the United States' federal oil stockpile helped send oil prices plunging Monday, CNNMoney reports.
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Sheer dresses have also become a favorite among the stars, while plunging necklines seem to be making a comeback.
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It stood out as a result of its sheer fabric and plunging neckline that reached below her belly button.
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Some experience plunging temperatures far below freezing, or hundreds of inches of snowfall, or months with barely any sunshine.
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"The pain I felt was physical, as if someone were plunging a knife right through my gut," he writes.
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Her dress had a plunging neckline, semi-sheer pink skirt, and a sheer red cape attached to her top.
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The Nashville actress was spotted donning a pair of denim shorts with a plunging chambray top on set Wednesday.
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The price of oil has rebounded more than 30 percent since plunging in December to an 18-month low.
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Financial stocks took a beating for a second session, plunging as much as 21.5195% to a one-month low.
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Chinese tourist arrivals continued to fall in August, plunging 11.77 percent from a year earlier, tourism ministry data showed.
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It didn't get better throughout the day today with Oracle's stock plunging over 9 percent as of this writing.
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But that was before the lewd "Access Hollywood" tape surfaced, plunging the Trump campaign and Republican Party into turmoil.
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The Dow set a record Monday for the largest loss by points in the index's history, plunging 1,175 points.
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The dispute could be resolved peacefully in the chamber without plunging the country into political crisis, Mr. Wickremesinghe said.
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The Netflix adaptation literally heightens that drama, with the dog plunging down the side of an enormous apartment complex.
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Since that time, Littlefinger had financed the war (that he helped start) by plunging the realm further in debt.
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The fight with his giant neighbor risked plunging his country into an economic crisis that would endanger those plans.
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But I love skiing, and the thought of plunging down the Himalayas, the world's tallest mountains, fired me up.
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But it's mostly the act itself that brings relief, the self-forgetfulness, the diving and plunging into other lives.
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First, the global environment deteriorated sharply, with plunging prices for the commodity exports still crucial to the Brazilian economy.
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That same year the dictator Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, plunging the country into two decades of brutal rule.
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Markets went into a tailspin, with European shares plunging to their lowest in almost four years and oil slumping.
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With tech stocks plunging alongside the broader market, software-maker Everbridge has emerged a rare profitable bet for investors.
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Arguably, her most iconic look came at the 2000 Grammy Awards, in the form of a plunging Versace dress.
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It's an exhausting post to reach, but one that rewards you with sunset views over the bay-plunging mountains.
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The oil markets tanked Monday, plunging over 20% following a disagreement on production cuts between OPEC and its allies.
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Fears of the coronavirus impact on the global economy have rocked markets worldwide, plunging stock prices and bond yields.
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Thousands of Americans lost their jobs, and millions more were impacted by plunging housing values and the ensuing recession.
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Market scare: The currency clash has sent global stocks plunging, though markets are beginning to show signs of relief.
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Latest economic figures from China earlier on Monday showed factory data plunging at its sharpest pace in three decades.
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In October, Samsung said recall costs and plunging sales had wiped out 95 percent of its phone division's profits.
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Guests can recover from a hot day of sightseeing by plunging into the small but inviting outdoor splash pool.
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Both sectors were weak on Monday, with UnitedHealth (UNH) plunging 7%, making it the worst performer on the Dow.
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Stocks of surgical face masks are plunging across Asia, as anxious citizens form long queues at supermarkets and pharmacies.
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The rapper wore a pink gown with a plunging neckline to the Clive Davis pre-Grammys party on Saturday.
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But the impact of plunging share prices has shaken the confidence of many households and businesses in rich countries.
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The uncertain climate is keeping investors from making bets in the country's stock and money markets, sending volumes plunging.
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Over the years, the winning gowns from Miss America have featured everything from plunging necklines to classic mermaid silhouettes.
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That easing provided little support elsewhere, however, with the Korean won plunging nearly 1% to a six-month low.
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Bingo shares had their worst day since the company listed in 2017, plunging 45 percent to A$1.20 ($0.8573).
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Fearful of public anger over a plunging economy, Iran's leaders appear to be turning inward, pulling back from escalation.
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That easing provided little support elsewhere, however, with the Korean won plunging nearly 1% to a six-month low.
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Peloton's stock is rising despite global stock markets plunging this week as the coronavirus outbreak becomes a growing concern.
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The fire tore through a wooden dock in Scottsboro, destroying dozens of boats and plunging survivors into the water.
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Earlier this month, she attended a Golden Globes after-party wearing a glittery blazer dress with a plunging neckline.
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But instead they took it too far, plunging the nation into a divisive episode destined to end in failure.
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At certain times, according to reports, thousands of spiders have been seen plunging over the edge to their deaths.
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Its approval rating plunging and desperate to rebrand itself, Saenuri changed its name Monday to the Liberty Korea Party.
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"They did everything possible to prevent that from happening, and we are plunging headlong into it," Mr. Bobbitt said.
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Global refined sugar prices are down nearly 20 percent year-to-date, after plunging about 25 percent last year.
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Bitcoin is showing signs of life after fluctuating between plunging, sliding and going nowhere fast for months on end.
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I like the option of having a plunging neckline, but I like to be able to button it up.
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The stock officially fell into a correction, plunging more than 113 percent from its high just two weeks earlier.
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On Friday morning, the lira hit another record low, plunging to as far as 6 against the U.S. dollar.
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Last quarter, the company said that it gained about 1 million fewer customers than expected, sending its stock plunging.
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Refinancing risk climbed substantially as plunging oil prices and the impact of the Petrobras scandal curtailed access to funding.
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Friend to cutouts, splashy prints, allover sequins, tuxedos and plunging necklines, Ms. Harris seems determined to avoid being typecast.
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It's that stomach-plunging fear that you'll be revealed as a fraud who has no idea what they're doing.
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Christopher Cadelago: Steyer has spent more than a decade practicing for his moment, since plunging into politics in California.
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Perfectly peaceful, it centers on a waterfall plunging down a sweeping curve of rock, with soldiers posing before it.
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In Branson, 70-minute rides take visitors past notable sights along city streets before plunging into Table Rock Lake.
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Those cuts have sent interest rates on high-yield savings accounts (HYSA) plunging, since bank rates follow the Fed.
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With the shrinking of unions, the middle class lost paid health coverage, eventually plunging many people into medical debt.
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Meanwhile: Facebook is plunging full speed ahead into new product areas that could generate tons more highly sensitive data.
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"There is no doubt that plunging a body into 15, 12 degree water is a stress," says Mike Tipton.
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So said Hasbro, maker of the mega water gun, in a quarterly report that sent its stock plunging Monday.
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Betty Gilpin went with a sleek green Roland Mouret dress and Sydelle Noel who wow'd in a plunging yellow gown.
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Chyna, 28, showed off her post-baby body in a plunging nude jumpsuit with black lace by designer Shane Justin.
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Investors rushed to dump shares of oil drillers, with Hess (HES) and Devon Energy (DVN) plunging more than 7% apiece.
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Russia's economy is heavily dependent on oil, and so plunging oil prices have dragged down the value of the ruble.
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Sirisena late last month removed and replaced Wickremesinghe with Rajapaksa, plunging the island off India's southeast coast into political turmoil.
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The debate sent sterling plunging to seven-year lows after London's influential mayor Boris Johnson backed the campaign to leave.
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He was dutifully plunging ahead with his schedule and she wanted him to be around and available and support her.
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Stocks later opened lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging as much as about 550 points in midmorning trade.
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Subscribe on Texture In an ideal world, we'd let every bottle of wine sit out and breathe before plunging in.
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Mandy Moore, the actress, showed up in a daring, black frock designed by Naeem Khan, which featured a plunging neckline.
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And then later, the rapper changed into a little black mini dress with a plunging neckline and tulle ruffle details.
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Though the color was simply blush, she was oozing romantic glamour with her plunging neckline and backless criss cross detailing.
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Though with the market plunging and concerns about a possible economic slowdown there's debate if that 2019 number still holds.
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In this edition, Peter Smith writes about freezing out overwhelming thoughts and situations by plunging themself into icy cold water.
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Nvidia was the worst-performing name in the sector, plunging more than 9 percent after Nomura's Instinet downgraded the stock.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down about 80 points on Thursday, after plunging nearly 800 points during the day.
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And now, Louboutin is fully plunging into the fragrance world, launching three scents at once to make a major splash.
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Plunging stock prices, sagging valuations and a spotty regulatory landscape are other inauspicious signs the industry is taking a beating.
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Not only did her dress have a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit, but it also had an attached cape.
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A section of the bridge gave way on Tuesday in busy lunchtime traffic, plunging dozens of vehicles 50 meters below.
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"Are you single?" the Manhattan-based matchmaker Maria Avgitidis asked a reporter mid-interview, plunging him into a dark place.
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Department store chain J.C. Penney was one of Gilbert's picks despite a disappointing earnings report that sent the stock plunging.
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Foreign companies have already decamped from Iran, with oil sales plunging even before this tranche of sanctions came into effect.
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The shoe's design pays homage to the iconic plunging green leaf-print Versace dress Lopez wore to the 2000 Grammys.
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Dunham, 29, Konner, 45, and Lyons, 45, chose tailored black tuxedo jackets with plunging white blouses for a feminine touch.
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Last October, to stop its share price plunging further, it had to promise it would never try to build another.
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Indeed, the actress chose an emerald green sequined plunging gown by Calvin Klein Collection specifically to honor her Irish heritage.
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" Carrington worries that the plunging stock markets will "damage the huge investments needed to create a cleaner and safer environment.
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Plunging over 14,20173 feet, O'Shea made the dive on Sunday with Jed Smith, the same instructor she previously jumped with.
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Wednesday marked the worst day of trading for tech stocks in seven years, with the Nasdaq plunging over 4 percent.
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Bitcoin started its free fall on Thursday, plunging nearly $3,000 as an outage occurred on popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase.
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Meanwhile the price of oil has rebounded more than 30 percent since plunging to an 18-month low in December.
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Mr Ortega faces a stark choice: retreat while he still can, or risk plunging his country into far deeper turmoil.
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For tech companies, it's a disaster in the making, severing long-standing supply chains and plunging entire categories into chaos.
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The plunging value of the also impacted the metal, as it in effect boosted the price of sterling-denominated gold.
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The dollar's recent strong run and plunging commodity prices have already damaged fragile emerging markets like Brazil and South Africa.
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She then hit the red carpet in a bold, monochromatic look: a plunging two-piece suit with wide-legged trousers.
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A widening budget deficit in Italy, the euro-zone's most indebted country, risks plunging the single currency back into crisis.
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" She added that plunging into her sexy, contemporary role as Letty Dobesh, a thief and con artist, was "very freeing.
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It starts off with a plunger-hairbrush hybrid contraption that must be used for plunging and then scrubbing the bowl.
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At Madison Square Garden, the blackout put a sudden stop to a Jennifer Lopez concert, plunging the arena into darkness.
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The Qatari index closed 0.2 percent down with Qatar International Islamic Bank plunging 8.1 percent as it went ex-dividend.
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During that period, the index suffered two 10 percent corrections, set off in large part due to plunging oil prices.
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The Dow transports closed 230 percent lower, with JetBlue leading advancers and Avis Budget plunging 83 percent to lead decliners.
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The value of bitcoin has fluctuated wildly this month, plunging as much as 29 percent last week from its Nov.
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While plunging crude prices have deterred spending globally on oil projects, Greece is forging ahead with investment in the industry.
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Those same concerns, as well as signs of a supply glut, sent oil prices plunging almost 8 percent on Friday.
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Which means it ends with Yoshi inevitably plunging to his death in one of the game's many bottomless death pits.
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However, domestic orders also deteriorated in February, with the index for this measure plunging to the lowest since June 2015.
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When the plunging oil price made petrol (gasoline) cheap, economists expected them to head to the shops and spend more.
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Markets opened down today, plunging more than 500 points after open before recovering to more than 300 points above open.
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Plunging oil (and other commodity) prices were seen as an indication of weak demand in China and other emerging markets.
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For a good minute I really was plunging down into the Batcave, and I didn't want to be anywhere else.
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A water buffalo with a rope through his nose glares at us all before plunging into an unexpected river bath.
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Some will have an even harder time adjusting to college life, perhaps plunging into severe depression or self-destructive thoughts.
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For the "Digital Witness" tour, she wore a tight, perforated fake-leather jumpsuit with a plunging neckline, and smeared lipstick.
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Turn it around and, again, you'll end up with a high-neck, mandarin-collar-esque front and a plunging back.
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The plan includes cutting 1,500 jobs from offices in California, which sent shares plunging after it was announced last week.
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U.S. crude oil prices peaked at $107 per barrel in June 2014, before plunging to just $2023 in February 2016.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note broke below the 2-year rate early Wednesday, sending stocks plunging.
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With grocery and retailer shares plunging after the deal news it looks like market believes Amazon's disruptive ability now, too.
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The Simone Perele Velia Plunge Strapless Bra is a sleek and sexy strapless bra that works perfectly with plunging necklines.
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The $13.7 billion deal, which will expand Amazon's reach in the grocery business, sent shares of major retailers plunging Friday.
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Export-reliant Germany's DAX rose 0.6% on the U.S. news, recovering after data showed plunging economic sentiment among German investors.
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A section of the bridge gave way on Tuesday in busy lunchtime traffic, plunging dozens of vehicles 50 metres below.
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Heavy oil price losses that sent Brent crude plunging below $58 per barrel had dragged energy stocks lower on Friday.
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After plunging in the initial days after the probe was announced, it has been recovering in the last few days.
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The "Havana" songstress paired the dramatic gown, which featured a plunging neckline and daring cutouts, with matching white stiletto heels.
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St. LOUIS — Macbeth's weapon of choice is a dagger: long, thin and apt for plunging into a sleeping man's chest.
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The 23-year-old survived for more than a week after plunging down a rocky embankment in Big Sur, Calif.
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US indices all fell by more than 2%, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging by more than 600 points.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed with a 79-point loss Thursday after plunging almost 800 points earlier that day.
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Military forces in Turkey attempted a coup on Friday, plunging the country into a long night of violence and intrigue.
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The buoyant dollar and plunging oil prices are keeping imported inflation subdued, leaving overall inflation well below the Fed's target.
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Read more: Tesla's plunging stock has handed Elon Musk's most loathed enemies, short-sellers, $1 billion of profits in May
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Other celebrities, such as Heidi Klum and Kendall Jenner, have opted for daring dresses with plunging necklines and bold cutouts.
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There's a faintly seductive sensuality in his pink fleshiness, emphasized by the plunging neckline of the shirt that he wears.
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From there, the Jaguars needed five plays to finish the drive with Chris Ivory plunging over from a yard out.
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Field Notes Some speak of plunging into marriage, but few, other than Arvin Reddy, have embraced the idea so literally.
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This beaded dress with a shocking, plunging neckline seemed perfect for Diana's summertime appearance at the Serpentine Gallery in 1995.
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He wasn't plunging toward death; he was in a holding pattern, and that meant he was no longer being treated.
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His outfit was comprised of shiny gray pants, a silver snakeskin blazer, and a mesh top with a plunging neckline.
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Even with Friday's gains, China's benchmark Shanghai composite finished the week down more than 4 percent after plunging on Tuesday.
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The singer was wearing a red velvet gown with a plunging view obscured only by a few well-placed sparkles.
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Plunging caribou populations linked to rising temperatures and development are threatening the food security of subsistence hunters in Alaska's interior.
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The singer opted for a plunging metallic gold and silver Nadine Merabi jumpsuit with pointed black heels and hoop earrings.
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During a "Celebrity Family Feud" skit, Grande sported a blonde lob wig and plunging neckline to resemble the Joy actress.
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Until a few decades ago, Romans did not disdain dipping or even plunging into the Tiber during hot summer days.
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On the flip side, Japan Airlines Co Ltd declined 1.6%, dragged down by increasing government travel restrictions and plunging demand.
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Sell the house and all the valuables in it, plunging the funds into a single bet on a horse race?
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The company's stock bottomed out Thursday, plunging 39% to $23 a share amid reports that it might file for bankruptcy.
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By the end of the year, the Food and Drug Administration had rejected Cempra's antibiotic, sending shares plunging yet again.
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A month before a national election, the worst rolling blackouts in years are regularly plunging South Africans into the dark.
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The oil rout started on Monday, plunging over 20% following a disagreement on production cuts between OPEC and its allies.
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Tall, narrow dwellings crowd together on steep streets plunging down toward the horizon, with the Pyrenees looming in the distance.
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These unusually low yields, as well as plunging stock prices, reflect market expectations of weak spending for years to come.
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It wasn't just the rediscovery of the Permian that helped restart the oil boom after plunging prices almost killed it.
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His vow on Tuesday to wipe out the United States commonwealth's huge debts sent its bond prices plunging on Wednesday.
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Weather: Frozen turkey alert: sunny and 42 this afternoon, but plunging into the teens tonight and frigid and windy tomorrow.
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The star was dressed in a black, long-sleeved jumpsuit with a plunging neckline and carrying a simple black clutch.
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Stocks have grown volatile lately, with the Dow plunging and rising more than 350 points in each session this week.
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Errick claims the dancer, Iraida Rivera, drunkenly solicited him and got super pissed, plunging a broken glass into his body.
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When black homeownership is plunging across the country -- with the worst losses of all here in Michigan -- something is broken.
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"Margonelli turns cutting-edge science into rich narrative by plunging deep into the termite's world," our reviewer, Lucy Cooke, writes.
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That's what you say when you're negotiating for a bag of weed, not plunging the world into an economic crisis.
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More than 100 cases have been confirmed across 13 states in the US. Markets are plunging as the virus spreads.
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He was worried about the plunging value of their once-lucrative medallion and frustrated about Uber's takeover of the industry.
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He wears a skintight jerkin with a plunging neckline, and his nipples are ringed by what look like floral pasties.
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From plunging into waterfall pools to living the agrarian dream, here's how to enjoy these two disparate but stunning destinations.
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After plunging more than 2522% on Monday, Chinese shares turned positive in the first half-hour of trade on Tuesday.
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That announcement sent sterling plunging more than 0.4% on Thursday morning, to 1.2765 against the dollar after trading near 1.2819.
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In another, Meyer's "meeting" with a Nazi leads to him plunging a knife directly into the middle of his hand.
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Sales in the West, which have been volatile in recent months, rose 18.8 percent after plunging 15.2 percent in March.
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We climbed a spiral staircase for 360-degree views of plunging sea cliffs, choppy open water and neighboring Achill Island.
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It's the same kind of force that keeps you from plunging through the sidewalk under the effect of Earth's gravity.
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Mr. Shaw was equally adept at generating straightforward swing and funk or plunging into the coloristic flow of free jazz.
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Meanwhile, Tullow Oil jumped 13% on the midcap index, a day after plunging 70% following CEO exit and dividend suspension.
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He briefly introduced himself as the attending physician before plunging his hand between Landrum's legs to feel for the baby.
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Clinton holding a comfortable lead, Mr. Comey ended up plunging the F.B.I. into the molten center of a bitter election.
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On Thursday, the markets registered their largest recorded one-day drop, plunging to levels not seen since ... four months ago.
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Brosnahan wore a sparkly maroon gown with a plunging neckline, while Ralph chose a black suit with a bow tie.
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The Constitution's framers required this process precisely in order to stop a president from plunging our country into needless conflict.
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The news adds to GE's mounting legal problems and helped send the stock plunging 9% to a nine-year low.
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The stock rebounded in the premarket on Martin's call after plunging 15% on Monday following a downgrade by Morgan Stanley.
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The long sleeve dress featured a plunging neckline and a ruched center, as well as pieces of pink tulle underneath.
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Last quarter, the company said that it gained about 1 million fewer customers than it expected, sending its stock plunging.
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But Beijing is not expected to throw open the credit floodgates yet, wary of plunging the country further into debt.
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Production by PDVSA, Venezuela's state-owned oil company, is showing signs of recovery after plunging by three-quarters since 27.
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GE said on Monday that plunging profit at GE Power will cause the parent company to miss targets in 2018.
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Scrutiny of the company's dealings with Philidor and sharp increases in drug prices last year sent the company's shares plunging.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The United States and China intensified their trade war in 21949, plunging global markets into uncertainty.
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Slowly, the water lengthens into muddy fingers, reaching between bushes and spreading over stones, before plunging over a cliff face.
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In 2018, he imposed economic sanctions on the country, beggaring its currency and plunging the nation into a sharp recession.
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Markets continue to swing violently with the Dow losing another 6.2% Wednesday; oil plunging 101.233%, and copper down about 7%.
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The wintry storms raging around the U.S. this week aren't, thankfully, bringing the plunging temperatures of the recent polar vortex.
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The long-sleeved ensemble made it look like she was wearing a blazer without pants, and featured a plunging neckline.
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Her halter-style dress was covered in gold sparkles, and featured a plunging neckline as well as a low back.
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They get the thrill of plunging headfirst into the Palmolive-looking pool at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre in Rio.
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When he arrived, she stabbed him to death just inside the front door, plunging a pocket knife through his heart.
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The bridge collapsed on August 14 in heavy rain, sending dozens of vehicles plunging 50 metres to the ground below.
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Russia's economy is heavily dependent on oil, and so plunging oil prices have dragged down the value of the ruble.
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HOUSTON — Over the last year the biggest oil companies have shown the most resilience in the face of plunging oil prices.
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The other major reason OPEC+ has cut production more than it intended is because output is plunging in Iran and Venezuela.
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Anger is growing over rising prices, the plunging value of the Iranian rial (see chart) and the cost of foreign adventurism.
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The happy bride wore a plunging lace gown from Inbal Dror via Panache Bridal Beverly Hill, while carrying a colorful bouquet.
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The data sent U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude prices plunging more than 5 percent to a nearly three-month low.
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Before the show, Kylie posted an Instagram of the designer putting some finishing touches on her plunging, pleated silver mini dress.
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Video released by the US Navy depicts a diver plunging into the frigid Arctic water through a hole in the ice.
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But plunging markets also impacted the bank's asset management division and resulted in a $150 million markdown on private equity holdings.
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Snowpiles grew across the U.S. on Friday as an Arctic chill and winter storm brought plunging temperatures and dangerous winter conditions.
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The Game of Thrones star, 22, wore a plunging plaid suit jacket, which she paired with a pair of matching trousers.
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Medley went just as bold with her outfit, wearing a plunging lace jumpsuit which she accessorized with a glittery red clutch.
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Deciding one day to pull it from our veins would leave us gasping frantically before plunging into an endless, lonely abyss.
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When Elizabeth Taylor wore a plunging white one-piece for 1959's "Suddenly, Last Summer," it nearly got the film banned.
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The elegant ivory ballgown was complete with layers of tulle that wrap together in front for a plunging, strapless sweetheart neckline.
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Crude futures have tumbled more than $20 a barrel from their four-year highs last month, plunging into a bear market.
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Henry's desire to divorce Catherine and marry Anne Boleyn ends up plunging England into a period of religious and political turmoil.
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The one-piece ensemble features a daring, plunging neckline with pockets on the hips and piping around the sleeves and collar.
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Kruger, 39, looked stunning in a menswear-inspired black blazer with a plunging neckline and a matching pair of black pants.
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But with the rupee plunging to record lows against the dollar, Jazz now faces paying 67 billion rupees for $450 million.
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Officials point to excessive industrial capacity, a slump in demand and plunging prices as they attempt to restructure China's slowing economy.
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Stock prices are plunging, lofty valuations are deflating, regulatory landscapes remain in flux, and now deals are coming off the table.
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On January 31st the company reported another year of plunging profits, which have buffeted its share price since 2014 (see chart).
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The dress also had a plunging neckline, velvet bow at the waist, and more ruffles across the bottom of its skirt.
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The plunging silk gown featured a large bow at the back and a long train, which Hudgens used to maximum effect.
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Read more: A recession slammed trucking last year — and experts predict that 2020 will bring more bankruptcies and plunging truck orders
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Loughlin and Giuannulli both opted for pants, with Loughlin wearing a plunging blazer and her daughter wearing a high-necked jumpsuit.
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The Last Frontier is on a quest for answers to a wrenching budget crisis due to the plunging price of oil.
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Despite a plunging stock price, staff exodus and bitter competition with other social networks, Twitter remains strong, according to one executive.
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That sent Overstock shares plunging more than 20% over two days, closing on Thursday at its lowest level since October 2012.
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A poll by the Pew Research Center earlier this month showed support for the EU plunging in its biggest member states.
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Mainland Chinese stocks jumped for a second day running after plunging more than 2135% on Monday in their return to trade.
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Chrissy Teigen brought an under-the-sea vibe in this aqua dress complete with plunging neckline, sheer skirt, and high split.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Hong Kong is in a recession, as five months of protests send tourism and retail numbers plunging.
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The lights blew out, plunging the room into darkness, but the Maybot continued regardless, taking questions on arcane bits of policy.
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Uber's IPO comes against a backdrop of turbulent financial markets and the plunging share price of its U.S. rival Lyft Inc .
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Viacom stock has been plunging under the direction of its chief executive, Philippe Dauman, Mr. Redstone's handpicked successor and longtime confidant.
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I love how she let the bold color (and plunging neckline — hello!) shine by keeping her hair, makeup and jewelry minimal.
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