In response, Justice Brennan pulled back; Justice Powell responded; Justice Brennan pulled back some more.
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Nio has pulled back about 50 percent [since its post-IPO highs]; Tesla actually pulled back below its IPO price.
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But if you remember how their M&A talks got derailed last year when Disney pulled back and Salesforce pulled back.
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" He pulled back and said, "No, like, too trusting.
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Her hair was pulled back, and she wore large sunglasses.
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The BFFs both had their tresses pulled back into ponytails.
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His mouth hovered near my pussy, but he'd pulled back.
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MacGillis says police pulled back, and criminals filled the vacuum.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 0.72% to close at 8,104.30.
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She wore her hair pulled back in a sleek bun.
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Apple and Netflix pulled back more than 20.1 percent each.
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It's also the second time the government has pulled back.
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Nothing has been toned down, nothing has been pulled back.
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She also kept her hair pulled back into a ponytail.
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Her blonde hair was pulled back into a low ponytail.
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Growth faltered, the currency slumped and foreign donors pulled back.
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Macy's and Best Buy pulled back 476.503% and 2476.50%, respectively.
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Eventually, LightSail 2 will get pulled back down to Earth.
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"Facebook pulled back the curtain on the issue," she said.
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Hanzo's movement is slowed while the drawstring is pulled back.
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It later pulled back to 109.78 yen, down 0.1 percent.
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The Nasdaq Composite also pulled back 20167 percent to 7,637.54.
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The actor's trademark hair was pulled back into a bun.
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Lenders pulled back, rigs were idled and wells shut in.
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It pulled back a little to last trade at 112.705.
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Other Republicans have since remained quiet, or also pulled back.
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They pulled back slightly to trade at 2.3102 on Friday.
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The Nasdaq composite, meanwhile, pulled back 0.3 percent to 7,442.12.
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The iShares MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) pulled back 0.5 percent.
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I clutched it, pulled back, and felt the jet climb.
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But at the last instant, Bradley flinched and pulled back.
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Mr. Cain quickly pulled back, saying he was just kidding.
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U.S. crude pulled back 0.25 percent to $47.69 a barrel.
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She pulled back a little, laughing: What are you doing?
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His black hair was pulled back in an abbreviated ponytail.
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It never came to that, however; Moscow eventually pulled back.
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Trump approved strikes on Iran, but then abruptly pulled back.
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Others who had been in the contest have pulled back.
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Orascom Telecom, the most traded share, pulled back 25 percent.
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It pulled back on outreach and advertisement for this year.
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The pulled back 2344.50 percent —its worst day since Aug.
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Thankfully, Senate Democrats stepped forward and pulled back the curtain.
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The Nasdaq Composite also pulled back 0.4 percent to 7,825.30.
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Nvidia fell 0.76% lower while Micron Technology pulled back 2.5%.
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The price has pulled back from $74 to around $70.
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Even if it pulled back 22016 percent, that's still nothing.
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He felt pulled back to London, where his mother lived.
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I think you pulled back like a year ago, right?
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Her blond hair was pulled back in a French knot.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 193 percent to close at 219,2500.
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I love it when it's just pulled back from her face.
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Here's how to achieve two fun and functional pulled-back styles.
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It later pulled back, and was last up 1.9% at $13,039.62.
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It eventually pulled back though to trade at $0.7909 in Europe.
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But our view is that it ought to be pulled back.
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But for now the market pulled back from its initial panic.
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On the downside, mining stocks pulled back from a recent rally.
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It later pulled back, and was last up 0.7% at $10,917.
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It later pulled back, and was last up 1.9% at $11,039.62.
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The blonde's tresses were tousled and pulled back behind one ear.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 1.5 percent and entered correction territory.
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Nordstrom pulled back on promotions to boost profits, and it backfired.
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Amelia Grey, 15, had her brown hair pulled back in braids.
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The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) pulled back 1.7 percent.
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Meanwhile, Dubai's main index pulled back 0.1 percent to 3,722 points.
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The prices index also pulled back substantially to 57.8 from 71.6.
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U.S. Treasury yields have also pulled back from three-month peaks.
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He went against negative sentiment in December as stocks pulled back.
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Oil futures pulled back, with U.S. crude seeing the deepest declines.
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The Polish zloty, however, pulled back slightly from one-month lows .
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The Koch network has since pulled back from funding the AFF.
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The Nikkei pulled back 2614.50 percent, hurt by a stronger yen.
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Sam pulled back the sheets and studied the mess, smiling giddily.
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In recent years, General Motors has pulled back production in Canada.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.3 percent to close at 6,737.87.
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You are this machine, picked up, dropped down, pulled back out.
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Since then, shares of Penumbra have pulled back roughly 20 percent.
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Both sides pulled back, choosing not to escalate the situation further.
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Facebook and Apple, meanwhile, pulled back at least 21987 percent each.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 113.80 points, or 1.8 percent, to 6,207.92.
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There is an illusion of progress that must be pulled back.
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Prices pulled back to $14,095.62 Friday morning, according to Coindesk data.
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It pulled back slightly from the trough and last yielded 22%.
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Airlines such as Delta and United pulled back at least 21%.
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Most American troops have pulled back to well south of Seoul.
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This is the second time that Mr. Beaudoin has pulled back.
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In the cattle markets, prices pulled back after jumping last week.
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You have actually pulled back a little bit in recent weeks.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.38% to close at 3,108.46.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 225 percent to close at 22018,22019.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 2500 percent the week of Feb. 5.
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"Everyone pulled back for about a year in general," Forsyth said.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 252 percent to close at 23.7,22017.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.1 percent to close at 6,271.33.
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The contract pulled back after reaching its highest price since Dec.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.5 percent and closed at 7,466.51.
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In the midst of that, banks have pulled back as well.
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The Clintons have also pulled back from the 1994 crime law.
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Positioning has pulled back slightly in recent weeks, but remains extremely elevated.
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Both women accessorized their looks with pulled back hair and black sunglasses.
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Emaar Properties lost 3.5 percent and Dubai Investment pulled back 3.9 percent.
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Alphabet and Amazon shares pulled back 2.7 percent and 4.3 percent, respectively.
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EA shares pulled back 0.7 percent on the back of the downgrade.
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There's a rapid clatter of metal plates being pulled back and replaced.
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Is that a risk for President Trump, getting pulled back into Mueller?
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Her hair was pulled back and in her ears were stud earrings.
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The S&P 500 slid 0.5%, and Nasdaq Composite pulled back 0.4%.
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The pulled back 0.7% to 2,840.23, with the tech sector dropping 1.8%.
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So they pulled back, because they didn't want Evans to hate them.
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And community banks have drastically pulled back loans to existing small businesses.
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With the US insisting on tariffs, China pulled back on other commitments.
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It has now pulled back its support for such groups, including Hamas.
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Shares of Amazon fell 2600 percent while Netflix pulled back 21.1 percent.
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Make sure your torso is held upright and shoulders are pulled back.
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She kept her hair pulled back with minimal jewelry for the occasion.
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"I'm irritated that it was pulled back at the last minute," Sen.
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In fact, she rarely gets a headache from the pulled-back look.
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The S&P 500 also pulled back 0.5% to close at 3,003.67.
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She sent him to rehab, but he kept being pulled back in.
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Snap's user growth has pulled back sharply over the past two years.
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The co-pilot, who was wearing a seatbelt, was pulled back in.
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Shares of D.R. Horton also pulled back, closing down over 1 percent.
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He has pulled back from the industry in a lot of ways.
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In 2012, riot police pulled back after an evacuation effort turned violent.
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Meanwhile, world stocks pulled back after tough words on trade from China.
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GUTFELD: I&aposve pulled back a little bit, nothing but red wine.
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Microsoft pulled back the curtain on experiments that are further afield, too.
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Yet other sectors with little exposure to oil have also pulled back.
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The pulled back 0.8 percent to 2,670.14, with tech sliding 1.5 percent.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 59.73 points, or 1.3 percent, to 4,715.73.
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Before the hurricane smashed into the Bahamas, it pulled back the ocean.
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I bought a lot more the other day when it pulled back.
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Oil prices pulled back after surging more than 4 percent on Thursday.
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"I don't think we ever pulled back from the issue," Utech said.
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Other blue chips also pulled back, with Aldar Properties losing 1.2 percent.
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The pulled back 0.9 percent to 2,699.63 as tech fell 1.5 percent.
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Oil prices pulled back after surging more than 4 percent on Thursday.
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GrubMarket also pulled back from all markets outside San Francisco last year.
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Oil futures also pulled back with U.S. crude seeing the deepest declines.
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It is unclear why Beijing pulled back from its proposed softer approach.
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The currency pulled back from those levels on Wednesday following Reuters' report.
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European shares powered higher in early trading but have since pulled back.
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She's weak, and is pulled back in every time by wormy sycophancy.
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In recent weeks, however, Elabi has pulled back from the competing factions.
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Pulled down by an invisible force until I get pulled back up.
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After a tense moment, the police agreed, and both sides pulled back.
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Property developers also pulled back slightly — they had surged a day earlier.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq pulled back 0.4% and 0.1%, respectively.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.6 percent to 2,716.26 on Tuesday.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 0.33% to end the day at 7,956.29.
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J.P. Morgan Chase slid 0.14% while Bank of America pulled back 0.11%.
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In the past fifteen years, the front has pulled back two miles.
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The country that had shaped and led the global order pulled back.
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She's not bowed down by anguish; she's pulled back like a catapult.
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Desmond has since pulled back on performing, though he will attend DragCon.
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Her hair is pulled back indifferently, and her clothing is nothing special.
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The group has pulled back on their release schedule and touring commitments.
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And while U.S. stocks pulled back Monday, the move was hardly major.
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But equity markets reversed after Brent crude pulled back from earlier highs.
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SPX pulled back from a session high just before the 4 p.m.
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Her shoulders were stooped, her hair pulled back in a white bun.
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But in this period of my life, my style is more pulled back.
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Fortunately, I was pulled back in when I heard my name being called.
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Her hair was pulled back in two top buns with green hair fasteners.
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In December, production pulled back after three consecutive increases, according to the EIA.
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She wore her hair pulled back, and long, silver and red drop earrings.
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The Lightning pulled back into a tie at 7:07 of the third.
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U.S. stocks pulled back slightly after a record rally in the prior session.
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" She thought about staying away, but, she says, "I was pulled back here.
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Then she tipped her head to the left and pulled back her hair.
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Models including Bella Hadid strutted the runway with their hair pulled back sleekly.
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Official figures show that Chinese banks pulled back on their lending in December.
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Abu Dhabi's index dropped 0.8 percent as Dana Gas pulled back 4.4 percent.
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Suddenly, she's pulled back in time to a plantation in the antebellum South.
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Her hair was pulled back in two buns, both accented with blue bows.
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As America has pulled back, others have stepped in—geopolitics abhors a vacuum.
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But some shares which outperformed on Monday pulled back as investors booked profits.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 210 points, or 200 percent, to end at 5,836.16.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 7.32 points, or 0.12 percent, to close at 5,103.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 6.26 points, or 0.11 percent, to close at 5,910.52.
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The Saudi index slipped 0.3 percent as Tabuk Cement pulled back 1.9 percent.
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U.S. companies have since pulled back on exploration, and production continues to drop.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 93 points, or 2.57 percent, to close at 6,011.24.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 22.82 points, or 0.37 percent, to close at 6,072.55.
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The 20-year yield was flat at 0.240%, having pulled back from 0.245%.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 200 points, or 303 percent, to close at 230,28.
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But then just a few minutes later Big Pimpin' pulled back up again.
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He pulled back at first, passing his misery off onto semi-fictional characters.
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She kept her hair pulled back to show off the dress' intricate neckline.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields pulled back, removing some support for the greenback.
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As election day neared, many news outlets pulled back on the daily coverage.
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Large producers have pulled back in response to lower global prices as well.
|
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The Nasdaq pulled back 32.45 points, or 0.52 percent, to close at 6,175.46.
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Bloomberg has come close to running for president before and then pulled back.
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The Dow pulled back 20 points and briefly fell more than 100 points.
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Corporations, understandably, probably saw their stock as expensive, and pulled back on purchases.
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So I think the markets have pulled back saying 'is deregulation really coming'?
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The petrochemical sector also pulled back, with Saudi Basic Industries down 1.0 percent.
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Dubai's stock index dropped 0.4 percent as Emaar Properties pulled back 0.8 percent.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 29.39 points, or 123 percent, to close at 6,165.50.
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"He's made these kind of noises before and then pulled back," he said.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 90.06 points, or 1.44 percent, to close at 6,144.35.
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It pulled back 0.9 percent to $49.54, still up 5.8 percent this week.
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Emaar Properties fell 0.3 percent and telecom operator Du pulled back 0.8 percent.
|
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All blue-chip lenders pulled back with Al Rajhi Bank slipping 1.2 percent.
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They went very far one way and then they pulled back rather dramatically.
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And I think they pulled back a little bit in their car stuff.
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The old farmer pulled back the cloth folds, revealing a conical-shaped bomb.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 403 points, or 240 percent, to close at 22,215.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 13.74 points, or 0.22 percent, to close at 6,151.76.
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It pulled back later as the spectre of inflation knocked U.S. stocks lower.
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Wilkins is 60 now, thin, with gray hair pulled back in a bun.
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Major stock indexes have pulled back today as well, despite the tax news.
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Following the 2008 financial crisis, many banks pulled back from their poorest customers.
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Her hair, unwound from its tight bun, still held a pulled-back shape.
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Troops from Germany and the Netherlands were pulled back to bases in Iraq.
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I had been working along intuitive lines, and I pulled back from that.
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Mr. Baker, the young inspector, pulled back the curtain on these staged visits.
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In part, it is stepping in where the federal government has pulled back.
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Last Friday, for instance, "you pulled back through ... the 50% level," Johnson said.
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Other sellers pulled back their advertising spend on products that face low inventory.
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You're trying to get out of it and you keep being pulled back.
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CBOT wheat futures pulled back after reaching their highest price since August 2018.
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Well, now they have finally pulled back, and people get upset about it.
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Stocks pulled back after the president left open the possibility of future tariffs.
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Since then, he has pulled back on the daily operations of the business.
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But she's pulled back in by the prospect of a horrifying biological attack.
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Stocks pulled back sharply amid rising tension between North Korea and the West.
|
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts pulled back in the final days of the race.
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Over the weekend, he pulled back on suggestions it could lead to violence.
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Travel stocks Expedia, Carnival and Marriott International all pulled back at least 2.1%.
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Markets around the globe pulled back Monday, as concerns surrounding trade tensions continued.
|
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Google-parent Alphabet and Facebook pulled back 5.1 percent and 4.7 percent, respectively.
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U.S. equities pulled back on Thursday as investors worried about rising interest rates.
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But even those who see the currency weakening have pulled back their forecasts.
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He was constantly being pulled back to the corner by what he knew.
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The Nasdaq pulled back 100.53 points, or 1.61 percent, to close at 6,146.62.
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Earlier in Asia, stocks pulled back from a 29.41-210/22-year peak.
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The price pulled back at a bit on Thursday to just above $301.
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It pulled back to 26.017 percent on a continued rout in equity markets.
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CNN's Fear & Greed index pulled back as well, but remained in greed territory.
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Hong Kong property developers in particular pulled back from their huge gains Wednesday.
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Trump has recently pulled back from attacking Senate Republicans he deems insufficiently loyal.
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Earlier in Asia, stocks pulled back from a 1-1/2 year peak.
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Her hair is parted in the middle and pulled back behind her neck.
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But consumers aren't focused on these problems and haven't pulled back on spending.
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Trump's wan attempt to pivot to infrastructure was quickly pulled back to Charlottesville.
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It had pulled back overnight from a three-month low of $1.1574 on Friday.
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They're then pulled back together by the physics of the software that's controlling them.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.6 percent as tech and consumer discretionary lagged.
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The dropped 210 percent to 252,2250 as the technology sector pulled back 3.8 percent.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump indicated he had pulled back from the stock market.
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But, it's more than likely Elodie will be pulled back to Portland soon enough.
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Most petrochemical shares pulled back as Brent oil futures traded near 11-week lows.
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Shares of J.P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup both pulled back more than 1.5 percent.
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The pulled back 21.4 percent to 21.8,633.08 and also turned negative for the year.
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The pulled back 29 percent to 27.5,25 as the tech sector fell 5.07 percent.
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With her hair pulled back, King wore a slinky black dress with black heels.
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Azalea, 25, pulled back her orangey-pink locks into a high, perfectly messy updo.
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The Nikkei 24 index declined 0.7% Monday while the Shanghai Composite pulled back 1.2%.
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Ideally, my hair would have been pulled back and I'd have a bare face.
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Banks pulled back from doing business with the company, and his partners squeezed him.
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The company pulled back from several overseas markets, including Singapore and Brazil, in 2016.
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Asia markets largely declined Wednesday after U.S. indexes pulled back overnight on recession fears.
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Stock volatility has pulled back sharply this week, most notably after the Fed's meeting.
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Meanwhile, Stone's short blonde locks were pulled back from her face with a headband.
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And after he pulled back over the weekend, stocks rallied for over 300 points.
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For the evening event, her blonde locks were pulled back into a high updo.
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MI) rose but then pulled back, last up 1.52 percent, and Spain's Bankia (BKIA.
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"The curtain has been pulled back on debate prep more than ever," Smith said.
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Let's face it folks, the curtain on the presidency has been pulled back already.
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She wore minimal makeup and kept her hair pulled back in tight french braids.
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Her brown hair was pulled back with a sweet bow clip, also by Amaia.
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But Dubai's index slipped 503 percent as some of Sunday's top gainers pulled back.
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"Oh my God," she screamed, as he pulled back the curtain to see her.
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Brent crude pulled back 0.4 percent to $52.46, after climbing 1.9 percent on Wednesday.
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On Thursday afternoon, spot gold pulled back slightly and traded down 0.13% at $1,498.80.
|
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In Asian trade, oil prices pulled back after factoring in the slight output rise.
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The brand has pulled back the curtain to tell the tale through a video.
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INGRAHAM: Had a jet waiting on the tarmac, pulled back by the State Department.
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A classic black velvet bow can dress up any ponytail or pulled-back hairstyle.
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Venture capitalists pulled back from making new bets at the end of last year.
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Kourtney, 38, wore her hair pulled back to show off her gray, textured outfit.
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But Hong Kong stocks pulled back from Wednesday's seven-week high on profit-taking.
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Key context: Rosenworcel's nomination is one of many that the president has pulled back.
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But construction firm Drake & Scull pulled back 1.9 percent, extending Wednesday's 1.7 percent loss.
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But it pulled back to 7.0469 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected fixing on Tuesday.
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The dollar pulled back 0.67 percent against a basket of currencies, falling to 99.75.
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Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, immediately refuted McAuliffe, who later pulled back his statement.
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It pulled back later as the spectre of inflation knocked Wall Street shares lower.
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Health-care stocks in the S&P 57.33 pulled back more than 257.3 percent.
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She's wearing long black robes, and her pink hair is pulled back into pigtails.
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Qatar's main index edged down 25 percent as half of traded stocks pulled back.
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Both pulled back after the settlement, but were still up more than 3 percent.
|
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Wary of overdoing it, they have pulled back when the economy has picked up.
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The market pulled back after rising on Tuesday on technical buying and short covering.
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Riordan was pulled back into the plane but died at a hospital in Philadelphia.
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After her divorce from Ashton Kutcher, Moore pulled back from social media all together.
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The heavily weighted financials subindex eased 2500 percent and resource plays also pulled back.
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"The ears are much more exposed when the hair is pulled back," she said.
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Now you've pulled back from that and you start to squeeze a little more.
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"I pulled back as he held onto my wrist," Bissen wrote about the Sano.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.9 percent, with information technology sliding 1.8 percent.
|
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Banks pulled back with Commonwealth Bank of Australia down the most by 0.4 percent.
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Nakayama, in the middle, kept her chair pulled back to carve out some space.
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Shares of Toll Brothers fell 6.1 percent, while M.D.C. Holdings pulled back 12 percent.
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She's wearing long black robes, and her pink hair is pulled back into pigtails.
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The lead foot is simply pulled back out of the path of Cejudo's kick.
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Although the stock had recently pulled back somewhat, it was still up about 17%.
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Consumers have pulled back on spending, leading brands to cut their advertising, said buyers.
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Its debt mushroomed, and global banks pulled back from advising the company last year.
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"The world stared into the abyss this week, and it pulled back," Chandler said.
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Some unofficial interlocutors appeared but were pulled back by threats from other yellow vests.
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Meanwhile, J&J has pulled back from marketing specifically to minority and overweight women.
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But even when Chicago pulled back, New York pressed forward with maintenance and improvements.
|
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The S&P 500 pulled back 1.8%, its biggest one-day drop since October.
|
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In recent years, he has pulled back on the daily operations of the business.
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The dollar pulled back from a near two-month peak of 76.863 to 276.86.
|
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The pulled back 3.75 percent to 2,581, reaching a new low for the week.
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TIGER 21 has also pulled back on certain asset classes during the second quarter.
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But Willis has also pulled back for a cosmic wide shot: Amber is restless.
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An ivory curtain behind the stage was pulled back to reveal the ceremony location.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index pulled back by 266.8935 percent by 22:249 p.m.
|
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Salesforce pulled back slightly the security costs for its billionaire co-founder last year.
|
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Apple stock then pulled back around 19 percent through the rest of the year.
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South Korea's Kospi declined 1.1 percent while Japan's Nikkei 225 pulled back 1.3 percent.
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But the President, more concerned about politics than a governing legacy, has pulled back.
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"We did the suppression, we closed with them and we pulled back," Lance Cpl.
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The members of congress then pulled back to a safe location among the protesters.
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"Markets have pulled back to the previous break out level and so we're seeing some support from technical buys that are coming in because the price of the index has pulled back too," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Dozens of states have pulled back their harsh drug laws over the past several years.
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Suddenly, we are pulled back into another reality, where Will grabs the gun from Dolores.
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But it pulled back to 7.0469 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing on Tuesday.
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We pulled back from that, they did not show up for logistical meetings in Singapore.
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It pulled back recently, but it was able to hold its [50-day moving average].
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And the stock has pulled back dramatically in the short time since it's been public.
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Equities pulled back on Thursday, a day after posting their best session of the year.
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Bitcoin pulled back from 15-month highs after jumping more than 10% over the weekend.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)Microsoft has pulled back the curtain on a new Xbox console.
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The S&P 500 dropped 1.15 percent as the technology sector pulled back 2.5 percent.
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But it pulled back to 7.0785 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing on Tuesday.
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Several insurers pulled back from these markets after being swamped with higher-than-expected costs.
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And, about three minutes or so after we started, we pulled back into the station.
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The man felt his son pulling his arm, and he pulled back, just a little.
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Her hair was pulled back in a low, teased ponytail, revealing her Alexis Bittar earrings.
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The trial has also pulled back the veil on the covert world of mercenary work.
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Hair was pulled back in low-slung, messy chignons and pinned back with bobby pins.
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Since hitting a record high on May 1, it has pulled back more than 3%.
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The Dow dropped about 1% this week while the S&P 500 pulled back 1.4%.
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Tesla hit that record high on Tuesday and has since pulled back 24% to $23.
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The government has previously considered charging journalists under the Espionage Act — but always pulled back.
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We've seen in the MeToo movement that there's a lot of rugs being pulled back.
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Oil futures pulled back as the dollar rose, with U.S. crude seeing the deepest declines.
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And I wish I'd done the opposite of the "do more" mentality and pulled back.
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Microsoft has completely pulled back on plans to support virtual reality headsets on the Xbox.
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The Shanghai Composite fell 3.7 percent overnight while Korean Kospi index pulled back 0.6 percent.
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This individual plucks Bandit out of the rapids, and then is pulled back to safety.
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In the last few years, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has pulled back from calling b.s.
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In Dubai, the market was pulled back by property developer Emaar which dropped 4.9 percent.
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SunTrust and BB&T shares pulled back 21.9 percent and 12.9 percent last year, respectively.
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The pulled back 216 percent to 26.1,21.4 as the communications services and industrials sectors lagged.
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The murders — and the resulting media frenzy — pulled back the curtain on a dysfunctional family.
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Shares in Europe also retreated, as the STOXX 600 pulled back from eight-month highs.
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Coal miners pulled back after strong rallies recently on the back of higher coal prices.
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So, again, we pulled back those plans, because everyone thought we were making a mistake.
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The Swiss franc pulled back after rising to another two-year high against the euro.
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Dodging flooding, debris and road closures, Janak pulled back into Bay City around 3 a.m.
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Sacks has since pulled back, allowing Jay Fulcher to take over as Zenefits' new CEO.
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"I believe if we pulled back on growth, we could be profitable tomorrow," Foley said.
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In currencies, the safe-haven yen pulled back sharply amid the ebb in risk aversion.
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This, says Mr Roberts of Comcast, will need to be pulled back somewhat over time.
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Personnel have been pulled back from the worst affected areas due to those safety concerns.
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In early August, volatility spiked and the market pulled back, proving the strategist's call correct.
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The company has pulled back from several overseas markets, including Singapore and Brazil, in 2016.
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The lost debris shield will eventually be pulled back into Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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Dubai's index fell 0.3 percent in thin trade as Emaar Properties pulled back 0.8 percent.
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AT&T was down 0.9, Verizon slipped 0.7 and Sprint pulled back by 1503 percent.
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The Merval index pulled back as much as 5.4 percent before closing 4.2 percent lower.
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The euro changed hands at $1.175, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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Dubai's index pulled back 1.3 percent to 3,362 points, its lowest close in 12 weeks.
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She wore her hair pulled back behind her ears and accessorized with thin, dangly earrings.
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Her hair, he notices, is pulled back from her forehead by a wide velveteen band.
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Fearful of future tariffs on exports, many firms have pulled back from supplying foreign markets.
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In recent years, he — along with other conservatives on and off the court — pulled back.
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Now, even the Sudanese troops have pulled back to a large military camp outside Aden.
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As a result of this error, some businesses have pulled back on their renovation plans.
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Japan's Nikkei has also pulled back sharply from 15-month highs scaled early this month.
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That's because, as you know, most Australian publications have pulled back on their books coverage.
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The stock has since pulled back, and is up roughly 25% after the market open.
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Broadcom pulled back 1.53% while Analog Devices and Qualcomm both closed more than 2% lower.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1785, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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They pulled back slightly but remained 7 bps higher in late trade at 1.68 percent.
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Mr. Trump has already pulled back somewhat from his earlier threats of an emergency declaration.
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At the same time, the country pulled back and defunded its public mental health system.
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The European Union and the United States pulled back broad sanctions after elections in 2012.
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We have not pulled back on the intersection of sports and culture, sports and politics.
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Foles pulled back a fake handoff and then threw to Torrey Smith for 17 yards.
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Trump nearly responded with a retaliatory military strike, but pulled back at the last minute.
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Manufacturers around the world are slumping, and the American factory sector has pulled back markedly.
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American-backed Kurdish forces have pulled back several miles and destroyed fortifications in that area.
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She's also seen with her "signature red lip," gold hoop earrings and pulled-back hair.
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Shares of United pulled back 11.4 percent, the biggest decliner in the S&P 500.
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Her hair was pulled back in a low chignon, which showed off diamond drop earrings.
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Shares of Applied Materials and Lam Research pulled back 2 percent and 1.83 percent, respectively.
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But it has lost momentum as Treasury yields have pulled back from four-year peaks.
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Instead, the fingernails on his right index and middle fingers pulled back as he pitched.
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On Tuesday, shares on Wall Street had pulled back amid worries over U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Overnight, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed down 4.73 percent, as stocks across all sectors pulled back.
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Shortage on the lower end is likely why first-time homebuyers pulled back in February.
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U.S. stocks pulled back on Monday as a decline in Facebook pressured the technology sector.
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The price pulled back slightly on Tuesday and was just above $62 in early trade.
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Then he literally pulled back into his driveway, went back inside, and ate three waffles.
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"Sinopec has pulled back from buying U.S. crude oil," said John Kilduff of Again Capital.
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The pulled back 21.3 percent to 210,2500, with consumer staples declining more than 22013 percent.
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The pulled back 0.2 percent to close at 2,13 with telecom and real estate lagging.
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The Stoxx 23.2 index dropped 249 percent while the German Dax pulled back 22016 percent.
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Some companies, like Nordstrom and T.J. Maxx, have pulled back from promoting Ms. Trump's brand.
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I know that it's pulled back from $22 but I think it's a good story.
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The pulled back 22016 percent to 2,822.43, with health care as the worst-performing sector.
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You're doing another job, we're gonna bring someone in, I would get pulled back in.
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Bitcoin pulled back from 18-month highs after jumping more than 10% over the weekend.
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Yet Mr. Romney pulled back, instead telling advisers that he would take on Mr. Trump directly.
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The Shanghai Composite dropped 2.5 percent while the Shenzhen A Share index pulled back 3.7 percent.
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In Dubai, the stock index pulled back 0.4 percent with Dubai Islamic Bank dropping 2.0 percent.
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The euro last changed hands at $1.1775, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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Amazon ditches China Amazon also pulled back from the world's biggest market for online shopping, China.
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A lot of people in Europe and elsewhere feel like it needs to be pulled back.
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"Could we have pulled back on some investment in Q3 and delivered more profit?" he said.
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The Nasdaq Composite fell 0.5 percent to 7,449.03 as Facebook, Amazon and Netflix all pulled back.
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It had previously pulled back from the plans due to low energy prices and license delays.
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And we didn&apost have a vote that week because it got pulled back yet again.
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It touched but then pulled back from technical resistance on the September peak of 2629 riyals.
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He made more faces, his eyes still pulled back tight; I wondered if he could see.
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As the banks have pulled back, more credit has been coming from outside the banking system.
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"As she pulled back she realized that there was blood on the knife," the report states.
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After the report, traders pulled back their expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate increases this year.
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He then forcibly pulled back my hair as I attempted to stand up from the sofa.
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Business Briefing Venture capitalists pulled back from making new bets at the end of last year.
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After the first shocks, the sea pulled back into itself, as if swallowed by the sand.
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Eritrean troops have pulled back from the frontier but Ethiopian forces have yet to do so.
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But employment pulled back to 52.4 from 56.5, while inventories also declined to 52.4 from 58.4.
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In Dubai, the stock index pulled back 1.4 percent with Dubai Islamic Bank dropping 3.2 percent.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2175.00.
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Another group that has pulled back due to a market-wide stock rotation is the utilities.
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To complete her summer look, Duff pulled back her blond hair and added simple gold jewelry.
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The plane was attempting to land, but pulled back up at the end of the runway.
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Dubai's stock index, which had jumped 4.9 percent on Sunday, pulled back 1073 percent on Monday.
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Dima al-Wawi smiles, her hair pulled back with a bow, and balloons blanket her bed.
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But he pulled back the blinds just enough to satisfy our curiosity about a few topics.
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The co-pilot suffered minor injuries after being pulled back in, and no passengers were injured.
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"If ISIS is not truly defeated, then we might get pulled back in," Kirschner told me.
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But new government data showed consumers pulled back spending at mid-year even as markets rallied.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2165.00.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2141.00.
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Dubai's index pulled back 0.3 percent as trading volume fell by roughly a half from Sunday.
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The S&P 500 closed just below breakeven and the Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.7 percent.
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The dollar index has pulled back since hitting a five-month high of 94.058 on Monday.
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The model kept her hair pulled back and her jewelry minimal — except for her engagement ring.
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She donned a sleek, plunging, red gown, with her locks pulled back into a tight bun.
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The S&P 500 pulled back about 0.1 percent, with financials and information technology leading decliners.
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Meanwhile, it has pulled back on the number of online sales it offers during each quarter.
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The dollar index pulled back from Monday's two-month peak of 95.895 to stand at 95.802.
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So if the federal government pulled back, isn't one likely outcome that nothing would get done?
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Europe's STOXX 600 was up 0.6 percent even though European bank stocks pulled back 0.4 percent.
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On Tuesday, however, the index retreated 0.3 percent as the banking sector pulled back 53 percent.
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The dollar traded around 111.25 yen, having pulled back from the previous day's low of 110.75.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back 133.17 points to 25,673.46 as Walgreens Boots Alliance lagged.
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Putin's influence in the Middle East has done nothing but soar, as [the U.S.] pulled back.
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But as markets headed into the close on Tax Day, prices pulled back dramatically below $2000,28.
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No. I don't think that would be the best, having him pulled back into the fray.
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The French CAC 40 and the Germany's Dax pulled back 0.3 percent and 0.4 percent, respectively.
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The tech-heavy index closed flat at 7,119.80 as Apple, Netflix and Alphabet all pulled back.
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Shares of Zscaler have pulled back since then, but the company still has some promising prospects.
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As the fire ripped through Fort McMurray, oil companies severely pulled back or stopped pumping altogether.
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But selling of blue chips weighed on the Saudi Arabian index , which pulled back 0.7 percent.
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It touched but then pulled back from technical resistance on the September peak of 20.99 riyals.
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But that we have pulled back from our role in the world as supporters of freedom.
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The labor market is so strong that even disabled workers are being pulled back into jobs.
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The most important tip is to make sure you understand why a stock has pulled back.
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Dubai's stock index, which jumped 4.9 percent on Sunday, pulled back 1.7 percent early on Monday.
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Photos from the plane after it landed shows the cover pulled back and the engine exposed.
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We have developed a specialization in several countries, especially ones where global banks have pulled back.
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Shares of J.P. Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs pulled back 1.8 percent and 0.1 percent, respectively.
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When GOP leaders pulled back from a vote on the AHCA in March, progressive groups celebrated.
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There's still a personality there that's always coming out, and then you get pulled back in.
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The yen has pulled back in the past few days after explicit intervention warnings from Tokyo.
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Dubai's index pulled back 0.9 percent, hit by profit taking in line with subdued global markets.
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" Van Hollen added that "some of the commitments that were made [to Democrats] … were pulled back.
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She pulled back the seal and discovered that it was also filled with delicious, ridged penne.
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Casey pulled back his club, struck the golf ball ... and he sank the shot no problem!
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She completed the look with Alexander Wang heels and her hair pulled back in a ponytail.
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Wall Street ended largely flat overnight, as investors pulled back from buying tech and healthcare shares.
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Everything that is fermented, too, was en route to death and pulled back from the brink.
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She was wearing a leather jacket, a black blouse, and jeans, with her hair pulled back.
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The S&P 500 industrials sectors pulled back 1.6%, led by declines in Caterpillar and Deere.
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Consumers pulled back on spending, and business investment declined for the third quarter in a row.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) pulled back from early gains and was last down 0.2%.
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Shares of United Continental pulled back 11.4 percent, the biggest decliner in the S&P 500.
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Dimon told CNBC that he is concerned about what happens when that support is pulled back.
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And although consumers continued to express a lot of confidence, they pulled back on their spending.
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The curtain was suddenly pulled back from Cuba, a nation frozen out by the Cold War.
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On Tuesday, the Stoxx 193 index rose marginally while the Nikkei pulled back another 0.6 percent.
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But the project faltered after just a few months, as Google pulled back from retail delivery.
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Prices had pulled back slightly in later trade to hover around $1,334.48 by lunchtime in London.
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Since then prices have pulled back slightly, and were trading at $8,000 per ounce on Monday.
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As for the fourth quarter, the consumer pulled back, even though it was holiday shopping season.
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The S&P 225.03 pulled back 212% to 3,135.96 and the Nasdaq Composite slid 0.4% 8,621.83.
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The broader Topix pulled back by 0.54 percent, with 27 of its 33 sectors finishing lower.
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The German Dax pulled back nearly 2 percent, while the French CAC 40 declined 1.63 percent.
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I go there with no makeup, in glasses, with my hair pulled back, wearing ripped jeans.
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An expectation of higher capital expenditures may be one reason why Wall Street has pulled back.
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Stocks on Wall Street pulled back slightly on Monday, retreating from the records set last week.
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"It seemed like I had three guys on me, I was being pulled back," Lopez said.
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Apple last reached a record on June 7 – it has since pulled back about 2 percent.
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"We were getting close — and we pulled back because of what they did," Trump said Thursday.
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The Dow and S&P 500 pulled back 4.1 percent and 3.9 percent, respectively, last week.
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Apple pulled back the curtain as a handful of curious onlookers stood by on the sidewalk.
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The Dow Jones industrial average pulled back about 100 points, with 3M and Apple leading decliners.
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Of those, 2122 stocks have pulled back by at least 2157.46 percent from those recent highs.
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The pulled back 0.9 percent to close at 1.33,713.83, with energy as the worst-performing sector.
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The S&P 215 pulled back 213% to 221,21 — its biggest one-day loss since Oct.
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The camera pulled back to a wide shot, and then the show quickly cut to commercial.
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And as companies pulled back on perks, it meant fewer life coaches for America's laboring masses.
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Robben sprints up the right wing, one arm outstretched for balance, head pulled back, legs whirring.
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It was pulled back tightly, and then sectioned off into four parts and teased to perfection.
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He also pulled back from mass deportation, saying he'd get the criminals out and then reevaluate.
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The flanking bands function architectonically as well as theatrically, curtains pulled back to reveal the stage.
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For me, the appropriate metaphor isn't glue but rather gravity: I got pulled back down to it.
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Both little girls had their hair pulled back as Kim wore her hair in a sleek lob.
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It has also pulled back on promotional pricing for phone and television plans, sacrificing new customer gains.
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Against the safe-haven yen, the dollar pulled back to 113.15 from a 114.54 peak last week.
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The S&P 2500 pulled back 215 percent to 21,24 as the financials sector dropped 22 percent.
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And consumers have started to spend more freely, after having pulled back in the January-March quarter.
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Safe-haven gold pulled back from a one-year high in its first drop in four days.
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Equity valuations have pulled back to where they stood near that early 2016 bottom, as seen here.
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This is not the first time a US President pulled back from the brink of an attack.
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But it has pulled back since hitting an all-time intraday high of $423.21 on June 21.
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Macy's Inc retreated 2.4 percent, L Brands pulled back 1.2 percent and JC Penney fell 0.4 percent.
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The SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) pulled back 4.5 percent this week as Black Friday approaches.
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In February, Trump pulled back federal protections that let transgender students use the bathroom of their choice.
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" Pelosi added: "What has happened in this campaign is that Donald Trump has pulled back the veil.
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When the priest pulled back the curtain to find her there on her knees, I literally gasped.
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New lending pulled back in February due to seasonal factors after a record credit pulse in January.
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Rubio's strategy already pulled back a handful of delegates from both Trump and Ted Cruz in Alaska.
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When Oakley realized he was gonna lose, he allegedly pulled back a $100 chip from his bet.
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It then fell at the start of this year, as the Fed pulled back on its plans.
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But the stock pulled back following a weaker-than-expected guidance in its earnings report in April.
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Near the end of January, Microsoft finally pulled back updates fixing the exploits because of these problems.
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His hair is long and pulled back into a ponytail like the other men at the pub.
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But the most important tip is to make sure you understand why a stock has pulled back.
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Treasury yields pulled back from multiyear highs, with the benchmark 20.2-year yield sliding to 2500 percent.
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While the local currency pulled back in Asian trade, it remains supported around the US$0.74 mark.
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It will instead reach as far as the asteroid belt before being pulled back toward the Sun.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields US10YT=RR pulled back as well, removing some support for the greenback.
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The actress said despite getting to experience the world, she felt pulled back to her acting roots.
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The S&P 500 dipped 0.7% to 2,918.65 while the Nasdaq Composite pulled back 1% to 7,959.14.
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On Tuesday Gulf bourses pulled back, with Qatar's index falling 2.2 percent as investors dumped blue chips.
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U.S.-traded shares of Deutsche Bank pulled back and were last changing hands around 1 percent higher.
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In the commodities space, oil prices pulled back during Asian hours after extending their rally on Monday.
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Qatar National Bank, which had surged 6.7 percent on Tuesday, pulled back 0.3 percent to 453 riyals.
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The pulled back 21 percent to close at 22,23, led lower by the energy and tech sectors.
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JC: So you don't think regulation's going to be pulled back, you just think it stays steady?
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Her hair was even pulled back into a neat bun — much different from York's signature bouncy curls.
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With the fall of crypto, however, these organizations have pulled back, sometimes cutting salaries by 70 percent.
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Her dark hair was pulled back into a top bun, exposing her broad features and meticulous makeup.
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Societal ills like female infanticide and dowry pulled back development, with gender equality remaining off the table.
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But if it works, the benefit — millions of people pulled back into mainstream employment — would be tremendous.
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Although the stock pulled back slightly from its post-earnings gains, Bret Kenwell, an analyst at InvestorPlace.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back 2000 points to 220.7,20.7 as Exxon Mobil and Pfizer lagged.
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She accented the looked with gold dangly earrings – her brown hair pulled back in a high ponytail.
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In the wake of those comments, Italy's shorter dated borrowing costs pulled back from four-month highs.
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Already stocks have pulled back around 2 percent from their all-time highs scored earlier this year.
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His long black hair was pulled back in a slick pigtail that reached down to his tailbone.
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The mini-me had her hair sleekly pulled back with a messy ponytail, just as Cardi did.
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The dollar was little changed at 106.03 yen, having pulled back from an overnight low of 105.63.
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At the public level, states have pulled back funding for higher education, causing some of the increase.
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If you pulled back the layers, you knew he was as human as the rest of us.
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Charlie Baker (R) pulled back his state's deployment, which was expected for the end of the month.
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The yen has pulled back slightly this week as investors reassessed the impact of the Sino-U.
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At Thursday's hearing, he pulled back from those remarks and said racism exists in the lending industry.
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The Nasdaq composite 0.01 percent to 6,623.66 after shares of streaming giant Netflix pulled back 1.6 percent.
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In the years that followed, Delta pulled back sharply from its Memphis hub, as well as Cincinnati.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back 43.88 points to 100,922.12, snapping a four-day winning streak.
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The dollar fetched 123 yen, having pulled back from a one-week high of 114.875 reached overnight.
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JPMorgan's report came as global M&A activity pulled back from a record breaking year in 2015.
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India still holds that distinction, but growth pulled back sharply to 7.1% in the most recent quarter.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back about 0.5 percent after falling more than 303 percent earlier on Thursday.
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The 10-year yield pulled back slightly on Thursday, standing at 2.98 percent in Asia afternoon trade.
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In that moment, all the music's complexity pulled back to these incredibly simple and profoundly human sounds.
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Canikli told a news conference on Wednesday that the YPG had not yet completely pulled back east.
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Refiner Idemitsu Kosan Co dropped 1.9% and natural gas and oil developer Inpex Corp pulled back 1.8%.
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I almost named a child after him but then I pulled back, intelligently, not to do so.
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I seem to have kind of pulled back on that and I don't know what that's happened.
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His hair was pulled back behind his head, to hang behind him in dozens of tiny braids.
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The police pulled back from patrolling the area whereas before they were there to protect the girls.
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On top there are faded 1970s baby photos of Misty, curly blonde hair pulled back in pigtails.
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Chipmakers also pulled back as Nvidia, Intel and Advanced Micro Devices all dropped more than 1.5 percent.
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Not all of the roughly 14,000 United States troops currently in Afghanistan have pulled back to cities.
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"[It's] something about the no-nonsense look of having all of my hair pulled back," she said.
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As such, government agencies, regulators, doctors, and medical groups have pulled back on prescriptions for the drugs.
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And Liz Smith, who pulled back the curtains on the social whirl with her tabloid gossip scoops.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has pulled back from some markets where Uber was losing money, such as Southeast Asia.
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On Monday morning it had pulled back from those highs, and was last down 0.5% at $10,786.
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But when we pulled back just now, ... it hit strong support of the 200-day moving average.
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Mr. Gokce wore his usual outfit: a white scoop T-shirt and dark sunglasses, hair pulled back.
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The S&P 2000 fell 23% to 2000,20093 while the Nasdaq Composite pulled back 22009% to 21,2294.
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In the center of SpinLaunch's cavernous warehouse, Yaney approached an object and pulled back its protective tarp.
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But now that we've pulled back, you have that breakout of that trend line now bringing support.
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"The Rise of Skywalker" pulled back that curtain to reveal Palpatine was the weak and frail Snoke.
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During the day, when the curtain is pulled back, the light from the bedroom fills the apartment.
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Millions of people have pulled back on consumption, as they hunker down indoors and avoid public spaces.
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MSCI's index of global equities pulled back 20.5% but remained less than 268.1% off recent record highs.
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He said he would look to buy the stock if shares pulled back to the $220 region.
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The S&P 225 pulled back 2250% to 210,21.81 while the Nasdaq Composite slid 23% to 22,21.56.
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Lamb, who is petite and has dark eyes, had her crinkly hair pulled back with two clips.
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The Nasdaq Composite also pulled back 193 percent to 219,2500 and snapped an eight-day winning streak.
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Kay Ivey pulled back a cloth to unveil the statue before a crowd of about 400 spectators.
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However, stocks pulled back later in the afternoon as investors weighed the possibility of a government shutdown.
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The S&P 83 dipped 0.16% to 3,103.54 while the Nasdaq Composite pulled back 0.2% to 8,506.21.
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U.S. stock index futures pulled back ahead of Tuesday's open, as investors monitored corporate and political developments.
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But he soon runs afoul of a triad and is pulled back into a life of violence.
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Several governors had pulled back their National Guard troops in response to family separations at the border.
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The pulled back 4.1 percent — its biggest one day decline since August 63— to close at 2,648.94.
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The greenback also pulled back against the Swiss franc, another currency sought out when risk sentiment sours.
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In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 plunged 37.323 percent, while the Shanghai composite pulled back 3.4 percent.
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While these look incredibly realistic, the animators actually pulled back so they didn&apost look too real.
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Mainland Chinese shares pulled back, with losses steepening in afternoon trade, after bouncing in the last session.
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And many large polluters pulled back into defensive postures, unwilling to go it alone with bold proclamations.
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Equities hit their session highs after the Fed's announcement but later pulled back as Powell answered questions.
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Since hitting its highest levels since 2000 in November, its shares have pulled back roughly 14 percent.
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Citigroup slid 2.4% while Bank of America and J.P. Morgan Chase both pulled back more than 1%.
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Romine had faked a squeeze but pulled back on the 13-1 pitch, which was also inside.
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Chinese consumers have pulled back their spending, blowing a $231 billion hole in Apple's recent quarterly revenue.
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On Tuesday, the Stoxx 600 index slipped 1.093 percent while the Nikkei pulled back another 0.6 percent.
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Earlier this year, for example, Sessions's Justice Department pulled back investigations of local and state police forces.
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China's yuan pulled back from Tuesday's three-week high following reports that Xi and Trump would meet.
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But when she has made decisions, she has often pulled back from her more hard-line pledges.
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Long-term U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from four-month highs of 3.11 percent scaled earlier in week.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 23.1 points to 220,22.5 while the pulled back 23.7 percent to 20.3,2.83.
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Two-year German bond yields pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.5950 percent.
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And while VCs had pulled back in 2016 it wasn't only foreign investors who filled in the gap.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back 86.11 points to close at 221,2500 as Merck and Apple lagged.
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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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Then, as policymakers and doctors took notice of widespread painkiller misuse, they pulled back access to the drugs.
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But when oil pulled back a little bit, we came back from the threat of going through 20,000.
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Banks have, in many cases, pulled back from lending, with nonbank lenders stepping in to fill the gap.
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The Dow has dropped 7.1 percent in October, while the S&P 500 has pulled back 8.9 percent.
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The billionaire says he has since pulled back to a more "sustainable" 80 to 90 hours a week.
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"When the army pulled back, we did too because we had no weapons," the father of three recalled.
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The riders are then swung around the tower a few times before being pulled back into the gondola.
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The rand is trading just off two-month highs versus the dollar, while stocks pulled back 1.3 percent.
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Delta's downturn dragged American Airlines and United Continental, as they pulled back 7.5 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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The euro was slightly lower at $262.78 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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Portland pulled back to within four points in the final two minutes and trailed 973-55 at intermission.
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The last few times Home Depot pulled back this far in February, it had a sharp pullback rally.
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From big and curly to pulled back and sleek, our favorite cuts to inspire you through fall, ahead.
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She's obviously suffering because her lover Jon Snow has pulled back from her after realizing she's his aunt.
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Towards the end of the battle, his youngest daughter ran to the window and pulled back the curtain.
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The actress said despite getting to experience new things, she eventually felt pulled back to her acting roots.
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She's on the exam table at a doctor's office, wearing a hospital gown with her hair pulled back.
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The 30-stock index fell 28.42 points, or 0.1% to 26,805.53 as shares of 803M pulled back 4.1%.
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New lending had pulled back in February due to seasonal factors after a record credit pulse in January.
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Since then, however, Walmart has pulled back from that international growth after struggling to crack markets like Germany.
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At first, Sacks was a willing subject, but then he pulled back, later writing his own memoir-confessional.
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TIGER 21 members also pulled back a bit on their hedge fund holdings, cutting their exposure to 5%.
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The ladies have coordinated looks, with their locks pulled back and their lips curled into the similar pouts.
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That wasn't the case for the teenage boy, whose long hair was pulled back into a tiny bun.
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Any dust leftover from this process is either pulled back into the star or ejected from the system.
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"It was pulled back shortly before it was going to POTUS's desk," one administration official told The Post.
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Amazon has also pulled back on some practices that have put the firm in the crosshairs of regulators.
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Despite the historic run, the S&P has pulled back by only about 215 percent over that time.
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New orders pulled back by 3.0 percent, the second straight monthly decline, nearly matching May's 3.3 percent drop.
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The Mexican peso pulled back slightly after dropping in response to a strong earthquake that struck central Mexico.
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"He then forcibly pulled back my hair as I attempted to stand up from the sofa," she said.
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China relied heavily on infrastructure spending to stabilize growth last year as private companies pulled back on investment.
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Abu Dhabi's index pulled back 0.2 percent in thin volume as usually heavily traded shares were largely inactive.
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Bunte wore a long-sleeved, high neck wedding gown and wore her hair pulled back with a tiara.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 1.2 percent to 7,788.45 as Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet all traded lower.
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But Abu Dhabi's index was dragged 6103 percent lower by telecommunications heavyweight Etisalat, which pulled back 3.5 percent.
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Her hair pulled back into a ponytail, she smiled broadly as she climbed into a gray Ford SUV.
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Aside from UGGs, the actress-comedian also wore a blush pink bandage dress with her hair pulled back.
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Her hair pulled back in a tight bun, North wore a headband of purple flowers on her head.
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Those asset sales come as banks have generally pulled back from extending riskier real estate and commercial loans.
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The global benchmark earlier touched a session high of $63.98, but pulled back after the data was released.
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The shares pulled back from their losses after the statement to stand down 13.78 percent at 1246 GMT.
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The broad index pulled back 0.25 percent to 2,806.83 as energy lagged, snapping a three-day winning streak.
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Her hair is stringy or pulled back, and her no-makeup-look makeup is often smeared with dirt.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1455 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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"I pulled back the blankets, and I see the body of an elderly female under these blankets," Sgt.
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Her hair's pulled back and her lips look natural, so all the attention goes to those cat eyes.
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Subtle facial expressions like a slightly pulled-back lip or squinting eyes are read as contempt, Macbeth said.
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Simmons' new sister-in-law also posted a close-up shot, which showed off Simmons' pulled back hairstyle.
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Copper pulled back after a sharp rally this week on expectations of an infrastructure boost from Trump's policies.
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The Dow Jones industrial average came close to hitting 20,000 in recent days, but has since pulled back.
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Shares of National Australia Bank pulled back from its 13-month high ending the session 0.5 percent lower.
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National media attention has pulled back the curtain on the mounting frustration and unsafe conditions Americans experience daily.
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U.S. Treasury yields pared gains and oil prices pulled back from a seven-month high after Yellen's remarks.
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However, after a huge run the stock has pulled back roughly 24 percent from its highs last September.
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Speculators have pulled back on heavy bets on an oil rally, a process that continued Tuesday, traders said.
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Copper pulled back after a sharp rally this week on expectations of an infrastructure build from Trump's policies.
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Investors pulled back from taking on more debt to buy stocks recently, signaling their reduced appetite for risk.
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And he suggested a Chuck & Nancy deal on DACA, but pulled back as soon as it was criticized.
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As iron ore prices pulled back from record levels on Wednesday, BHP's smaller rival Rio Tinto finished flat.
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And Jonathan Swan pulled back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes action that led to this tweet.
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So far, Aetna, Humana and a handful of others have pulled back from the exchanges, citing the uncertainty.
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The Fed has also pulled back from making explicit forward guidance after previously signaled rate hikes were delayed.
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Two-year German bond yields pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.60 percent.
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Both indexes reached record levels shortly after the open on Tuesday but later pulled back from those levels.
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Euro zone bond yields also briefly hit new session highs as Draghi spoke, but then pulled back slightly.
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Matt jumps overboard to rescue the man, but doesn't find him in time and is pulled back aboard.
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Her hair pulled back in a long braided ponytail and wearing a black gown, she commanded the room.
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The yen too pulled back 0.3%, having firmed for eight of the past ten sessions against the dollar.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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In Cairo, the blue-chip index pulled back 1.0 percent from an all-time high in heavy trade.
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Shyp missed targets for expanding to cities beyond its core base as well as pulled back from Miami.
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While yields IT2YT=RR IT10YT=RR have since pulled back, analysts said on Tuesday the market remained vulnerable.
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After jumping as much as 234 percent to $200.82, the stock pulled back slightly to $198.75 a share.
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She had her hair loosely pulled back in a bun and added a cocktail ring and metallic heels.
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Trump pulled back from criticizing Kim as he did during a speech before the United Nations last year.
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Oil prices pulled back from two-month highs after weak U.S. factory orders data rekindled economic slowdown worries.
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The pulled back 2600 percent to 21.1,2225, with industrials as the leading decliner; the sector fell 20.2 percent.
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The "Wolves" singer has also been spotted on many occasions wearing almost all of her hair pulled back.
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I'm constantly in the sun, and my hair is pulled back tight, which can cause so much breakage.
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Foreign governments pulled back their purchases of longer-term U.S. debt as trade tensions escalated around the world.
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I pulled back, making a sound of disgust and wiping my lips clean, but then I laughed again.
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The "full dentured", where the lips are pulled back strongly, showing both upper and lower rows of teeth.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1456 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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The Riyadh index pulled back 0.7 percent as 3103 shares declined and only 11 rose in modest volumes.
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Her dark hair pulled back into a topknot, she dons a virginal white dress and Ozian red flats.
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"Everyone has pulled back," said Mr. Salem, who added that he expected things to get better or stabilize.
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They exist to remind us of what is usually there before we are pulled back into the dark.
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And it has pulled back $150 million in marketing and incentive spending, which typically goes toward subsidizing fares.
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And it has pulled back $150 million in marketing and incentive spending, which typically goes toward subsidizing fares.
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And if history is an indicator, the embassy's fate will largely depend on how troops are pulled back.
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He redefined civil rights, pulled back on oversight of the police and sided with restrictions on voting rights.
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It had already pulled back from China, but this move will also affect India, a major generics manufacturer.
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Markel's study demonstrates this: As the pandemic appeared to subside, St. Louis pulled back its social distancing measures.
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Italian government bond yields jumped as much as 8 basis points, as prices tumbled, but later pulled back.
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Take-Two Interactive, Electronic Arts and Akamai Technologies pulled back 7.7 percent, 5.7 percent and 5.5 percent, respectively.
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In a flowing red dress, her golden hair pulled back, the puppet's fixed expression mixed sorrow and uncertainty.
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The Cowboys pulled back within 13-9 on a 29-yarder by Maher with 6:04 to go.
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Violet curtains pulled back to reveal a runway enclosed in a plastic greenhouse that surrounded a mirrored pyramid.
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I thought I was writing away from that to something lighter-hearted, but I kept getting pulled back.
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The Kurds oppose the deal but have reportedly pulled back heavy weaponry from part of the border area.
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Mr. RObot After years of speculation, the series finally pulled back the curtain on its single biggest mystery.
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The Fed has now pulled back, but its three cuts in 2628 have yet to lower the dollar.
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Since being pulled back from the brink in the 21973 financial crisis, American International Group has shrunk significantly.
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The moment the Humvee pulled back behind cover, more bullets hit the house and the houses around it.
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Stocks pulled back slightly on Tuesday as worries over the spreading of the deadly coronavirus dampened investor sentiment.
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Against the yen, the dollar pulled back to trade at 108.14, extending losses seen in the last session.
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On Monday, for example, the stock rallied and then pulled back on volume of around 330 million shares.
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Some major banks and law firms quietly pulled back from doing or seeking business with the Trump Organization.
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The dollar index was last at 95.195, having pulled back from a peak of 103 set on Wednesday.
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Equifax — The probe of Equifax has been pulled back, according to Reuters quoting people familiar with the matter.
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Japan's Nikkei 1.53 closed down 4.73 percent, or 1,071.84 points, at 21,610.24 as stocks across sectors pulled back.
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Decisions would be telegraphed by top advisers, only to be pulled back within hours, or never formally announced.
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In the years since the crisis, many of the nation's largest banks pulled back their mortgage-lending activities.
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So they pulled back, they say—less often getting out of their cars to attempt forceful, proactive enforcement.
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The dollar was at 20.4 yen, having pulled back from a one-week high of 211 reached overnight.
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The company has abandoned some Southeast Asian countries and pulled back from Africa because it could not compete.
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The coalition has pulled back since then, with the number of American troops falling from 100,000 to 14,20013.
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The index pulled back from stronger earlier-session gains that had put it in positive territory for 21.8281.
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But they pulled back as a report showed that U.S. crude stockpiles rose 323 million barrels last week.
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One of those rituals, which he recently pulled back the curtain on, is the The Five Minute Journal.
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Domestic players such as Begendik have benefited as international chains have pulled back from Turkey's highly competitive retail market.
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ITALY AWAITS PM SPEECH Italian yields too pulled back from earlier rises, with 10-year yields slipping seven bps.
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Investors also kept an eye on the U.S. dollar, which pulled back from its highest levels in 14 years.
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Mexico pulled back into a more defensive formation midway through the second half as players tired and Germany attacked.
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In Doha, nine-tenth of the top 20 most valuable shares pulled back, dragging the index down 2.2 percent.
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Global benchmark Brent crude pulled back 0.9 percent to $48.58, shrinking its gains for the week to 3.7 percent.
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Meanwhile, the slipped 20.1 percent to 22.4,20.7 as the tech and communication services sectors both pulled back 21 percent.
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Dubai's index fell 0.5 percent in the first 45 minutes of trade as builder Arabtec pulled back 1.7 percent.
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Forgoing any jewelry, Kourtney had her hair pulled back into a ponytail, and also carried a small black bag.
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That's why when the market pulled back from its remarkable run on Friday, Cramer wasn't calling for a top.
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That's why when the market pulled back from its remarkable run on Friday, Cramer wasn't calling for a top.
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China's yuan pulled back from a three-week high hit on Tuesday following news Xi and Trump would meet.
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Microsoft (MSFT) pulled back the curtain on a new Xbox console, which will launch in 2020, over the weekend.
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Two-year German bond yields also pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.5950 percent.
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Japan's Nikkei (N225) was up 0.1% in early trading, though pulled back a little bit to trade down 0.1%.
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The doctor, he said, remarked on the fact that John Doe 22009 was uncircumcised and pulled back his foreskin.
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Gold prices initially rose on the back of faltering risk appetite in early trade, but have since pulled back.
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There are even wheel-mounted tire scythes and a gearstick that when pulled back reveals front-wing machine guns.
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The stock has since pulled back and closed Monday at $21, down more than 25% from its IPO price.
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Real estate and banking shares were firm on Friday morning, but resources shares pulled back after strong rallies recently.
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But it was the first when a staggering candidate pulled back into the race because analysts wrote him off.
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The co-pilot was pulled back in by his seatbelt, and only suffered a sprained wrist and some scratches.
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That tightening has inadvertently made rail transport less profitable, and producers like Imperial Oil and Suncor Energy pulled back.
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She accessorized her look with striking makeup and wore her long blonde hair pulled back in a sleek ponytail.
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It had pulled back by late trade to around 0.45 percent, still up around 203 bps on the day.
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Stocks initially pulled back, then moved up and down, but were at highs of the day in late trading.
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It has since pulled back, leading Cramer to question if this is a perilous stock or one to buy.
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The Nasdaq Composite pulled back 1.3 percent to 7,329.06 and briefly entered correction territory at its lows on Thursday.
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Abu Dhabi stocks pulled back from a near four-year high and were down 23.6728 percent in early trade.
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Each time yields have extended to a higher range, the indexes have paused or pulled back for a bit.
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"I had actually let the campaign known I'd pulled back my support of Biden for now," McInerney told CNBC.
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Euro zone government bond yields dipped, and borrowing costs in Germany and France pulled back from seven-week highs.
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EM debt had picked up significant momentum going into 2016, reaching nearly $5.2 trillion, but has pulled back since.
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She accessorized her look with striking makeup, and wore her long blonde hair pulled back in a sleek ponytail.
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Both brides opted for traditional white gowns for their nuptials and styled their hair pulled back into low buns.
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Garner stunned in an off-the-shoulder black Atelier Versace gown, keeping her hair pulled back for the occasion.
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Safe-haven gold pulled back sharply to $1,284.59 an ounce after rising to as high as $1,337.40 on Wednesday.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar had pulled back to 93.999, from a top of 94.486 on Friday.
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The toilet had been flushed, and Dane was long gone before the he could be pulled back to safety.
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The pound pulled back from a nine-day high against the dollar dropping by 0.6 percent on the day.
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"Basically, the gun was being pulled back in when the officer fired and Mr. Lopez was hit," Champion said.
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Her hair was pulled back with a barrette, and viewers, as you can imagine, were shook to their core.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this year that SoftBank had pulled back on plans to invest in Essential.
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Purchase volume pulled back the most, with those applications falling 23 percent for the week and 2 percent annually.
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In Anaheim, Airbnb filed a lawsuit, which has since been dismissed because Anaheim "pulled back their law," Lehane said.
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From its peak in April 2016 to a trough in June 2016, its stock pulled back around 34 percent.
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Two minutes after the Trojans had pulled back within striking distance, the Sooners once again led by double figures.
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Thankfully I was wrong, and the curtains pulled back to reveal a stage bathed in red light and smoke.
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She wore bright red lipstick and had her light brown hair pulled back in a bun with full bangs.
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Prices pulled back in post-settlement trade after an industry organization said U.S. crude stockpiles built unexpectedly last week.
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The pulled back 15.98 points, or 0.68 percent, to end at 2,328.95, with energy leading all 11 sectors lower.
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Mary-Kate stepped out in N.Y.C. Wednesday wearing a chic trench coat, her hair pulled back in a pony.
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Clad all in black with her hair pulled back in a tight ponytail, Velez faced Chapo as she spoke.
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But while many people loved his work, some derided Blunt's lyrics, and as a result the artist pulled back.
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Abramovich, wearing a suit and glasses and with his hair pulled back into a neat man bun, looked trapped.
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Spot gold pulled back 0.3 percent on Friday to $1,264.93 an ounce, after climbing as high as $24.5,22016 overnight.
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Investors cited a dramatic spike in bond yields as one of the reasons equities pulled back this past week.
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"In general, it sounds like the tone of the policy agenda is getting pulled back to 2.10," said Hogan.
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The campaign hurt everything from liquor sales to casino gaming revenues as officials pulled back from lavish, conspicuous spending.
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They were hit hard in 2013, when rates rose on the so-called taper tantrum, and buyers pulled back.
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After getting pulled back onstage, she started going to auditions and landing parts in local performances around Salt Lake.
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An official in an Aleppo-based Syrian rebel group said late on Thursday the army had not pulled back.
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Copper CMCU3 pulled back after a sharp rally this week on expectations of an infrastructure boost from Trump's policies.
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The decision comes as the Trump administration has pulled back a number of nominees to regulatory commissions and agencies.
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The Afghans also said they would abandon the compound if the Americans pulled back to the airport as planned.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, has pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.9 percent to 85033,502.67 as Micron and Facebook dropped 5.5 percent and 2.4 percent.
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The agencies quickly pulled back, clarifying their position in May that year to allow the promotions in certain cases.
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In game four, both teams started aggressive but quickly pulled back, mostly picking off single kills and playing smart.
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There is a harrowing moment in the novel when Moose contemplates suicide but is pulled back by his wife.
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The XLF financials ETF, he says, has pulled back to the uptrend support line established since the 2016 lows.
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Global equities pulled back Monday as the U.S. benchmark yield closely hovered around the psychologically significant 3 percent level.
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The dollar was down 22017 percent at 110.88 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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Gulf markets pulled back on Wednesday as traders booked profits in stocks which had outperformed over the last week.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 0.573 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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Asian stock markets are marginally higher but Brent crude oil pulled back slightly overnight to below $56 a barrel.
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Shares of Apple dropped 2.46 percent Monday while fellow tech giants Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook, and Microsoft also pulled back.
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MSCI's broad index of shares in Asia Pacific excluding Japan pulled back by 0.61 percent in Asia afternoon trade.
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A poll of 12 analysts reflected the shift in portfolios, as positions on most Asian currencies were pulled back.
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Qatar dropped 0.9 percent as its most heavily traded stock, Vodafone Qatar, pulled back 1.9 percent to 10.60 riyals.
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To me, it seemed like he was headed toward a military conflict with Iran, and then he pulled back.
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The New York Times reported late Thursday that Trump had ordered a strike overnight against Iran, but pulled back.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar had pulled back to 93.829, from a top of 94.486 on Friday.
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The dollar pulled back along with safe-haven U.S. Treasuries as investor risk appetite improved in the broader markets.
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The peso pulled back 0.6 percent versus the dollar, erasing slight gains seen on Sunday, to trade at 20.032.
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While they have pulled back at year-end, many of these digital currencies have surged in value this year.
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The windshield is nicely pulled back, saving the CX-23 from the stubby-hood syndrome that permeates the segment.
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" Evercore upgraded the events promoter and venue operator after the company's earnings report and said shares pulled back "needlessly.
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The trial pulled back the curtain on the grubby politics of ChristieWorld, and the essential Jerseyness of New Jersey.
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MSCI's broad index of shares in Asia Pacific excluding Japan pulled back, dropping 275.28 percent in Asia afternoon trade.
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Wheat futures pulled back after rallying on Tuesday as concerns eased about cold U.S. weather hurting recently planted crops.
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And they have pulled back the curtain on the political-celebrity mythmaking that the American media too often abets.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 1.53 percent to 7,712.95, erasing earlier gains, led by declines in Amazon and Alphabet.
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But he visibly pulled back from elaborating, saying he is determined to stay above what he calls the scrum.
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Financial conditions tightened early in the year as investors pulled back from riskier loans and demanded higher interest rates.
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The stock has pulled back as much as 5 percent since posting a nearly 2-year high on Wednesday.
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The pulled back 2200 percent 23.0,612.62, with tech sliding 3.5 percent and posting its worst day since Feb. 8.
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Even though crude has pulled back in recent weeks, prices last quarter were significantly higher than a year ago.
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"Over the last six months, hedge funds pulled back and retail money came in," Black Peak Capital's Aniston said.
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The lira TRYTOM=D3 has since pulled back from its record low of 3.9417 to the dollar on Jan.
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It pulled back from those levels but remained 7.5 basis points (bps) lower on the day at 1.89 percent.
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Slack, meanwhile pulled back 8.35% after Microsoft said its Teams application has more than 20 million daily active users.
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But when borrowers defaulted, banks pulled back sharply, making economic slowdowns and stock market crashes all the more severe.
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Unable to label what I was to him, and certain I was monopolizing his attention unfairly, I pulled back.
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The investment bank Jefferies has expanded its work force 10 percent this year, even as rivals have pulled back.
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At the same time, though, his agency has pulled back from examining the health risks to fossil fuel workers.
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It was nearly sunset when we opened the door and pulled back the curtains, and also a clear day.
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Because of the uncertainty surrounding the current situation with China, officials cautioned the deal could still be pulled back.
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She herself is gawky, her frizzy hair pulled back in a serviceable puff above a narrow, long-nosed face.
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But now comes some good news about two cities, Dallas and Houston, that have pulled back from the brink.
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And financial assistance would be pulled back for many low-income people who need it to afford their policies.
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Businesses have pulled back on spending in the face of the uncertainty, and the pace of hiring has slowed.
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The decision comes as the Trump administration has pulled back a number of nominees to regulatory commissions and agencies.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 0.9 percent to 7,2003 as Micron and Facebook dropped 5.5 percent and 2.4 percent.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar had pulled back to 93.797, from a top of 94.486 on Friday.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar had pulled back to 93.853, from a top of 94.486 on Friday.
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Rebel military sources said opposition fighters had pulled back from the area, including Anadan and the town of Haritan.
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To activate the shutter, he pulled back a switch, which made a tiny thwang as it returned to position.
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Stocks, however, pulled back from session highs as the airstrike that killed a key Iranian personnel heightened geopolitical tensions.
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It was pulled back because of concerns that Bahrain had not made promised improvements to its human rights record.
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The dollar pulled back after President Donald Trump told CNBC he disagrees with the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy.
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But exit polls in 20173 found strong evidence those women had pulled back at least somewhat from the GOP.
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As the cloak was pulled back, people gathered in Trafalgar Square to catch a first glimpse of the statue.
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Dow Jones industrial average futures pulled back more than 100 points, while S&P 500 futures declined 13 points.
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They're also all wearing the coziest white socks, and North even has her hair pulled back into a sweatband.
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And the stock pulled back sharply Monday — a sign that investors are already second-guessing Lyft's $21999 billion valuation.
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Oil has pulled back alongside other asset classes in recent weeks, driven by worries about trade and economic growth.
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And foreign buyers, who were driving some of the highest-priced sales in 2014 and 2015, have pulled back.
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The Suns, however, pulled back to within two points on a Jared Dudley layup with 14.8 seconds to play.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets pulled back Tuesday as the region digested economic woes and broader trade tensions.
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Kansas State pulled back ahead with an 11-2 run but went to the half tied at 33-all.
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The NYMEX oil price pulled back to the long-term uptrend line and then developed a strong rebound rally.
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His first approach is to look for stocks that have pulled back from their highs during the sell-off.
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The pulled back 52 percent to 2,888.80, ending a five-day winning streak, with tech and consumer discretionary underperforming.
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Stateside, U.S. equities were mixed on optimism over a strong earnings season, even though major tech stocks pulled back.
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There is great relief that Powell has pulled back on his hawkish rhetoric and is a bit more conciliatory.
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After rising above the Fed's target of 2 percent earlier last year, both have pulled back in recent months.
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Trump appeared to be on verge of invoking Article 2205 in April before being pulled back by his advisers.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 110.875 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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She then pulled back on her workload to focus on school until she graduated from Wadham College in 2006.
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The singer walked along a street in NYC with her hair pulled back ... not a trademark bang in sight.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) pulled back slightly but kept most of the previous session's gains.
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Generally, it's around the three-week mark that life starts to get better, so don't get pulled back in.
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Video of the incident, which went viral, shows Robinson lunging at Mahmud and throwing punches, before being pulled back.
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Unlike the bangs of the '70s, this pulled-back style opened up the face while still supporting major volume.
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She kept her hair pulled back and accessorized with a pair of green tourmaline and green amethyst Kiki McDonough earrings.
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Alphabet shares pulled back 6.1% after reports said the Justice Department is preparing to launch an antitrust probe on Google.
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Her blonde locks pulled back, she accessorized the braless look with black shades and matching black lace-up combat boots.
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The dollar pulled back Friday, after the dollar index reached a 2275-year high Thursday, after two days of gains.
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MSCI's emerging market stocks index pulled back from the one-year high hit in the previous session to trade flat.
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The Flames pulled back within one with 6.5 seconds remaining in the second when Hudler tapped a rebound past Andersen.
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In the recent weakness, it's pulled back and confirmed support and looks like it's ready to take another leg higher.
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Taiwan's central bank, wary of a U.S. backlash, has pulled back on its frequent interventions to weaken the local currency.
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U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from last week's seven-year highs though, but still traded above 3 percent on Tuesday.
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Zellweger looked fresh-faced with natural, dewy makeup and wore her hair pulled back in a low-hanging, loose chignon.
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I wanted to stay in New York; they were feeling pulled back toward the Mountain West, where they'd grown up.
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The number of boats pulled back to Libya increased by an estimated 280%, or roughly 363,236 people, since the agreement.
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She had her hair pulled back in a bun and not a stitch of makeup on, and she looked stunning.
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Murphy's photo shows Roberts in a trench coat, with her hair pulled back — oh, and she's holding a giant knife.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. Federal Reserve pulled back on expected interest rate hikes amid signs of slowing economic growth.
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The Redskins pulled back within seven on Dustin Hopkins' 43-yard field goal with 5:11 remaining in the quarter.
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But under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the DOJ has pulled back from investigating police departments for suspected civil rights violations.
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Banks like UBS reported lower demand for equity derivatives, as wealthy clients in Asia pulled back from buying structured products.
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Several international banks including Standard Chartered and HSBC have also pulled back from the UAE's SME sector in recent years.
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Roobo, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, recently pulled back the curtain on an artificial intelligence-powered "pet robot" named Domgy.
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What's worse, as doctors have pulled back on painkillers to halt the epidemic, users have gone to another opioid — heroin.
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People online couldn't help joking about what kind of deal she was able to make to be pulled back in.
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Riyadh's index pulled back 1.0 percent to 7,008 points, nearing technical support on its mid-December low of 7,002 points.
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The way it has been pulled back really does take the harshness out of what most ponytails do to ladies.
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Earlier this month, the union said U.S. Steel had pulled back on some of its "worst proposals" during the talks.
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I was pulled back here by the drive to rebuild this beautiful community that I lived in for so long.
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It's in the context of reduced revenue and mounting legal threats that Purdue has pulled back its marketing of opioids.
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First, the Greyscale must be pulled back from the skin, and then, a special ointment must be applied on top.
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With two one-inch pieces left out in front, he pulled back one side and wrapped it into a ponytail.
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Energy stocks also dragged, with the index losing 1.2 percent after crude oil prices pulled back from a recent rally.
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Grande's hair — pulled back in her signature ponytail — was platinum blonde, consistent with the new look she's been rocking recently.
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The Thai baht pulled back slightly from its six-year peak as factory output in May fell more than expected.
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While Aetna has massively pulled back from Obamacare markets, the program is working for Florida Blue, its CEO said Tuesday.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 22020 points, or 2100%, lower to 183,218 while the pulled back 2000% to 26,975.95.
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On Friday, the closed 0.6 percent lower, the Dow dropped 180.43 points and the Nasdaq Composite pulled back 1.2 percent.
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And that response also surprised the government, and I think that was part of the reason things pulled back. Right.
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Stocks pulled back on Wednesday as trade worries increased while declines in Qualcomm and retailer shares also dampened market sentiment.
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The 47-year-old accessorized her look with hoop earrings and a bold ring, while wearing her hair pulled back.
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With Trump's tax reform plans boosting the dollar, the euro pulled back further from recent 2-1/2 year highs.
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She's since been seen wearing her short hair pulled back during a day out on Sunday with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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The most heavily traded stock, amusement park operator DXB Entertainments , pulled back 1.1 percent after surging 13 percent this year.
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We can't blame him; his wife looked absolutely stunning in a Reem Acra strapless ballgown with her hair pulled back.
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Knowing what I know now, I sometimes wonder, was Pompey lucky when he pulled back the curtain and found nothing?
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Business confidence and conditions have pulled back from peaks touched last year and the number of job advertisements have declined.
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In the photo, a young Gaines smiles as she wears a frilly pink striped top with her hair pulled back.
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The pulled back 2154 percent to close at 211.6,2141.41 as losses in the industrials sector offset a gain in tech.
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"After being pulled back onto the dock, the family quickly walked away from the area without saying much," Fujiwara said.
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The dollar index, measuring the greenback against a basket of major currencies, pulled back from six-week highs of 95.744.
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The karate instructor is testing a student who tries to crawl away, only to be pulled back into the ring.
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Backlash to his prodigious and unvarnished output would drive ol' Waldo away, only for him to be pulled back in.
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"I look like a witch," groused the Italian performance artist Vanessa Beecroft, her hair pulled back into a fiery bun.
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Mao was blamed and partly sidelined by Communist Party leaders who pulled back some of the most extreme collectivization efforts.
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West Texas Intermediate crude oil has surged 26% this year, though it has pulled back 14% from an April high.
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Russian lawmakers originally intended to impose counter-sanctions on some U.S. goods with the bill, but have since pulled back.
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She kept her beauty look typically effortless with her hair pulled back into a low ponytail and minimal, fresh makeup.
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"I've always liked when Sansa's hair was dyed black and pulled back in very tight, taut French braids," she says.
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Homebuyers pulled back slightly, more because of a tight for-sale market and having less to do with interest rates.
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Henry, whose well-being is supposedly everyone's chief concern, is pulled back and forth, his life wrenched out of sync.
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Aluminium pulled back from two-month highs as the spotlight returned to oversupply and expectations of rising output in China.
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Our eager hands pulled back the silver wrapping paper to reveal colorful toppings gently cupped by parabolas of toasted gold.
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Trump had authorized retaliatory military strikes but pulled back after learning that as many as 85033 Iranians could be killed.
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The greenback managed to rise although U.S. Treasury yields declined the previous day and pulled back from one-week highs.
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The Dow and S&P 500 both fell 0.5 percent for the week, while the Nasdaq pulled back 0.7 percent.
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Production of passenger cars "needs to be pulled back significantly," Jackson said, to reduce inventories and avoid further price cutting.
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Whether she's rocking a bang-free blowout or a pulled-back ponytail, Beyoncé is known to switch up her style.
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The gains in China's stock market were capped by energy and transportation sectors, which pulled back from sharp rallies recently.
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At LACMA's 2013 Art + Film Gala, she wore a shiny gown with dark eye makeup and her hair pulled back.
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The oil and gas sector hit its highest level since November, but pulled back on Friday as oil turned lower.
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After trading solidly higher during the morning, the benchmark S&P 500 pulled back and slid briefly into negative territory.
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But suddenly, oil prices have pulled back from their recent highs, and could head lower unless some bullish data emerges.
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But when she is, she stands smileless, hair pulled back or tucked behind her ears, a joint habitually in hand.
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And it pulled back sharply from a December prediction that the rate would rise by one percentage point this year.
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For some reason, it has never been in much demand, so the US Treasury has pulled back on its production.
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RBS, Barclays and the arm of General Electric are among lenders that have pulled back from Australia in recent years.
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LME-NI-MNET DOLLAR: The dollar gave back earlier gains on Tuesday after U.S. yields pulled back from recent highs.
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Neery emerged from the car with her signature red lipstick and hair pulled back to reveal her consistently striking eyes.
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As Ricci flicked out the jab and pulled back ready to evade and counter, Felder looked for his signature knee.
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Aetna, UnitedHealth and other insurers have pulled back from the public marketplace, leaving consumers in many states with fewer choices.
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After the drone incident, Trump almost launched in retaliatory military strike against Iran, but pulled back at the last-minute.
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I was told not to operate and pulled back, and at least one of my patients died because of it.
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Gold prices jumped 1 percent as the dollar pulled back from a two-year peak scaled earlier in the session.
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The stock had pulled back from its all-time highs in July, and Gordon believes the trend will repeat itself.
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Qatar dropped 1.0 percent as drilling rig provider Gulf International Services, the most heavily traded stock, pulled back 1.8 percent.
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We pulled back about five kilometers to another house in a safer area to reassess, eat breakfast and drink tea.
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She later pulled back the accusation in an interview, saying the incident was an argument and no crime took place.
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