The lower jaw is pushed down by my actual jaw.
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I had my hair pulled, I was pushed down steps.
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Sometimes people fall down or get pushed down, observed Miller.
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One reason is fracking, which has pushed down gas prices.
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That pushed down U.S. Treasury yields, to the dollar's detriment.
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That has pushed down the value of emerging market currencies.
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As deflation pushed down prices, companies struggled to increase profits.
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Protesters pushed down a metal barricade, and officers used tear gas.
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I pushed down my trigger to begin the long-exposure shot.
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That pushed down the yield on the bonds towards 1.7 percent.
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To escape the gunfire, people pushed down gates and were trampled.
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There were certain cultural archetypes constantly being pushed down my throat.
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Whatever's been pushed down will come to the surface for you.
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The action pushed down U.S. prices and made the crop less profitable.
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Inventory pile-ups have already pushed down pricing in the semiconductor industry.
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Weaker oil prices also pushed down the shares of BP and Total.
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I've been pushed down a flight of stairs because I am gay.
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The announcements pushed down the price of most virtual currencies on Friday.
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Then she pushed down his cuticles and clipped the offending skin away.
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Hungary's Fidesz party has provided mortgage relief and pushed down utility prices.
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No matter how hard I pushed down, there was no slicing happening.
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Those comments pushed down the broad indexes down another 22.75 percent that day.
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Such expectations pushed down the yen 4 percent over the last two days.
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This pushed down wages for the jobs that could not be shipped overseas.
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I mean a person gets pushed down, they think they're being 'body-slammed.
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The data, however, pushed down yields on German Bund and U.S. Treasury yields.
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"The people here have just been pushed down by one thing after another."
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The news cheered Asian markets but pushed down U.S. dollar and Treasury yields.
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A scarcity of eligible German debt for the scheme has pushed down yields.
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Stormzy, who will perform at June's Glastonbury music festival, pushed down last week's no.
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And sometimes, you're going to fall and sometimes you're going to get pushed down.
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Many were pushed down to the local police station by relatives, says Mr Iwakoshi.
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Concerns about the large supplies, coupled with technical selling, pushed down prices, traders said.
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Through the decades, female leaders have been pushed down, shoved aside and beaten up.
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The news pushed down gasoline prices in the Gulf region, where the pipeline begins.
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We were just close to signing a peace treatment and it got pushed down.
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"I'm beginning to relive the things that I have pushed down for so long."
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Falling Treasury yields pushed down the dollar, which fell after two days of gains.
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And by the way, because Microsoft was pushed down, others could come up. Okay.
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That in turn pushed down the shares of energy companies such as BP and Total.
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Investment in supply beyond what the market required has produced gluts and pushed down prices.
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Thursday's recovery in Italian bonds pushed down Spanish and Portuguese yields 4-5 bps each .
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The figure was pushed down by a 29 percent plunge in orders for civilian aircraft.
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The fall in stocks and oil pushed down yields on the lowest-risk government bonds.
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Weak U.S. economic data also pushed down U.S. Treasury yields and weighed on the dollar.
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Concerns over the health of the global economy pushed down world stock markets on Wednesday.
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Japan's Nikkei edged up 212.85 percent while weaker commodities pushed down Australian shares 20.2 percent.
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The damage to risk appetite pushed down yields on U.S. and German safe-haven debt.
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The falling prices of oil and stocks pushed down results in JPMorgan's Wall Street division.
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Then, with small tweezers, the hands of the watch are carefully placed and pushed down.
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These days that discovery mechanism has been pushed down under promotion for store-brand product.
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The faulty data activated the software that automatically pushed down the nose of the plane.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia also pushed down its forecast on Monday, to just 4.2 percent.
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That's slightly lower than what Apple initially advertised, pushed down by the Fed's rate cut.
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State subsidies for Chinese firms and forced technology transfers are being pushed down the road.
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These volatile times have pushed down rates to historic lows, and that's good news for borrowers.
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One of the party's founders claimed that Jayalalithaa had been poisoned and pushed down the stairs.
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It wasn't the first time biotech names were pushed down by Trump's rhetoric around drug pricing.
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That made them reluctant to spend and invest, which in turn pushed down the inflation rate.
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Those worries pushed down shares in energy and mining companies and then spread to the banks.
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"Geez, lady just get off the plane," another passenger says as she's pushed down the aisle.
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The news pushed down shares of dental supply companies Henry Schein Inc and Patterson Cos Inc.
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This has pushed down the yen to a three-week low of 106.75 against the dollar.
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Johnson was shot after he pushed down his wife and granddaughter and covered them, Melendez said.
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The resulting glut pushed down prices, just as the slowdown in trade began eating into demand.
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The prisoner's son, his hands also bound and face covered, was pushed down beside his father.
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And she was in a medical ward after being pushed down some stairs by a Nazi.
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The stretcher is pushed down the rails and into the flames, and the doors slam shut.
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And other films that might have benefited from that marketing get pushed down the priority list.
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The major indexes were also under pressure as steep losses in crude pushed down the energy sector.
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He was there to lift her spirits; instead, she describes being pushed down, made to feel helpless.
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The devastation pushed down total planted acres and demand for crop protection products like herbicides and pesticides.
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As for the yuan, there is some concern it is being pushed down for trade war purposes.
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Each time the lever on the side of the device is pushed down a new image appears.
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The more robust domestic currency also pushed down the value of exports, which dropped by 4.9 percent.
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The news pushed down oil prices as traders were caught flat-footed by the lack of agreement.
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It also pushed down Facebook's stock by nearly 20 percent in March, but it has since recovered.
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Stories with fake information can be flagged with a blue button and pushed down users' news feeds.
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That has pushed down the prices of most virtual currencies and dampened the market for the ads.
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No child should have to think about these things, however they are seemingly pushed down our throats.
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They tried to post his address, and sent him images of him being pushed down the stairs.
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Concerns about flagging consumer sentiment pushed down S&P 500 consumer discretionary stocks, which tumbled 2.8 percent.
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But tumbling crude prices pushed down oil giants Exxon Mobil, Chevron and ConocoPhillips, among other energy companies.
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FALLING HOTEL PRICES PUSHED DOWN RATE OF INFLATION, WOMEN'S CLOTHING PRICES ALSO FELL DUE TO DISCOUNTING - ONS
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While that pushed down the Nasdaq Composite 22.0 percent, other U.S. tech firms held firm, with Amazon.
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This in turn pushed down the shares of companies such as BP , Royal Dutch Shell and Total.
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The party won't be irreparably doomed, but it will have been pushed down to a low ebb.
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But not all pain is intolerable or needs to be pushed down to zero with an opioid.
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"Physicians felt like this was being pushed down by pharma, particularly the ones manufacturing opioids," he says.
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The greenback was also weighed by surprisingly weak housing data, which pushed down U.S. 0.72893 year bond yields.
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There were other mysterious disappearances, such as the little girl whom a nun had pushed down the stairs.
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Britons marry eight years later than they did in the 1970s, which has pushed down homebuying among youngsters.
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Flows into Europe and central Asia fell by 23% last year, pushed down by the weak Russian economy.
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It compacts into ice and is pushed down the valleys much like toothpaste being squeezed from a tube.
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The trade deficit in February was pushed down by a 1.1 percent jump in exports to $209.7 billion.
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Furthermore, an unwillingness to work with CMS on marketing and outreach efforts pushed down enrollment of healthier patients.
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At some stage the influences that have pushed down yields will attenuate, even if this is not soon.
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The warning pushed down the company's stock in 2018, resulting in a 67 percent decline for the year.
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The added provisions pushed down 2018 net profit to $4.5 billion from the $4.9 billion reported in January.
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Aggressive stimulus in Europe and Japan has pushed down the euro and yen, lifting the greenback in turn.
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This year, many stock-focused hedge funds have lost significant sums as equity markets have been pushed down.
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The news pushed down other telecommunications stocks such as Orascom Telecom Media and Technology, which dropped 4.6 percent.
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The trade deficit in January was pushed down by a 42.593 percent increase in exports to $207.3 billion.
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The trade deficit in January was pushed down by a 22.5 percent increase in exports to $28.8 billion.
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This, in turn, has pushed down the performance of marijuana stocks (many of which are domiciled in Canada).
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So starting Monday, posts that Facebook considers to be engagement bait will be pushed down in News Feed.
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But the company's increased investment in African natural gas comes as growing global supplies have pushed down prices.
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My own wants had been pushed down and forgotten, like old shoes in the back of a closet.
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It was something that was up to product to fix, but the job was pushed down the list.
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They pushed down the price of oil over fears that weaker economies would spell less demand for fuel.
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As the play unfolds, it turns out someone may or may not have been pushed down the stairs.
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Macquarie can also avoid developed assets, where demand from investors has pushed down returns, by coming in early.
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So I got in closer and embraced him, and I pushed down, and his head hit the cement.
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A lot of his work disintegrates with the inevitability of a status update being pushed down a screen.
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The underwhelming French and German manufacturing survey data pushed down yields on German Bund and U.S. Treasury yields.
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Plus, Rhonda seems to forget that she was even pushed down the stairs, thinking it was just an accident.
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Technological progress (and increased trade with low-income countries like China) has pushed down the cost of manufactured goods.
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But as they built their war chests, the demand for such bonds pushed down interest rates around the world.
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Loose money has not only pushed down government bond yields, but also reduced borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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Her crazy story about looking for the girl that was pushed down the stairs doesn't even make sense. 21.
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This and bookings trend pushed down the airline's unit revenue 4.1 percent in the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
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But increases in drug overdoses, suicide, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis, and alcohol poisonings pushed down the overall gains.
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He is "strongly persuaded," he said, that demographics and dropping productivity growth have pushed down the neutral interest rate.
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And I think it's primarily that he feels that this kind of stuff is being pushed down their throats.
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A strong yen also pushed down import costs, offering few justifications for retailers to raise prices of their goods.
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We see deals getting pushed down, and we see some deals that start out bigger and then get smaller.
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A drop in the price of gold also pushed down the shares of Randgold Resources and its rival Fresnillo.
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UK INFLATION PUSHED DOWN IN OCT BY LOWER ENERGY PRICE CAP, ONLY PARTIALLY OFFSET BY RISING CLOTHING PRICES - ONS
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It often makes no sense to reach for the leg and put oneself in danger of being pushed down.
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The copper concentrate market remains in deficit and has pushed down treatment and refining charges (TC/RCs), He said.
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Vision correction is often pushed down the agenda of global issues because it is not a life-threatening issue.
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An early foundation-funded LARC pilot program among young women in Colorado also pushed down the abortion rate there.
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The most recent volcanic eruption that pushed down the planet's temperature was Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines in 1991.
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Prosecutors say Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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A near 57 percent plunge in oil prices has pushed down the valuation of oil acreages, making acquisitions more attractive.
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The glum German data pushed down bond yields across the euro zone and reinforced expectations for an ECB rate cut.
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It shows a woman being grabbed from behind, pushed down and dragged on the fourth floor of a Beijing hotel.
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U.S. Treasuries prices fell on Thursday, pushed down by strong U.S. economic data and a bounce by Wall Street shares.
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It works, but it means you lose a bunch of screen real estate as the status bar gets pushed down.
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The measures have pushed down prices of private homes for nine straight quarters, and appear to be flushing out speculators.
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Correction December 27th, 8AM ET: The search result doesn't seem to have been removed, but pushed down to varying degrees.
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PGG's coal output in 2017 was about 30 million tonnes, lower than originally planned as cost cutting pushed down investment.
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The Greek deal pushed down yields across the euro zone this week and most markets extended those declines on Friday.
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Its recent rally has coincided with falling oil prices and renewed fears of deflation that have pushed down interest rates.
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I pushed down the plunger, slowly feeling the fertility drugs ooze into my body, like little bubbles of stinging hope.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7925 after being pushed down from a 26-month high of $0.7992 scaled on Friday.
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The dive in job openings in February pushed down the vacancies rate to 1.23 percent from 4.8 percent in January.
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Khosrowshahi later mentioned that culture needs to be written from the bottom up, rather than pushed down from the top.
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Economists at Barclays expect inflation to decelerate even more by year-end, pushed down by lower fuel and electricity costs.
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Apple pushed down a patch that closed the infamous NSO's iPhone exploit for other customers than the United Arab Emirates.
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Still, Warren believes her stake in this race is important and necessary, and won't be pushed down by progressive pundits.
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The jobless rate was partly pushed down by workers dropping out of the labor force over the last four months.
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A lot of the Arctic Circle was pushed down by miles of ice many tens of thousands of years ago.
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That's increased the supply of loanable funds and pushed down rates regardless of the magnitude of the federal budget deficit.
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Nordstrom is in better shape than many other retailers, but the sector's problems have pushed down the company's stock price.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7923 after being pushed down from a 26-month high of $0.7992 scaled on Friday.
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The euro's ascent pushed down the dollar index, which tracks the U.S. currency against a basket of six major rivals.
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That had lifted the Australian dollar and pushed down the safe-harbour yen last week, before profit-taking set in.
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The answers to emissions challenges bubble up from across the economy and cannot simply be pushed down by Washington bureaucracy.
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That had lifted the Australian dollar and pushed down the safe-harbour yen last week, before profit taking set in.
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We've been pushed down again and again but its worth it knowing we will get through it together, side by side.
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You eventually have to let out all the ticking-time-bomb conflict and denied humanity that you pushed down within yourself.
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The Nielsen report had pushed down shares of Imperial Brands, British American Tobacco and Altria between 1% and 3% on Tuesday.
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U.S. authorities say Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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The first is that deaths from prescription medication are likely to have been pushed down by lower availability of those drugs.
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Four years of global oversupply have pushed down grain prices, reduced agricultural revenues and put more expensive producers under financial pressure.
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The division was also hit by a rise in U.S. interest rates, which pushed down the value of its Treasury holdings.
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There is a global glut of investable savings too, which has pushed down long-run real interest rates around the world.
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The average selling price per gram fell to $6.21 from $7.53 a year earlier, as higher bulk sales pushed down margins.
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Of course, that fiscal pain is pushed down the road -- perhaps to when a Democrat is in the White House again.
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Improved weather conditions since last season's drought have pushed down maize and overall food prices and helped improve the inflation outlook.
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The outage at Cadia, pushed down gold production in the March quarter to 575,791 ounces from 598,602 ounces produced last year.
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The pipeline constraints have pushed down the price of local oil and prompted some companies to reallocate resources to other basins.
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Mosaic also said it would slow its phosphate operations in Louisiana because more imports into the country have pushed down prices.
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The outbreak, which began in China last year, may have initially pushed down pork prices as farmers rushed to cull herds.
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When MEMX was first announced in January, it pushed down the share prices of Nasdaq and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange Inc.
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He asked her to stick her arms out "like chicken wings," and he pushed down on them repeatedly, testing her strength.
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News about the landslide was pushed down the agenda of many major Chinese news organizations monitored by Reuters at the weekend.
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When Johnson attempts to sit up several minutes into the video, he is swiftly pushed down and placed in leg restraints.
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This is particularly helpful for mobile browsers, where more of the content gets pushed down when the page skips back up top.
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The yen pulled back to 107.23 against the dollar, pushed down by signs of progress in talks between South and North Korea.
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A drop in volatile video games prices also pushed down on inflation, but this was more than offset by higher tobacco taxes.
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Many Iraqi historians have said they are worried that cultural heritage will be pushed down the list of priorities as a result.
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Though the firstborn, Mary was pushed down in rank, first by her younger half-sister, Elizabeth, and then their half-brother, Edward.
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British equities have also been pushed down recently by a stronger pound, which rose in response to perceived progress in Brexit negotiations.
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Those views were bolstered after solid gains in U.S. jobs for June and pushed down Wall Street for the second straight day.
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Weak exports and expansion of output in the United States pushed down pig and pork prices, and hurt company profit, Wan added.
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Investigators quickly focussed on the automated system that had pushed down both jets, a feature new to this model of the 737.
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That pushed down the jobs openings rate three-tenths of a percentage point to 1.643 percent, also the lowest reading since December.
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The STOXX 13 ended 0.12% lower as warnings from small-cap auto and industrial suppliers pushed down shares of car parts companies.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield was down four bps at 0.41 percent, pushed down also by a global stock market selloff .
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Spirit's move into the route pushed down average ticket costs at all carriers on it, including Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.
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The interest-rate sensitive financial index was down 0.76% as safety buying pushed down the benchmark U.S. 873-year Treasury yield further.
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Pricing wars have pushed down monthly cellphone bills, which has been good for consumers but not so great for mobile phone operators.
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The surprise vote has pushed down the pound and euro to levels that will pressure revenue growth for the remainder of the year.
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You know the story: He climbed up a tower, spotted Cersei and Jaime doing the nasty, and got pushed down to cripple-dom.
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Jack will be in front of the House members who will only talk about Diamond and Silk and everything, like being pushed down.
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"We've been pushed down again and again but its worth it knowing we will get through it together, side by side," Autumn continued.
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Yoo Jongwoo, an analyst at Korea Investment & Securities, said sluggish iPhone sales pushed down demand for memory chips and mobile processors at Samsung.
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The perceived dovish tone sent the dollar to a 13-month low against a basket of currencies and pushed down U.S Treasury yields.
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The RBA's dovish tone pushed down the yield on Australian debt, which gave a lift to defensive stocks - often seen as bond proxies.
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The BoE survey published on Thursday also showed demand for unsecured lending fell in the second quarter, pushed down by credit card lending.
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This has pushed down Brazil's average retirement age to the early-to-mid 234s, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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HKEX second-quarter net profit slumped 38 percent as falling trading volumes pushed down fees for buying and selling shares and commodities contracts.
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As the star unfolds it expands in size so it can remain in the stomach rather than being pushed down the digestive tract.
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Initially, the planned schedule had targeted 2013 as a launch window, but various delays and setbacks pushed down its inaugural flight – until today.
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In Ms. Garcia's novel, released this year, the 17-year-old protagonist, Peyton Rios, is pushed down the stairs by her ex-boyfriend.
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A government plan to introduce a tax on undeveloped urban land this year, to deter hoarding of land, has also pushed down prices.
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The dollar's rise also pushed down industrial metals like copper, which hit its lowest level in more than a year earlier on Wednesday.
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Investors shaken by the Bitfinex hacking pushed down bitcoin prices, which tumbled nearly 20 percent within the day after the announcement was made.
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John Herrmann, MUFG Securities rates strategist, said the enthusiasm for stocks would have pushed down bond prices and driven up yields on Monday.
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We are tired of being ignored, silenced and pushed down by politicians who listen to everyone but the voice of the American people.
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I was punched and kicked, called names, spit on, and was once even pushed down a flight of stairs while my classmates laughed.
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But users testing the developer option have found Android Pie's clock and other icons simply pushed down and placed below the added black bar.
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In its report, OFR warned that low interest rates have pushed down insurers' earnings and that the companies are vulnerable to stock market declines.
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A glut of U.S. soybeans has pushed down the price of manufacturing U.S. meal, undercutting Argentine exports to customers in Europe and Southeast Asia.
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Agricultural companies like Nutrien, which sells fertilizers and seeds directly to farmers, have already been hammered by trade uncertainty that pushed down crop prices.
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When talking about client Natalia Sylvester's Everyone Knows You Go Home, we pushed down hard on the immigrant experience and the idea of borders.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield, last down one basis point at 2.58 percent, was also pushed down by positive news for the Italian economy.
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"Oil prices falls and the waning effect from a weak yen pushed down core CPI," said Hidenobu Tokuda, senior economist at Mizuho Research Institute.
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Yields in broader euro zone debt markets fell, pushed down by a weak German business sentiment survey and concerns about U.S./European trade tensions.
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But if a stream drags on, its URL might get pushed down the feed, and would require re-shares by viewers to stay discoverable.
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Although the report briefly pushed down the euro on Tuesday, the currency scaled a three-year high of $69.2014 in Asian trade on Wednesday.
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Links that don't pass Facebook's muster will be pushed down in News Feed and can't be promoted as part of a Facebook ad campaign.
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U.S stocks dropped sharply just minutes into trading, pushed down by concern about the global economic outlook as well as struggles closer to home.
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The company said the labor dispute contributed to its disappointing quarterly earnings, which pushed down its stock 25% after it reported on Aug. 1.
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Association of Asia Pacific Airlines Director General Andrew Herdman said e-commerce remained strong but slowing export orders had pushed down overall cargo demand.
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The Four Horsewomen have been largely pushed down by other women in the division who didn't have the unstoppable force of hype around them.
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SMBC Nikko Securities estimates the cut in mobile charges likely pushed down core CPI by 0.03 parentage point in June from a year earlier.
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Boeing issued a safety bulletin to pilots in November directing them how to handle if the nose of the plane is automatically pushed down.
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In the penultimate scene of the season (?) finale, Perry is fatally pushed down a flight of concrete stairs at the school's trivia night fundraiser.
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In an effort to mobilise this sluggish capital and perk up growth, central banks around the world have pushed down the cost of borrowing.
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In Lebanon, migrants competing for informal employment have pushed down wages across the economy, pressuring already-stretched public services, including health care and education.
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The STOXX 600 fell 66.983% as warnings from small-cap auto and industrial suppliers pushed down shares of car parts companies Valeo and Continental.
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Years later, Sarao was shown to have used an automated trading program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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Primaries that looked particularly promising for Biden, like the Georgia contest that had been scheduled for March 24, have been pushed down the calendar.
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Sanders had opposed a 2007 immigration bill and spoken of his concern that low-paid migrants pushed down wages for other workers in America.
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I fell over so many times, I was pushed down so many times, but you have to find your way to get through that.
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When MEMX was first announced in January 2019, it pushed down the share prices of exchange operators Nasdaq and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange Inc.
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The global steel industry is struggling with a glut of excess production capacity, much of it located in China, that has pushed down prices.
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In a complete 2628 degree turn from how CIA was run in the past, Pompeo directed that decisions be pushed down to the directorates.
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The shift to searches on smartphones has pushed down the prices for Google's main search ads, heightening the importance of new areas of growth.
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"I spent six years trying to fix this concept and got pushed down and pushed away and felt like I was nothing," Lee said.
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Investors have pushed down the value of the pound and demanded higher returns on government bonds because they fear that Britain's economic prospects will diminish.
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Wallace says that when he woke up and saw his daughter laying on the ground after she had been pushed down again, his heart broke.
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Because even if that $40,000 price tag is pushed down, there are still countless other ways that American continue to get screwed on drug prices.
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Our analysis suggests that the changing composition of jobs in the British labour market has pushed down the average real wage by more than 2%.
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Valve's proposed flagging system could mean that similar games aren't pushed down the charts by such users, but entrenched views may see them remaining overlooked.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound fell nearly 84.783% to below $1.30 on Wednesday, pushed down by a stronger dollar following better-than-expected U.S. jobs data.
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China's low-cost metal producers have been widely cited as the main culprit for a glut in global steel production that has pushed down prices.
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Staying out of trouble When it comes to impulse control, Carskadon and her colleagues say teenagers already have the accelerator pushed down without any breaks.
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The pipeline was pushed down river right by the Standing Rock Reservation, which is one of the largest Native American reservations in the United States.
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While top U.S. airlines operate tens of thousands more flights, they have said budget carriers like Norwegian have pushed down their trans-Atlantic unit revenue.
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Several rounds of property curbs have pushed down prices of private homes for nine straight quarters in Singapore and hurt sales volumes, government data shows.
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But on that day, everything I had pushed down inside of me, the potential consequences of my secret, came rushing to the surface without warning.
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Our purchases of Treasury and mortgage-related securities in the open market pushed down longer-term borrowing rates for millions of American families and businesses.
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Yields were then pushed down further by bets that potential ECB chief Christine Lagarde will maintain a dovish stance to buoy the euro zone economy.
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Even though it fit on the square, as I pushed down, the onion spread out a little bit, making it too big to go through.
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These trends, combined with fracking in the US and gigantic renewable energy projects in China, have further pushed down the value of Saudi oil exports.
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News of the cancelled meeting pushed down the Russian rouble, which is sensitive to events that might lead to new sanctions being imposed on Russia.
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Aeropostale Shirt appears physically confused ("He's rocked!" the UFC announcer would say) and White Haired Man's partner is very, very angry she was pushed down.
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Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has accelerated the yen's rise and pushed down Tokyo stocks, heightening expectations of near-term BOJ action.
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While oil pushed down energy sector stocks, declines in defensive sectors such as utilities and gains in the financial sector implied bets on rising rates.
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"People will say that they're afraid of religion being pushed down their throat but I don't believe that's an issue in this case," Espinoza said.
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Long before this trade war started, American farmers were already growing far too much food, which pushed down the prices of commodity grains and dairy.
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For the past four years, Deere has been battling weak demand for farm equipment as global oversupplies pushed down prices, sending U.S. farm incomes plunging.
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In the fourth quarter, core bond funds, the go-to diversification tool for most investors, fell 210 percent, as rising yields pushed down bond prices.
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But a wheel only functions when there's a power source, and designing a robot that only works when it's pushed down a hill limits its usefulness.
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Within the new Internet strategy, pushed down to page 28, the government also makes clear it has the capabilities to launch a cyber attack if necessary.
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Increased regulation has pushed down profits, forcing some banks and dealer-brokers that offered repo services to restructure their businesses or even withdraw from the market.
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It has bought billions of euros since, and the initial flood of crowns and cheap FX financing through euros pushed down swap rates and bond yields.
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Rising stocks have pushed down the premium of LME cash zinc over the three-month contract to $2.75 a tonne, near its lowest in three-months.
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The big picture: Retaliatory tariffs have drastically pushed down demand for American soybeans in China, easily the crop's largest market, with imports down by nearly 90%.
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The only person standing in their way, according to Claire, is Secretary of State Cathy Durant (Jayne Atkinson), who Frank pushed down the stairs last season.
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But the additional reserves created by these programs, if left unchecked, would have pushed down the federal funds rate, driving it well below the FOMC's target.
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Unsurprisingly, the move has come as gold took a major leg lower, pushed down by a serious rise in bond yields and in the U.S. dollar.
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"I think it is a very horrible moment for here where she's addressing these insecurities that she's pushed down or tried to ignore," Purser told Insider.
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The iPhone 7 features a home button that uses new technology to give the impression of being pushed down even though it does not actually depress.
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Prosecutors alleged that Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" E-mini S&P 500 futures by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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But while such research illustrates the difficulty women experience climbing the corporate ladder, McDonnell wanted to examine how women are pushed down that ladder as well.
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A waist belt and shoulder straps pushed down on his hips and shoulders, providing the right amount of downforce and ensuring that runner didn't float away.
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Brexit pushed down the value of the pound, raising the cost of producing consumer goods in Britain and straining relations between the country's retailers and suppliers.
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"No matter how many times I will be pushed down under... but I'm a fighter, I will bounce back," one of her last Facebook posts read.
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Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 went down shortly after takeoff, killing all 157 people on board, apparently after its anti-stall software mistakenly pushed down its nose.
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Lower mine supply has pushed down treatment charges - the fees that smelters charge to process ore into zinc - to historic lows of around $30 a tonne.
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Rival Asian-focused bank HSBC also dipped 0.5 percent, while a price target cut from RBC Capital Markets on Provident Financial pushed down Provident Financial shares.
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Financials, meanwhile, are usually pushed down by a decline in long-term rates as investors load up on U.S. sovereign bonds in their search for safety.
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Oil prices have more than halved in the past two years, pushed down by a glut in global supplies and hitting the budgets of major producers.
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The plane had faulty "angle of attack" sensor readings, its nose was pushed down automatically, and the crew lost control despite following recommended instructions, it said.
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It's what's called the "balloon effect": As one part of a balloon is pushed down, the air is simply shifted to other parts of the balloon.
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Oil prices, which have slid more than 60 percent since mid-2014, have pushed down inflation expectations in the euro zone and in turn depressed bond yields.
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If a story is found to have any false information it will be flagged with a blue button and possibly pushed down on a users' news feed.
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Weak demand for products such as Sally Hansen nail polishes in the United States pushed down sales in the Americas, Coty's second-biggest market, by 7.3 percent.
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As you can see, as more and more solar energy comes online during the sunny daytime hours, demand for utility electricity is pushed down further and further.
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The drop pushed down claims to near their post-recession lows around 256,000, pointing to very low layoffs even as the domestic economic outlook becomes increasingly uncertain.
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As European stocks climbed, a rally in risk appetite also pushed down the yields on lower-rated government bonds in the euro zone to multi-week lows.
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TV PANEL GLUT LG Display has been struggling with a global supply glut in liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) used in television sets, which has pushed down prices.
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Britons have invested so heavily in the buy-to-let market in part because loose monetary policy has pushed down returns on savings in their bank accounts.
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In season 2 of Empire, Rhonda was lucky to be alive after surviving a violent fall when she was pushed down a flight of stairs by Anika.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as oil slumped on EIA data and a block sale of gold contracts pushed down the price of the precious metal.
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His supporters also feel marginalized, dislocated and dispossessed — pushed down the economic ladder, deprived of their political clout and forced to accept cultural changes they find discomforting.
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The influx of Syrians has also pushed down wages of Jordanian and Lebanese laborers, driven up rents in poor neighborhoods, and overwhelmed local schools and health centers.
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The program met with initial success as the Bank of Japan's adoption of quantitative easing the following year initially raised inflation expectations and pushed down bond yields.
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For the past four years, Deere has been battling weak demand for farm equipment as a global grain glut pushed down prices, sending U.S. farm incomes plunging.
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Central banks, by offering support to asset markets in the form of quantitative easing, may have pushed up valuations (and pushed down yields) in the short term.
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The drop has pushed down gas prices to $1.80 per gallon, the lowest level in the United States since January 2009, which is when Obama took office.
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" Nothing makes the years of guilt you've pushed down into the depths of your soul come surging up your gullet quite like the question: "was it you?
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So a man who goes to a cardiologist might be pushed down a certain path that includes transplantation, while a woman might be pushed away from it.
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Trade worries have pushed down the price of soybeans roughly 15 percent in recent months, erasing his typical yearly profit margin of 8 percent to 10 percent.
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The danger of fighting as aggressively as Kotoshogiku does every time is that the rikishi becomes predictable and ends up being either side stepped, or pushed down.
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As live footage from inside the building showed, one of the police chiefs shouted, "Throw him off the staircase," as one editor was pushed down the stairs.
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He added that any such downgrade would be due largely to the effect of weak oil prices and the yen's recent rises that pushed down import costs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A collaborator and friend of the artist Zanele Muholi was pushed down a staircase at an Airbnb in Amsterdam on Saturday.
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Concerns over the Sino-US trade war and a legal allegation facing Chief Executive Richard Liu's have pushed down JD.com shares by more than 44 percent this year.
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Kuroda defended his stimulus policies as positive for households as mortgage rates are pushed down and economic growth gets a boost from a decline in real borrowing costs.
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However, this success has caught the attention of financial giants like Schwab and Vanguard, which have launched competing products that pushed down fees and commoditized this new business.
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We used the shooting data to focus on shootings as never before, and by 1998, the N.Y.P.D. had pushed down shootings by more than 3,500 incidents a year.
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Crash investigators have implicated new, automated flight-control software that repeatedly pushed down the nose of both of the Boeing planes repeatedly as they took their fatal dives.
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Others are also on guard, and the expectations of prolonged ultra-loose policies by major central banks have pushed down bond yields across the world including in Japan.
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"As a teen, growing up in the 1980s, there was an agricultural crisis in the United States, which pushed down corn prices to very low levels," recalled Broin.
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The prospect of ending months of wrangling with Brussels pushed down Italian bond yields, with the Italy/Germany 10-year bond yield spread at its tightest since September.
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Ezekiel Elliott is now at the center of a criminal probe after the security guard he pushed down changed his mind and pressed charges against the NFL superstar.
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Britain's inflation rate has risen sharply since last year's referendum decision to leave the European Union which pushed down the value of the pound, making imports more expensive.
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Caterpillar set the tone when it warned that tariffs on steel were having an effect on costs, and China's slowing economy pushed down demand for some 103M products.
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What this means in turn is that the negative effect on innovation is small if prices aren't pushed down a lot, while the consumer gains are first-order.
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Boeing developed a software fix for the planes, after investigators implicated a flight-control program that repeatedly pushed down the noses of the two Max jets that crashed.
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Team members recently interviewed high school students around the state, including rural students who, she said, are "being pushed down career pathways" even when they express academic interests.
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The drop last week pushed down claims to near their post-recession lows around 256,000, pointing to very low layoffs despite an uncertain economic outlook and equities turmoil.
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In both crashes, erroneous data to one of the angle of attack sensors led to the activation of an automated system that repeatedly pushed down the plane's nose.
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Industrial metals were also caught in wider market moves as accusations that Trump pressed Ukraine to investigate a political rival pushed down U.S. stocks and government debt yields.
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Patrick has 26 goals and 35 assists and will be probably be pushed down the depth chart with the signing of Kevin Hayes, a former Ranger, this week.
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Over-supply and falling Chinese demand pushed down the value of raw materials in 2015, but government stimulus in China has boosted building activity and metal prices this year.
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The idea is that it makes it easier for your thumb to actually reach the thing you want, because it's pushed down to the bottom half of the screen.
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The group is meeting today and tomorrow to figure out a response to the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, which has pushed down oil prices, Stanley Reed of the NYT reports.
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Manufacturing would rely on local, cheaper and dirtier energy sources; wages would be pushed down to reduce costs; lower wages would mean poorer populations overall, lowering consumption and demand.
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The U.S. agriculture industry is already grappling with the trade war between Washington and Beijing, which cut shipments of American farm products to China and pushed down crop prices.
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This time around, that process is likely to be more convoluted, as worries about a no-deal Brexit have pushed down British government bond yields and some share prices.
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But, while Rutte averted what in the early stages of the campaign looked like a possible victory for Wilders, years of austerity pushed down his share of the vote.
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The GTX 980, the graphics card that's most often recommended as a good baseline specification for a VR-capable PC, is immediately going to be pushed down in price.
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Mining shares were the top-performing FTSE stocks as the Fed's decision pushed down the U.S dollar on currency markets, thereby making commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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On Thursday, though, a strong U.S. 7-year note auction on the last full trading day of the year pushed down yields across the curve, undermining the dollar's appeal.
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Yazidi and tribal fighters recently captured an area in the Sinjar region, on the border with Syria, while Syrian Kurds have pushed down to take the town of Shaddadeh.
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Washington, Brussels and Tokyo have previously raised complaints about China's excess production capacity in a number of industrial sectors that has pushed down world prices and caused layoffs elsewhere.
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German 10-year yields are also being pushed down by domestic concerns, Commerzbank's Rieger said, with European growth indicators sagging and Italian political concerns rumbling on in the background.
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The unexpected boom in U.S. natural gas production over the last decade has pushed down power prices, making it harder for companies that operate plants to turn a profit.
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Britain's housing market has been hit by the squeeze on household incomes caused by higher inflation after the Brexit vote in 2016 pushed down the value of the pound.
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The caldera, he said, pushed down on the reservoir of magma, which flowed nearly 30 miles through a fracture in the volcano before emerging at the Holuhraun lava field.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision on Monday to postpone a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal, after admitting that she faced a rout, pushed down British gilt yields .
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Consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 1.5%, lower than September's 1.7%, as a power regulator's tariff cap pushed down electricity and gas prices for 15 million homes.
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Since it began operating in 2010, the CSA mill has been affected by a global glut in steel slabs that pushed down its margins and hindered factory capacity usage.
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The problem with the affected seats was that the harness adjuster button would stay pushed down after you adjusted the harness, which meant that the harness wouldn't stay tightened.
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But unlike in past cycles, when ads promising to "repeal and replace" Obamacare were standard fare, health care has been pushed down the priority list, behind taxes and immigration.
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"Weak demand due to an overseas economic slowdown especially centered on China pushed down both export volumes and prices," said Kenta Maruyama, economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting.
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The mere anticipation of those tariffs had pushed down the cost of soybeans on the global market, costing his farm more than $100,000 for this year's harvest, he said.
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CHICAGO, Sept 1063 (Reuters) - U.S. lean hog futures climbed to their highest price since July on Monday on expectations for Chinese buying, while technical selling pushed down cattle futures.
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He added that gold would remain supported even if an interim deal was passed since the most complex issues, such as intellectual property, had been pushed down the road.
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The exhaust stream, pushed down a snaking conduit to the Petra Nova equipment, is exposed to a solution of chemicals known as amines, which bond with the carbon dioxide.
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"He pushed down the value of the shekel, giving the country a large trade surplus, which allowed it to get through the Great Recession with little damage," Baker said.
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Nvidia has gotten caught up in a broader swoon that's pushed down all the major indexes and had a particularly large impact on the stocks that led the bull market.
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The Texas court decision late on Friday pushed down shares of those companies as investors took account of the new risk to insurers who provide individual insurance and Medicaid coverage.
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In that case, the broader sector was pushed down by severe shortfalls from Tableau Software, which was bought by Salesforce in June, and LinkedIn, which has been acquired by Microsoft.
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Investigators have pointed to the system as a factor in the crashes, since the jets' noses were repeatedly pushed down after the system was fed erroneous information from a sensor.
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"I thought I could use my elbow effectively to keep one of the buttons pushed down while I used my hand to remove some of the other clothing," he says.
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The bank was also undertaking preparatory work on less conventional monetary policy tools in the event that the policy rate is pushed down to its effective lower bound, he said.
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I squeezed my knees together, and with my arms, I pushed down my backpack on my thighs as hard as I could, creating a physical shield between him and me.
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LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - European stocks were seen opening lower on Wednesday, pushed down by weak oil prices which also impacted other equity markets in Asia and the United States.
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Late additions to provisions, since UBS reported results in January, pushed down 28.93 operating profit before tax by 141 million francs and net profit attributable to shareholders by 112 million.
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More recently, Yazidi and tribal fighters captured an area in the Sinjar region, on the border with Syria, and Syrian Kurds have pushed down to take the town of Shaddadeh.
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The competition has pushed down the fee income for plain-vanilla investment banking offerings, which has weighed on the revenue of the well-heeled foreign banks in the recent years.
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Whether its mobile phones doing things that lots of appliances were need to do in the past, everything is being pushed down in cost by the deflationary impact of technology.
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Bund yields, also pushed down by hefty monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank, fell as far as 0.024 percent, marking a third straight day of falls to record lows .
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The central bank's introduction of negative interest rates in February has pushed down yields on many JGBs below zero, meaning investors will incur losses if they keep them to maturity.
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A renewed slump in oil markets to seven-month lows put Asian investors on edge, and pushed down U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar index against a basket of currencies.
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Moments after takeoff, one of two crucial sensors that measure the plane's angle of attack diverged wildly, eventually triggering an automated system that pushed down the nose of the plane.
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Those policies and colder weather have pushed down arrests at the border by more than 70 percent since May, the height of the crossings this year, to 42,649 in November.
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That has pushed down government bond yields at the long-end of the yield curve and fueled speculation that borrowers could use the opportunity to issue more longer-maturity debt.
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MSCI's emerging stocks index rose half a percent for an eighth straight day of gains after the U.S. Federal Reserve's relatively dovish tone pushed down the dollar and U.S. yields.
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This has led to what experts call the "balloon effect": As one part of a balloon is pushed down, the air is simply shifted to other parts of the balloon.
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Clothing prices and university tuition fees pushed down on consumer price inflation last month, but prices paid by consumers for fuels and lubricants rose at the fastest pace since April 2012.
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The vast purchases have pushed down countries' borrowing costs and allowed them to extend their debt profiles by selling long-dated bonds, both effects Greece has so far missed out on.
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TOKYO, March 1 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields were near record lows Tuesday, pushed down after the market confirmed robust investor demand at a 10-year debt auction, despite negative yields.
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In Europe, its spread has pushed down heat-related deaths by a factor of ten since 2003, when 70,000 more people than usual, most of them elderly, died in a heatwave.
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It is the latest Chinese company to look at shipping and commodities targets in Europe, aiming to take advantage of a market downturn that has pushed down valuations of some firms.
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EQUITIES: World stocks fell to their lowest in a year, pushed down by a range of political and economic concerns including the U.S.-China trade war and the Saudi Arabia situation.
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At first she thinks she's upset about the theft of an onion, but, once she collapses on the floor, sobbing, it's clear her pushed-down grief has found an unexpected outlet.
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Technological advances have pushed down the cost of solar and wind power generation and political will to reduce carbon emissions is prompting utility companies across Europe to change their business models.
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The influx of Venezuelans has pushed down wages in small businesses, as the average number of workers entering the labor market each year has tripled, according to local consulting firm Macroconsult.
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Nigerian naira is seen reversing its losses as traders anticipate improved dollar supply from international money transfer agencies to ease a shortage, which has pushed down the local currency this week.
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The central bank move has lifted the lira to its strongest level in about four-month against the dollar and sharply pushed down 10-year local yields to five-month lows .
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GERMANY/EURO ZONE: Underlining a slowdown in global factory activity that has pushed down metals prices, German business morale deteriorated more than expected in July, hitting its lowest since April 2013.
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The Fed's dovish stance also pushed down the dollar and nudged Treasury yields lower after five days of gains, cheering emerging markets and restoring confidence after a brutal end to 2018.
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"Join us!" the rebels chanted as they pushed down paved roads lined, in some places, with modest crowds of onlookers and bewildered residents who peered out their windows at the spectacle.
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It later said it had held back some gas production this year due to weak European gas prices, which have been pushed down by an influx of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Its decision to bog itself down in the hoariest soap clichés — pregnant women getting pushed down staircases, long-lost family members materializing out of the ether — was a self-inflicted wound.
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Overnight leader Tway could not match the early birdie binge and was slowly pushed down the leaderboard before responding with three birdies over his final four holes to join the party.
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In a year where Atwood's other TV adaptation The Handmaid's Tale has felt scarily relevant, Alias Grace gives us another female figure who's been pushed down by patriarchy all her life.
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The majority of abortions, which numbered more than 900,000 in 2014, are in response to unplanned pregnancy, and there are signs that the new program has pushed down Delaware's abortion rate.
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The spike in risk pushed down yields on higher-grade euro zone government bonds, with Germany's 10-year bond yield, the benchmark for the region, down six bps at 0.467 percent.
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In a country where pork is a staple, the African swine fever outbreak is one factor that has pushed down supplies of the meat, Fitch noted in a report released September.
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Among manufacturers, the cost of raw materials - many of them imported - was 0.8% lower than in August 2018, compared with a 0.9% increase in July, pushed down by lower oil prices.
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The weak pricing comes at a time when an oversupply of lithium has pushed down prices even as demand for the metal is expected to increase as electric cars become more mainstream.
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The news of Rorsted's departure pushed down shares in Henkel 4 percent to 89.75 euros, their lowest level in more than three months, while Adidas shares rose 2.5 percent to 86.12 euros.
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Most of the assets are gas-rich, which could deter some investors at a time when the abundance of gas production across the United States has pushed down prices for the fuel.
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In an email to BuzzFeed News, a Facebook spokesperson said that while false content could be pushed down in the feed by the algorithm, it's rarely deleted and is therefore still searchable.
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LIKE, I CAME --OUR COMPANY IS ONE THING, WE'VE BUILT A PRETTY GOOD CULTURE OF WHEN PEOPLE PUSH US, WHEN WE GET PUSHED DOWN, WE'RE THE KIND OF COMPANY THAT FIGHTS BACK.
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These switches are noteworthy because of how small a distance a key needs to be pushed down for an action to be realized — only 1.2mm — and because of their 45g actuation force.
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Miners led the European stock market higher as the Fed's decision to keep rates unchanged pushed down the U.S dollar on currency markets, thereby making commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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But sales in North America have been held down, with U.S. farmers tightening belts in the face of four years of global oversupply that has pushed down grain prices and farm incomes.
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A young girl in a yellow hooded sweatshirt, her glasses pushed down on her nose, crouched beside the candles, warming her hands as a tear hung at the edge of her eye.
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S. trade tariffs, coupled with expectations of more dovish talk from the Federal Reserve pushed down Treasury yields and the dollar, while safe-haven plays thrust gold prices to six-year highs.
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Prospects of U.S. interest rate cuts have pushed down yields across the globe, including in Japan, where the 10-year yield slid to a nearly three-year low of -0.195% last month.
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A decade of persistently low interest rates has pushed down yields on safer government bonds, encouraging private equity firms, hedge funds and even pension funds to buy riskier assets with higher returns.
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In both of the 737 Max crashes, erroneous data to one of the angle of attack sensors led to the activation of an automated system that repeatedly pushed down the plane's nose.
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U.S. stocks ended flat on Monday on low volumes after data pointing to a sluggish economic recovery reduced concerns of rate hikes and a dip in oil prices pushed down energy stocks.
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But Israeli officials said the issue was barely discussed on the 30-minute call, and diplomats said their understanding was that it was being pushed down the agenda, at least for now.
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This premia has been pushed down since the global financial crisis because of strong demand for bonds from central banks, pension funds and insurance companies that tend to buy and hold bonds.
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The interest rate-sensitive financial index pulled back from its session low but still ended the day down 0.5% as safety buying pushed down the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield further.
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HONG KONG, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd's (HKEX) third-quarter profit fell 33 percent as lower trading volumes pushed down fees from buying and selling shares and commodities contracts.
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The glut of tankers has pushed down chartering rates for these VLGC to about $10,000 a day from about $13,000 to $14,000 a day in the second-half of July, traders said.
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The British Retail Consortium (BRC) and market research group Nielsen said shop prices fell by 0.1% in annual terms, pushed down by non-food prices, compared with a 0.8% increase in May.
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According to the District Attorney, the young teacher has been sexually assaulted, her clothes were pushed down from her waist, her shirt pushed up and it was clear a struggle had taken place.
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Although the report briefly pushed down the euro, the currency stayed near a three-year high as investors expect the ECB's eventual exit from stimulus as a major market theme for this year.
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HP's kickstand design is a little better when pushed down to its full 165-degree range, and it is more stable to write on than Microsoft's when using a pen on the screen.
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The weak equipment demand is unprecedented in its severity and length, but is driven by an unusually strong string of crop harvests, which led to excess grain supplies and pushed down commodity prices.
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The greenback was relatively unchanged against most major peers, even as comments from the White House that China had moved away from trade-related commitments pushed down U.S. bond yields and stock futures.
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"Weak external demand due to the global economic slowdown, notably China, and heating up of the U.S.-China trade friction, pushed down exports," said Kenta Maruyama, economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting.
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That being stated, economists have to forecast with the data they have, not the data they wish they had, and so forecasts for the 1st quarter of the year have been pushed down.
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"Markets are struggling to discount two binary options, a Brexit which is relatively soft and pushed down the road or a dramatic no-deal result," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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That is thanks to a boom in U.S. gas production that has pushed down prices, the rapid adoption of subsidized renewable energy and President Barack Obama's efforts to mitigate emissions from power plants.
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The agreement between Greece and its creditors pushed down yields across the euro zone this week and most markets extended those declines on Friday, with German 10-year yields at 1703-day lows.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - Italian government bond yields tumbled to 2-1/2 week lows on Friday, pushed down by what traders said were conciliatory comments from Italy's deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini.
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Aaron Ramsey put Arsenal ahead in the 21th minute, but Harry Kane tied it in the 21th on a penalty kick after he was pushed down in the box off a free kick.
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Alcohol policy after the 221st Amendment, which overturned Prohibition in 1933, was not only delegated to the states but was also frequently pushed down even further to the town, city, and county level.
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Mizuho and rival Japanese banks have been hit by diminishing returns from lending under the Bank of Japan's massive monetary easing, which has pushed down interest rates on mortgages, car loans and corporate borrowing.
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My goodwill dissipated on sight, though in fairness it was being pushed down by the arduous blasts of guitars over "Cry Me A River," which he desperately tried to turn into a rock song.
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The new anti-stall system had also automatically pushed down the nose of the doomed Lion Air 737 MAX jet on its penultimate flight from Denpasar to Jakarta on the evening before the crash.
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Kaitlyn: I think I've seen elsewhere that you've explained maybe that other apps algorithms can possibly encourage racism because non-white users get swiped left more often and then pushed down in the ranking.
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The housing market, the most sensitive sector to interest rates, has perked up in recent months as the Federal Reserve's monetary policy easing has pushed down mortgage rates from last year's multi-year highs.
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Russian oil production in early May dropped to 11.19 million barrels per day (bpd) from an average 11.23 million bpd in April, an industry source said, pushed down in part by the contamination debacle.
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The image no longer appears in the top results for searches of "Mark Zuckerberg," and a spokesperson said it was pushed down in Zuckerberg's search results in a sitewide update meant to improve relevance.
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But amidst these improvements, there's one item that continues to get pushed down to customers and end-users: The burden of creating and managing dozens of different passwords to access all of their accounts.
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The company also booked a charge related to the restructuring of its Venezuela operations that pushed down profit by 39% to $1.13 billion, or $1.92 per share, in the second quarter ended June 30.
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He believes the sell-off that has pushed down share prices in the sector by approximately a third this year is an overdone reaction to concerns about growth in China and other emerging markets.
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Russian oil production in early May dropped to 2330 million barrels per day (bpd) from an average 753 million bpd in April, an industry source said, pushed down in part by the contamination debacle.
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Instagram says it isn't using Likes to rank comments so the best appear first while abuse and low-quality replied gets pushed down, but the company confirms it could do that in the future.
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Mizuho and other Japanese banks have been hit by diminishing returns from lending under the Bank of Japan's massive monetary easing, which has pushed down interest rates on mortgages, car loans and corporate borrowings.
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On May 103th the Department of Energy said that the gap is the result of low fossil-fuel prices that have pushed down wholesale power prices, damaging the profitability of coal and gas plants.
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Premiums in 2018 were pushed down by changes in the Ogden rate, used to calculate compensation for personal injuries, and the Civil Liability Bill, which includes reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries.
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MUFG and other Japanese banks have been hit by diminishing returns from lending under the Bank of Japan's massive monetary easing, which has pushed down interest rates on mortgages, car loans and corporate borrowings.
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She reminded me of my own grandmother, who had passed away at 88 years old, a tough woman who had been pushed down — she literally lost inches — on account of the burdens she carried.
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U.S. fertilizer company Mosaic Co said on Monday it would idle its Louisiana phosphates operations to cut production by about 500,000 tonnes in 2019 as more imports into the country have pushed down prices.
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U.S. fertilizer company Mosaic said on Monday it would idle its Louisiana phosphates operations to cut production by about 500,000 metric tons in 2019 as more imports into the country have pushed down prices.
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Years of deficits have pushed down visible palladium stockpiles, with holdings in exchange traded funds (ETFs) at just over 600,000 ounces, down from 2.5 million ounces in mid-2015, removing a potential supply source.
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Declines in car production due to weaker demand both abroad and at home and a powerful typhoon pushed down factory output too, which shrank at its fastest pace in nearly two years in October.
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Russian oil production in early May dropped to 11.19 million barrels per day (bpd) from an average 11.23 million bpd in April, an industry source said, pushed down in part by the contamination debacle.
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TORONTO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index ended lower on Tuesday, as a sharp fall in oil prices weighed on energy stocks and disappointing economic data from China pushed down shares of mining companies.
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Prices in 2018 were also pushed down by changes in the Ogden rate, used to calculate compensation for personal injuries and the Civil Liability Bill, which includes reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries.
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Yet the People's Republic pushed down its exchange rate on a massive scale until about 2014, buying up about $1-2 billion of hard currency each business day to depress the yuan and pump exports.
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CITIC Securities posted its lowest annual profit in three years, of 10.4 billion yuan, down 47.6 percent from 2015, as lackluster stock market activity pushed down net fee and commission income by almost a quarter.
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SA) have struck a deal on the final price for BSI Bank at just under 0.83 billion Swiss francs ($1.04 billion), after billions in outflows at BSI had pushed down the value of the transaction.
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MUFG said its revenues were pushed down by the negative interest rate policy at home, weak sales of investment products, and a higher yen against the dollar which eroded the value of profits earned overseas.
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Prices had been pushed down ahead of expected changes in the Odgen rate, used to calculate compensation for personal injuries and the Civil Liability Bill, which includes reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries.
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And it was yet another song that filled the church at the end as Mr. Crutcher's blue coffin was slowly pushed down the aisle, sung by one of the men who pulled the coffin forward.
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Company's annual report showed late additions to provisions, since UBS reported results in January, had pushed down 2017 operating profit before tax by 141 million francs and net profit attributable to shareholders by 112 million.
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"China has stepped up selling of semis to Asian buyers, especially to South Korea," said a source at a Japanese trader, adding that this has pushed down premiums in the primary metal market in Asia.
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But markets pushed down the value of the British pound against both the dollar and the euro following the central bank's action, an apparent reflection of worry about Britain's economy and its trade with Europe.
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As the markets factor in the prospect of diminished trade across the English Channel, they have pushed down the value of the pound by nearly 15 percent against the euro since last year's Brexit vote.
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The financial turmoil sparked by the coronavirus outbreak has one upside for homeowners: Tumbling bond yields have pushed down mortgage rates, leading to a surge of people refinancing loans to drive down their monthly payments.
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Carney, making a speech at the International Monetary Fund's headquarters in Washington, said the process of globalisation that has led to deeper integration in the world economy in recent decades had pushed down price growth.
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While rising labor and raw material costs pushed up the price of dining out, electricity bills pushed down CPI for the first time in nearly three years due to falling fuel costs, the data showed.
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She pushed down most of her feelings about that abuse until about a decade ago, when she moved back to her hometown and re-encountered the sibling, in the home where her abuse took place.
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But they have also been under pressure to look for new investment assets, such as foreign corporate bonds, after the Bank of Japan's massive stimulus measures introduced in April 2013 pushed down yields on JGBs.
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But festering global trade tensions, the scaling back of electric vehicle subsidies in China and a wave of new production have pushed down prices in recent months, prompting some miners to put off near-term investments.
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This summer alone, a black South African poet was filmed being pushed down the stairs by her white host in Amsterdam, while another host was fined $5,000 for canceling a woman's booking because she was Asian.
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But global economic uncertainties and expectations of prolonged ultra-loose policies by major central banks have pushed down bond yields across the world including in Japan, where 10-year bond yields have slid near the floor.
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Buying 1.7 trillion euros ($1.93 trillion) worth of assets and cutting rates deep into negative territory, the ECB has pushed down borrowing costs for governments, businesses and households, hoping to kick-start spending to generate growth.
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For Carroll, Trump's latest accuser, it was in the mid-1990s inside of a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in Manhattan: she says Trump held her up against the wall, pushed down her tights and raped her.
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The company's annual report showed late additions to provisions, since UBS reported results in January, had pushed down 2017 operating profit before tax by 141 million francs and net profit attributable to shareholders by 112 million.
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Tourism has been a winner from the 2016 Brexit vote which pushed down the value of the pound, making Britain a more attractive holiday destination for foreign tourists and encouraging British holidaymakers to stay at home.
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Motor insurance prices in 2018 were pushed down by changes in the Ogden rate, used to calculate compensation for personal injuries, and the Civil Liability Bill, which includes reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries.
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Crew members turned off the flight-control system that automatically pushed down the plane's nose after takeoff but could not get the plane to climb, the Journal reported, citing people briefed on the investigation's preliminary findings.
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A 44.8 percent plunge in demand for defense equipment pushed down overall orders for durable goods, items ranging from toasters to aircraft that are meant to last three years or more, by 0.1 percent last month.
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Because if companies play it safer and just go with what works, does that stifle some of the truly inventive ideas that get pushed down because, well, I don't know if we can take that risk?
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In 2016 CITIC posted its lowest annual profit in three years of 10.4 billion yuan, down 47.6 percent from 2015, as stuttering stock market activity pushed down net fee and commission income by almost a quarter.
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"It is not clear that any party is sidelining Japan as a conscious move, but they are certainly not reaching out to include it, and its priorities could get pushed down the list as a result."
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Watching a humanoid form being pushed down, or a four-legged, dog-like robot kicked for no other reason than to see how the robot reacts to the sudden and unexpected force, fills viewers with sympathy.
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The automated system, which may have pushed down the nose of the aircraft in the Lion Air crash, activates if just one of two sensors mounted on the aircraft's exterior says the nose is too high.
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Global sales of the drug in the first quarter fell 23 percent from a year earlier, and shareholders pushed down the company's stock price over concerns that it will not make up for Humira's falling revenue.
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The sites, which include UK site Best Jobs Online and German sites Intermedia and Jobindex, claim that Google is unfairly pushing users toward its own service, while their pages are being pushed down in search results.
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The housing market, the most sensitive sector to interest rates, had until now shown little signs of benefiting from the Fed's monetary policy easing, which has pushed down mortgage rates from last year's multi-year highs.
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The skins and stems, which generally float to the top of the grape juice to form a cap, are pushed down by a perforated steel sheet, which Mr. Licklider likened to a French-press coffee maker.
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Investors criticized Twitter for racking up losses before it finally began to make money last year, and they have pushed down Snap's share price since its public offering, partly because the company is still deeply unprofitable.
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A 7 percent fall in petrol prices pushed down fuel and international airfares, and was partly behind the sluggish price growth, the statistics agency said, offsetting gains from rising cigarette taxes at the start of the year.
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Falling crude oil markets have pushed down synthetic fibre prices by some 30 percent since December 2014 and look set to keep weakening this year, Paul Deane, analyst at ANZ Bank warned in a report last month.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury notes had hit their lowest since November 2016 on Wednesday, pushed down by bets that the European Central Bank's next head will maintain a dovish policy stance to buoy the euro zone economy.
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The index, which the BOJ scrutinizes in gauging the broad price trend, showed annual consumer inflation slowed to 1.1 percent in January from 1.3 percent in December as the yen's rebound pushed down prices of imported goods.
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A shale boom has made the United States the world's largest oil producer, overtaking Russia and Saudi Arabia, but an oversupply and a lack of new oil and gas pipelines in the region have pushed down prices.
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Learning all of this about Perry takes an entire season of secrets and whispers from everyone in Monterey, and it all comes screeching to a halt when Perry is pushed down a flight of stairs, killing him.
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Jones actually got pushed down by the cornerback, but the play-action by Atlanta bought enough time for him to get up and for Ryan to find him sneaking behind the middle line of the zone defense.
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And negative rates are not good for banks; deposit rates cannot be pushed down as hard as lending rates for fear that small savers might switch to cash, an effect which is squeezing bank profits in Europe.
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In a glimmer of hope, housing investment jumped 5.0 percent, the fastest rise since 2011, due in part to the BOJ's ultra-loose monetary policy that has pushed down mortgage rates, a Cabinet Office official told reporters.
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The emphasis on unapologetically going after what we want (just as soon as we figure out what the hell it is) reclaims sexual assertiveness for people whose desires have traditionally been pushed down or treated as shameful.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Siemens Healthineers said on Tuesday it would take steps to raise profitability at its diagnostics unit after lengthy installation times for its new Atellica blood and urine testing machines pushed down profit at the division.
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The housing market, the most sensitive sector to interest rates, has perked up in recent months, catching up to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy easing, which has pushed down mortgage rates from last year's multi-year highs.
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ROME, Sept 5 (Reuters) - World food prices fell for a third month running in August, pushed down by a sharp drop in the prices of sugar, wheat and maize, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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The deal marks J&J's expansion into the healthcare robotics market that is expected to reach nearly $12 billion by 2023, and pushed down shares of Intuitive Surgical Inc , the current leader in minimally-invasive robotic surgery.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices eased slightly in June, ending a run of five months of consecutive gains, pushed down by a plunge in the price of dairy products, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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I got pushed down by one of the officers, and he put his boot in my back, and I was gasping for air because of the tear gas in there and couldn't breathe and I was vomiting.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury notes had hit their lowest since November 2016 on Wednesday, pushed down by bets that the European Central Bank's next chief will maintain a dovish policy stance to buoy the euro zone economy.
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The Fort-Worth, Texas based airline said extra flights by rivals, soft demand for Latin America travel and the diminished value of foreign sales in dollar terms pushed down passenger unit revenue 7.5 percent from a year ago.
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"Expectations have been pushed down because a lot of the retailers, particularly the bricks and mortar ones, have had problems - Amazon and other related - so expectations are pretty low," said Nuveen Asset Management's chief equity strategist, Bob Doll.
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Goldman estimates that if one and two-year forward WTI prices could be pushed down to $23 per barrel that would be low enough to slow the growth in shale production to a more sustainable rate in 2018.
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Many factors have pushed down long-term rates, including still sluggish inflation prospects and global economic concerns that drive investments to U.S. Treasury bonds, which lowers their rates because they move in the opposite direction of rising prices.
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The teenager was then pepper-sprayed and forced to the ground, before Krickovich jumped on him and pushed down with his full weight "so he could not attempt to take flight or fight us," according to the report.
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"We were enjoying the celebrations when we suddenly saw people running everywhere and tables being pushed down by the movement of panic," said Daphné Burandé, 15, who was at a bar near the beach to watch the fireworks.
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Puerto Rico's insurance industry is likely to struggle under the weight of expected losses from hurricanes Irma and Maria, which last month pushed down the stock prices of major insurers on the island, noted the experts in London.
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Crude oil stocks remain around 100 million barrels above the five-year average, but if they were pushed down to that level the oil market would almost certainly feel very tight, given the growth in consumption since 2013.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Chipmakers switched focus at Taiwan's top tech fair this week with bets on new areas such as driverless cars, virtual reality and artificial intelligence, shifting away from smartphones where intense competition has pushed down components prices.
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Analysts said Italian yields have been pushed down in recent days by the hunt for yield and carry trades, a trading strategy where some investors borrow money at low rates to invest in assets with a higher yield.
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"We were enjoying the celebrations when we suddenly saw people running everywhere and tables being pushed down by the movement of panic," said Daphne Burandé, 15, who was at a bar near the beach to watch the fireworks.
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BERLIN, March 4 (Reuters) - Growth in Germany's services sector slowed in February to reach its lowest in three months as the coronavirus epidemic pushed down new business with China and other foreign clients, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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Sales growth at luxury goods group LVMH slowed slightly in the fourth quarter, pushed down in part by a sharp drop in revenue in Hong Kong where months of violent protests have scared away many high-end shoppers.
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His car stopped on track near the end of the session, and was pushed down the pitlane, but it looked like Ferrari were doing a fuel run to see how far it would go on a full tank.
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His highest profile hotel properties have become battlefields in the partisan wars that have pushed down occupancy and enmeshed them in constitutional issues about the ability of a president to own and run a business while in office.
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That has pushed down most sovereign bond yields to below where they were at the start of 22, completely wrong-footing bond strategists who this time last year forecast the 212-year Treasury note would rise to 227%.
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By comparison, the national smoking rate in the 21989s was 28 per cent for men and 210 per cent for women, prior to the boom of tobacco regulation that pushed down those rates in most of the West.
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By comparison, the national smoking rate in the 1950s was 68.9 per cent for men and 38.2 per cent for women, prior to the boom of tobacco regulation that pushed down those rates in most of the West.
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Sato, a former bond market strategist who voted against the BOJ's January decision to adopt negative rates, said on Thursday the concept of charging banks for holding excess reserves had pushed down bank stocks and had hurt household confidence.
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Twelve g&aposs is about the maximum that jet-fighter pilots can experience before passing out, but this assumes they&aposre wearing g-suits, which squeeze the legs in high-g situations to prevent blood from being pushed down.
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They have also pushed down long-term interest rates more directly by buying $11trn-worth of government bonds and other assets since 2009—in part as an attempt to push investors into riskier assets, thus ginning up the economy.
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ROME, July 1.03 (Reuters) - World food prices eased slightly in June, ending a run of five months of consecutive gains, pushed down by a plunge in the price of dairy products, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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Motor insurance prices in Britain had been pushed down ahead of expected changes in the Ogden rate, used to calculate compensation for personal injuries and the Civil Liability Bill, which includes reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries.
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The U.S. economy is confounding: Three months from the longest expansion since such data began being tracked 170 years ago, the economy keeps pumping out strong job growth, and has now pushed down unemployment to a 9.63-year low.
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But the effects may take time to surface, appearing only in second-quarter growth figures which IHS now expects could be pushed down from current projections of 0.4 percent to 0.3 percent, eventually knocking full-year GDP for 2016.
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Prices were pushed down because of expected changes in the rate used to calculate compensation for personal injuries, reforms likely to reduce claims for whiplash injuries, as well as a reduction in the volume of claims, the survey said.
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Japan's government kept its assessment of the economy unchanged in August but offered a slightly more downbeat view on consumer inflation than last month, as prices slid on weak household spending and the strong yen pushed down import costs.
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In March and April, Trump proposed sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum imports worldwide, mostly in an effort to fight overcapacity in foreign (namely, Chinese) steel production that pushed down prices and cut the competitiveness of U.S. steel producers.
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However, the bond market took Sakurai's comments in their stride and rose in line with a bullish rally in fixed income prices in Europe and the United States, which pushed down yields on all but the longest-dated tenor.
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However, the bond market took Sakurai's comments in their stride and rose in line with a bullish rally in fixed income prices in Europe and the United States, which pushed down yields on all but the longest-dated tenor.
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When I'm ovulating—that time when an egg is released from the ovary and pushed down the fallopian tube, FYI, if you didn't listen during science at school—I feel more energetic, smarter, better looking, able to take on any task.
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Europe dropped too as the first fall in oil prices in nine days pushed down commodity stocks and traders also cashed in some of gains made by the STOXX 22016 on Monday which had been the biggest in over two months.
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However, modest wage inflation in the last couple of years may have been partly explained by the strengthening of the dollar and the fall in energy prices after mid-2014, which pushed down US consumer prices and boosted purchasing power.
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Juda Agung, BI executive director of economic and monetary policy, said the bank still has room for further monetary loosening, but refrained from cutting rates on Thursday because BI's earlier rate cuts have pushed down commercial banks' deposit and lending rates.
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Capital Economics noted in late May that while they had pushed down the three-month Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate by about 150 basis points over the preceding year, average loan rates declined only 25 basis points from a recent peak.
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In fact scores improved for the airline industry as a whole, probably because cheaper fuel costs have pushed down prices and freed funds for better customer care, including more comfortable seating and the reintroduction of free inflight snacks on some carriers.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices eased for a second month running in July after five consecutive monthly gains, pushed down by falls in the prices of some cereals, dairy products and sugar, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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Traders slashed the odds of a hike in September to 9 percent from 15 percent after the data, and pushed down the chances of a December move to 46.2 percent from 52.8 percent, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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"Because of the rise of Trumpism, if you like, suddenly a lot of the racism that had been kind of pushed down is now popping up again," Sanders said at a forum with Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders in California Wednesday.
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Worries that Britain will vote next week to leave the European Union, as well as concerns over global growth, have pushed down stocks and oil prices, while low-risk assets such as gold and top-rated government debt have risen.
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The cost of a comprehensive motor insurance policy fell 1 percent in Britain in the first quarter, pushed down by uncertainty around the rate used to calculate compensation for personal injuries and the Civil Liability Bill, a survey showed last month.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A clean break with the EU's single market is not inevitable, British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday, seeking to clarify comments that pushed down the pound on the possibility of a hard Brexit from the European Union.
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Chipotle has been struggling to recover from a bruising string of food safety lapses that started in late 2015, which has pushed down the value of its stock by more than half since touching a record high in August 2015.
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Allan Monks, an economist with J.P. Morgan, said a plunge in yields on British government bonds, pushed down by Carney's signal of swift action, had protected borrowers among businesses and households for now by offsetting a rise in credit spreads.
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The last-minute agreement that averted additional tariffs on Chinese goods totalling $1.35163 billion had lifted the yuan and the Australian dollar and had pushed down the safe-haven yen and the dollar last week, before profit-taking set in.
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Second, demand for CO2 driven by CCU could provide early market pull, helping to get carbon capture technology scaled up and its costs pushed down, so that it is ready when policymakers finally get around to supporting CCS in earnest.
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That has pushed down most sovereign bond yields to below where they were at the start of 2019, completely wrong-footing bond strategists who this time last year forecast the 22-year Treasury note US212YT=RR would rise to 227%.
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But with U.S. farmers tightening belts in the face of four years of global oversupply that has pushed down grain prices, demand for large tractors is likely to stay over 25 percent, below what Deere's considers to be a mid-cycle level.
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The derivative trader's default was triggered by strong fluctuations in regional power market spreads, as heavy rain last week pushed down prices in the hydroelectric-dependant Nordic region, while a spike in the cost of carbon drove up German prices, Nasdaq said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The spread between U.S. shorter- and longer-dated Treasury yields contracted on Tuesday, as shorter-dated yields rose on $38 billion in three-year debt supply and nagging worries about U.S.-China trade tensions pushed down longer-dated yields.
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"It depends on how the oil price develops," he said, adding that oil had pushed down the cost of industrial goods but, in the services sector, where some costs could have been expected to rise, wages had not kept up with economic improvements.
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It had been pushed down from a high near 106.000 overnight after a slide in U.S. stocks and Treasury yields, but as fears of a global trade war faded it rebounded from the 16-month low of 0.7698 yen set on Monday.
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A separate, online poll published earlier on Tuesday by polling firm TNS gave a seven-point lead to Leave, following similar signals from other recent surveys, which have pushed down the value of sterling and wiped billions of pounds off the stock market.
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Asian shares had fallen and South Korea's won had hit a 22017-week low after the North's missile landed in Japanese waters, while Europe was in the red as the first fall in oil prices in nine days also pushed down commodity stocks.
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The very first Big Brother Road Kill will have the houseguests stripping down out of a track suit (complete with tube socks) into their bathing suit while trying to keep the three buttons in front of them pushed down at all times.
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ROME, Aug 1 (Reuters) - World food prices eased for a second month running in July after five consecutive monthly gains, pushed down by falls in the prices of some cereals, dairy products and sugar, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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The cost of a comprehensive motor insurance policy fell 1 percent in Britain in the first quarter, pushed down by uncertainty around the rate used to calculate compensation for personal injuries and the Civil Liability Bill, a survey showed earlier this month.
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Gold rose to its highest in two weeks as political turmoil and weak economic data in the United States reduced expectations of aggressive interest rate rises this year, pushed down U.S. bond yields and drove the dollar to its lowest in six months.
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It had been pushed down from a high near 106.000 reached overnight after a slide in U.S. stocks and Treasury yields, but as fears of a global trade war faded it rebounded from the 16-month low of 104.560 yen set on Monday.
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The derivative trader's default was caused by strong fluctuations in regional power market spreads in early September, as heavy rain had pushed down prices in the hydroelectric-dependant Nordic region, while a spike in the cost of carbon drove up German prices.
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Whatever the case: it's there, somewhere, pulsating as an ember of the past, pushed down so deep it should be forgotten but isn't, because why else would there be remnants of a fire if there wasn't still something flammable enough to burn?
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However, demand in December fell by over 1 percent, only the third year-on-year drop in nearly five years, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said, pushed down by the first fall in fleet car demand for nearly a year.
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The ONS said the pace of growth in the consumer price index for June was pushed down by fuel prices after a fall in global oil prices which was accentuated by a partial recovery in the value of the pound last month.
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G.O.P.," she said, "but anyone contesting the trade and globalization status quo from the left or the right versus a shrinking but still powerful bipartisan elite defense of policies that have outsourced millions of middle-class jobs and pushed down Americans wages.
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The semi-autonomous Chinese city was already in a technical recession due to the US-China trade war and over six months of protests, and a massive drop in tourists and business due to the outbreak has further pushed down the economy.
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First-half operating profit at Audi plunged 20153 percent to 2.4 billion euros ($2.66 billion), including 265 million euros of special items which pushed down the brand's operating margin to 8 percent from 9.8 percent a year ago, Audi said on Friday.
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Iran, a founding OPEC state, has been pushed down the group's production rankings as U.S. sanctions imposed in a nuclear row have cut its crude exports to about 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) in May from around 2.5 million bpd in April 2018.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said in December the Western Canadian province would mandate temporary oil output cuts of about 325,000 barrels per day to deal with a pipeline bottleneck that has led to a glut of crude in storage and pushed down Canadian crude prices.
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The publishers were concerned about the price of e-books being pushed down by Amazon while Apple was looking for a way to make its new iPad product a hit and was seeking to break up Amazon's low-cost dominance in the digital book market.
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The tougher approach has pushed down illegal numbers from half a million in previous years to between 100,000 and 200,000 this year, Mecca's mayor Osama bin Fadl Al-Bar said, but he warned that experienced smugglers continue to ferry the faithful around checkpoints unnoticed.
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Rodriguez also told police that at one point, when the child was laying on the couch and would not stop crying, he pushed down on her pelvic area with his hand, using his body weight, and pushed her away from him, the affidavit states.
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"A strong yen and budget-minded households pushed down consumer prices but the pace of falls slowed down a little due to some recovery in prices such as gasoline following a pickup in oil prices," said Kentaro Arita, senior economist at Mizuho Research Institute.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, the world's largest pension fund, lost 5.5 trillion yen ($49.7 billion) on its investments in the first quarter as worries about U.S.-China trade friction pushed down stocks in Japan and abroad, the fund said on Friday.
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According to the sources, the review would also look at why negative rates have pushed down yields so much for as long as 20- and 30-year bonds, and how damaging the subsequent flattening of the yield curve could be on financial institutions' profits.
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The U.S. current account gap fell to 2.1 percent of gross domestic product in the third quarter of 2017, its lowest in three years and down from a record 6.3 percent in late 2005, pushed down by higher domestic oil output and lower oil prices.
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Weaker sentiment pushed down most core euro zone government bond yields by up to two basis points.. UniCredit analysts expect that Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the benchmark for the region, will take its lead from U.S. Treasuries and hold steady above 0.4 percent.
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It was here, in January 2009, that two divisions of Sri Lankan troops pushed down from the peninsula, converging with two other divisions marching from the south, to begin a final offensive against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, otherwise known as the Tamil Tigers.
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DE103YT=RR DE210YT=RR Yields on the long-dated debt were also pushed down as investors turned up in numbers for an auction of 22.5-year bonds by the German debt agency, with demand well exceeding the targeted sale amount of 22.51 billion euros.
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But while the city has thrived, the transportation infrastructure that it depends on has struggled — clogged streets have pushed down average speeds in Manhattan's business districts to under 5 miles per hour while the subway is struggling to reverse a steep decline in reliability.
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"Global growth concerns have definitely eased, but not gone," said John Sharma, an economist at National Australia Bank, adding gold would remain supported even if an interim deal is passed since the most complex issues, such as intellectual property, have been pushed down the road.
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But weaker-than-expected consumer price inflation, which came in at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in September versus forecasts of 2.6 percent, pushed down a pound already weakened by a BBC report that Britain would not seek to extend the Brexit transition period.
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TORONTO, June 29 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell sharply in a broad retreat on Thursday, pushed down by losses among resource and industrial stocks and with interest-rate sensitive telecom stocks weighing after a hawkish turn from the Bank of Canada this week.
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While economists believe China pushed down the value of the yuan in the past, China's central bank for much of the past two years has been working to prop up the yuan, amid capital outflow pressures, spending more than $1 trillion in the process.
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Prolonged economic stagnation has pushed down long-term inflation expectations to around zero percent, and it is not easy to raise them even through massive monetary stimulus if monetary policy is the "only game in town," Sato said in a speech at Yale University on Tuesday.
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Miners were further hit by weaker metals prices, while lower oil prices pushed down shares of BP and Royal Dutch Shell after Iran's oil minister dubbed a proposal to coordinate a production freeze as "laughable" and Saudi Oil Minister Ali Al-Naimi ruled out any production cuts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London-focused estate agent Foxtons said sales could continue to fall this year after a slump in demand pushed down 2016 core earnings by nearly 50 percent, due to a property tax hike and the impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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At one point, Rodriguez told police he grew so frustrated when the child was laying on the couch and would not stop crying that he pushed down on her pelvic area with his hand, using his body weight, and pushed her away from him, the affidavit states.
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As innovation has pushed down the cost of certain types of products (mostly durable goods such as televisions, furniture, and clothing), Americans have used the savings to spend more on other things — especially education, health care, child care, and housing — where productivity growth has been much slower.
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The significant fall in global oil prices had pushed down forecourt prices and led to speculation that taxes could rise earlier in the year but since then prices have crept up partly due to the fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The premium investors demand to hold long-dated German bonds over the country's benchmark 10-year debt was at its lowest level in over five weeks, pushed down by bets on ECB action and concerns over long-term economic growth in Europe and beyond.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling's slide since Britain voted to leave the EU makes it harder to keep interest rates at a record low and the factors that have pushed down borrowing costs so much might be starting to ease, Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said.
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Concern about the demand impact from the virus has pushed down Brent crude by almost $10 a barrel this year despite the involuntary shutdown of most of Libya's output as well as a supply pact between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Worries about the spread of coronavirus and its potential impact on the global economy pushed down the index for Brazilian shares in exchange-traded funds on the New York stock market on Tuesday, while the Sao Paulo bourse was closed for Carnival.
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The paper also said they had marks on their wrists that suggested their hands had been tied together, were wearing winter coats that had been pushed down their shoulders, as if to restrain them, and had no drugs in their system that would have caused their deaths.
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Such a quad-heavy performance earned him a score of 173, which combined with his middling short program score of 217, gave Chen a total of 22022 in the men's event — strong enough for a while for the No. 22018 spot, though he was eventually pushed down to fifth.
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For approximately 330 years, the plate has continuously been pushed down, an activity that will eventually lead it to be pushed under the North America plate, causing the region to sink six feet on the minimum and may result in one of the largest earthquakes in human history.
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Oversupply of the most common grains such as corn and soybeans has spread to niche markets because so many farmers have switched to planting different strains of seed to diversify and bolster returns after four years of bumper crops cut farm income and pushed down prices for staple grains.
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Controlling the puck in the offensive zone, Marchand was pushed down to the ice by Devils defender P.K. Subban, but he quickly collected himself and retained possession before firing the puck over the right shoulder of Schneider from the top of the zone for a 463-0 lead.
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"This car is permanently surveying the road around it and sending relevant bits of information up to the cloud, generating a true real-time map that in turn is pushed down to all the other cars," Christoph Grote, senior vice-president of electronics at BMW, tells CNN's Samuel Burke.
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LONG-TERM UNCERTAINTY For now the BoE - which is helping the economy with its massive stimulus program - is waiting to see who is right: the pessimistic investors who have pushed down the value of the pound by 13 percent since June or the country's consumers who have carried on spending.
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The moves pushed down the premium investors demand for holding Italian risk relative to that of safer Germany to around 290 bps, down from a five-year high over 300 bps on Tuesday and sapped some demand for safe-haven assets such as German bonds, the dollar and Swiss franc.
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The increasing likelihood that the United States will slide into a recession as tariffs and other trade restrictions impair the global economy is revealing yet another serious flaw in the Fed's interest-rate manipulations: Today's excessively low rates cannot be pushed down enough to stimulate a recovery from the next recession.
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I still find it hard to believe that the forces that have pushed down TV ratings across the board — in general, the proliferation of internet-connected time-suckers like Instagram and Snapchat; and specifically, the boom in non-TV video options like Netflix and YouTube — somehow don't affect pro football.
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Not only does she remember that she was actually pushed down her stairs instead of tripping, but during a gab session with her new "bestie" Anika, Rhonda catches a glimpse at her red-bottom Christian Lub's and recognizes them as the same ones that walked out of their mansion door, leaving her to die.
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The rise in stock prices over the last decade was fueled, in part, by some of the lowest global interest rates since World War II. Central banks around the world lowered rates and pushed down yields on safe government bonds, part of an effort to help economies limp their way out of the Great Recession.
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Despite the bleak outlook, the forecasts could bolster Hammond's argument that Britain must consider all options for its future relationship with the EU. Other ministers have proposed a tougher approach to the Brexit negotiations, raising the prospect of more restrictions for exporters and unsettling investors who have pushed down the value of pound further in recent weeks.
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The BOJ is likely to debate expanding monetary stimulus at a policy meeting ending later on Thursday, as sluggish global demand hurts exports and weak wage growth undermines private consumption, sources have told Reuters.. "Oil prices falls and the waning effect from a weak yen pushed down core CPI," said Hidenobu Tokuda, senior economist at Mizuho Research Institute.
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Jane the Virgin and Ugly Betty built themselves on being Americanized telenovelas (Ugly Betty was itself based on the telenovela Yo Soy Betty, La Fea), with plenty of the Latin Lover archetype, people dramatically being pushed down stairs, and the-dead-not-actually-being-dead action that has kept Televisa and Univision rolling in soap opera ratings.
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With Martin Kastner, whose design firm, Crucial Detail, makes the platters for the Bocuse d'Or cooking contest, Mr. Keller created a gadget with a stainless-steel base to hold the butter and a bone china top with holes that is pushed down over the base so the butter curls emerge; it's like a tabletop cookie press.
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U.S. Treasury yields slid, pressured by concerns about the IMF's global economic outlook for 2019 as well as a round of headlines on Britain's messy departure from the EU. In Europe, government borrowing costs in southern countries hit fresh lows, pushed down by hopes that this week's European Central Bank meeting will reinforce expectations for supportive policy measures in the months ahead.
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"With the crowd closing in and the loud yelling and threats towards us, I pushed down the male to ensure my weight was full on his person so he could not attempt to take flight or fight against us," Krickovich wrote, adding that it felt as though the boy in the red tank was trying to push up while he was pushing down.
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As mobile pushed down the cost, size and density of these "Systems On a Chip (SOC)", and "Systems on a Module (SOM)," the cost of making a very capable computer with lots of different sensors has dropped precipitously, laying the groundwork for what will become the future Internet of Things: tiny computers, everywhere, talking to each other and the cloud.
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U.S. Treasury yields slid, pressured by concerns about the IMF's global economic outlook for 2019 as well as a round of headlines on Britain's messy departure from the EU. In Europe, government borrowing costs in southern countries hit fresh lows, pushed down by hopes that this week's European Central Bank meeting will reinforce expectations for supportive policy measures in the months ahead.
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And in the Lion Air crash, investigators are also examining whether the MCAS set up a struggle between the new flight control system and the pilots, as Nicas, Kaplan, and Glanz note: The automated system, which may have pushed down the nose of the aircraft in the Lion Air crash, activates if just one of two sensors mounted on the aircraft's exterior says the nose is too high.
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School resource officers, for example, were placed in schools to improve safety, but there have been several high-profile incidents of officers responding to black students with violence — like when a 16-year-old girl was violently thrown in her classroom by a police officer at Spring Valley High in Columbia, South Carolina, in 2015, or earlier this year when a girl was punched, tased, and pushed down school steps by police in Chicago.
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The Bank of England took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds in what it said was a "challenging" period likely to follow the June 23 "Brexit" vote to quit the EU. The latest measures announced by BoE Governor Mark Carney pushed down sterling, which in turn gave a lift to the FTSE 100, since a weaker pound can help exports from the index's international companies.
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If you look at some of the research that's going on, I think one of the most interesting and important conclusions from that is that the negative spillovers from other parts of the world, if they go into recession and hit the zero lower bound, and monetary policy cannot be fully effective in bringing their economies back to full strength, the negative spillover is greater if the rest of the world is also getting pushed down to the zero lower bound.
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