Instead of rallying the whole world, rallying a coalition maybe Linette getting us back in the Trans-Pacific Partnership right?
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"It's not even us rallying together, it's us just rallying to her," Palmer told PEOPLE at the X ShoeDazzle Luncheon on Wednesday.
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The people that rallying around our team, rallying around our cause, love this country, are passionate about this country and are anxious to see change.
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"I think it's going to be a very interesting case study to see the rallying around women versus the rallying around black people," Joseph said.
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I've been rallying for DACA, and in the summer, I'll be rallying again so that people are aware that if certain senators are elected they can help impeach Donald Trump.
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We confronted Richard Spencer, the white nationalist known for using Nazi rallying cries We confronted Richard Spencer, the white nationalist known for using Nazi rallying cries This interview originally aired Dec.
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" — the movement's rallying cry — which means "Water is life.
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It also is — or should be — a rallying cry.
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That may be quixotic but is a rallying cry nonetheless.
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The next step in the process will be rallying support.
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But clearly, #BlackWomen is more a rallying cry than #DepressedWhiteTurnoutFTW.
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It has been rallying since Trump's surprising win on Nov.
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"Equal pay for equal work" is a common rallying cry.
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Maxine Waters used it as a rallying cry in speeches.
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After Tuesday, they were rallying fans just to carry on.
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Health care is a rallying cry, particularly among Democratic candidates.
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But more importantly, people are rallying hard for the film.
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What about this moment makes socialism such a rallying cry?
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Most important, artistic standards are rallying under Mr. Vanska's leadership.
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Rallying us to "get information," as this genius parody does.
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She said the community was rallying to help the tourists.
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The #FreeBobiWine hashtag has become a rallying point on Twitter.
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The rapper is one of multiple celebrities rallying around Davidson.
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The Senate is rallying behind a proposal from Texas Sen.
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"Women can choose," she writes in her final rallying cry.
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That's because many of them will be rallying there, too.
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Now, with oil rallying nearly 60 percent off its Feb.
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Democrats are rallying to defeat these efforts on Capitol Hill.
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It soon became a rallying cry for the rightwing fringe.
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The rallying dollar dragged commodities, including gold and oil, lower.
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"Hillary is rallying right now throughout the state," said Hanson.
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The digital currency has been rallying significantly in recent weeks.
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Rallying the public for military conflict presently seems almost inconceivable.
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Hate became the rallying cry of far too many conservatives.
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Religious freedom is rarely a rallying cry on the left.
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Rallying in detestation of his opponent is their only hope.
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Few elected officials are rallying behind the "Dump Trump" banner.
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The issue duly became a rallying call for Greek nationalists.
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Hotels in Chicago are also rallying around the film's anniversary.
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His last words, "I can't breathe," became a rallying cry.
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House Democratic leaders are rallying behind a push for Rep.
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Presidential slogans can serve as a rallying cry for change.
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It's been rallying for the past 4 or 5 days.
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Tier 20.215 paper widened up to 7.93bp before rallying back.
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Instead, the focus is on rallying support for the idea.
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Kamala Harris was rallying support for House candidates in California.
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Even the medical community is now rallying around these drugs.
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That rallying is still ringing in their young, inexperienced ears.
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The top performing chipmaker this year might keep on rallying.
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What we haven't been doing is rallying for a dogfight.
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So why are young Latinx voters rallying behind Mr. Sanders?
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"Vegas Strong" is the rallying cry after this mass shooting.
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Senate Republicans are rallying to protect special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Indeed, "Hong Kong today, Taiwan tomorrow" became Tsai's rallying cry.
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But the companies that make your cleaning products are rallying.
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Stopping Mr. Bannon would be an important, rallying symbolic victory.
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Rallying together is our only tool in fighting these atrocities.
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The phrase became a rallying cry and eventually a meme.
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Her death became a rallying cry for critics of Israel.
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The music scene has been rallying around youth voter registration.
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His inauguration speech was a populist and nationalist rallying cry.
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News of the tax cuts instantly sent Indian stocks rallying.
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Pakistan's rallying stocks come ahead of a politically turbulent background.
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The stock responded accordingly in January by rallying 8 percent.
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Will his rallying cry then be the obvious, "Dump Trump"?
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In Ireland, the Tyrrelstown episode has become a rallying cry.
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Days later he was at Ground Zero, rallying the country.
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On Inauguration Day, they sound something like a rallying cry.
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In the interim, "Free Angela" had become a rallying cry.
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The concert was a rallying cry for peace and tolerance.
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The threat worked, rallying support from businesses and government leaders.
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These marches are often rallying points for ardent PiS supporters.
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What about neighborhood rallying points, BEECN, or NET assembly points?
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"It was a rallying cry, to be honest," Thrun told TechCrunch.
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Then, "nevertheless she persisted" became a rallying cry and popular tattoo.
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"Stop Trump" isn't a rallying cry, it's an admission of defeat.
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And now fast food restaurants are picking up the rallying cry.
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Trade and job losses were central rallying cries of his campaign.
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This year, International Women's Day has a rallying cry of #BeBoldForChange.
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Every time we get around that number, markets come rallying back.
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Fans are rallying around Grey's Anatomy's Sarah Drew and Jessica Capshaw.
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As always, creative flair was out in spades on rallying placards.
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Instead, people used it as a rallying cry to help him.
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He even has a sort of rallying cry for his perspective.
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Communities are rallying en masse to help pay off that debt.
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Shares were rallying Friday as investors reacted to the improved trends.
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Stocks have been rallying since Trump won the election in November.
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Bennett's obit is becoming a rallying call for overweight people everywhere.
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Climate activists rallying outside of the ExxonMobil trial in New York.
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For example, Trump is not rallying in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin or Michigan.
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The progressive rallying cry #AbolishICE has gained steam in recent months.
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The number of people rallying on Mr. DeFriest's behalf also grew.
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Every time he enters battle on-screen he's rallying for her.
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The increasing frequency of data breaches should become a rallying cry.
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The need for banking reform has become a common rallying cry.
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The mosque compound has served as a rallying cry for Palestinians.
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Not the "Never again" of the Parkland students' rallying cry, certainly.
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Ocasio-Cortez's win was just the rallying cry the group needed.
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It's a rallying cry in the vein of Black Lives Matter.
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The 2022s were at 53.25/54.00 after rallying from yesterday's 52.55.
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Rallying with your righteous squad could be highly impactful this workweek.
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Identity politics used to be a rallying cry for the left.
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France's bruised political establishment is rallying behind Macron, whose En Marche!
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Along the way, 261 became a rallying cry among female runners.
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Gold started rallying before the market crash, during, and now after.
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"Say lil' bitch," she confronts, rallying up anyone in her vicinity.
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That number became a rallying cry among activists calling for justice.
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His war against the country has given it a rallying cause.
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Following Bush's exit, the establishment is furiously rallying around Florida Sen.
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Doesa this Lyft driver rallying for union elections think you're woke?
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Instead of rallying us, climate despair asks us to give up.
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Technology like encrypted apps, used to broadcast rallying calls, has helped.
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Trump, the Republican nominee, is rallying supporters in Miami at noon.
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The phrase later became a rallying cry for the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
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Trump has offered this population an unashamed and unfiltered rallying cry.
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The index found support from rallying stocks in Asia and Europe.
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That won't stop us from fighting and rallying everyone to #SayHerName.
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Today there are whole organizations dedicated to rallying even shorter workweeks.
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Walking away, I yelled our rallying cry in solidarity: HOYA SAXA!
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Politically, Israel, its first rallying cry, no longer offers much glue.
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Some of the monuments have become rallying points for white nationalists.
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"No more Souters" became a rallying cry of the Federalist Society.
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The teenagers were rallying against fuel and bread shortages, residents said.
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What's the glory in rallying the troops for a popular governor?
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The local Memphis community is rallying behind their homegrown sport-stars.
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They were correct, and in that we heard a rallying cry.
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Republicans rightly are rallying together to get this done by Christmas.
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They were furious with Schumer for not rallying more Democratic opposition.
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Tuesday, Yalqun was among nearly 200 protesters rallying outside the United
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The Astros did so by rallying from a 73-0 deficit.
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It should come also as a rallying cry and a rebuke.
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This was applauded initially, with both Europe and U.S. futures rallying.
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We will make #NeverAgain a reality, not just a rallying cry.
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To be sure, compromise has become a rallying cry of some.
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Democrats in the Senate are increasingly rallying behind universal health care.
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"Outcasts and girls with ambition," she sang like a rallying cry.
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The campaign rallying cry, Not Insane, has never been more appropriate.
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ET, after rallying nearly $2 a barrel in the previous session.
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IAC is one of many companies rallying against the regulation changes.
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But McCain seeks to preserve our traditional rallying point — our ideals.
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I'm really proud to see everyone rallying together to help customers.
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The Turkish lira fell after rallying for more than four days.
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Stocks have been rallying in recent days after a tumultuous month.
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Mr. Tashi's plight has become a rallying point for Tibetans abroad.
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Mr. Macron's resignation has become a rallying cry for the protesters.
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But gun rights remain a potent rallying cry in many places.
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Rallying around the agency are consumer groups, Democrats and constitutional scholars.
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The speeches were anodyne, or became rallying cries for the party.
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DO urge trade organizations to join us in this rallying cry.
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We love these kids and their rallying cry, 'enough is enough.
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As it is, how much more rallying does the base need?
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Amy Klobuchar in rallying behind Biden, one day before Super Tuesday.
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As the years went on, her name became a rallying cry.
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The outbreak may have created a fresh rallying point for protesters.
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The symbols have increasingly become a rallying call for white supremacists.
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This required rallying different teams to provide the data they needed.
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The Senate GOP and other party members are rallying behind Sen.
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They adopted the rallying cry #NeverAgain, and a nascent movement formed.
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"Keep the oil outta my boil," has become our rallying cry.
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"National security" has been a rallying cry for politicians for centuries.
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Boeing shares started 2018 on fire, rallying 20 percent in January.
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He has to support the rallying call of the young people.
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The Latino youth Mr. Sanders is rallying haven't been reliable voters.
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For them, making America great again is a cogent rallying cry.
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"Leave a light on for Scotland" has become the rallying cry.
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To hear more about what other stocks are rallying, click here.
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Maybe even a Clint Eastwood-style rallying cry for American exceptionalism.
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"Keep the dragon's fire: save our steel" is their rallying cry.
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Unions, which typically favor Democratic candidates, remain influential in rallying voters.
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Click here for more on the Republican lawmakers rallying around Pruitt.
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Shares had been rallying in expectation of positive holiday sales figures.
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A rallying cry for voter registration is at least a start.
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"You win elections by rallying and growing your base," D'Aniello says.
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Despite her faults, at least Clinton served as their rallying point.
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Democrats around the country were rallying around her history-making candidacy.
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But the real rallying issue for the group is higher education.
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He's already rallying his troops in case Trump launches an invasion.
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As Election Day approaches, candidates are rallying their bases to vote.
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The phrase "she persisted" almost immediately became a feminist rallying cry.
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But coming ahead of the primary, critics say, it has the practical effect of rallying the state's Republicans behind Cox, while hurting Villaraigosa and complicating Democratic hopes of denying the GOP a general election rallying point.
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For Mr. Peters, the minister's dismissal of farming was a rallying cry.
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McGowan's Twitter leave of absence galvanized a rallying cry from her supporters.
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Even top gaming personalities like Tyler "Ninja" Blevins are rallying behind VoiceoverPete.
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Rallying around the Park Service makes sense, too, considering other concurrent events.
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Croatia conceded the opening goal in each game before rallying to advance.
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The detentions have become an even greater rallying cry for the activists.
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His posts were a rallying cry, full of resentment toward Big Tech.
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And once again, members of the Muslim community are rallying to help.
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With U.S. Treasury bond prices rallying hard, the euro zone followed suit.
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The market has been rallying since Trump won the election in November.
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And until those numbers change, I'll be rallying around, and for, women.
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The Mexican peso fell after rallying as much as 2.6 percent overnight.
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We had rallying cries to get digital folk on the pitch team.
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Has she adopted "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum" as a feminist rallying call?
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The rallying cry "yaaas" seems to have started with a gay man.
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Ulta Beauty has also had an impressive year, rallying 41% since January.
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The stock trades at roughly $140 after rallying nearly 70% in 2019.
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On Monday, it posted its second-best day on record, rallying 19.9%.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, is also rallying her troops.
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Cramer is skeptical of its rallying odds when the company reports Thursday.
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Photos on social media showed students rallying at numerous universities and cities.
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Other stocks on Goldman's list are also rallying on the trade truce.
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Some have begun rallying support for the actor on Instagram and Twitter.
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The Fight for $21 has become a rallying cry on the left.
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Still, a large number of readers defended the nominations, rallying behind #OscarsSoRight.
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"More and more of countries are rallying behind this goal," he said.
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In fact, for Sim at Boldstart, that has become a rallying cry.
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Recently, fighting blasphemy has also become a rallying cry for the government.
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When the three women joined the effort for rallying around a Dec.
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Some of the special elections success reflects startup progressive groups rallying voters.
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Infrastructure stocks have been rallying since President-elect Donald Trump's victory Nov.
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Motivational posters with bold corporate slogans dotted its offices, rallying the troops.
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Banking stocks were drawn into the trend after rallying in early deals.
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Striking workers will start rallying in central Athens at around 0800 GMT.
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The term was quickly embraced as a feminist rallying cry for Clinton.
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And with leaders and rallying cries like Oprah's, the momentum seems unstoppable.
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Every recent stock market decline has been a rallying cry to buy.
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It also focuses on one of Trump's favorite rallying cries, American jobs.
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Shares closed 1.2 percent higher, despite rallying 6 percent in early trade.
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Of course, no true internet rallying cry would complete without a change.
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FreedomWorks officials are rallying behind a longshot replacement bill authored by Sen.
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There was even a banner rallying against the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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And the way we do that is by rallying millions of people.
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Now, both sides are rallying support ahead of the July 30 vote.
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"Four Americans died" was a right-wing rallying cry until November 9.
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The first letter of each paragraph spells out a rallying cry: RESIST.
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Her coach, with whom she's rallying, waves it off, and they continue.
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It incensed many Remainers and thus provides a rallying point for liberals.
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The issue became a rallying cry for Trump on the campaign trail.
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"Abolish ICE" is becoming a catchall rallying cry against draconian immigration policies.
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It was a rallying cry that flipped Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and beyond.
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Democratic lawmakers also began rallying behind the idea of abolishing ICE. Sen.
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These are the eternal rallying points for the rites of British teenhood.
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And I think everybody that I know was out there rallying today.
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Leaders in both parties deserve credit for rallying behind this commonsense legislation.
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The announcement sent the Dow rallying more than 300 points on Tuesday.
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The Nasdaq climbed 0.9%, rallying for the ninth time in 10 days.
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Sanders turned the night's event into a rallying cry for 2020 action.
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Both asset classes are telling different stories, but are rallying in concert.
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Now Greer travels the country sharing her story, rallying others to action.
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Students have been leading the charge, rallying lawmakers and calling for change.
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Rallying oil prices and reduced recession fears sparked the upswing in returns.
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But with many establishment Republicans rallying behind Cruz, and with Ohio Gov.
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You're going to get a rally and the market is rallying today.
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But Ward has had early success rallying Trump's supporters to her cause.
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A rallying cry on which a Ford branding effort was once premised.
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With U.S. Treasury bond prices rallying hard, euro zone bonds followed suit.
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He's rallying more and more people and it causes divisions across families.
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The SOTU needs to be a rallying call to get things done.
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Conservatives are rallying at UC Berkeley for four days starting on Sunday.
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"It will be rallying; it will be similar to Stonewall," she said.
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In this, she has also become a rallying point for Mexican people.
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Sanders' response was to attack "the establishment" for rallying around his opponent.
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What we're watching is more than the center rallying around Joe Biden.
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This is a clear sign that the party is rallying behind him.
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One possible Republican rallying cry: a plan the Trump administration is advancing.
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The hashtag is flooded with fish skeletons, drawings, rallying cries, and more.
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Instead, we did 21010 minutes of shouting and rallying for gun control.
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"Remember the Maine!" was a rallying cry of the Spanish-American War.
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"Remember the Maine!" was the rallying cry of the Spanish-American War.
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Some became rallying cries and signature to his candidacy ("build the wall").
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And as part of a repeal package, it was a rallying cry.
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And, with that, something else happened: Politicians began rallying behind the lawsuits.
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The symbol of Zapata has become a rallying cry for the movement.
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The film has some of the singer's fans rallying to his defense.
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Opponents of immigration have long had one rallying cry: rule of law!
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The blaze has also become a rallying cry among celebrities and activists.
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Moderates appear to be rallying around former Vice President Joe Biden. Sen.
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That statement has proved to be the rallying cry for gerrymandering opponents.
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A substantial role in rallying Democrats to support the disastrous Iraq War?
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"I want my country back!" he said, echoing the right's rallying cry.
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Do you think that might mitigate the impact of the rallying effect?
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Hillary Clinton is rallying supporters in New York City on Wednesday evening.
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Polls suggest this is paying off, with Sanders supporters rallying behind her.
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And that would be a GOP rallying cry throughout the Obama presidency.
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They adopted the rallying cry "#NeverAgain," and a nascent movement was born.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, rallying his supporters to back him.
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Goerges, the defending champion, had 24 winners while rallying to the victory.
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That priority is enshrined in the movement's rallying cry: Shut Down Canada.
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And rallying grass-roots support has traditionally been one of its strengths.
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Elizabeth Warren has made taxing the uber-rich a 2020 rallying cry.
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PayPal and Square are rallying again Wednesday, a day after getting upgrades.
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But in two weeks, crude stabilized, sending the market rallying 6 percent.
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Holley spent part of the day Thursday rallying voters at a breakfast.
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The Women's March on Washington has made health care a rallying cry.
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"OK, Boomer" is not the rallying cry of the war on age.
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That's fine when rallying the Democratic base and appealing to genuine independents.
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This year, however, the rallying cry to save Christmas seems particularly discordant.
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It was one of the first rallying cries of the Information Age.
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Dozens of Democratic women — incumbents and newcomers alike — are rallying behind Rep.
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MORE is rallying Hoosiers to the polls in Gary on November 4.
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Students who survived the shooting have since been rallying for gun control.
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Over time, "homophobia" evolved from a rallying cry to a contested term.
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The nice thing is all the other guys are rallying around him.
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Was "resist" just a rallying cry with nothing to back it up?
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The white nationalist Richard B. Spencer was rallying about 19803 kindred spirits.
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The strike is a rallying cry, but what does it lead to?
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Instead, lawmakers show that they aren't rallying around her or any plan.
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Kubica returned to rallying in 2013, winning the World Rally Championship-2.
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"Abolish ICE" becomes the newest rallying cry; Mexico elects a leftist president.
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"Been in 3 cities today rallying the troops," Mr. Buckhorn wrote via text.
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The Hammonds' case became a rallying cry that kicked off a tense standoff.
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Now he's rallying his supporters like it were the coming of the apocalypse.
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Religious leaders are not used to rallying to the defense of their rivals.
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Elizabeth Warren said Trump's presidency should serve as a rallying point for progressives.
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She credited the social media post with raising awareness and rallying the community.
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He even said, "vote your conscience," the rallying cry for anti-Trump delegates.
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Equities have been rallying since President-elect Donald Trump's surprising win Nov. 8.
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That sent European stocks rallying while pushing the euro lower against the dollar.
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Rallying the troops Veterans are prepared to continue the fight against the pipeline.
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It's why Hillary Clinton's "deplorable" remark became a rallying cry during the election.
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The news boosted several of Greece's stocks, with many of its banks rallying.
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"Broken Glass" is my rallying cry of release, healing, excitement, hope, and joy.
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Just another celebrity rallying behind young people trying to make the world safer.
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Oil is starting to cool off after rallying more than 40% this year.
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Stocks are rallying on Thursday, with the Dow and setting new intraday highs.
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That's what Donald Trump, who'll be rallying in Raleigh tonight, wants to know.
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Wilson is already using the lawsuits as a rallying cry around his cause.
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Copper is on a roll — rallying more than 10.5 percent in two weeks.
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Historically, a regiment's colors were used as a rallying point on the battlefield.
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Stocks are rallying on Thursday, with the Dow setting a new intraday high.
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Taryn says their community is rallying around the family following the emotional incident.
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Her most potent rallying cry has been opposition to recent gas-price hikes.
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Thousands are rallying behind an 0003-year old "sad grandma" in Thompson, Connecticut.
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Clinton, too, has confronted her share of challenges in rallying the Democratic base.
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Fast-food stocks were slightly lower on Monday after rallying in recent days.
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Kansas City trailed 4-1553 in the fifth before rallying for two runs.
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He said Cyprus can "play an important role" in rallying assistance for Lebanon.
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The stock has been on a tear this year, rallying more than 45%.
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It's a cool, breezy rallying cry of self-love, a confidence-boosting catchphrase.
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Shanghai-listed Kweichow Moutai have been on fire this year, rallying around 70%.
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Mr Sisi's foes hoped that Mr Morsi's death would provide a rallying point.
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Later that evening, another rallying cry surfaced to mobilize the vote against Trump.
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A political action committee formed in 2016, Amish PAC, is rallying the faithful.
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They provided the community with a rallying cry in the face of despair.
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Throughout Hillary Clinton's historic presidential campaign, Katy Perry was there rallying for her.
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Liberal men spent years rallying around Bill Clinton despite his treatment of women.
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The state is rallying them around the slogan "Your vote strengthens your steadfastness".
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It's one of several worldwide commemorations of the key gay rights rallying point.
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His case should be a rallying cry, and his release should be celebrated.
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Stocks are rallying because of how little faith we have in the government.
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Stocks are rallying on Wednesday, with the Dow holding a triple-digit gain.
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In any case, it doesn't matter: Turns out, it's not a rallying cry.
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The entire city seems to be rallying around the victims and their families.
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France's CAC index & the Europe STOXX indexes have been rallying into this election.
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Garner's last words, "I can't breathe," became a rallying cry for racial justice.
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Under them, the driver improvement campaign became the rallying cry of the company.
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Japan's Nikkei slipped 1 percent after rallying more than 2 percent on Tuesday.
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" The phrase by McConnell has since been turned into a "feminist rallying cry.
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But it seems like young women aren't rallying to this potentially historic moment.
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In Tocantins, I used my idol as a rallying point for an alliance.
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Stocks are rallying on Friday, with the Dow up more than 200 points.
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Preventing unintended pregnancy is the key and should be a bipartisan rallying cry.
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For example, in Dallas, Black Lives Matters protesters were rallying against police brutality.
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It broadcasts slickly edited combat footage, news shows and martial songs rallying supporters.
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For career officials, Ms. Yovanovitch, a three-time ambassador, is a rallying point.
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US involvement in the Yemen war, though, may be a rare rallying point.
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But they all declare the same rallying cry: Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself.
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The weaker dollar helped gold edge higher although rallying equities capped bullion's gains.
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The major U.S. stock market indexes slid back after rallying sharply on Monday.
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Brexit's specious slogan, should have been a rallying call for Labour long ago,
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A rising advance-decline line means that more stocks are rallying than falling.
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Voting rights has become a rallying point for progressive groups across the country.
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The North is finally rallying around Jon, led by the excellent Lady Mormont.
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The doctrine of state rights has long been a rallying cry among conservatives.
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In 22016, when frustrated veterans from Cuba's African ventures began rallying around Gen.
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Crown Holdings shares have been on fire this year, rallying more than 22020%.
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Conservatives rose to the challenge, rallying around the Republican candidate despite his flaws.
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Bernie Sanders was just down the road rallying voters to join his movement.
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Our question for today is, Why aren't these people rallying around John Kasich?
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But Deli Girls take the other path, turning the pain into rallying cries.
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And Germany's anti-immigrant fringe is using the attack as a rallying point.
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"The rent is too damn high" is a rallying cry for a reason.
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"You have the more general phenomenon of rallying around the flag," he said.
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His dying words became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) ended the day up 8%, rallying into the close.
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Beyond sex, Stripped throws out more than one rallying cry for women's voices.
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The S&P 500 had a strong September in 2013, rallying nearly 3%.
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But that did not prevent hundreds from rallying there and in Nur-Sultan.
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To not just win, but to win the way we did, rallying back.
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Its rallying cry might as well be, 'If it's not too much trouble.
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Wade as a rallying cry for conservative Christians to deny him another one.
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But Republican leaders have been in lockstep against Amash, rallying around the president.
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The rallying cry allowed Occupy to be much bigger than the protests themselves.
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"My own accounts were rallying, so I thought this was strange," she said.
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Insurers, hospitals, and medical groups are rallying behind them as the outbreak continues.
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But Mr. Erdogan's growing authoritarianism has itself proved to be a rallying point.
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Our rallying cry, "silence = death," defined marginalization as well as any words could.
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At Women's Marches and other protests, "pussy grabs back" became a rallying cry.
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I don't accept, but can vaguely understand, Republicans' rallying around Trump on impeachment.
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The exhibition can't stop any of this, but it's an energizing rallying cry.
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Mr. Tao's fearless performance made the piece seem a rallying cry for protest.
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EEM started the year off strong, rallying more than 1 percent on Tuesday.
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Mr. McConnell's coda has already been repurposed as a sort of rallying cry.
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Sinn Fein has never been shy about rallying support for a United Ireland.
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Clinton's former advisers were rallying behind Ms. Eve, The Times reported that Mrs.
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Some supporters have leveraged the episode into a rallying cry for fund-raising.
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Long story short, the boxing community is rallying around the 29-year-old.
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Ghanni will have little trouble rallying forces in support of acts of revenge.
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Qassem Soleimani last week could become a "rallying force" for anti-American activity.
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At the same time, political Islam was becoming his generation's great rallying cry.
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You have to admire the Met's intrepid cast, chorus and orchestra for rallying.
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Risk markets loved it, with stocks and bonds rallying and the dollar falling.
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Corn and wheat futures also declined, setting back after rallying a day earlier.
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Warren has made "big, structural change" a rallying cry for her presidential bid.
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In recent months, his campaign has focused more on rallying grass-roots support.
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America should focus on rallying its friends, not trying to placate its enemies.
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She can disentangle the most complex challenges by rallying stakeholders in common cause.
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The global PMIs slightly down in Europe as the European's currency is rallying.
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The Russian rouble gained 0023 percent, helped by oil prices rallying 0013 percent.
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Despite the overall move, energy stocks are rallying on the oil price jump.
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Nadler was having trouble rallying real support and consensus for his quasi impeachment.
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"But Gorsuch!" became an early rallying cry for Republican regulars for a reason.
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"For the Palestinians, it was seen as a rallying point," Professor Dumper said.
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Trump used these attacks as a rallying cry during his 2016 election campaign.
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They have nonetheless become a rallying cry at the highest level of politics.
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Post-Soviet style monument graveyards could become new rallying places for hate groups.
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Their rallying call was a griefer checklist: Do you delight in others' misfortune?
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The 7-meter-tall bronze head of Marx in the city center was once a rallying point for demonstrations that took place each Monday to demand the end of Communism; this week it was the rallying point of the far right.
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It also fell to a three-year low against the euro before rallying slightly.
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The hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue has become a rallying point for anti-Trump protesters.
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In the Trump era, Teen Vogue has become a rallying point of the resistance.
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The Times cited concerns over immigration, a key rallying point of the "Leave" camp.
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Asian optimism spread into European trading hours, with Turkey's lira and stocks rallying strongly.
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The march is a release valve, an avenue to be heard, a rallying cry.
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Feeder cattle futures shrugged off rallying corn prices and edged upward with live cattle.
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The news comes amid fan campaigns rallying behind the series to keep it going.
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Still, as a way of rallying socially conservative voters, bathroom bills are good politics.
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When she started rallying for the bill, she asked reporters to keep her anonymous.
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The company has, for roughly a decade, struggled with rallying third-party publisher interest.
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And audiences are rallying to show him they at least got five on it.
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Notwithstanding that, some of Soros Fund Management's positions seemed to be rallying on Friday.
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Brent was flat on the week after rallying for four weeks in a row.
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For the president is not just good at rallying throngs of his own supporters.
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Environmentalists are rallying behind Nelson, and launching their own attacks on Scott's environmental record.
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Charlotte trailed by as many as 19 points in the third quarter before rallying.
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Democratic senators beat the drum of outrage, rallying to Warren's defense: This is unreal.
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The index of Nigeria's top 10 lenders led the stocks charge, rallying 4.4 percent.
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Each of the women tweeted rallying cries to bring awareness to the day's events.
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It's always fun to have that kind of camaraderie and teammates rallying around you.
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Trump won the presidency by rallying middle-American working-class whites against coastal elites.
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The dollar held on to gains after rallying against most major currencies on Tuesday.
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Grassroots activists are now rallying behind an eccentric new hero in Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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These sweeping changes qualify, and could serve as a rallying call for Facebook's team.
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For them, "Stop The Trump Agenda" is likely to be a great rallying cry.
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The news shifted the whole group, with shares of Southwest, American and Delta rallying.
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" A growing number of institutions have been rallying under the banner of "open content.
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For months the ship's sinking became a rallying cry for Jews around the world.
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That sent shares of Lyft stepping on the gas and rallying 4 percent today.
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"Send her back" may seem easy to shrug off as a cheap rallying cry.
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The poem has long been a rallying call for black people around the world.
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After its rallying cry, the petition lists safety tips for both parents and partiers.
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After rallying on the news, the stock turned lower to trade down 4.8 percent.
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Democrats are rallying around other flashpoints in Kavanaugh's record, from abortion to health care.
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After rallying in early trading on Tuesday, Goldman shares fell more than 1 percent.
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That's why overturning Citizens United has become a rallying cry for Democratic presidential candidates.
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They echo the greater rallying cry that must lead us to change: Believe Women.
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The market has been rallying since President-elect Donald Trump's victory on Nov. 8.
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"The American carnage stops right here and stops right now," came the rallying cry.
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The demonstrations took place despite tight government control of key roads and rallying points.
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Facebook shares were rallying Monday, despite a sell-off that blasted the broader markets.
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That sound you hear is Trump rallying GOPers on Supreme Court, 21625nd amendment & abortion.
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Team Trump says the latter: It was simply a rallying cry to defeat Clinton.
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The continues to notch new highs this week, but not all stocks are rallying.
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Stocks are rallying on Monday, with the Dow and moving out of a correction.
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The Giudice family is rallying together before husband and father Joe heads to prison.
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"Obama's speech is intended to be a rallying cry for despondent Democrats," Sweet reported.
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World stocks rose, with Asian shares rallying to a 21.5-1.63/21.6-year high.
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He thinks Bunz can monetize through hosting events by selling tickets or rallying sponsors.
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"F--- Donald Trump" became a popular rallying call at hip-hop shows last year.
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Sanders is rallying voters in Maine ahead of the state's Democratic caucus on Sunday.
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Traders mostly ignored bad news out of the hearing, with Facebook's stock rallying significantly.
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"She's totally controlled by Wall Street," Mr. Trump said, echoing a Sanders rallying cry.
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"I have a plan for that" has become Ms. Warren's signature campaign rallying cry.
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She has started rallying Democratic support behind the bill, according to the Huffington Post.
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DXY rallying against a basket of currencies and the crude benchmarks into negative territory.
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I can see my campaign rallying cry now: 'Take back our country from Russia.
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He acknowledged that his rallying cry to save the planet had not galvanized Americans.
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TV. "It will be a rallying cry more so than anything else," he added.
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Reversal of that law was a rallying cry for hard-right Republicans, including Trump.
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Base elections are more about rallying your core supporters than about persuading uncommitted voters.
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And even though recent polls and surveys show Sanders supporters largely rallying to Mrs.
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The campaign is turning its allegations of unfair media coverage into a rallying cry.
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Patterson sees Spotify shares rallying 19 percent to $190 over the next 12 months.
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"He'll definitely spend time rallying his supporters," said Jen Psaki, the president's communications director.
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In practice, this change will prevent superdelegates from rallying around a more electable frontrunner.
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With a Churchillian rallying cry, he unleashed officers to fight crime block by block.
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The bill has bipartisan support and tech industry experts are also rallying behind it.
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There's no denying that 2017 was both bizarre and a rallying of all sorts.
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These historical and literary mashups, it's important to understand, aren't about rallying the masses.
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These lobbyists' rallying cry is the supposed "pilot shortage" touted by the regional airlines.
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For the past few weeks, OPEC members have been rallying support to trim supply.
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Suddenly, Pink Floyd's brand of existentialism became a rallying cry for my untapped angst.
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A potential showstopper is "The Vote Song," a cathartic number about rallying union votes.
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Rare earth producers slumped after rallying in recent weeks as trade war tensions intensified.
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"Flatten the curve" has almost become a rallying cry in the US this week.
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However, this is not a rallying cry for the environmentalists to redouble their efforts.
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Addressing basic needs across all segments of society could have its own rallying effect.
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Some fans blamed the governor for not rallying more support for the 24 plan.
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" The NHS has said it is "rallying the troops for the war on coronavirus.
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Rather than rallying to face that veritable war machine, Republicans turned on each other.
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Conservatives in the state have been rallying against the open primary system for years.
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Go deeper: Trump slams Dems in rallying cry for Kentucky governor ahead of race
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Because of the pro-democracy protests, Hong Kong has become a central rallying point.
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Since 2010, the Republican campaign rallying cry has been to "repeal and replace" ObamaCare.
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It's just unbelievable how an entire nation is rallying around Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Los Angeles trailed by as much as 14 in the third quarter before rallying.
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Kirchner have turned the apparent disappearance of Mr. Maldonado, 28, into a rallying cry.
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The Nuggets were outscored in the first three quarters before rallying in the fourth.
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The president has also used impeachment as a rallying cry to unite his supporters.
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Followers can be found rallying tightly behind the militant sunniness of venture capitalist Twitter.
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Mr. Liberman has a long history of rallying anti-Arab sentiment for his campaigns.
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The case drew high-profile lawyers and became a rallying cry for press freedom.
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Khair's death became a rallying point during 16 weeks of protests against Bashir's rule.
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Progressive voters are rallying behind Sanders more than his opponent on the left Sen.
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Three weeks later, WTI crude was down by about 15 percent before rallying again.
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No, but they were rallying for causes that would one day get them there.
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The Mariners blew a five-run lead before rallying from a five-run deficit.
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From a technical perspective, some traders say the stock is poised to continue rallying.
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References to the Statue of Liberty and its famous inscription became a rallying cry.
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He will also likely continue rallying his supporters against the bigger threat of Trump.
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Chinese manufacturing staged a surprise recovery — rallying to an 20.1-month high in November.
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The major averages had their biggest monthly gains since June, rallying to record highs.
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Media was the best performing sector on Thursday, rallying to close 2.3 percent higher.
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Upholding democracy is the rallying cry of those who wish to see Brexit done.
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Upholding democracy is the rallying cry of those who wish to see Brexit done.
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Republicans are increasingly rallying behind a shorter trial that might not include any witnesses.
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That hasn't stopped Rajput and Hindu extremists from turning "Padmaavat" into a rallying cry.
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It disappeared into a list of her policies, rather than becoming a rallying cry.
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In Southeast Portland, PBEM employees are rallying at their workplace: the Emergency Coordination Center.
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Although they've become activist rallying cries, Kavanaugh's views on polarizing subjects like Roe v.
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"The way these guys are picking each other up, rallying around each other up and rallying around the adversity we've had, it's kind of become a little calling card," Boone said, adding later, "They're very close, they're very resilient, they're very tough."
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The president has since made border security the rallying cry of his re-election campaign.
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Alibaba 2024s also enjoyed strong support, rallying to 177bp today, tightening from 179.3 last Thursday.
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Getting rid of the euro, and returning to the franc, is another popular rallying cry.
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People on Twitter have been rallying around the hashtags #SaveOppy and #WakeUpOppy throughout the week.
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"It was truly the great Robin Wright rallying," Clarkson said on The Talk last month.
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Like many others in the scientific community, he's rallying for a scientist march on Washington.
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Stocks are rallying at the open, as the Trump "hope trade" remains very much alive.
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The news sent stocks surging on Monday, with the Dow rallying more than 300 points.
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And yet, there were millions rallying for a different direction (and a time machine, apparently).
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No one's rallying around the rights of those offenders to get a second chance, though.
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The unity in Liverpool was not the unity of a party rallying behind its leader.
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"Not my president" was a rallying cry being called out across America on Wednesday night.
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Citigroup shares have been on fire this year, rallying nearly 30% in that time period.
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Netflix is the front-runner of the so-called FANG names, rallying 230% this year.
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By rallying around Khashoggi, they can hold MBS to his social and political liberalization promises.
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EDT (1758 GMT) after rallying to a high of $75.60, the highest since Oct. 31.
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Parks's act was the rallying of many Negro leaders in the city to help her.
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For unions, it has been an important rallying cry with membership dropping in recent years.
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Together, the instances became a rallying cry for a protest against violence toward Peruvian women.
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At first glance, it seems like a rallying cry — perhaps akin to CaShawn Thompson's #BlackGirlMagic.
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The phrase quickly became a rallying cry for Warren supporters and proponents of women's rights.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) while rallying in the heart of her district in downtown Minneapolis.
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China has been rallying support from foreign powers in the face of new American tariffs.
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The kids loved Bonnie and Clyde, which became a rallying cry for the burgeoning counterculture.
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And they also need to prevent their currencies from tumbling against a rallying dollar .DXY.
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European stocks closed mixed on Wednesday after a slew of earnings, with banking stocks rallying.
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Stocks are rallying on Monday, with the Dow, Nasdaq and all hitting new intraday highs.
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"Equity market reactivity increases when equity markets are rallying over the prior month," Deshpande added.
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Brexit adds more confusion, providing the SNP with both a rallying cry and a schism.
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Treasurys surged, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury notes rallying to yield 1.577 percent Friday.
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Ohio State moved up three places to No. 3 after rallying to beat then-No.
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This isn't the first time Soloway has let loose this particular rallying cry, of course.
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The Dow, meanwhile, climbed 76.71 points, or 0.3% at 26,860.20 after rallying nearly 200 points.
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The share is up 30 percent year to date after rallying on PAI's April bid.
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"Betrayal" will be the rallying cry of Trump and his followers after the general election.
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Stocks are rallying on Wednesday, with the Dow, Nasdaq and up more than one percent.
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Heyer, 32, was killed as she counter-protested white nationalists rallying in Charlottesville last month.
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It's a mantra no matter if Bitcoin's price is rallying or tanking—don't sell, hold.
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"I did feel like this was a rallying cry for so many women," she said.
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But it quickly became a rallying cry in defense of Warren and others who've persisted.
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There's a reason why "Nevertheless, she persisted" became a rallying cry for women after Sen.
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The non-profit Competitive Enterprise Institute played a big role in rallying outside conservative groups.
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"The stock market is rallying basically for one reason: The Fed backed off," Bianco said.
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Many companies stopped including wireless charging components because the market wasn't rallying around wireless charging.
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That could work for industrials—except they have already rallied as the banks were rallying.
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For seven decades, "never forget" has been a rallying cry of the Holocaust remembrance movement.
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FirstRand was the biggest gainer among the blue-chips, rallying 4.8 percent to 48.32 rand.
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Rallying the world to defend democracy matters, as does humanitarian relief for Venezuelans' immense suffering.
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And that means rallying around a leader who can help it speak with one voice.
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"The protesters' rallying cry until yesterday was for Bouteflika to withdraw his candidacy," Skinner wrote.
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Netflix shares continued to edge up after rallying nearly 10 percent in the regular session.
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Metal prices posted solid gains on Wednesday, with the basic resources sector rallying 2 percent.
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And banks will still have trouble rallying with lower rates and a flatter yield curve.
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Game of Thrones stars are rallying together to support an important cause: Europe's migrant crisis.
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The euro EUR= dipped against the dollar, a day after rallying on the ECB announcements.
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Many career diplomats are rallying behind officials who are standing up to the Trump administration.
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Trump and other Republicans used the case as a rallying cry for tougher immigration laws.
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That song to me is not an anti-war song, it's not a rallying cry.
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It would be such a rallying cry for people that say, 'They're overstepping their bounds.
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Many women have been impacted by what is called "the Trump effect," a rallying cry.
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The earlier gains had been aided by Chinese shares rallying from the previous week's losses.
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None of the U.S. leaders rallying under the tent in Bonn are saying this however.
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Leaders of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) are rallying behind one of their own, Rep.
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Several Democratic senators are rallying supporters by taking sharp public jabs against tech firms' dominance.
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Sanders endorsed Clinton in July in an attempt at rallying progressive voters around her campaign.
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"Death to Terrorists" is a common rallying cry at their roadside demonstrations and online petitions.
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The was flat at C$1.3223 per U.S. dollar after rallying 0.75 percent on Thursday.
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The state's Republicans now appear to be rallying around Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R).
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In France, #BalanceTonPorc was a rallying call to many seeking legal avenues to tackle harassment.
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And strength has increasingly become the Obama-era rallying cry of the Republican Party's base.
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Now Democratic Senate candidates are rallying around the push to ease college debt that Mrs.
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The Flint controversy has become a rallying cry for the party ahead of November's elections.
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Presidential slogans have the potential to be powerful: a force for change, a rallying cry.
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In the early 1990s, this became the rallying cry for Bin Laden and al-Qaeda.
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In both sets, the 2017 U.S. Open finalist trailed 5-3 before rallying to win.
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Erdogan is rallying his support base with speeches and pleas to remain strong and steadfast.
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But Republicans are rallying around this guy just as if he were a normal candidate.
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President Obama's endorsement on Thursday accelerated the process of rallying Democrats around her candidacy. Mrs.
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"Safe, legal and rare," is not a rallying cry, it is a plea for mercy.
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But analysts said rallying oil prices could encourage more production, particularly from the United States.
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The new year could see rallying further on the back of corporate tax cuts stateside.
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Joe Barton at a GOP press conference rallying for a DACA fix the other day.
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Historians were highly critical of the exhibit, and the public is rallying against the monument.
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Tesco shares topped the European benchmark, rallying during afternoon trade to close up 7.2 percent.
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A slew of Los Angeles-based investors are rallying behind Chen and her perfume business.
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Hundreds of counterprotesters are also rallying in D.C. to oppose the "Unite the Right" rally.
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The teachers are rallying for higher salaries and a more manageable student-to-teacher ratio.
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"There are two things going on there," Glaze said of the companies' rallying stock price.
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He has doubled down on the message as a final rallying cry to Republican voters.
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The conservative movement — after some early warning shots — appear to be rallying around the nominee.
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The rallying cry from politicians and other leaders was to not let the terrorists win.
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The crime became a rallying cry for the far right and others who oppose migrants.
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The idea of rallying women to vote for women does not resonate for all women.
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Loud music, then, can become a particularly potent rallying cry for those ready for revolution.
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" Mr. Valls, however, said that "criticizing the elites is the rallying cry of all populists.
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She was stunned when someone switched on a television, and there he was rallying demonstrators.
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This was "The Let Go," and it was rallying New Yorkers toward playful, sweaty abandon.
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In those races, it was Republicans who were using health care as their rallying cry.
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Healthcare stocks led gains, rallying on developments in rapid testing and a potential coronavirus vaccine.
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They're not alone, however; hundreds more have heard the rallying cry, and support the fight.
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But critics used it as a rallying cry after the videos were circulated on Twitter.
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And like Lamb, he steers away from some hot-button issues and progressive rallying cries.
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"This feels like something, as a movement of queer people, we should be rallying against."
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Rallying together immediately, young activists planned the March for Our Lives for March 123, 2018.
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The S&P 500 scored its best year in six last year, rallying almost 29%.
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Bolivia's interim President Jeanine Anez is rallying opposition to Morales ahead of the May election.
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His death became a rallying cry for addressing the dearth of resources in some neighborhoods.
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On Twitter, the hashtags #auditthevote and #audittheelection have become rallying cries for supporters of Mrs.
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Shares of the tech giant were rallying Tuesday, notching a new all-time intraday high.
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Still, the oil market has kept rallying, drawing support this week from U.S. dollar weakness.
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There are plenty of past examples when the market continued rallying after its initial bounce.
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At stops along the way, aides hand out stickers and posters featuring the rallying cry.
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Elsewhere in shareholder activism: Elliott Management is rallying opposition to a proposed reorganization at Hyundai.
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The Rakhine conflict has also become a rallying call for radical Muslims in Southeast Asia.
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For the protesters, reducing Iran's influence and holding early elections have become a rallying cry.
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The theme was You Can't Have Enough Jewelry, and that is still her rallying cry.
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You have to admire the Met's intrepid cast, chorus and orchestra for rallying on Wednesday.
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Energy expert Tom Kloza expects oil prices to resume rallying on renewed hostilities with Iran.
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S. trade talks sparked volatility, with riskier Asian currencies ultimately rallying over a sinking dollar.
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"Still, at least some stocks are rallying on good news, not mere momentum," he said.
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Brent crude futures fell 0.6 percent to $74.91 a barrel after rallying 2.5 percent overnight.
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Democratic nominee is Bloomberg or ButtigiegDemocrats are rallying around one thing ... who can beat Trump.
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Nike looks poised to continue rallying here, said Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures.
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Bullock and NASS say he didn't play the lead in rallying opposition to Levin's bill.
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Rallying the troops is certainly one way of interpreting the potential reason for DeSantis' remarks.
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But the enrollment figures will provide a rallying cry for Democrats intent on saving it.
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After rallying higher for months, Honeywell's stock is incredibly close to an all-time high.
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His persona as an assertive, rallying force was immortalized in the Disney movie from 2000.
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This benefits North Korea's leadership, rallying citizens around the state narrative of a glorious struggle.
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Although they are not happy about missing class, many students are rallying behind state educators.
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Oil and gas also performed well, rallying during afternoon trade to close up 1.24 percent.
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Its chorus, in which the Patient declares he'll "carry on," was a Tumblr rallying cry.
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Given these moves, Democrats must make minority rule the rallying cry for 2020 and beyond.
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These have been rallying cries for feminists and progressives, and Republicans have traditionally opposed them.
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Tesla&aposs stock has hit an all-time high, finally rallying above $400 per share.
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But Waller-Bridge's masterpiece was an unabashed rallying cry, and hard look in the mirror.
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Kemp has also called reports of voter suppression a politically driven rallying point for Democrats.
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Global markets have been rallying as of late, but Gilbert said he's anticipating a correction.
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After rallying from a 17-point deficit to beat the Knicks in Philadelphia on Nov.
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Trump's wall isn't about governing but about creating a political symbol and rallying his base.
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Mr. Saakashvili quit as Odessa's governor last year and began rallying opposition to Mr. Poroshenko.
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But Mr. Murphy and his allies routinely point to the election as a rallying cry.
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One of his tracks, "Alright," became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement.
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One verse in particular — "I kiss you amid the Taliban" — has become a rallying cry.
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From there, I became involved with gun control advocacy, rallying for national gun control organizations.
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After touring the front, he succeeded in rallying the weary troops for yet another offensive.
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Indians protesting against a discriminatory citizenship law are using the Constitution as a rallying cry.
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Companies rallying behind Grimm include tech giants like Apple, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, Tumblr, and Yahoo.
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But the national implications of this race ultimately have Nevadans rallying around their respective parties.
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And a call for empathy is not, in and of itself, a political rallying cry.
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For several years, "We are all immigrants" has been a rallying cry for immigration reform.
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Republican presidential candidates have been using threats of terrorism as rallying points in their campaigns.
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"People will be rallying very loudly with everything we have until we see some progress."
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A long list of politicians, businesses, and everyday people are rallying behind Gavin Grimm's fight A long list of politicians, businesses, and everyday people are rallying behind Gavin Grimm's fight Attorneys general of at least 18 states, medical associations, school administrators, and tech giants are rallying around Gavin Grimm, the transgender teenager whose fight to use school facilities consistent with his gender identity will play out in the Supreme Court later this month.
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The interview, while not a rallying cry for the second invasion, which came after the Sept.
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Australia's ASX 200 closed up 23.67 points, or 0.43 percent, at 5,0.74933, with most sectors rallying.
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Crude prices were further boosted by the U.S. dollar rallying to its highest level since 2002.
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It tends to start rallying in February, and then roar higher going into the fourth quarter.
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The Internet went wild for the elegant look, rallying around a common theme — slay on bae.
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"We're all rallying around this baby, which I feel is a sweet gift to our family."
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" Last August, Trump defended white nationalists rallying in Charlottesville, Va., saying some were "very fine people.
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Rate relief: Stock markets are rallying after the US Federal Reserve suggested it could cut rates.
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U.S. crude was up marginally at $56.25 a barrel, after rallying 2.44% in the previous session.
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As we saw last week in Charlottesville, they have become rallying points for today's white supremacists.
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It's a rallying call from Queen Bey to the masses, reminding us that Black is beautiful.
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Stocks are rallying for a second straight session, with the Dow posting another triple-digit gain.
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Regardless, expect the video to become another chorus in the conservative rallying cry against Silicon Valley.
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They were also rallying for increased funding for classroom supplies and pay increases for support staff.
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Traders Guy Adami and Brian Kelly contended the metal would keep rallying in a choppy market.
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And while the community is rallying together in impressive ways, the underlying existential problem is enormous.
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Expect more rallying cries from CEOs and trade groups now that the new tariffs are official.
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The phrase has become a rallying cry for those wanting more free speech, according to Koetse.
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The Canadian dollar was flat at C$1.3235 per dollar after rallying 0.75 percent on Thursday.
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U.S. equities have stalled in recent days after rallying in the wake of Donald Trump's Nov.
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But just as rapidly as Democrats picked up progressives' rallying call on ICE, Republicans did too.
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The stockmarket is also rallying and the currency, long under pressure to devalue, is holding steady.
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They also plan to continue rallying two more times until the first vote on May 18th.
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Its third season in particular received a rallying cry for its cancellation, at least from Refinery29.
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Since the outburst, at least one of his famous sister has been rallying alongside him: Khloé.
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Gold acted as a hedge in the immediate aftermath of a Trump victory, rallying 4.7 percent.
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But it's possible that the public rallying against him might actually be more harmful to Rihanna.
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Some leftist parties are explicitly using the threat from the far right as a rallying cry.
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The Harry Potter Alliance is now rallying its members for their latest undertaking: the midterm elections.
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The company thinks it will have more luck rallying stores around the Amazon factor going forward.
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Twitter quickly seized upon the insult-cum-homage as a rallying cry for Hillary's campaign. 14.
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Caterpillar, Apple and Goldman Sachs drove the Dow's gains in June, rallying more than 12% each.
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"Her family was worried about her and they've been rallying around her," adds a family source.
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More than a collection of pop bangers, Double Dutchess is a rallying cry for female empowerment.
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"Don't California my Texas" has become a rallying cry for Republicans in the Lone Star State.
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So far, the stock market has taken the rise in yields in stride and is rallying.
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State television broadcast video of supporters of the government rallying in a large "anti-coup" protest.
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Her father became an activist, rallying for better background checks and protesting the National Rifle Association.
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His words captured on video became a rallying cry for Americans protesting police use of force.
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The S&P 500 ended the session down 0.9% at 2,953.56 after rallying more than 1%.
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A positive quarter for Apple has its shares rallying hard Wednesday after a brutal three months.
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Adam Brandon: Jim Jordan just gave the GOP base the rallying cry it so desperately needs.
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The organization is rallying donations to match funding for restoration, better lighting, and more public access.
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Surrounding counties have been rallying to support the Californians who lost their homes in the fires.
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Quite simply, it's been used a rallying cry to fuel anti-Semitism for hundreds of years.
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Stocks rang out 2016 with an unexpected late-year surge, rallying in the postelection Trump trade.
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"That's what good teams do," Merrifield said of the Royals' rallying from a 21-25.87 deficit.
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We're extremely grateful, but not surprised that our passionate fans are rallying around the brand today.
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Blue chip Emaar Properties, which had been rallying strongly for the past two weeks, lost steam.
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Since mid-April, Apple has come back, rallying more than 7 percent to its current levels.
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Stocks are rallying, with the Dow up 7 percent since hitting a low on February 11.
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Oil prices were mixed on Thursday after rallying for the first three days of the week.
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We're all rallying around this baby, which I feel is a sweet gift to our family.
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Rallying support on both sides Wednesday's strike is not the first of its kind in Venezuela.
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Commenters are rallying behind the evicted squirrel, even suggesting ways to help the lil' guy out.
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That crisis has emerged as a rallying point for Democrats as the U.S. presidential election approaches.
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But while she does have naysayers there, it is famous for rallying loyally around its leaders.
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The Republicans whom Trump is rallying include not just ordinary citizens, but many members of Congress.
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THREAD: The Proud Boys and other alt-light groups are rallying in Philadelphia on 85033/17.
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But the dead did play a rallying role in the civil-rights movement: black deaths mattered.
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The fight for the police compound proved crucial in rallying Afghan forces to retake the city.
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The United States responded by rallying international support to impose United Nations sanctions against the country.
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She teases out differences among midwives and issues a rallying cry to make this practice safe.
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For Democrats and Republicans alike, stagnant wages and income inequality have emerged as reliable rallying cries.
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And Republicans are building a powerful opposition by lobbying Republican senators and rallying important interest groups.
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Rallying delegates from the stage, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus also hit out at Clinton.
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Financials were staging a comeback Thursday morning, with the XLF ETF rallying more than 1 percent.
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Bitcoin has been rallying in the past few days, hitting a new record high on Friday.
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Clinton referenced the game while rallying supporters at a campaign event in Annandale, Va., alongside Sen.
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Police said they are investigating the incident, which protesters have taken up as a rallying cry.
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"Financial inclusion" has become a rallying cry for groups trying to help people out of poverty.
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Now, Wall Street is rallying behind a potential take private, and short sellers are seen fleeing.
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However, since hitting a low in April, the shares have seen some relief, rallying 12 percent.
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It dropped 1.4 percent on the day to an eight-month low against a rallying euro.
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While relatively restrained by modern measurements, William Douglas became a rallying figure for liberals and environmentalists.
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With this festering problem lanced, radical Islamists worldwide lose an important talking point and rallying cry.
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Europe's retail sector was the strongest performer Thursday afternoon, rallying to close up nearly 2 percent.
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Unions are rallying around Clinton, even though many labor advocates saw Sanders as the stronger supporter.
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After rallying to a record high above $19,800 midway through December, bitcoin prices collapsed last Friday.
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Instead of rallying, the average core bond portfolio tracked by Morningstar dipped 0.34 percent that day.
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Dozens of leftist protesters, rallying outside parliament against austerity, hurled fish at police guarding the entrance.
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But as testing for HIV become routine, even the medical community began rallying for an overhaul.
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Reducing food waste has become a rallying cry for some consumers, food companies, groceries and chefs.
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The tour will feature Democratic leaders rallying the party's mainstream and progressive elements against Trump's agenda.
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The "snow game" served as a sort of rallying cry for the team and its fans.
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The conservative movement — after some early warning shots — appears to be rallying around Kavanaugh as well.
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It has become a rallying cry not only for them, but for all of us. 3.
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This year, republicEn used the incident as part of a humorous rallying call on Valentine's Day.
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The slogan comes a year after Democrats unveiled "A Better Deal" as their 2017 rallying cry.
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Reaching out to these less-central areas became a rallying cry for Democrats during the campaign.
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The former president has said that when free, he would travel around the country rallying opposition.
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Mr. Garner's last words, "I can't breathe," became a rallying cry for protesters around the country.
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Bottom line: Gordon sees Netflix rallying on the heels of its earnings report on July 16.
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But many citizens are rallying behind ethnic leaders who plan on challenging the government for power.
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Basic resources stocks led the gains, rallying over 1.5 percent by the end of Monday's trade.
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Agricultural commodities have been rallying, and analysts expect those increases to show up in food prices.
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There's no rallying cry like the idea that the US government is hiding evidence of aliens.
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The team has kept the memory of last October alive, a kind of perpetual rallying cry.
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Cruz's death became a rallying cry for many marchers, who have demanded the force be dissolved.
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The AfD was a minor Euroskeptic party before the refugee crisis gave it a rallying cry.
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The Republicans who control the Senate started rallying against renewing the camera program in the spring.
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Instead, he issued what appeared to be a rallying cry to Erdogan's critics within the AKP.
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That killing and those words became a rallying cry for the growing Black Lives Matter movement.
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Nationalism, though once effective at rallying support, is increasingly difficult to control and prone to backfiring.
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But I was distressed as the rallying cry for the Democratic Party became abortion on demand.
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Now the government is turning Fuman's story into a rallying cry for a robust, resilient China.
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Fired up by his new cause, he could have published a rallying cry, an inspirational manifesto.
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It's the best possible option for rallying the dark energy needed to obliterate your own dignity.
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Her rallying cry is that modest victories can add up, over time, to something much grander.
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Mr. Garner's last words — "I can't breathe" — became a rallying cry for people protesting police brutality.
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Background reading: • In the Arab world, the rallying cry of Jerusalem may have lost its force.
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Her "I have a plan for that" campaign slogan has become a rallying cry for supporters.
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Pourkay says the dispute has "ruined my life" as former customers are rallying to his defense.
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This isn't a feminist rallying cry or a cathartic airing of grievances, it's just a fandom.
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How should one respond to the siege mentality, to the Alabamians now rallying around Roy Moore?
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Stocks had a banner year in 225.7, with the S&P 22018 rallying more than 183%.
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But some banners also appeared aimed at rallying the police to the side of the protesters.
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Medicare for All is a rallying cry among progressives and is championed by presidential candidates Sen.
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And once again, the diplomatic community is rallying to support her -- expressing outrage over her treatment.
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Bottom line: Utility stocks are rallying in recent weeks, and the trend is likely to continue.
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Davis said he did not want his resignation to become a rallying cry for May's ouster.
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Trump's presidential campaign turned the phrase "fake news" into both a slogan and a rallying cry.
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The transportation minister, Bezalel Smotrich, took up Mr. Netanyahu's rallying cry against the law-enforcement system.
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Now, those wise from a Facebook post will be a rallying cry for Facebook employees everywhere.
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The stock market had gotten off to a roaring start in January after rallying in 2017.
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"Okie" became a rallying cry and a target — a scar that never quite healed, always visible.
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Rallying around the hashtag #YetiCoolerChallenge, they posted videos of themselves using guns to destroy YETI products.
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On EOG Resources, Wald said the stock is rallying even as its energy peers pull back.
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Since the election in November, CVR's stock has gained 69 percent, rallying to $21.58 a share.
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The dramatic shrinking of that short position has coincided with the dollar rallying some 4 percent.
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But conservatives and activists on the right from many stripes have been rallying to Damore's defense.
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And here she makes that fifth position a girl-power rallying call: Do what I do!
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But Mr. Johnson's rallying cry for Brexit offered no road map to a solution with Brussels.
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But at least some fans protested the changes on social media, rallying around the hashtag #NotMyPhanatic.
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India was the economy most likely to prove naysayers wrong, with the United Kingdom rallying second.
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Brent crude fell 74 cents to $56.93 a barrel after rallying in the previous five sessions.
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Instead, he's spent more time responding to cable TV chatter than rallying support for his agenda.
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Brent crude fell 74 cents to $56.93 a barrel after rallying in the previous five sessions.
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Advocates are also rallying against a bill that would preempt local regulation of facial recognition technology.
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Mark Zuckerberg is rallying his Facebook troops for what he believes will be war with Sen.
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Outside her own party, Ms. Le Pen has few female allies rallying to her in solidarity.
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Austerity slowly abated; the British withdrawal from Palestine in 1948 muted an anti-Semitic rallying cry.
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When Warren decided not to run for President, the Sanders campaign became the populists' rallying point.
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These are popular in communities across America, and providing support could become an effective rallying cry.
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Desenchúfalos or "disconnect them" became a rallying cry of the Venezuelan opposition, referring to the Cubans.
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Semiconductor stocks are undervalued and will keep rallying this year, according to one Wall Street analyst.
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When he died the following year, his decadeslong passion became a rallying cry for fellow Democrats.
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Her previous book, "Lean In," was a best-seller and inspired a rallying cry for women.
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It could derail Trump's re-election bid or provide his supporters with an energizing rallying cry.
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Consumer advocacy groups are also rallying supporters and say they have momentum to preserve the rules.
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The resilience of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the group's leader, may also be a rallying factor.
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The us-against-the-world president transformed this nomination into a rallying cry for the midterms.
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Lamb's victory is a reminder that "Drain the Swamp" isn't just a right-wing rallying cry.
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During that stretch the movie grinds to a halt, finally rallying when it's mostly too late.
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President Trump and other Republicans used the case as a rallying cry for tougher immigration laws.
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That is why Tarana Burke's rallying cry of "Me Too" has become such a powerful movement.
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They've made the call for "$15 and a union" the rallying cry for thousands of people.
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Supporters noted that the event's official rallying cry, "women's rights are human rights," originated with Mrs.
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In bringing nations together for that purpose, we are rallying the world to a new solidarity.
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After rallying nearly 40% this year, Apple could be on the verge of a major breakout.
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Konta did it by rallying past Simona Halep, 6-7 (2), 7-143 (5), 6-4.
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Protesters are rallying despite authorities issuing a ban on Hong Kongers gathering near central government offices.
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Shares of Canadian cannabis companies retreated on Wednesday after rallying in the run-up to legalization.
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Team Human is both an intellectual history of the technologies (including social technologies) of the past millennium or two and an effective rallying cry for humanity at a time when many of us have rightly become far too cynical to stomach most rallying cries on most topics.
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No, the results didn't reveal any new nationwide rallying around Rubio as the leading anti-Trump contender.
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"The Governor is supportive of Oregon educators who are rallying Wednesday," Brown's office said in a statement.
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Uber continued to carry passengers—many of them protesters rallying in support of detainees—to the airport.
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Florida made only 244 of 25 143-point attempts, a big reason the Gators had trouble rallying.
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Then he cited Winston Churchill, though "[his] politics were not my politics," for rallying the British people.
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Wall Street has been largely rallying since Trump took office, and that's encouraging in Fertitta's eyes, too.
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"There was a rallying cry from a collective that believed in the name Hawkeye," the actor shared.
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A measure of buyers' inquiries fell for ten consecutive months to May, before rallying slightly in June.
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But the reality of building the wall could be more difficult than the rallying cries would suggest.
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Elizabeth Warren from speaking, has become an instant classic and a powerful rallying cry for her supporters.
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Trump made the victims of violent crime committed by undocumented immigrants a rallying cry throughout the campaign.
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CSI300 have fallen 13-15 percent this year, although some of China's commodities markets are rallying strongly.
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Nevertheless, after rallying in three of the first four trading days of 25, Amazon is No. 2.53.
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Though "Abolish ICE" had become a progressive rallying cry, it proved divisive among the House Democratic caucus.
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"Markets can indeed fall without the VIX rallying, albeit only for short periods of time," he explained.
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" The liberal rallying cry #Resist beat out Trump supporters beloved #MAGA for "Most-Tweeted-About Activism Hashtags.
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But I think it&aposs really surprising that we are rallying into this meeting with North Korea.
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Expectations of more easing in China helped the mood as well, with Asian and European shares rallying.
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The stock market is currently rallying, however, thanks to a truce in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Has that ever been a serious rallying cry for the people actually running for office as Democrats?
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Stocks are rallying on Tuesday, pushing the and Nasdaq into positive territory for the month of May.
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The biggest rallies, according to interior ministry figures, took place on Wednesday, with 424,050 people rallying nationwide.
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Abbas arrived in New York with the goal of rallying the international community against Trump's peace plan.
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"White nationalists are rallying explicitly under the banner of free speech, and violence is resulting," said Creeley.
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That the Obama administration didn't has been a rallying cry for critics, who call the move unconstitutional.
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The Canadian dollar stood out, rallying over 1 percent to as high as C$1.4045 per USD.
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Stocks are rallying on Friday, with the Dow, Nasdaq and back above their pre-Brexit vote levels.
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Now, platform bias has become a major rallying cry and a powerful campaign message for conservatives. Sen.
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Corn and wheat futures also closed lower after rallying to `7two-week highs earlier in the session.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are rallying around another idea: the vague-but-popular Green New Deal pushed by Rep.
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That project is obviously not just about snapping your fingers and people suddenly rallying to your side.
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Officials admit this measure is the price of rallying public support for the package as a whole.
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Oil is rallying on Monday, with West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude up more than 2 percent.
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Garner's last words, "I can't breathe," turned into a rallying cry in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Microsoft has soared above the rest of the market this year, rallying 23%, double the Dow's advance.
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Soybeans lost ground after rallying in the last session, with Washington-Beijing trade talks taking the spotlight.
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Particularly among black members of the caucus, Davis's and Jones's campaigns for leadership were a rallying call.
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The deal is expected to close in the third quarter, and Aggarwal is now rallying the troops.
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Stocks are rallying again on Monday, with the Dow and up for a third session in four.
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Initiated on Inauguration Day, the piece is meant to be a rallying point for anti-Trump protesters.
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Ms Campagnolo's rallying call issues from a movement called Escola sem Partido ("School without Party", or ESP).
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Many stars followed with their own messages of support, rallying around Aldean and the country music festival.
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Republicans in Congress are currently rallying around Trump and insisting that the existing congressional probes are enough.
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When I say effective, I'm talking about rallying people who voted for him to stay with him.
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But with global stocks rallying at these levels, the big question is if this sentiment is sustainable.
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Video of his arrest, and his gasps of "I can't breathe," became a rallying cry for activists.
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"The Republicans have made opposition to climate change a rallying cry for the conservative grassroots," noted Turner.
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According to one chart-minded analyst, Biogen is one name in the space set to continue rallying.
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Those were followed up with multiple reddit threads, rallying communities to try and locate the missing person.
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"Changing the world," the rallying cry of the technology industry, sounds like a concept bursting with optimism.
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With national immigration policies in flux, tech's privacy advocates aren't wasting any time rallying around common causes.
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To the latter point, "Black is beautiful" became one of the many rallying calls of the movement.
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Soon 4chan and other like minded men who felt wronged by women, took up the rallying cry.
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Refining stocks are rallying, but Kloza said gas prices shouldn't rise too much on the East Coast.
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In the movie, Settle's song "This Is Me," is a flaccid attempt at an inspirational rallying cry.
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WIG20 has slid almost 4.652017 percent as funds flowed into the rallying dollar from emerging market assets.
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The focus now, he said, has turned from rallying conservatives to winning over independent and undecided voters.
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The protesters, who chanted, sang and played musical instruments as they marched, are rallying against economic injustice.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's allies are rallying around her as criticism mounts of her Brexit strategy.
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New and exciting is the rallying cry for a lot of what's going on with Naked Wines.
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The movement for university divestment has been a great rallying cry and organizing tool for climate activism.
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She did successfully rally a base — but it was Trump's base rallying against such a ridiculous idea!
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Both phrases are used as rallying cries by activists who advocate against police brutality and social injustice.
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In the past year, "girl power" has been a cultural rallying cry against oppression and gender inequality.
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London nickel fell 0.6% after rallying in early Asian trading hours, hovering around a four-month high.
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Plus, oil has been rallying, with U.S. crude settling 4.7 percent higher at $47.62 per barrel Thursday.
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Community leaders and family members each spoke, equal parts sermon, eulogy and a rallying cry for change.
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The dollar index was a shade lower at 101.38 after rallying overnight from a low of 13.
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Democrats see the issue as a rallying call to engage the Obama coalition and possibly, moderate Republicans.
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On Wednesday, Thorne went to Instagram again to thank her friends and peers for rallying around her.
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These questions remain unanswered, and serve as rallying cries for more studies to be done of Mars.
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Oil prices: Oil is rallying as global tensions with Iran continue to escalate, sparking concerns about supply.
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The yellow metal has been rallying over the past weeks, but its gains have been temporarily derailed.
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It has become a rallying cry in the age of Black Lives Matter and the Trump era.
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The ex-VP visited Capitol Hill on Wednesday to join Democrats rallying to try to save ObamaCare.
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She fell behind by a break in the deciding set before rallying to close out the match.
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S. trade dispute continued to support the yuan, along with strong foreign inflows into rallying Chinese stocks.
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But that was not enough to put investors off, with bitcoin rallying around 10 percent since then.
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CarMax was the best-performing stock in the S&P 20183, rallying 22018 percent on strong earnings.
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They also used the ruling Socialists' rallying cry, "Chavez lives!" in honour of late President Hugo Chavez.
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Ironically, though, technology is not the best performing S&P sector when the Nasdaq 100 is rallying.
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Her rallying cry helped to ignite new laws, policies, and programs on gender equality around the world.
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But, after really thinking about it, I know we're going to use it as a rallying cry.
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However, the metal may see a brief pullback after rallying nearly 20 percent this year amid volatility.
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His final words, "I can't breathe," were captured on video and became a rallying cry for protesters.
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The U.S. has a long history of rallying other nations around grand coalitions to solve global challenges.
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But stocks kept rallying, even as oil sank, breaking a recent pattern of moving mostly in lockstep.
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She quickly became a rallying point for the French people, giving them a symbol to unite behind.
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These children rallying on Flatbush will grow to imitate their parents, and spread love the Brooklyn way.
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It's the sort of rallying cry I'm beginning to see surface as people just begin to cope.
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The second and more challenging task, however, is rallying a potentially gridlocked Congress around an infrastructure package.
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Chinese stocks have been rallying on the recent news flow regarding a potential U.S.-China trade deal.
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"The establishment now, who, you're right, doesn't like Ted Cruz, is rallying behind Donald Trump," he said.
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The deaths of all three have been used as rallying cries by the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Trump successfully ran for president by demeaning his enemies and rallying his base to deride his opponents.
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Instead of rallying around the latest leftist group-think, Democrats should take a look at the polls.
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" "I had expected Hope to serve as a rallying point to counter (Abe's) continued predominance in power.
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The Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 25-21 on Friday night, rallying from a 234-1 deficit.
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Chávez was able to offset the United States' influence by rallying his fellow-leftists in Latin America.
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Celebrities joined those rallying Saturday in protest of President Trump's decision not to release his tax returns.
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The rallying cry for survivors of sex assault and harassment actually has been around for 10 years.
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Even as a rallying issue for the core Republican base, it is unlikely that immigration is best.
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Although the dollar sold off in reaction to the cut, it had been broadly rallying before this.
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Congressional Republicans are rallying behind potential executive action by the Treasury Department to reduce capital gains unilaterally.
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Black voters have given Clinton a cushion, rallying to the former first lady's side in huge numbers.
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For pro-gun advocates, molon labe has become a rallying cry of resistance to perceived government overreach.
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Tech stocks have bounced back in the past week, rallying 2 percent to return to November highs.
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On Wall Street, consumer and financial stocks weighed on the S&P 500 after rallying last week.
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Subsequently, "We didn't even know!" became somewhat of a rallying cry for those implicated in the fallout.
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"The impetus [for this rally] is that the raids have increased," said Adam Eidinger, who was rallying.
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Intel shares were rallying after the chip giant reported better-than-expected results, including a strong outlook.
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The ruling Law and Justice party in Poland has spent years rallying nationalist passions for political gain.
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"Medicare for All" has become a popular rallying cry, but it means different things to different people.
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"Hospital stocks have been rallying all week because nobody thinks they can get this done," Taylor said.
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As a rallying point, the ACA has been a consistent frustration for Republican officials and their constituents.
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Wall Street fell on Thursday before rallying on Friday due to optimism about U.S.-China trade talks.
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Students who survived the shooting have been rallying lawmakers to pass new laws to combat gun violence.
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Two days after the shooting, King put out a tweet rallying people to help with the case.
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President-elect Trump's domestic rallying cry during the campaign was to stop the flow of illegal immigration.
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The Canadian dollar was flat at C$1.3223 per U.S. dollar after rallying 0.75 percent on Thursday.
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"He's closed an enthusiasm gap by rallying around the Trump agenda," Bannon told the New York Times.
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Emerging markets have performed unevenly since, despite Wall Street rallying its way back to a record high.
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But hopes a political crisis has been averted sent the euro and stock markets rallying on Friday.
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Bannon has been rallying anti-establishment conservative donors and influencers and using the conservative news site Breitbart.
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On December 16, she appeared on CNN's New Day, rallying voters to support Republican candidate Roy Moore.
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The rallying of support for the global LGBTQ community following the Orlando shooting has been incredibly moving.
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Afghan officials acknowledge that they have not yet seen evidence that Iran was actively rallying Fatemiyoun veterans.
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It has been a month since the St. Louis Blues got the rallying moment no team needs.
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