Wait, I'm in the car rocketing forward at 80 mph?
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Outrage over Disney's move was soon rocketing around social media.
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So before rocketing to space, Kelly had to do the same.
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The balls rocketing out of the fucking yard at record paces.
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But Cluj's IT-led boom has led to rocketing property prices.
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Philadelphia-bred rapper Tierra Whack, 23, is quickly rocketing to stardom.
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Rocketing rents and property prices highlight growing disparities between rich and poor.
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That news, coupled with a strong jobs report, sent stocks rocketing up.
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Saudi Arabia has accused the Houthis of rocketing its cities, including Riyadh.
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A gaping supply shortfall has sent prices of the autocatalyst metal rocketing.
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The deal "signals rocketing growth of commercial space," NASA said in a statement.
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"Prices are rocketing and Abdullah is playing poker," runs one of their chants.
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Weber broke the deadlock 30 seconds later by rocketing a shot past Raanta.
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You can't feel it, but we're rocketing through space at 1.3 million mph.
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Murray sold the shares soon after making the filing, which sent prices rocketing.
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He seemed to flirt with death, rocketing within inches of rocks and ledges.
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Things are getting choppy in New York's once-rocketing residential real estate market.
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The surprise announcement sent company shares rocketing more than 36% in trading Friday.
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Tribune Publishing's stock opened the day by rocketing up more than 50 percent.
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The price of physical iron ore jumped by 20 percent on March 4 and it did so because of the rocketing price on the Dalian exchange, which in turn was being fed by the rocketing price of steel futures in Shanghai.
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While Uber was battling the #DeleteUber PR crisis, Lyft was rocketing to new heights.
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That is partly due to rocketing minimum wages, which are set by local government.
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But Kuwait Food Co (Americana) jumped 4.6 percent after rocketing 10.0 percent on Monday.
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Venture capitalists have never before participated in such a rapid and rocketing price spike.
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In reality it was about launching a meme and rocketing its creator to fame.
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After rocketing above $22008,210 in 2013, it then fell to around $150 in early 2015.
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That is due to beets' higher output per acre as well as sky-rocketing prices.
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As dollar shortages batter the economy, rocketing inflation is destroying the value of citizens' savings.
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Earth is relatively slow, but against the background of cosmic radiation, we're rocketing through space.
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Rocketing prices prompted some Chinese producers to reopen mines after suffering years of tepid demand.
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Fueled by patriotism, Piller envisioned rocketing onto the sporting world's radar with a breakthrough performance.
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As such, the company is rocketing away from it on the way towards the Switch.
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The two had previously collaborated, prior to Super Meat Boy rocketing McMillen into the spotlight.
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Rocketing fees are putting strain on low-income families who struggle to foot the bill.
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The emissions-related debacle sent the company's warranty expenses sky-rocketing even as sales tumbled.
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The plunging currency and rocketing inflation make financing the voyage more expensive with each passing day.
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Rox was the day's most active stock, rocketing to an 18-month high of 3.3 cents.
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It was discovered in 1944, when it was manufactured by sending helium nuclei rocketing into plutonium.
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Despite the hidden champions' success, urbanisation continues apace, as rocketing house prices in large cities indicate.
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Indeed, the number of billionaires has exploded over the past five years, rocketing 55 percent higher.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders had raised questions about the sky-rocketing prices of insulin in November.
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Accounting industry officials have expressed concerns that rocketing fines will put off people working in audit.
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This week, bin Salman called the rocketing of Riyadh a potential act of war by Iran.
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That's hardly the rocketing growth that investors typically expect from technology companies that just went public.
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The crisis sent tensions between the U.S and Iran rocketing and triggered retaliation threats from Tehran.
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For AlMansoori, his dream of one day rocketing to space started when he was a child.
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By 2693, buybacks had grown to 79 percent of earnings, rocketing to 110 percent in 2015.
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When he was 18 in 1994 and rocketing up the Mariners' system—from Class A Appleton, Wisc.
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Our original post continues below: The space industry is rocketing through the last few weeks of 2018.
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As demand rose, cyclones in back-to-back years battered Madagascar, wrecking vines and sending prices rocketing.
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So one way or another, it should be rocketing across the skies sometime in the next decade.
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Early on, the mere sight of a gun is enough to send her rocketing back to 1976.
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You thinking about your body running out of time during a period when your career is rocketing?
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Rocketing premiums, huge cost sharing and markets with few choices is not a recipe for political success.
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We see a man in his theater seat join the chase, rocketing after the cars, obviously enthralled.
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It dove in from interstellar space before buzzing by the sun and then rocketing outward past Mars.
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The movie is about astronomers who must convince the world that an asteroid is rocketing toward Earth.
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In 2020, Samsung is skipping a few numbers, rocketing the naming scheme right up to Galaxy S20.
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One sector has been tearing up the this quarter, rocketing to new highs, and it's not tech.
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Homicide levels also began rocketing upward following the breakdown of a truce between the rival gangs in 2012.
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Businessmen sat at his table discussing solar power stations, rocketing land prices and plans for a Kempinski hotel.
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The startups he created in his twenties failed to take off, but with Nest he had rocketing success.
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And it's clear that the quality of women's football is rocketing—we've got the data to prove it.
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Payments firm Worldpay was the biggest gainer, rocketing 14 percent after confirming an approach for a potential deal.
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The finale, "Piano Concerto #1," is a knockout for cosmonauts floating in low gravity and rocketing through space.
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Any interference with the flow of that oil would send the price rocketing even in the United States.
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The firm has been on a hot streak, rocketing to No. 2 in total lobbying revenue last year.
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This time rocketing a ball off the hotel adjacent to his New Hampshire Fisher Cats stadium in Manchester.
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Rocketing at crazy speed, I looped around inside the covered tube and came sliding out in 90 seconds.
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China has been imposing controls across the country to rein in rocketing property prices, often fueled by speculators.
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But a deep recession and rocketing inflation has put foreign travel out of the reach of many citizens.
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But otherwise, the nebula really looks like this, with streamers of carbon monoxide gas rocketing out of the center.
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But changing sexual mores and a rocketing divorce rate have prompted soul-searching about the decline of family ties.
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Drop the hammer and you're slamming past 60 in 3.8 seconds, rocketing toward the Giulia's 191 mph terminal velocity.
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Investors were thrilled with the outcome, sending Snap stock sky rocketing more than 25 percent in after-hours trading.
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Rocketing toward the bottom of the sea behind his diver propulsion vehicle, Joe Mazraani can't believe his good fortune.
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From their stoic faces, it's hard to tell they are rocketing through the air at 50 miles per hour.
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U.S. equities quickly recovered, and the S&P 500 and Dow Jones haven't looked back, rocketing to fresh highs.
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Five elderly residents who had underlying health issues died as a result of the sky-rocketing temperatures, Berlin said.
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Last week, researchers at eTraffic uncovered a scheme that sent a certain site rocketing up the organic search rankings.
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Rocketing US bond yields have triggered a global stampede into US assets, draining the international system of dollar liquidity.
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That sent Twitter's shares rocketing up, but it's since cratered back to a market cap of around $12.5 billion.
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The tightening cycle was historically slow, as central bankers tested whether very-low unemployment would send inflation rocketing higher.
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Consciousness slipstreams behind them, tethered and rocketing through the red sky towards violence, daring us to hang on tight.
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Micron has underperformed the rest of the group in recent months even after rocketing 88 percent higher over 2017.
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Percentage of visits for influenza-like illnesses, showing the 2017-18 season rocketing past the 2009 swine flu epidemic season.
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Global trade has also slowed in recent years on the back of a slowdown in China's previously rocketing economic growth.
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Glance at Chris Janson's impressive resume so far: one platinum single and a hot new song rocketing up the charts.
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It was an immediate commercial sensation, rocketing up best-seller lists and revered by casual and hardcore baseball fans alike.
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Holmes started the company when she was 19, rocketing her way up to a company once valued at $9 billion.
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The decision rocked currency markets and sent the franc rocketing against the euro, the currency of Switzerland's main export market.
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On her rocketing fame after The O.C.: "Almost overnight it was like this switch has been turned on," she said.
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It's easy to argue that a chief executive should be protected when the performance of a company is rocketing up.
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MVETH Bitcoin has lost about 40 percent of its value in 2018 after rocketing more than 1,300 percent last year.
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Electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi Ltd beat its own annual profit guidance, sending its shares rocketing to a record high.
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The authors have pointed to South Korea's rocketing economy and education as a reason for the projection in life expectancy.
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To us, it's that warm blast of snot, vapor, and biological material that comes rocketing out of a whale's blowhole.
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"I don't think I've lost a match since March, so my confidence is sky-rocketing right now," Andreescu told reporters.
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Slumps in its international sovereign bonds and rocketing credit default swaps have suggested Lebanon may be drifting towards a default.
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That is the biggest percentage gain since July 2016, when enthusiasm for hit mobile game Pokemon Go sent Nintendo shares rocketing.
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But the estimates of sky-rocketing premiums on the exchanges voiced by some critics are based on requests from insurance carriers.
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Maduro has led the country into its worst ever recession with sky-rocketing poverty rates and inflation estimated to be 10,000,000%.
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But each Trump tweet is news, rocketing from Washington to every corner of the planet at the speed of digital light.
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He did not announce any immediate measures to put a lid on rocketing prices but warned buyers to assess the risk.
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Childhood obesity in China is rocketing, and the country also faces an epidemic of heart disease, Harvard researchers warned last year.
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The drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil plants didn't just halve the country's production and send the price of oil rocketing.
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In December, high-speed trains will start rocketing between the two, replacing an hour-long drive with a 2900-minute jaunt.
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In December, high-speed trains will start rocketing between the two, replacing an hour-long drive with a 20-minute jaunt.
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Nintendo's viral success Pokémon Go has sent merchandise sales rocketing at GameStop, the CEO told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Monday.
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Vivendi shares were slightly higher at the close while Mediaset shares had been temporarily suspended from trading after rocketing up 36 percent.
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While some investors are cashing in, those just looking for places to keep their cars are unhappy about the sky-rocketing prices.
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That tweet, in which said he was considering taking Tesla private at a price of $420 a share, sent the stock rocketing.
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That is the biggest percentage gain since July 2016, when enthusiasm for Nintendo-backed smartphone game Pokemon Go sent the stock rocketing.
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It helps that the volume of transactions, on which acquirers levy a fee, is rocketing, propelled by voracious spending in emerging economies.
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But after posting a picture of this "absolute unit" of a ram, the official MERL twitter found itself rocketing to internet fame.
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" When asked how he feels about his rocketing sex symbol status since the show's success, Ventimiglia said he's "not uncomfortable with it.
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Tight supplies, large deficits and resurgent interest from speculative investors have sent palladium prices rocketing 40 percent from a low in August.
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But it has not prevented them from regularly rocketing Najran and other border towns, killing 80 people, 25 of them in Najran.
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If the whole stack is allowed to fall at once, energy transfer will send the top ball rocketing to an astounding height.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus got her start as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" before rocketing to comedic stardom later on "Seinfeld."
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Speaking on CNN, Sanders was contrite but cast the allegations as the side-effect of his rocketing political profile three years ago.
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Domestically, its working age population is shrinking, rocketing debt levels drag down growth, corruption remains rampant, and much investment has been wasted.
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The diaphragm pumps more air, rocketing the note up the vocal tract, making its walls hum like the barrel of a woodwind.
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They face rocketing levels of violence from criminal gangs and members of the security forces, rights group Amnesty International said last November.
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Business Insider took a look at the British cities where house prices are growing fastest — it's not just London where they're rocketing.
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That's where we are — rocketing toward failure, with no sign of the precipitous deceleration necessary to restrain temperatures to safe levels. Whee!
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NASA will charge $35,000 a night for access to the ISS' facilities, but the agency won't be rocketing tourists into space itself.
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Gains picked up from July to December, with the stock rocketing 47 percent higher, breaking new ground on all-time intraday highs.
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The internal combustion engine is rocketing us deeper into a climate crisis that demands an immediate—and big—reduction in those emissions.
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The relentless cycle of violence has a severe impact on daily lives, with the cost of essential supplies rocketing during flare-ups.
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It showed Warren rocketing to a double-digit lead among college-educated white Democrats, the central pillar of the wine track constituency.
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It shows that annual prize money distributed in e-sports tounaments world-wide has been sky-rocketing -- to 61 million USD last year.
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When Elon's vision is complete, the tunnel will include fully autonomous 16-passenger vehicles rocketing under L.A.'s terra firma at 150 MPH.
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Stocks may be rocketing higher, but that doesn't necessarily mean Apple will see double-digit growth, analysts told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Thursday.
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The outbreak has also demanded grueling hours from medical staff, who have worked round the clock to care for rocketing numbers of patients.
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Her modeling career is sky-rocketing (she walked in the Yeezy season 4 show during New York Fashion Week!) She's dating Justin Bieber.
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It also became a textbook case of how poor negotiating can send future ransoms rocketing and attract new entrants to the kidnapping trade.
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I think it's getting to the point where the inflation surprise index is sky rocketing and the GDP isn't really that bad anymore.
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It feels like seeing someone who's just a year older than you but is rocketing toward adulthood, while you're still just a kid.
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Tackling the city's rocketing prices will be a major task for incoming leader Carrie Lam, who will be sworn in on July 1.
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A Markit/CIPS survey of manufacturers on Monday also showed rocketing input prices, describing the inflationary impact of weaker sterling as increasingly evident.
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The disease has been found in 50 countries, sending international pork prices rocketing and hitting animal feed markets such as corn and soybeans.
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Its shares dropped six percent—about $35 billion in market cap—after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, but within days were rocketing upward again.
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Now, online competition and rocketing rents have put the craftsmen under pressure, cutting footfall to retailers and forcing some to consider shutting altogether.
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The disease has been found in 50 countries, sending international pork prices rocketing and hitting animal feed markets such as corn and soybeans.
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The program, known as 216-a, expired in January, prompting concerns that developers — deterred by rocketing land prices — would not build rental housing.
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His team has scored a surprise hit, rocketing to the top of the App Store by letting teens send each other compliments anonymously.
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Then there was Samantha Bee, also on fire, giving uproarious voice to the Trump-fueled rage of women, also garnering sky-rocketing ratings.
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One county technician, dumbfounded by the whoosh of code rocketing across the screen, somberly took out his phone and began to film it.
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Her calculations were responsible for safely rocketing men into space and securing the American lead in the space race against the Soviet Union.
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The U.S. economy continued to grow through 2015, and the Labor Department reported 292,85033 new jobs were created in December, rocketing past expectations.
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U.S. and state officials worked hurriedly to recall the mobile alert and assure residents that there was no missile rocketing toward the islands.
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The report sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average rocketing higher in the final hour of trading after it was down more than 700 points.
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The federal government, under pressure from manufacturers and households facing rocketing gas prices which have also driven up power prices, also criticised the decision.
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Rocketing insurance premiums meant shipping companies were forced to invest in armed guards, and to chart longer, safer routes far from the Somali coast.
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More than 11 billion miles away from Earth, two small discs are rocketing through space at speeds in excess of 37,200 miles per hour.
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Then the drivers climb outside the cars while rocketing around in tight circles, 20 times a day, for 11 months out of the year.
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The record prices come even as Hong Kong announced an eighth round of mortgage tightening measures in May to help restrain sky-rocketing prices.
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Critics of the law cite sky-rocketing premiums, high deductibles and fewer health care choices for patients as insurers pull out of the program.
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Pins and brooches have made a huge comeback, so take advantage of it by adorning this wooden pin all about rocketing off to space.
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The statement sent bond yields rocketing higher and stocks lower, and resulted in a tightening of financial conditions that caught Fed officials by surprise.
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Zenefits at one point was one of the fastest growing software companies in the world, rocketing to a $4.5 billion valuation in 18 months.
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Samba Financial Group, lead underwriter of the recent initial public offer of Middle East Healthcare, dropped 5.1 percent after rocketing 9.3 percent on Monday.
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At any other time in recent history China's giant smelter sector could have been relied upon to lift production in response to rocketing prices.
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Dollar shortages are battering the economy, rocketing inflation is destroying the value of citizens' savings and the government is reacting forcefully to crush dissent.
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Rocketing rents in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill have inspired many people to move in the direction of the marathon route: into Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Within minutes of being posted by witnesses and journalists, a photograph and a video of Omran began rocketing around the world on social media.
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The deal talks highlight growing interest in the renewable battery ingredient, the price of which is rocketing on hopes of an electric vehicle boom.
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The mysterious dust trail came from an asteroid rocketing around the sun The asteroid Phaethon left behind this enormous trail of dust long ago.
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At Artcurial, Paul Gauguin's 1897 "Te Bourao II (The Purao Tree)" sold for around $10.5 million, rocketing past its estimate of $5.5–7.8 million.
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In a memorandum, they estimate deficits under their budget assuming that growth continues at its current level rather than rocketing up to 3 percent.
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Lloyds shares are rocketing in early trading after the British bank said it would still pay a decent dividend to shareholders despite profits dropping.
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Office vacancy rates have tumbled to just 1.5 percent as rents are rocketing, making it an ideal place for developers to showcase these new offices.
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But out of all the up-and-comers, there's one celebrity who's sky-rocketing to supermodel stardom at lightening speed, Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson.
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Though we hear of initial public offerings rocketing out of the starting gate and making the holders rich, stock prices fall at least as frequently.
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Bitcoin experienced a meteoric rise in 2017, rocketing to valuations of more than $20,000 after starting the year at $800, though it remains extremely volatile.
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James Harden may have been rocketing down a Shanghai street a little too fast, because he was corralled by cops and slapped with a ticket.
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The stock soared as much as 30 percent, rocketing to a new high following a revenue beat and a 15 percent increase in active customers.
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At a current $2,040 per tonne, it is almost exactly where it was before sanctions sent it rocketing to a 7-year high of $2,718.
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On Friday, both Brent and U.S. prices jumped about 12 percent each, rocketing from 12-year lows, on renewed speculation that OPEC might cut output.
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Ever since then, they've been rocketing far beyond our wildest spaceship needs: Read more: Steven Strogatz's 2015 piece on why pi matters is pretty great.
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Rocketing cryptocurrency Bitcoin dropped a cool $1,000 to a low of $9,250 before clawing back nearly 0.63 percent in Asia and Europe to around $10,100.
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The rocketing popularity of food television in the 1990s caught his interest, so he secured a degree in 1997 from the New England Culinary Institute.
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Rather than rocketing Kratos' into space to exact vengeance on the sun (or whatever), they grounded him in the isolating intimacy of a Scandinavian forest.
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But I felt like I could only take two bites out of this beast without sending my blood sugar rocketing up into the great unknown.
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Ferro-silicon trading on China's Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange went supernova over the course of August with price, volumes and open interest rocketing to record highs.
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A woman at a nearby table overheard and asked for an "Arnold Palmer" for herself, supposedly the first step to rocketing the beverage to prominence.
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Their governments are facing a financial double-whammy – falling revenues due to the spiraling oil price and rocketing spending as administrations rush out emergency budgets.
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Italian authorities last month began an investigation into rocketing online prices for hygienic masks and sanitising gels following the coronavirus outbreak in northern Italy. Amazon.
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The company's stock price mirrored Mr. Musk's enthusiasm, rocketing past the combined market values of General Motors and Ford on Thursday for the first time.
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It was quiet, serene even–well, except for the endless Doppler-shifting roar of racecars rocketing past the start/finish line of the legendary racetrack.
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At any speed, in any gear, on any road, you can mat the gas and be rocketing past the speed limit in a moment's notice.
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The case has all the intrigue of a Robert Ludlum novel, with billions of dollars rocketing between bank accounts and shell companies in multiple countries.
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Like a meteor rocketing toward Earth, Music Twitter had converged for its first real moment of the decade—a presaging of future times and trends.
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Then, the participant blows on the two stacked cups, rocketing one cup into the air - hopefully landing in a third separate cup, or a larger stack.
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"Supply-wise, will be okay, but the shock to the market or the fear of (it) getting worse, that could send the prices rocketing," he said.
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BOE Technology surged 9.6 percent to a 28-month high, after the display device maker reported rocketing profits for the first nine months of the year.
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A computer-generated video showed passengers in New York boarding one of his giant spaceships, rocketing into space, and then landing in Shanghai 39 minutes later.
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The stock has fallen about 663 percent since then, but a positive Q3 earnings report on Wednesday could send Groupon shares rocketing once again, traders say.
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On Friday, both Brent and U.S. prices jumped about 12 percent each, rocketing from 12-year lows, on the renewed speculation that OPEC might cut output.
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Landing the behemoth as a buyer of their goods is a dream for many suppliers, as it can swiftly lead to rocketing sales and market share.
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MAROVATO, Madagascar (Reuters) - Rocketing vanilla prices bought Madagascan farmer Berlin Ranary a hot pink sofa, a motorbike - and a double-barreled shotgun to protect his crop.
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"The rocketing of Taiz by the Houthis and Saleh is a proof that the killers are destroying any hope of peace," Asbahi said in a statement.
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Digital currency bitcoin took another leap higher, rocketing above $7,000 for the first time after a more than tenfold increase in value over the past year.
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After rocketing to a $250 million valuation in 2015 amid a massive hype cycle for on-demand companies, on-demand startup Shyp is shutting down today.
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Samsung and Xiaomi in particular, are neck-to-neck, with Xiaomi rocketing past Lenovo (last year's second place) to put up a close fight with Samsung.
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The devaluation of these currencies used to pay government salaries significantly increased the price of imports leading to rampant inflation and rocketing prices for consumer goods.
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Peng sought to allay growing fears about the rocketing prices, saying the government had the "confidence and capability" to secure enough meat and stabilize the market.
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The primary explanation for the rocketing rise in plastic is its use in packaging, which accounted for about 42 percent of nonfiber plastic production in 2015.
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Tuesday, also marked by huge losses and gains throughout the session, closed in the plus column, with the Dow Jones industrial average rocketing 567 points higher.
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Financial analysts have long warned that the rocketing bull market would at some point come to a screeching correction thanks to its highly overvalued stock prices.
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Jenna is about to set her free on her first solo flight, giving Aya a choice between staying with Jenna or rocketing back into the forest.
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Upon takeoff, Kendricks is a virtuoso in flight, maximizing the kinetic energy of his 16-foot pole and rocketing skyward toward crossbars nearly four feet above.
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Presumably to help stave off that fate, HMNY on Tuesday enacted a 2250-for-2225 reverse stock split, rocketing the share price to $2500 from $22017.
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And then he enters a time machine that happens to be collecting dust at the Krusty Krab, rocketing him back deep into a very primitive past.
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Mainland Chinese money was largely responsible for the share's rocketing, exchange data showed, as investors took advantage of the "Connect" schemes letting them buy Hong Kong shares.
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But "we haven't solved the problem," of shortages, Lee said, adding that he thinks Impossible will continue to struggle to meet "sky-rocketing" demand for some time.
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The actor was driving down a highway when a car suddenly pulled in front of him causing the collision and rocketing him 20 feet in the air.
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Many hope that the recent investment drought in the industry will lead to shortages that will send the oil price rocketing before the end of this decade.
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This has allowed not only huge concentrations of economic power (now transformed into political power) but also rocketing levels of data breaches, financial fraud and identity theft.
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The Bloodhound Super Sonic Car conducted its first public test run today, rocketing 2650 mph (2800 km/h) down the runway at Newquay Airport in southwest England.
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That was lucky, because it was a phishing email that has been rocketing around the web, tricking unsuspecting users into giving hackers control of their email accounts.
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The same is true in other financially troubled countries such as Venezuela, where the currency has also been eroded by rocketing inflation, pushing bitcoin prices sharply higher.
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Countering claims that a no-deal Brexit would mean rocketing food prices, Chris Grayling, the transport secretary, suggested that Britain would grow more food of its own.
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Nearly every major consumer goods company in the United States struggled with sky-rocketing commodity and transportation costs last year, exacerbated by a shortage of truck drivers.
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The stock has surpassed China Molybdenum to become the largest listed nonferrous company by market value, after rocketing 574 percent since its debut trading in mid-February.
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One reason, he said, is that they have not been protected from the sky-rocketing costs of buying flood insurance - something banks require before making home loans.
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Hitting the theme of illegal immigration that sent his campaign rocketing toward the nomination, Trump said nearly 180,000 undocumented immigrants with criminal records are roaming the country.
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However, Innes added that Middle East turmoil would remain a key focus for oil markets, which he warned had the potential to "send oil prices rocketing higher".
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Oil may be rocketing to its highest level in more than three years, but an ominous pattern forming in the energy sector has one strategist feeling cautious.
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But America, unusually, is led by a president advocating the opposite: Caseloads are rocketing upward, and he wants to pull back on suppression measures within two weeks.
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It was the promise of a Washington fiscal stimulus package on top of an extraordinary amount of Fed policy easing that sent stocks rocketing from their lows.
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Since rocketing to fame on network television, she has an entirely new audience, one that's far whiter than the crowds she played to early in her career.
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After rocketing nearly 60% over the past year, the company's shares now trade at over 20 times forward earnings, well above their five-year average of 14.5.
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Improvements in health achieved over the previous decades were reversed by the HIV epidemic with sharp decreases in life expectancy and sky-rocketing maternal and child deaths.
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This is a nice thing to do, especially if you're someone who needs 20 minutes of solitude before rocketing into a day of socializing in confined quarters.
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As for the rest of the market, Saut says stocks could be at risk of a pullback, albeit a slight one before rocketing back up to highs.
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Fourteen times larger than Ireland, Britain accounts for 294 percent of its exports, rocketing up to 21.5 percent when foreign-owned firms operating out of Ireland are excluded.
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At some point, likely within the decade, the market will cross a threshold and start rocketing up the bottom of the "S curve" new technologies tend to follow.
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Since rocketing to fame in Stranger Things, the teen actor has raised awareness for the rare, genetic disorder cleidocranial dysplasia that affects the development of bones and teeth.
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The retailer has helped change the way women dress by rocketing athleisure, or athletic apparel that doubles as casual wear, into everyday use — even outside of the gym.
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House prices in the Auckland region, previously the epicentre for sky-rocketing house prices, were 2.8 percent higher on an annual basis, the slowest growth in six years.
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Zverev, 20, has taken men's tennis by storm this year, rocketing up to number three in the world rankings after winning five titles, including two Masters 1000 events.
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He threw out his arm, but ultimately the poor victim of summer wound up rocketing up over the side of the slide and out into the wilderness below.
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Asian shares gained in line with a jump on Wall Street with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rocketing more than 1,000 points for the first time on Wednesday.
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Digital currency bitcoin took another leap higher on Thursday, rocketing above $7,000 for the first time after a more than tenfold increase in value over the past year.
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The app is designed as a giant megaphone, with an emphasis on public sharing and an algorithmic feed capable of sending posts rocketing around the world in seconds.
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Those factors — the Fed in particular — made for a spring-loaded start to the year, with the S&P 500 rocketing more than 17 percent higher through April.
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But with the value of the Turkish lira in free fall and with food prices rocketing, Mr. Erdogan's reputation as the guardian of the economy is much diminished.
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Kim is a first-generation Korean-American and, in the not-too-distant future, be asked by NASA to risk his life rocketing to the moon or Mars.
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Short-dated Italian bonds were the biggest beneficiary, with yields plunging 12 bps to 0.40% after rocketing to a more than one-year high above 2% last week.
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Venezuela's economy has collapsed over the past five years, with prices rocketing daily due to hyperinflation, and many people struggle to afford basic necessities like food and medicine.
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The clip was soon rocketing around pro-Trump social media -- as prominent Trump allies tweeted more explicit versions of the campaign's insinuation that Clyburn had proposed Trump's execution.
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Memorabilia from "Cabaret," which brought Minnelli an Oscar for her performance as Berlin nightclub singer Sally Bowles and sent her career rocketing, attracted some of the fiercest bidding.
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"I've never seen this rocketing of prices ... Some irrational factors were driving up the prices," he said in a panel discussion at the Metal Bulletin Cesco copper conference.
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Rocketing quickly to the top of that list is "what would a baby look like with a nose for a face," a lesson Redditor Agent_Hank_Schrader learned the hard way.
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Bitcoin fluctuated wildly in the last few weeks of 2017, with its price rocketing up from $10,240 to $19,20183 in early December before dropping by a quarter shortly afterwards.
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While you may know the "Love Yourself" singer as the heartthrob, stadium-filling, Selena Gomez ex, it's his 14-year-old self who's responsible for rocketing him to stardom.
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The tough, sinewy techno cut was the brainchild of Queens native Joey Beltram, rocketing the 19-year-old to clubland glory and carving out his place in rave history.
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Swiss voters decisively rejected more help for farmers in two referendums on Sunday, heeding the government's warnings that the measures would send food prices rocketing and hurt the economy.
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It's also coming on the back of China's African swine fever (ASF) crisis, which has basically ravaged its hog population and sent pork prices rocketing in the past year.
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So if you're going endanger yourself for some cheap thrills, why not go big aboard a merry-go-round powered by real jet engines rocketing you around in circles.
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Humana has decided to keep margins high and maintain membership levels across plans at a time when people search for cheaper health insurance amid sky-rocketing medical care costs.
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During the second leg — from Cape Town, through raucous seas whipped up by rocketing winds known as the Roaring Forties, to Sydney, Australia — all the boats were savagely battered.
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Penn State's Saquon Barkley is rocketing to the top of the Heisman Trophy race, but Wisconsin freshman Jonathan Taylor might be the best running back in the Big Ten.
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You can find it for sale anywhere from gas stations to grocery stores to farmers markets across the country, rocketing ahead of scientific research, regulatory oversight and consumer knowledge.
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Why it matters: Bitcoin has yet to hit its stride again since rocketing up to more than $19,000 in December 2017 and much of it is due to regulation.
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Unlike in many other countries where much of healthcare spending is publicly financed, employers provide health insurance coverage for nearly half of Americans and often face sky-rocketing rates.
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Before Suarez's run, Ahmed Fathy, who has really shone for Egypt, seized an opportunity and pounced on a loose ball, rocketing it toward the net and forcing a save.
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A mid-November Des Moines Register poll showed Buttigieg rocketing to the front with 25 percent of the vote, a double-digit lead over the rest of the field.
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The 23-horsepower, twin-turbo V-22 powering the Nissan provides massive amounts of thrust from a standstill, rocketing to 23 in only 23 seconds with launch control enabled.
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Now, the campaign numbers about 80 staffers — 55 percent of them women — after rocketing out of the first three months of the year with a $7 million fundraising haul.
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The Guardian reports that the recent BBC adaption of Leo Tolstoy's sweeping classic has sent the book rocketing to the top 50 in British book sales for the first time.
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Moving out from under your parents' roof is always a big step — especially when rent prices are sky rocketing (free rent is a hard thing to give up, after all).
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Results were driven by strength in the tech giant's cloud business, with revenue in Microsoft's Azure cloud-computing services rocketing higher, growing at 116 percent in the most recent quarter.
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The Swiss National Bank's (SNB) decision to scrap its cap on the franc against the euro a year ago today shocked markets and sent the country's currency rocketing 30 percent.
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As the laser hit the surface of the diamond, it vaporized material upward, effectively rocketing the diamond away in the opposite direction and sending a shock wave through the ice.
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I listened to Mitski's new album Puberty 2 for the first time while hungover on a bus, rocketing through a rainstorm drowning the Toronto suburbs and ruining everyone's weekend plans.
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While the survey chimed with signs the economy has maintained momentum since June's Brexit vote, weakening growth in new orders and rocketing costs suggested next year will prove more difficult.
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In January, it was rocketing upwards, thanks in part to a $2100 trillion Republican tax bill that gave away hundreds of billions of dollars to the wealthy and to corporations.
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The device was far more responsive than I'd been aware of before—so much so that I had to watch how I breathed or I'd send my avatar rocketing skyward.
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But as of yet, there is no silver bullet for the many metal chunks rocketing around Earth, nor for the swarms of dead satellites that threaten to create more debris.
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As he approaches Buffalo Bayou he spots a "big, raunchy-looking girl with long hair flying," who's "rocketing" like a banshee down the freeway heading into the belly of downtown.
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"PACR and HARP systematically undermine the procedural safeguards guaranteed to those seeking asylum by rocketing asylum seekers through the credible fear process with no access to counsel," the complaint said.
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One sign of calmness: Volatility in short-end U.S. treasuries has plummeted, after "rocketing higher in late May 2019 on Trumpian uncertainty," as Arbor Research & Trading's Ben Breitholtz points out.
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Trade volumes are sky-rocketing at the Khorgos Gateway dry port in Kazakhstan, where container freight is lifted off Chinese trains and onto Kazakh ones because of different gauge rail tracks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Digital currency bitcoin took another leap higher on Thursday, rocketing above $7,000 for the first time after a more than tenfold increase in its value over the past year.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, from which every Apollo mission was launched, lives on as a testament to JFK's central role in rocketing the United States to spacefaring glory.
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Fortune favors the brave, and soon Monty — through happenstance and the occasional bit of malicious handiwork — is rocketing up the social scale, as his relatives fall victim to unhappy, ahem, accidents.
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I was rocketing straight up in bed at four o'clock in the morning with my heart pounding, because it had occurred to me, mid-sleep, that death, as a concept, existed.
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A forthcoming report from the Kauffman Foundation finds that high-growth entrepreneurship has rebounded in America from the trough induced by the global financial crisis and is now rocketing (see chart).
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London lira overnight rates had come into focus last week after rocketing to 1,200 percent on Wednesday as the currency came under pressure in the run up to Sunday's local elections.
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The southern African country is currently grappling with rocketing inflation, power cuts and shortages of everything from fuel and foreign currency to bread and medicine, prompting street protests earlier this year.
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Not long after Mickelson's misadventure, Tiger Woods clubbed his ball from the pine straw alongside a fairway and sent it rocketing into the darkest reaches of a grove behind a green.
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But the increasing fragmentation of land amid the rocketing increase in population is plainly unsustainable, even though productivity has risen fast through government-provided inputs such as fertiliser and better seed.
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Largely as a result of his hard line on immigration, the League, after winning some 17 percent in the March election, has doubled its support, rocketing past its 5-Star partner.
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When the Swiss National Bank scrapped the long-standing cap it sent the franc rocketing and left Swiss shops saddled with products costing 50 percent more than just across the border.
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In the boreal forest spruce-beetle populations are also rocketing; in the southern pinyon pine forests a hungry bug called pinyon ips, not formerly known to kill trees, is killing many.
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SQM, a former state company with access to vast mineral reserves in Chile's Atacama desert, has benefited from rocketing prices for lithium, which is used to power batteries for electric vehicles.
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It gives a sense of progression even when you only get a bone or two, as does your dog rocketing back upwards in a brief but satisfying zoomies celebration every time.
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Short-dated Italian bonds were among the biggest gainers on Thursday, with yields plunging 33 bps to 0.20% after rocketing to a more than one-year high above 103% last week.
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From there, we're diving into the North Atlantic to detail the latest findings concerning the Titanic, and we're rocketing into space to explain how the ISS is increasingly open for business.
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The structure has a sleek wood-lined lounge, two cozy bedrooms, and a view from the front porch of Vermont Air National Guard F-35 fighter jets rocketing down the runway.
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Tiger, as casual in his own skin as anything there is or ever was, erupts from the ground in a rocketing whirl of fur to catch the thing in his jaws.
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"And then it felt like a bomb went off through the front of the house," Ms. Mehl told the newspaper, adding that pieces of the plane came rocketing through her home.
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CBS and Turner, which is a division of Time Warner Inc, are locking in the rights to the NCAA tournament at a time when the cost of broadcasting sports is sky rocketing.
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Haslem expects the RBA to stay pat until the middle of 2018 as it balances disinflationary forces such as record low wage growth and heightened retail competition with sky-rocketing house prices.
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A day after celebrating his 13th birthday, Federer played the aggressive game that has propelled him to five titles, including two grand slams, this year, attacking the net and rocketing second serves.
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The government's stop-gap measure to restore confidence in the lira, which remains unsteady after a crisis last year, helped send the London overnight swap rate rocketing to 25.7625,225 percent on Wednesday.
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Pete Buttigieg's surge in the polls—if you can call rocketing to fourth place in Iowa a "surge"—has been built on a simple narrative: He alone can unite a divided country.
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Millions of households in northern China switched from using coal to natural gas for heating ahead of this past winter, leading to sky-rocketing gas consumption as well shortages across many regions.
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But to this day, opening Sorcerer's Stone sends me rocketing back to my 9-year-old self, to the time when my whole world was composed of school and my parents' house.
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The debates were famously contentious, rocketing ABC to the top of the ratings and solidifying, as this documentary argues, the future of hyperpartisan politics and entertainment-driven, shouting-head TV news punditry.
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The squeeze lasted only a few days but it sent rates in the market rocketing to a record 26.6,222% -- so high that economists said they were no longer based on actual trading.
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The squeeze lasted only a few days, but it sent rates in the market rocketing to a record 240,26.6% - so high that economists said they were no longer based on actual trading.
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HelloFresh, founded six years ago, has enjoyed rocketing growth in the United States, which is by far its largest market, accounting for 60 percent of revenue in the first hald of 2017.
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Sky rocketing valuations for Indian tech start-ups are being spurred by bullish interest in mobile internet, a senior executive at one of the world's most storied venture capital firms warned Monday.
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The Big Baller Brand is conquering social media now too ... with the Ball family's new emoji line rocketing up the charts in the App Store after just 1 day on the market.
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Since then, Zimbabweans have seen a familiar pattern of dollar shortages battering the economy, rocketing inflation that is destroying the value of their savings and the government reacting forcefully to crush dissent.
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But Shipt's story isn't one of immediate sky rocketing success and it doesn't take place in a start-up mecca like Silicon Valley or even Seattle, where monster competitor Amazon was born.
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But all along, he builds in necessary respites, like Marty's alien arrival in 1955 Hill Valley or that musical sequence, to lift up the final act until it's rocketing into the sky.
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With case counts rocketing, new hot spots flaring and hard-hit hospitals maxing out, health experts persuaded President Trump over the weekend to forget any hope of reopening the country by Easter.
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The company did not explain what specifically necessitated creating a cryptocurrency, but the announcement did touch off a rare wave of excitement about the company, sending its stock rocketing up 45 percent.
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With the food delivery sector rocketing toward a projected $2385 billion by the end of the decade, I'm clearly not the only one turning to delivery apps even before the pandemic hit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A rare portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart sold for 4 million euros on Wednesday at Christie's in Paris, rocketing past the auction house's presale estimate of 800,000-1.2 million euros.
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On Tuesday, there was limited market action in the yuan and Asian foreign exchange in the wake of a temporary cash crunch in U.S. money markets, which sent dollar borrowing costs rocketing.
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As already noted, the cheap labour that once kept the delta's manufacturing plants going is running out and wages are rocketing, so bosses are shifting some factories to places with lower labour costs.
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That was when Turkish state lenders suddenly cut short-term lira funding to the London swap market, which was popular for hedging and shorting, traders and bankers said, sending rates rocketing to 1,200%.
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That was when Turkish state lenders suddenly cut short-term lira funding to the London swap market, which was popular for hedging and shorting, traders and bankers said, sending rates rocketing to 1,200%.
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The most dangerous part of the journey, the transition from rocketing into the Martian atmosphere to slowly landing on its surface, is referred to as "the seven minutes of terror" by NASA scientists.
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SANTIAGO/TORONTO (Reuters) - Far from the soy and cattle that dominate its vast fertile pampas, Argentina harbors another valuable commodity that is rocketing in price and demand and luring newly welcomed foreign investors.
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In China, there are worries that a pickup in activity over the last few months can't last, with record loan growth set to slow and the government seeking to dampen rocketing home prices.
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After rocketing to almost $20,000 in December, bitcoin's price has fallen this year on the back of worries about a regulatory clampdown and concerns it is a speculative bubble that is now deflating.
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"The emergence of AI (artificial intelligence) and data science, as well as billions of simultaneous computer users, is fueling sky-rocketing demand on the worlds data centers," said Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Hung.
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ICYMI, Nicki went off on Travis Sunday, blaming Kylie and her daughter, Stormi, for rocketing Travis to the top of the Billboard Chart with his album, "Astroworld," which came out 2 weeks ago.
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Lawyers are currently in high demand across all industries, and those with a specific area of expertise are commanding a particularly lucrative rate — rocketing this profession to the second-highest spot this year.
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Merger activity continued to spur big stock moves with British workspace company IWG rocketing up 24 percent after it confirmed a bid approach from Canadian private equity firm Onex and Brookfield Asset Management.
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Rocketing prices of digital currencies such as bitcoin fueled a mania in the sector towards the end of 2017 as retail investors across the globe scrambled to get a piece of the action.
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On Wednesday, bitcoin smashed through $10,000 before rocketing past $11,000 less than 12 hours later to an all time-high of $11,395, and then plunging around 20 percent in the hours that followed.
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Panarin scored his fourth goal of the season on a power play 7:14 into the third period, rocketing a slap shot from the high slot that ricocheted off the bar and in.
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Since mid-September, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has been supporting the overnight lending markets relied on by banks and corporations, after a confluence of events led to sky-rocketing rates.
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The blowout sent jets of charged particles rocketing away from the galactic core, which were sculpted into the modern bubbly shape in part by the intense magnetic field lines surrounding the black hole.
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Since mid-September, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has been supporting the overnight lending markets relied on by banks and corporations, after a confluence of events led to sky-rocketing rates.
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When the sport was rocketing through the growth period, they were the people that were the experts that educated people who were watching at home in their living room and newer to NASCAR.
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Nearly two thirds of Australian banks balance sheets are exposed to mortgages, where growth has been consistently slowing following a series of regulatory steps to contain rocketing house prices in Sydney and Melbourne.
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With prices rocketing in Aleppo, opposition authorities were seeking to ration consumption to prevent hoarding and prevent traders from overcharging, said Brita Hagi Hassan, president of the city council for opposition-held Aleppo.
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Rising mortgage rates, sky-rocketing home prices, and inventory shortages at the lower end of the market are converging to create a new housing crisis – this time for baby boomers, housing experts warn.
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Ride-hailing, fleet management, deliveries, and digital content — all the pieces Ford says will make its $4 billion bet on autonomous vehicles pay off and will send it rocketing past its supposed superior rivals.
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In 2014, Serial upended everything we thought we knew about podcasts, rocketing to the top of any chart it landed on and proving that audio storytelling can have mass appeal beyond a devoted base.
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Now finished, the company says it will send a capsule rocketing through the nearly airless two-mile track — a test the company has dubbed its "Kitty Hawk" moment — sometime in the next few months.
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Harris' standing in the race, after rocketing up in the polls, has fallen in recent months, as the senator struggles to recapture the momentum that she gained during the first Democratic debate in June.
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If all the blogs are reporting Elon Musk's plan to colonize mars, then it will cobble together space, stars and Elon himself to show your Genie rocketing to the Red Planet alongside the headline.
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The renewed push for an expansion of rent control comes at a time of fierce debate over the future of California's biggest cities, where housing is in short supply and rents have been rocketing.
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Earlier, a survey showed Britain's construction sector grew last month at the weakest rate since August against a backdrop of rocketing costs linked to the Brexit vote, but this had little effect on sterling.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) three-month aluminium price is currently trading around $2,020 per tonne, pretty much where it was before the April 6 sanctions sent it rocketing to a high of $2,718.
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The United States is in the middle of a traditionally weak period for natural gas demand, and production is booming, yet prices for the fossil fuel are rocketing to the highest level since January.
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Bitcoin long ago stopped being useful for actually buying things (partly because of its rocketing value and partly because of achingly-slow transaction times), so the questions facing speculators are: is this a bubble?
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Yet, health minister Ahmed Rady in a press conference yesterday said prices would stay the same until the Egyptian pound stabilizes, but that is of little comfort to needy patients dealing with rocketing prices.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - In power just two months, Argentina's President Mauricio Macri is already facing labor unrest, with a national public sector strike planned for Wednesday as workers protest rocketing inflation and job cuts.
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The hefty price paid for the crumbling period property, which requires a full renovation, in the suburb of Stanmore, is part of a long-term trend of rocketing house prices in Australia's largest city.
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If you're looking for motivation to keep your nights-and-weekends side hustle moving forward, Andy Weir's story of rocketing from part-time scribbler to bestselling author is sure to give you a boost.
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Japan's central bank is debating changes to its interest-rate targets and stock-buying techniques, people familiar with the central bank's thinking told Reuters, sending bond yields and the yen rocketing higher on Monday.
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Rocketing down an iced bobsled track at 2280 miles an hour, my first thought was not of the pageantry and festive spirit that will accompany the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea in February.
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Here, a real-world parallel might be the pulse of a waiter in his restaurant's rush hour, or a delivery rider rocketing along on his or her bike with the benefit of a tailwind.
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CreditCreditRuth Fremson/The New York Times EL PASO — Beto O'Rourke attracted the officers' attention near the Texas-New Mexico state line, rocketing past them in a speeding Volvo, hustling to nowhere around 3 a.m.
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Known as the Ghost Ship, it had become an artists' colony, a refuge from the Bay Area's rocketing rents, and a space for performances like the concert that was underway when the fire erupted.
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"Both the Nikkei and dollar/yen are rocketing higher on encouraging North Korea headlines and improving risk sentiment," Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore, said in a note.
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It tells the story of George Tillman, who decided in 2013, with housing prices sky-rocketing, to knock down his San Francisco laundromat and replace it with an eight-story, 75-unit apartment building.
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In a buying frenzy as spectacular as the recent rout, U.S. stocks soared with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rocketing more than 1,000 points for the first time on Wednesday, sending global stocks higher.
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While J.Crew's sales have slumped (by 5 percent in the second quarter of 2018), Madewell has been rocketing upward (by 29 percent during the same period) and is about to launch a men's line.
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When Facebook bought Oculus, a VR startup, for $210bn in 23, and sent interest in the technology rocketing, it was this feeling of being present that Mark Zuckerberg, the social network's boss, described as "incredible".
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Media reports on Wednesday that the German and British governments had abandoned key Brexit demands, potentially easing the path for a divorce deal, sent the British currency rocketing higher against the euro and the dollar.
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Bloomberg reported on Wednesday that the German and British governments had abandoned key Brexit demands, potentially easing the path for a divorce deal, sending the British currency rocketing higher against the euro and the dollar.
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The mobile gaming app first rolled out in the U.S., Australia and New Zealand in the first week of July, becoming an instant smash hit and rocketing up the most-downloaded lists on app stores.
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In January Philadelphia filed a lawsuit against manufacturers of prescription opioids seeking to halt the companies' "deceptive" marketing practices and to get them to pay for the rocketing cost to the city of treating addicts.
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Australia is the world's second-largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter, but has faced a growing crisis over local gas supply with prices rocketing over the past two years as the commodity is shipped abroad.
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With sales of cosmetic and personal care products marketed as 'anti-pollution', 'eco-friendly' and 'natural' rocketing in recent years, it would seem that, on the surface, the beauty industry has cracked this particular conundrum.
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The Senate committee is one of two U.S. congressional panels investigating the sky-rocketing price increases of certain decades-old drugs made by companies including Valeant and Turing Pharmaceuticals, a company founded by Martin Shkreli.
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Bank's rejection rates are rocketing on deals such as the highly leveraged US$1.7bn debt financing backing the buyout of UK intellectual property services provider CPA Global by US private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners.
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According to Good Jobs First, a non-profit that tracks state tax breaks, since 2000 Amazon has received $230 billion in 215 communities in the U.S., rocketing past the previous leader in this category: Walmart.
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Xiongan has been widely seen as a high-profile property and infrastructure investment theme, but rocketing share price rises for firms which could benefit from the plan have prompted warnings from regulators about excessive speculation.
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After leaving public service, Roosevelt built his career rocketing up the ranks of the health care industry to the position of CEO of Tufts Health Plan, before joining the boards of multiple health care associations.
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Washington is often portrayed as the staid bureaucratic center of the United States, where a transient young population is drawn only by the job market, and where rocketing property prices limit the fringe art scene.
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" Mr. Trump seemed aware that he was rocketing into a state where Democrats have been camped out for months, noting that "we're going to defeat the radical socialist Democrats that are right down the street.
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While forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, factories and farms, car wash slavery is rocketing with unregulated sites sprouting up rapidly nationwide, according to the country's anti-slavery agency and chief.
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The countryside we're shown is a sort of homogeneous patch of hay-bales and old blokes rocketing down hills in bathtubs, a place where flatcaps, sheepdog, and beetroot crops have the lay of the land.
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Halep won the next game to love, rocketing down an ace on match point to set up a meeting with 63th-seeded Pole Agnieszka Radwanska who defeated Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck 26-26 24-6(4).
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Clooney, 57, was driving down a highway on the island of Sardinia when a car suddenly pulled in front of him causing the collision and rocketing the actor 20 feet in the air, sources told TMZ .
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government urged voters on Tuesday to reject more help for farmers and other proposals for agriculture in a referendum next month, saying they would send food prices rocketing and hurt the economy.
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Hoop is the latest Snap Kit blockbuster, rocketing to No. 2 on the overall App Store charts this month with its Tinder -esque swiping interface for discovering people and asking to message with them over Snapchat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's GCHQ security agency is considering developing a nationwide internet firewall to block malicious content and protect government networks from rocketing numbers of attacks, the incoming head of its new cyber security arm says.
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The Biggest Health Risks to Humans in SpaceWith the The Martian rocketing to the top of box offices worldwide this week, the challenge of…Read more ReadAs this study shows, space is exceptionally tough on humans.
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"With kids' anxiety levels rocketing in response to what they are seeing, hearing and witnessing, it's vital that we reassure them that there is kindness, tolerance and hope in the world," Murphy said in a statement.
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Three LNG plants have opened in the country over the past two years, which has tripled gas demand and sent gas prices rocketing from around A$6 a gigajoule (GJ) to as much as $22/GJ.
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After joining that band in 83, he left the group midway through a tour in support of the group's chart-smashing 28 album Blood Sugar Sex Magik, overwhelmed by the experience of suddenly rocketing to fame.
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Countless women in the entertainment industry have come forward with their stories of sexual abuse and harassment since The New York Times published accusations against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, rocketing the subject to national attention.
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Since rocketing to worldwide fame for her Oscar-nominated performance in 2009's Precious, the 34-year-old actor has been breaking barriers with roles on mega-hit shows ranging from Difficult People to American Horror Story.
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Gigi Hadid has landed major spreads in Vogue throughout her sky-rocketing career, mostly with her bestie Kendall Jenner (we've rounded up every time, if you'd like to see), and most recently with her boyfriend Zayn Malik.
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With Facebook and Twitter blocked in China by the Communist government's Great Firewall, WeChat is as ubiquitous in the country as Twitter and Facebook are in the US. The app's popularity has contributed to rocketing smartphone sales.
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Second-quarter China smartphone shipments for Huawei surged by a nearly a third from the same period a year earlier, with its market share rocketing 10.6 percentage points to a record 183%, according to research firm Canalys.
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Hurricane Harvey is rapidly intensifying over the bathtub-warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, rocketing from a tropical depression to an 85-mile-per-hour hurricane in less than 24 hours, with more intensification to come.
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In 2008, lower Asian rice output due to an El Nino prompted India to ban exports, sending global prices sky-rocketing and causing food riots in Haiti and panic measures in big importers such as the Philippines.
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" "One of the things that people have not noticed in the past is how badly it fell apart under the prior administration: you have declining production, debt is sky-rocketing, refining capacity is at all times low.
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Publishers then have taken the opportunity, out of a perceived necessity to account for sky-rocketing costs, to create extensive in-game economies that charge players real money and keep those players hooked for months and years.
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I check in for my appointment, step behind a curtain, and before I know it, I'm in a small spacecraft rocketing away from Earth's atmosphere toward a massive, orbiting station teeming with intergalactic foliage and fantastical wildlife.
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Analysts tell CNBC the oil prices remain at risk of rocketing toward $100 a barrel until the market gets clarity about the ultimate drop in Iranian exports and the ability of oil producers to fill the gap.
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Second-quarter China smartphone shipments for Huawei surged by a nearly a third from the same period a year earlier, with its market share rocketing 10.6 percentage points to a record 13%, according to research firm Canalys.
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Suffice to say, the first step for any agency should be figuring out how to get more people to put on headgear before hoping on electric board and rocketing down a street with little to no experience.
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The Senate Special Committee on Aging is one of two U.S. congressional panels investigating sky-rocketing price increases of certain decades-old drugs acquired by companies including Valeant and Turing Pharmaceuticals, a company founded by Martin Shkreli.
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The focus on how the three present-day Pearson siblings would have to buckle down to complete the next steps of their journeys proved that the show wasn't going to suddenly start rocketing along at top speed.
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The nation is failing to deal with issues from environmental threats to sky-rocketing health care costs, while politics in Washington is broken with a Congress that gets nothing accomplished and Donald Trump as president, Sachs said.
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Space startups and established companies alike are now rocketing forward with plans to support the race to establish a foothold on the surface of the Moon as a first step toward getting humanity's first footsteps on Mars.
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APRA increased mortgage risk weights in July for the country's five biggest banks - ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, Westpac Banking Corp, National Australia Bank and Macquarie - to make them safer amid sky-rocketing house prices in Sydney and Melbourne.
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In Chapter 53, boys rip off her underwear at recess and take turns wearing the damp cotton over their heads, so Joni Baloney runs away, pantyless, and joins a traveling freak show, rocketing horses off high-dive boards.
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She sings an original song at a memorial service for her slain classmates and becomes a national sensation, rapidly rocketing to pop stardom under the guidance of her older sister (Jennifer Ehle) and a new manager (Jude Law).
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The film was met with some controversy after its festival debut, but with outstanding, understated performances by Gosling and Claire Foy and a visceral, moving story, it's most likely rocketing toward a number of awards nominations this fall.
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But those efforts only buoyed his appeal among his fan base on the far right, rocketing his profile among movements like the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that spouts white nationalist ideals and opposes social liberalism.
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Markets were also unfazed by Italian politics and the bigger focus was a rocketing dollar and rising U.S. borrowing costs, which have spooked investors in recent weeks and intensifed concern about damage to global demand, squeezing emerging markets.
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John Oliver's gay rewrite of the Pence family's children's book about their bunny Marlon Bundo has been outperforming the original, rocketing to the top of Amazon's bestseller list, and—as of Tuesday night—selling completely out of stock.
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Redevelopment of the roughly 90-acre site could create an entire neighborhood of homes, potentially helping to address a housing shortage in Vancouver, where sky-rocketing real estate prices have pushed ownership out of reach for many residents.
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The conservative government of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has blamed a lack of supply for sky-rocketing house prices and on Tuesday announced setting up a A$1 billion National Housing Infrastructure Facility to help develop new homes.
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To really drive its message home, the company wanted Brennan to swoop past a makeshift storefront constructed on a cliff and — while rocketing through the air at 120 miles-per-hour — grab a bag of donuts suspended nearby.
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"Momentum-wise, birdying the very first hole, picking up where I left off last night, got me well into the round early," England's Rose told reporters after rocketing into title contention with a four-under aggregate of 643.
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Virgin Galactic's stock is rocketing up Amid market concerns about the impact of the new coronavirus, at least one stock is doing spectacularly well: Virgin Galactic, which has shot up 162% this year after going public last October.
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But aid groups said bureaucracy, violence and rocketing government fees were stopping their work, despite a promise from President Salva Kiir to allow unhindered access after the United States threatened to pull support to the government in October.
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"It's doing to come rocketing down," Trump said as Azar, 50, stood at his side in the White House before taking his oath as secretary of the U.S. Health and Human Services Department from Vice President Mike Pence.
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Before rocketing into space from Kazakhstan on Expedition 57 for his six-month tour, the 42-year-old father has undergone extensive training in everything from spacewalks to robotics to Russian and the psychology of sharing small spaces.
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Cobalt, copper, nickel and lithium are expected to see increasing demand from the EV trade in the years ahead, even though once-rocketing prices for cobalt and lithium have crumpled this year on the back of a supply surge.
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After rocketing to global acclaim for her role as Bella Swan in the mega-hit Twilight trilogy, she's built a powerhouse Hollywood career and become a critical role model for young people grappling with their sexuality beyond the binary.
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He is only the fifth person to head the ministry, after legendary predecessors such as Ali al-Naimi, who kept prices from rocketing during the second Gulf war, and Zaki Yamani, who devised the Arab oil embargo of 1973.
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Further, Barneys' struggles have placed it among the ranks of fellow high-end retailers like Lord & Taylor and Henri Bendel, once iconic stores that fell prey to the growth of e-commerce, sky-rocketing rent, and shifting consumer habits.
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A report this year by Credit Suisse showed that the industry added $20013 billion in 2016 from rocketing drug prices; Sean Williams, an investor at financial services company Motley Fool, listed Lilly as one of the practice's major benefactors.
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The Asian financial hub is facing its first recession in a decade, but it boasts the worlds most expensive property market, with prices rocketing over 200% in the past decade, driven by limited housing supply and mainland Chinese buyers.
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The announcement by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) marks a rapid change of circumstances since it sought to put a brake on rocketing residential property prices by imposing a 30 percent cap on interest-only loans last March.
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London lira overnight rates had come into focus last year after rocketing to more than 1,200% in April with Turkish banks withholding liquidity from London markets when the currency came under pressure in the run up to local elections.
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It's created its own celebrity culture, rocketing its biggest player, Ninja, to broad fame, and Twitch, Amazon's massive streaming platform, has followed its success to become an even more dominant force in the gaming industry than it already was.
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There seems to have been a calming of that connection since the peak of the oil crises in the seventies, which saw rocketing oil prices noticeably hiked inflation, but some patterns still remain and are envisaged between oil and consumer prices.
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The incredibly ambitious animated sci-fi comedy went even bigger in its second season, sending the titular grandfather-grandson duo rocketing into the furthest reaches of the universe in search of stories unlike any others being told on TV. The highlight?
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It's a curious problem afflicting boom towns where some residents get pushed onto the streets as they can no longer afford the rocketing rents in a flourishing economy - let alone purchase a house as the price of property has soared.
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He ended up trapped into backing a bill that, according to the CBO, would help the young and healthy and send costs sky-rocketing for some of Mr Trump's most loyal supporters, starting with the old and those in rural areas.
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As a result the world now has an innovative infrastructure capable of developing synthetic variations on established druggy themes with ease, whether it is to circumvent laws on ecstasy in Europe or to meet the rocketing demand for opioids in America.
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The article cites club owners Eelko Anceaux of Amsterdam's De Marktkantine and Dimitri Hegemann, a founder of Berlin's Tresor who lament the loss of unused space, sky-rocketing real estate, and the emergence of "yuppie families" who call in noise complaints.
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"This data demonstrates just how rapidly Obamacare's exchanges are deteriorating with sky-rocketing premiums year after year, more than half of Americans with no more than two insurers to choose from, and the taxpayer burden exploding," HHS spokeswoman Caitlin Oakley said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry grew last month at the weakest rate since August against a backdrop of rocketing costs linked to the Brexit vote, but builders were more upbeat about the year ahead, an industry survey showed on Thursday.
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The company, which recently changed its name from Carnegie Wave Energy, sees revenue rocketing from A$1.7 million last year to more than A$30 million by 2018, mainly due to the targeted revenue growth of solar and battery company EMC.
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But Chile does have one of the world's most plentiful supplies of lithium, a mineral used in rechargeable batteries and electronics that has seen rocketing interest and a sharp price rise in recent months on hopes of an electric vehicle boom.
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The dollar is up 0.43 percent this year against the euro and a basket of major currencies, rocketing more than 5 percent since the election on hopes President-elect Donald Trump's administration will go ahead with tax cuts and fiscal spending.
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These problems — including losing jobs to automation or off-shoring, sky-rocketing costs of health care, the lack of access to education — afflict many Americans, such as those belonging to the 37 percent who continue supporting building a border wall.
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So it's natural to wonder if this tournament or that one will be her last hurrah, or if this might be the last time you see her at the U.S. Open, rocketing balls as fiery as comets into the opposite court.
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Cruz sent the pro-Dominican crowd of more than 37,000 at Marlins Park into a frenzy when he sent a line drive off left-hander Andrew Miller rocketing into the bleachers to give the Dominicans their first lead of the game.
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Investors should be worried about froth — unsustainably high share prices — particularly in the IPO market because there is too much enthusiasm to buy stocks, he said, pointing to Beyond Meat's second-day rally Friday after rocketing 163% on in its Thursday debut.
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The Biggest Health Risks to Humans in SpaceWith the The Martian rocketing to the top of box offices worldwide this week, the challenge of…Read more ReadIt's well documented that astronauts who fly long-duration space missions suffer from blurry vision upon returning.
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"The damage has been done on the Gulf Coast, where rocketing refinery runs - hark, above 0003 million barrels per day - and low net imports have drawn down oil inventories by 7 million barrels," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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I can't get my dad to drop by Resident Evil 7's Baker estate for ten minutes the next time he's over—but I can see him rocketing off for the Moon, or taking a dive down to the lair of an Anomalocaris.
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The experience takes you through a bunch of tasks, including moving rocks, using a crane to pick up solar panels and loading them on a rover, piloting said rover, and then rocketing off the surface of Mars in a stripped-down rocket.
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Yet if someone were to attach rocket boosters to the elevator and accelerate it to 9.8 meters per second squared, the person inside the elevator wouldn't be able to tell if they were rocketing through space or planted firmly on Earth's surface.
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The West Coast province's New Democratic government in February moved to crack down on real estate speculators, expanding a foreign buyer tax and introducing a new speculation tax, in an effort to cool sky-rocketing prices in Canada's most expensive real estate market.
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Hsu is amusing and energetic as a theatre-mad adolescent, but what can she do to make any of these clichés resonate, especially once a science-fiction element is introduced, rocketing the already flimsy plot up to the galaxies of bad show biz?
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But Musk&aposs big "aspirational" goals for Starship include sending the first cargo to Mars in 2022, launching the Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa and a crew of artists around the moon in 2023, and rocketing the first crewed mission to Mars in 2024.
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After rocketing to fame through her work in the 1988 film "Heathers" and nabbing a breakout role as Brenda Walsh on the TV show "Beverly Hills, 90210," Shannen Doherty joined the cast of the 1998 hit WB series "Charmed" as witch Prue Halliwell.
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It's a fight over the direction and identity of the Democratic Party at a moment when Sanders is rocketing up in the polls — a debate over who he is, and whether he has the right values and judgment to lead the party.
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The House Oversight Committee, chaired by Democratic Representative Elijah Cummings, and the Senate Finance Committee, chaired by Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, brought in patient advocates and health policy experts to discuss the burden of high drug costs on consumers and sky-rocketing prices.
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The show felt stuck in 2015, and its primary contribution to the culture had become rocketing star Rami Malek (who won an Emmy for his role as disaffected hacker Elliot and later, in 2019, the Best Actor Oscar for Bohemian Rhapsody) to superstardom.
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Per usual, Netflix won't release viewership numbers, but Knight says word-of-mouth has been the show's greatest asset, giving it rocketing popularity in Turkey, and Panama — and even getting Murphy on the cover of Rolling Stone in South America this month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats on a powerful U.S. congressional panel are questioning whether Canada-based Valeant Pharmaceuticals may be wrongfully withholding documents in connection with its ongoing probe into sky-rocketing drug prices, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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The Biggest Health Risks to Humans in SpaceWith the The Martian rocketing to the top of box offices worldwide this week, the challenge of…Read more ReadThanks to these tests and subsequent space missions, we know that space is incredibly hard on the human body.
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WASHINGTON, April 26 (Reuters) - Democrats on a powerful U.S. congressional panel are questioning whether Canada-based Valeant Pharmaceuticals may be wrongfully withholding documents in connection with its ongoing probe into sky-rocketing drug prices, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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In recent months, Juul, by far the most popular e-cigarette maker in the U.S., has come under scrutiny of regulators, lawmakers and state attorneys general who say the company's colorful advertising practices helped in the sky-rocketing use of e-cigarettes among teenagers.
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With only a few minutes left before touchdown on the moon, Steve Bales, the guidance officer in mission control, had to make a decision: Let the module continue to descend, or abort the mission and send the module rocketing back to the command ship, Columbia.
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When Mayor Bill de Blasio took office in 2014, he made affordable housing the centerpiece of his administration, vowing to build or preserve 200,000 units over a decade in a city where the cost of shelter was rocketing past the grasp of many residents.
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But many analysts attribute November's rebound to a low base effect as sales plummeted last year after more than a dozen major Chinese cities introduced measures to rein in sky-rocketing prices last October, and they are sceptical such a pick-up could be sustained.
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The broad view that Britain would manage to agree some kind of transition trading agreement before leaving the European Union had until now kept investors more or less on the sidelines, out of concern that a last-minute compromise would send sterling rocketing higher.
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That's the second year in a row shipments have dropped, following more than half a decade of impressive growth, rocketing China to the number one spot, ahead of the U.S. All told, 396 million units were shipped last year, marking the lowest level since 2013.
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He moved to Rio in 1958, when Brazil was rocketing into a new future, encapsulated by President Juscelino Kubitschek's ambition to accomplish "50 years in five," as the slogan went, and symbolized by the construction of Brasília, the new capital in the country's interior.
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But many analysts attribute November's rebound to a low base effect as sales plummeted last year after more than a dozen major Chinese cities introduced measures to rein in sky-rocketing prices last October, and they are skeptical such a pick-up could be sustained.
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In a social media post, Russian youth climate activists in the Fridays for Future group welcomed the new plan but said "as always, the Russian government is in no hurry and is turning a blind eye to the sky-rocketing average temperature on the planet".
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The Democratic presidential field is finally getting a crack at Michael Bloomberg: The former New York City mayor has qualified for the next Democratic primary debate in Nevada on Wednesday, by rocketing into second place in a new NPR/PBS Newshour/Marist national poll.
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Graphic: China's restaurants feel the heat as pork supplies plunge, prices soar - here China's rocketing pork prices come after a deadly disease ravaged its huge hog herd, leaving the world's top consumer of the meat short of about a quarter of its usual supplies.
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Orange is jumping on a bandwagon of European companies that are considering selling part of their mobile networks on the back of sky-rocketing valuations for infrastructure assets, and a growing appetite for them from groups such as U.S. investment firm KKR and Spain's Cellnex.
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Graphic: China's restaurants feel the heat as pork supplies plunge, prices soar - here China's rocketing pork prices come after a deadly disease ravaged its huge hog herd, leaving the world's top consumer of the meat short of about a quarter of its usual supplies.
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The question for Trump, who has bragged about both the stock market increase and consumer confidence soaring since his election, is whether markets can keep rocketing higher even if it becomes clear that the president-elect's policies will take a long time to have any major impact.
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Wednesday's terror attacks, which struck Iran's parliament and a mausoleum of the Islamic Republic's founder, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, have fueled rocketing tensions in the Gulf between the major regional rivals, Shia-majority Iran and Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia, which support opposing sides in conflicts throughout the region.
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The lower end of the scale—your cosmic disco territory—was going to send me into a slumber, and rocketing it right up to gabber speed would result in the kind of afternoon that sees you led into the HR warren, bloodied, confused, and profusely apologetic.
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"What we see in this once calm stellar nursery is a cosmic version of a Fourth of July fireworks display, with giant streamers rocketing off in all directions," John Bally, the paper's lead author and a professor at the University of Colorado, said in a news release.
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Ariana Grande is justly famous for many reasons: her astonishing four-octave range, her voluminous ponytail, the rumor that she demands to be carried everywhere like a baby (she says that's a lie), her role in rocketing the idea of Big Dick Energy to mainstream consciousness.
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Meanwhile I'd spent the previous night having turbulent dreams about mishandling the old, tricky transmissions: vivid images of rocketing down the track at 130 mph and going for fifth gear and mistakenly putting it into third — an easy way to blow up a very expensive historic motor.
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The broad view that Britain would manage to agree some kind of transition trading agreement before leaving the European Union had until now kept investors more or less on the sidelines on sterling, out of concern that a last-minute compromise would send the currency rocketing higher.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has heard his name rocketing around the Twittersphere as a potential 2020 (or even 2024) candidate — and has even indulged the chatter — thanks to his ubiquitous presence in American pop culture, from Instagram to commercials to some of this nation's cinematic triumphs.
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SANTIAGO, March 28 (Reuters) - Chilean chemicals firm SQM said on Monday that it had entered into a joint venture with Canadian junior miner Lithium Americas to develop a lithium project in Argentina, at a time when demand and prices for the key battery ingredient are rocketing.
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As early as his teens, Brooks was performing in his own comedy sketches, and after serving in World War II he had the good sense and the tenacity to attach himself to Sid Caesar, who was already rocketing to stardom in the clubs and on television.
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It has eight heated and cooled cupholders, while packing an astonishing 1,700 horsepower; it boasts room for the luggage of four adults, yet hits speeds of at least 248 mph; it has three-zone climate control, while also rocketing to 62 mph in less than two seconds.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted in response to a report on Gonzalez's rocketing number of Twitter followers, according to the Sun Journal.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — They are united here, at the Winter Games, at the bottom ranks of a sport considered among the most dangerous and daring, flopping belly first on a heavy sled and rocketing headfirst down a twisting and swirling ice track at 80 miles an hour.
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" Rocketing forward While in the past North Korea has been largely dependent on existing -- mostly Soviet and Chinese technology -- Schilling pointed out last year that "we have now seen that North Korea can build large rockets using both solid and high-energy liquid propellants, to their own requirements.
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In Japan, Nintendo shares tacked on another 12.73 percent on Tuesday after rocketing faster than a speeding Pikachu on Monday, climbing nearly 25 percent after the company's new smartphone game Pokemon Go dominated the list of top free apps in the U.S., Australia and New Zealand App Store.
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South Korea has one of the largest gaps between rich and poor among developed nations and is struggling to deal with decaying job markets, rocketing house prices, and a record-low birth rate as couples put off having babies while struggling with low pay and harsh work conditions.
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South Korea has one of the largest gaps between rich and poor among developed nations and is struggling mightily to deal with decaying job markets, rocketing house prices and a record-low birth rate as couples put off having babies while struggling with low pay and harsh work conditions.
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There's also a new control called "Slingshot" that lets you pull back on the onscreen control, release it, and send Sphero Mini rocketing toward a target, which the Sphero Mini kit also provides; it ships with a small set of tiny, robber bowling pins and orange traffic cones.
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British mid caps offered some more dramatic moves, with shares in Paysafe rocketing around 8 percent after a consortium of Blackstone and CVC Capital Partners made a 2.86 billion pound ($3.72 billion) bid for the firm, the latest move in a spate of deal-making in the payments industry.
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After sky-rocketing to major success thanks to a starring role as a young girl with some mysterious telekinetic superpowers on the hit Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things, the actress quickly became a fan favorite, appearing on every talk show, red carpet, and Halloween costume of 2016.
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In a speech on March 31, Mary Jo White, the chairwoman of the S.E.C., raised questions about the rocketing valuations of start-ups, pointing out how these companies may succumb to the same pressure as corporations whose shares are publicly traded to push their valuation as high as possible.
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And now they've become obsessed with Bloomberg over the space of a few days, with his odds on Betfair rocketing from 11 percent on February 6 to 34 percent on February 14 and then down somewhat, despite not much new information coming out that should have improved his prospects.
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I can't promise you won't have shit days, but I can promise you will learn to recognize them for what they are and be nice to yourself about it in a way that will let you keep your overall momentum, even when you're not rocketing upward with ease.
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CSI1003 has risen 22% in the same period, outpacing the 6% gains in the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index and the 15% rally in the S&P 500 Hot-pot condiment maker Yihai International, for instance, is already up more than 100% this year after sky-rocketing 155% in 2018.
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News of the deal sent Yelp's stock sky-rocketing nearly 20 percent in after-hours trading this afternoon, indicating investors viewed the sale, and the $200 million stock buyback program it comes with, as a more lucrative and less failure-prone strategy for tackling the costly and complex food delivery market.
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It's all thanks to one episode, "The Door," when Bran's time-hopping vision quest, the Children of the Forest's pine cone hand grenades, and Hodor's valiant-but-probably-unnecessary sacrifice stacked up the points and sent my team rocketing from second-to-last place to near the top of the heap.
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"✓ iNTERBEiNG," to give just one example, moves from night-drive guitar arpeggios into unpredictable glitchy ambience, befitting some of the slower Autechre tracks, before rocketing back off into a giddy synth riff and spidery riffing that kinda feels like Joe Satriani surfing over a nightcore remix of an Envy track.
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"The reasoning seems to be to show in the most significant way possible that the US is just not going to allow the continued violence—the rocketing of our bases, the killing of an American contractor, the attacks on shipping, on unarmed drones—without a very significant response," he said.
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A rocketing repo rate — the key measure of liquidity in the global banking system — and a jump in the U.S. Federal Reserve's target interest rate to levels not seen since 0.53 forced the New York Fed to intervene four times to maintain the Fed funds rate in the 20.5%-21% range.
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A rocketing repo rate -- the key measure of liquidity in the global banking system -- and a jump in the U.S. Federal Reserve's target interest rate to levels not seen since 0.53 forced the New York Fed to intervene four times to maintain the Fed funds rate in the 20.5%-21% range.
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"The city is haunted by the spectre of capitalism," murmurs a dazed voice on AceMo's "Land Scanner (Spectre)," barely audible above the shiny, repetitive synth loop and the drums rocketing off each other every which way, clanging and scraping and unraveling, with stray bits of wire peeling off from the harsh electronic surface.
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If you want a single-ETF referendum on the Trump agenda, you probably can't do better than the Russell 2000 ETF (IWM): rocketing up 17 percent from the election to mid-December, but then hit its low for the year on March 27, the day after the House vote to repeal Obamacare failed.
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Fears are growing that a recurrence is on the cards of the "taper tantrum" of May 2013, when the Federal Reserve said it was considering easing off of its bond buying programme - a move that sent 10-year US Treasuries rocketing from around 1.4% to almost 23% in less than four months.
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Starhopper is a prototype for a much more powerful and roughly 400-foot-tall launch system known as Starship: a vehicle that Musk and his company envisions taking dozens of people to the moon or Mars, deploying hundreds of satellites at a time, and rocketing people around Earth in a matter of minutes.
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The news of the discovery, in the first shallow-water offshore exploration well drilled by the private sector in Mexico since the country's 2014 energy sector opening, sent Premier's shares rocketing as much as 38 percent on the London Stock Exchange and helped the peso strengthen 20153 percent to 17.785 per dollar.
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As we're rocketing through this information superhighway like fish in a tube (remember when the people of Twitter longed to be salmon?), clasping onto bits of digital detritus just long enough to see if they spark joy before discarding them, trying to remember even last week's best meme can feel hilariously futile.
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Maybe it's just a thrill to hear RHCP at 342 BPM - Doug's version transforms the generic Peps harmonies into something more interesting and chaotic, with the MIDI Flea bass rocketing all over the place more like a Tony Levin Chapman Stick jam, and each chord progression resolving pleasantly in like 5 seconds.
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The cryptocurrency's meteoric rise is reminiscent of its rocketing growth in the latter half of 2017, when prices reached more than $18,400 on the back of buoyant capital markets, rampant speculation and a turbulent political climate in Northern Asia spurred by saber rattling between President Donald Trump and North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un.
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Despite officially being in the race for only about a month, Bloomberg has made a huge impact in the race with well over $100 million invested in television and digital ad spending, rocketing into fifth place with 7% support in Morning Consult and 5.5% support in Real Clear Politics&apos Democratic primary polling average.
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Just as phones started rocketing into the stratosphere with $1,000+ prices, Google's going in the opposite direction with the Pixel 3a and 3a XL. At $399 for the 3a and $479 for the 3a XL, Google's new Android phones cost hundreds of dollars less than its premium Pixel 3 and 33 XL, which sell for $799 and $899, respectively.
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Financial analysts have long warned that the rocketing bull market of the past year would at some point come to a screeching correction thanks to its highly overvalued stock prices — and it appears last week was the first sign of that, though experts are divided over whether the market has bottomed out or if it has further to go.
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And the tracers came rocketing out of the barrel hot and red like wishes that seemed to slow as they sailed farther away, tracers that sometimes took a sharp upward or outward turn like wishes gone wrong when the tracer hit a rock or a helmet or another bullet, amid the profusion of rounds five times as numerous as were visible, and ricocheted.
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After rocketing to stardom with his performance at the 2015 CMA Awards with Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton quickly became one of country music's most celebrated voices — and with a double platinum album under his belt, the burly star would have every right to boast and preen in front of a Nashville industry crowd gathered last night for a first listen of his latest musical effort.
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A black woman and young girl wear the hoop skirts of their oppressors, and at the head of the parade, another young black woman, wearing a grass skirt, shoots like a cannonball into the sky, rocketing out of a drum major's big bass drum and nearly decapitating him in the process, with a musical note fluting from the deep, open wound in his neck.
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So, as long as Buddy followed all the other regulations, it's conceivable he could ball.) The movie kicked off a fourteen-film franchise, including four "official" Air Bud films, focusing on the dog's role in various other sports (football, soccer, baseball, and volleyball), and additional "Air Buddies" spin-off films in which Air Bud's children (Buddy fucks) get into all sorts of crazy hijinks, eventually rocketing off into space.
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Perhaps the clearest indication of this approach was provided last week, when President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE — in responding to the Iranian regime's rocketing of military facilities in Iraq — emphasized that the pathway for Iran to return to the negotiating table remained open.
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This clue got me thinking about the extremely short life span of the shiny disc, at least as as far as CDs and their ilk are concerned, and how fast the world is just rocketing toward some technological endpoint where we're all incorporeal, uploaded to the cloud, so I went and looked for a good relaxing cud video and found about a zillion of them; earthy and mesmerizing.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said prescription drug prices will come "rocketing down" under the leadership of Alex Azar, who was sworn in on Monday as the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) is gaining on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 21625 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE in the Democratic presidential primary, rocketing into second place following her standout debate performance last week, according to a poll from CNN and SSRS released Monday.
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