The price of WTI sank lower Friday and traded at $47.16 a barrel by 11:00 a.m.
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At the other end of the market, gold stocks, which have been in favour with investors as a safe haven amid trade tensions, sank lower.
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Thirty-seven percent were resilient in terms of general health, but for 63 percent health was poor to begin with and sank lower with time.
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Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, watched warily as diagnosed cases of coronavirus ticked higher and the stock market sank lower through the final week of February.
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And this year, ratings sank lower than ever: In 22017, the show had its lowest ratings at just under 233 million viewers, down 22020 percent from the previous year.
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This came as sterling sank lower as the likelihood of more liquidity weighed on the U.K. currency which has been hit hard in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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And then, as Sicario 22 began with images of brown people fleeing for the border, American helicopters tracking them with searchlights, I sank lower and lower in my seat.
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Douglass, thinking this was part of his description, was not alarmed, but as she looked he sank lower and lower, and finally lay stretched upon the floor, breathing his last.
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Bill Clinton's favorability climbed from 51% when he left office to 64% in a 2015 poll, though his favorable sank lower -- to 47% -- in October 2016 when his wife, Hillary Clinton, was pursuing her own White House bid.
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Morale sank lower last week when Mr. Baker said that Rebecca Blumenstein, a deputy editor in chief who had been at The Journal for 22 years, was leaving for The New York Times, where she will become one of the paper's highest-ranking editors.
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Pipes were now hauled aboard and emergency salvage pumps began to discharge the kerosene. At the same time, a fleet auxiliary, RFA Boxol, began to pump the 10,000 tons of fuel oil into her own tanks. As the oil flowed out, Ohio sank lower and lower in the water. The last drops of oil left her and simultaneously her keel settled on the bottom.
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Nicknamed the "Pearl of the Antilles," it became the richest colony in the West Indies and one of the richest in the world. Large sugar cane plantations were established and worked by hundreds of thousands of African slaves who were imported to the island. In 1754, the population numbered 14,000 whites, 4,000 free mulattoes and 172,000 negroes. The Spanish colony on the other hand sank lower than ever.
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He caused a sensation addressing them in Bahasa Malaysia. Former Minister for Social Affairs Othman Wok recounted years later: > “I noticed that while he was speaking, the Alliance leaders sitting in front > of us, they sank lower and lower because they were embarrassed this man > (Lee) could speak Malay better than them.” Former Cabinet colleague, the late Lim Kim San, noted: > “That was the turning point. They perceived [Lee] as a dangerous man who > could one day be the Prime Minister of Malaya.
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The hulk sank lower in the water and the tugs struggled to maintain any headway. At about 0130 hrs on 14 October Captain Negro of the Genua radioed his concerns to Captain Gatti of the Torregrande. Gatti asked the Dutch party to authorise the tugs to recover as much as possible of the towing cables and then cast the hulk loose before it sank. At about 0230 hrs Torregrande hauled in its steel cable and began to recover its nylon towing rope.
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He painted the sign of an inn called the Black Bull, somewhere on the road between Deal and London. In November 1799, Morland was at last arrested for debt, but was allowed to take lodgings 'within the rules,' and these became the rendezvous of his most discreditable friends. During this mitigated confinement he sank lower and lower. He is said to have often been drunk for days together, and to have generally slept on the floor in a helpless condition.
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The boat sank lower and lower in the water as they did so, but all crossed safely. Lichens (tripe de roche) of the type eaten by the party in the absence of any other food Fort Enterprise now lay less than a week's march away, but for some of the starving men, that would prove to be an insurmountable barrier. At the back of the line, the two weakest voyageurs, Credit and Vaillant, collapsed and were left where they fell. Richardson and Hood were also too weak to continue.
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The young man was an itinerant in the south seas and borrowed enough money to take him to Egypt. His uncle refused to advance him a penny, and the nephew returned to New York, where he sank lower and lower and then shot himself, leaving a suicide note saying that he was a leper and an outcast. Poirot and Hastings travel to Egypt and join the expedition, only to find that there has been another death in the party, that of an American by tetanus. As Poirot investigates the dig, he feels the forces of evil at work.
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