I guess that kind of equates to shedding your ego and shedding judgment and shedding shame, and just living presently and moving on.
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I am probably an outlier among neoliberal and neoclassical economists in thinking that most of that shedding — US job shedding that exceeded German job shedding — was bad.
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"Shedding your hair may not equal out to shedding your problems," Hafeez reminds us.
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That's because big international players like Chevron, Shell, ConocoPhillips, Statoil, and Shell have already been shedding or are considering shedding their Canadian oil sands projects.
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"We have been shedding a lot of happy tears."
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Machinery and cyclical shares such as shippers lost ground, with Fanuc Corp falling 2.1 percent, Tokyo Electron sliding 1.6 percent, Komatsu Ltd shedding 2.6 percent and Mitsui OSK Lines shedding 1.6 percent.
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Is Razer finally growing up and shedding its gamer badge?
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This discovery is also shedding light on Antarctica's distinctive animals.
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Other big firms, from Nestlé to Philips, are shedding units.
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AXELROD: And just basically shedding all of his... STEWART: Right.
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For others, it meant eating right, exercising, and shedding pounds.
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HSCIE > also came under pressure, shedding 2.6 percent on Friday.
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Now, Navarro is shedding light on Tony's perspective — via song.
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Here are the top reasons why you might be shedding.
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But shedding assets will not necessarily mean a cash windfall.
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How without the shedding of blood there is no remission.
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Marks & Spencer, Tesco and other supermarkets are also shedding jobs.
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Selling pressure continued on Tuesday with shares shedding 3.5 percent.
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Growth funds had been shedding Apple stock since last year.
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MTN also lost ground, shedding 3.5 percent to 124.02 rand.
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Several recent news stories are shedding light on the problem.
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Italian banks have been steadily restructuring and shedding bad loans.
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And the government and information sectors have been shedding jobs.
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Now, it's in the process of shedding more dead weight.
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In places, parts of the work are shedding, or torn.
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The attacker ran away, shedding the jacket as he fled.
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You're shedding parts of yourself that are no longer needed.
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The United States should start by shedding its old pretensions.
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He rebooted by shedding many of the people around him.
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The company has been busy shedding its exposure to Sears.
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Some individual snakes survive the fungus well, shedding their skin.
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Alphabet has been the biggest loser, shedding $173 billion since April.
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The Limited is closing all 250 stores and shedding 4,000 employees.
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Westpac Banking hit its lowest in 2046.97 weeks, shedding 23 percent.
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Shanghai fell 20.4 percent after shedding 20.7524 percent the previous day.
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U.S. crude skidded to $21.6 after shedding 20.2 percent on Wednesday.
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Maria Paranova's solo as a feather shedding swan is a highlight.
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Commerzbank, its biggest local rival, is shedding 9,600 jobs (see article).
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Budapest and Warsaw topped losses in regional stock indexes, shedding 1.7623%.
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The company's stock has fallen sharply this year, shedding 14 percent.
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She'll remember it forever and be shedding tears of joy. 13.
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Other auto shares also lost ground, with Honda shedding 1.24 percent.
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Phones have been shedding ports and buttons for a while now.
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Trees are shedding their leaves and some plants are even dying.
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Rutgers, founded in 1766, compiled research shedding light on its beginnings.
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The honor of shedding real blood fell to one Thomas Barrow.
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And now it's shedding a small number of iOS users, too.
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Government payrolls rebounded by 33,000 after shedding 11,000 jobs in May.
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But the Daniels scandal is correctly shedding more light on them.
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Well, perhaps Penny was a part of that shedding of evidence.
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British government bond futures also turned negative, shedding about 15 ticks.
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Energy stocks also slipped with Woodside Petroleum Ltd shedding 0.8 percent.
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Construction, mining and logging, and goods producers have been shedding jobs.
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Shedding that context robs the art of some of its power.
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Archaeologists are continually shedding new light on the country's rich history.
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Under Blackstone's majority ownership, Refinitiv has been shedding non-core assets.
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The benchmark dropped for a fourth straight week, shedding 2 percent.
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"That means a lot," Harris said of shedding a losing record.
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Sterling also fell against the dollar, shedding 0.56 percent to $1.4303.
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Christie's, too, has been quietly shedding staff for over a year.
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Mainland Chinese oil stocks were lower, with Sinopec shedding 1.26 percent.
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Sterling also fell against the dollar, shedding 0.4 percent to $1.4332.
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The euro last traded at $0.873, after shedding 0.45 percent overnight.
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Kohl's also fell, shedding 4.2 percent, and Target slid 3.2 percent.
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The euro last traded at $1.1650, after shedding 0.45 percent overnight.
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I don't see Facebook shedding this problem for a long time.
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See if you can get through this without shedding a tear.
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Simple mathematics shows why, shedding light on our species' ecological footprint.
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Shedding it was more liberating than I could ever have imagined.
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As for Trump, he's not shedding any tears over Amash's exit.
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The Costa del Sol's richest towns are shedding their rogue reputation.
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Earth is rapidly shedding life and the systems that sustain it.
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I often think of her like a snake shedding its skins.
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However, according to experts, some viral shedding after recovery is normal.
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The pace of job-shedding was the fastest since December 234.
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G.M.'s stock was flat at midday after shedding morning gains.
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Mining was the worst performing sector in November, shedding 7,000 jobs.
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He said Colleen is "doing great," shedding tears throughout the interview.
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A scholarly sting operation is shedding light on sketchy academic journals.
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We've watched his story build toward Stark shedding his ego completely.
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Bichon frise are known for being both low-shedding and quiet.
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We decided to become more adventurous, shedding some of those habits.
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Yet the Senate has been shedding committee staff during this period.
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Tongue scrapers are small dental tools that resemble spoons or shedding blades.
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The S&P 500 dropped 0.6 percent, with energy shedding 1.7 percent.
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After years of shedding employees, state and local governments started hiring again.
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Jesse Jackson Sr. would be photographed in the crowd shedding a tear.
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Calumet has been shedding assets not related to producing specialty chemicals products.
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Her skin sheds, her teeth fall out, and she starts shedding maggots.
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I was also shedding myself of the title, girl with a disorder.
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The Pine Tree State is shedding points in the crucial Workforce category.
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Shedding tears over the 2012 deaths of children in a Newtown, Conn.
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"People were shedding a ton of bugs into this environment," he says.
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Jennifer Lawrence wasn't the only one shedding tears at Amy Schumer's wedding.
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Mainland Chinese stocks ended the trading day largely unchanged, shedding earlier gains.
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This summer, the government has promised there will be no load shedding.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1630 after shedding 0.45 percent overnight.
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Government bond funds saw their third week of outflows, shedding $1.4 billion.
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By 2008, when this capacity was used up, Eskom started load-shedding.
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Sterling GBP= also fell against the dollar, shedding 0.6 percent to $1.4298.
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Smith that the Internet has opened important avenues for shedding light on
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The euro was little changed at $1.1217 after shedding 0.5% on Friday.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1218 after shedding 0.5% on Friday.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1219 after shedding 0.5% on Friday.
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Quickly shedding his fancy British garb to track down his beautiful, kidnapped
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The euro was little changed at $1.1215 after shedding 0.5% on Friday.
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The pound was little changed at $1.3076 after shedding 0.7 percent overnight.
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Instead, the Revenge Body star looking forward to shedding her pregnancy pounds.
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Today, President Lyndon Johnson must be shedding some tears from his grave.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1216 after shedding 0.5% on Friday.
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I will not have measles-shedding children sitting in my waiting room.
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Gold miners in Australia were off sharply, shedding over 23 percent each.
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Joshi said the bank can avoid deep discounts in shedding the derivatives.
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The pound was nearly flat at $1.3074 after shedding 0.7 percent overnight.
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The Nikkei index fell for the second straight week, shedding 0.4 percent.
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" Upworthy founder calls shedding almost 15% of his staff "an investment layoff.
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Yet amid all the tear-shedding, there is some sociology worth contemplating.
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The euro was little changed at $0.8190.83 after shedding 20.8125 percent overnight.
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Manufacturing employment increased 14,000 last month after shedding 2282,2000 jobs in May.
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Miners weighed most on the index, shedding as much as 2.5 percent.
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Some responded affirmatively, answering questions and shedding new light on the efforts.
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Mr. Trump is shedding a significant number of white college-educated men.
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My shedding has slowed and every single spot has regrowth in it.
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Factories have closed their rusty doors, shedding tens of thousands of jobs.
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ANZ, for example, is already shedding large chunks of its foreign operations.
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I was numb the day he died, and shedding tears the next.
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The Furminator is the ultimate de-shedding tool for dogs and cats.
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One of the pleasures of growing older is the shedding of ambition.
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How was it after shedding your label and doing Girl Talk independently?
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Consumer stocks were among the top losers with Hero MotoCorp shedding 1.2%.
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Panera has long been shedding artificial ingredients and preservatives from its menu.
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For others, admitting to and shedding their Manhattan provincialism takes more time.
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Brazil's Bovespa index was knocked off record high levels, shedding about 2.9%.
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The drugmaker has been shedding assets to refocus on high-growth areas.
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Maybe now we were on our way to shedding that humiliating label.
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And they have started shedding assets to avoid potential conflicts of interest.
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Qatar's index edged down 0.3 percent with Industries Qatar shedding 0.8 percent.
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Have trade agreements driven this process of shedding manufacturing jobs in America?
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But his shedding of that label seemed to be forced and unnatural.
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So, how does Kim reconcile shedding "material things" with her mega-mansion?
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For instance, your fur-laden pets are probably shedding like crazy right now.
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Against the dollar, it was huddled at $1.2790 after shedding 1.6 percent overnight.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1561 after shedding 0.8 percent overnight.
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The Abu Dhabi index traded flat with Emirates Telecommunications Group shedding 0.6 percent.
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The benchmark Sensex ended 1.28 percent lower, shedding 1.92 percent during the week.
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The second shows her face almost dissolving, disconsolate and disheveled, shedding red tears.
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U.S. crude rose 0.5 percent to $44.92 after shedding 3.6 percent on Wednesday.
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I am shedding tears of pure, high fructose corn syrup as we speak.
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The dollar was unchanged at 110.51 yen after shedding 0.35 percent on Friday.
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It was breathable enough, but also shedding the water, so it was great.
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That wasn't satisfying when the company ended up shedding almost half its staff.
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There may be some hope for former British colonies shedding such legal relics.
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The dollar was nearly flat at 111.64 yen after shedding 0.5 percent overnight.
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Drivers have allergies or don't want to deal with shedding or clean-up.
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UBS's stock has fallen sharply this year, shedding 36 percent of its value.
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Diageo's U.S.-listed shares have struggled this year, shedding more than 11 percent.
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Mourners gathered outside the church for weeks afterward, shedding tears and dropping flowers.
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Carver began shedding her possessions after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2006.
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"The shedding of easy solutions, of comforting illusions, may be painful," Esslin writes.
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Only by shedding these cravings, Buddhists believe, can man be free from fear.
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Prices fell for the third straight week, shedding nearly 0.4% on the week.
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Shedding 'fatlogic' The weight loss surgery process can be a very lengthy one.
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The dogs have kibble with salmon oil (to hopefully help with the shedding!).
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Brent crude futures settled at $61.82 a barrel, shedding 32 cents, or 0.5%.
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The euro was steady at $1.0604 after shedding 0.6 percent the previous day.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1567 after shedding 0.8 percent overnight.
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Consumer staples stocks also fell with a2 Milk Company Ltd shedding 1.5 percent.
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The retail sector was the big loser last year, shedding 67,000 jobs overall.
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They came in droves, some carrying purple flowers, balloons and many shedding tears.
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"That really touched my heart," Douglas said afterwards, after shedding her "Diane" disguise.
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It's good to see Apple shedding light on autism during Autism Acceptance Month.
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He suggested Amcor might start by shedding some of Bemis' lower-margin manufacturing.
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The Alberta oil patch has been shedding jobs, and house prices are tumbling.
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Bayer has been shedding assets such as vascular catheters or blood glucose meters.
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Chinese mainland oil producers ended mostly down with China Oilfield shedding 1.29 percent.
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The first is that the crisis was resolved without any shedding of blood.
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Thank you for shedding light on the issues that truly matter, Rep. Cramer.
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There is no shedding of legacy ports for the Redmond-based Windows parent.
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U.S. oil prices settled 0.5 percent higher after shedding 3 percent on Monday.
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Finance: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering shedding out-dated regulations.
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Against the dollar, it was huddled at $1.2780 after shedding 1.6 percent overnight.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1680 after shedding 0.6 percent on Wednesday.
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However, emerging debt recorded its fourth straight week of outflow, shedding $1.3 billion.
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There have been many speeches, meetings and reports of the shedding of tears.
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France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX were the biggest losers, shedding around 0.7%.
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The dollar dipped 24 percent to 2650.50 yen after shedding 5823 percent overnight.
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Shedding the label would be harder for these institutions without breaking themselves up.
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The Australian dollar was steady at $0.7205 after shedding 0.7 percent on Thursday.
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The euro was effectively flat at $1.1371 after shedding 0.4 percent on Thursday.
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Brent crude futures settled at $23 a barrel, shedding 32 cents, or 0.5%.
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Tahmima Anam In Dhaka, we are used to the phenomenon called load-shedding.
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Within my own field, physical sciences, the results of this shedding were clear.
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Powell has also said the central bank could stop shedding bonds this year.
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I climb over with them, shedding my clothes and jump in the water.
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Without shedding light on the process, however, kinbaku's art cameos can fall flat.
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The dollar index held steady at 89.805, after shedding 0.3 percent on Monday.
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And by shedding proprietary traders, banks may have dodged no end of bullets.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index extended losses, shedding nearly 3%.
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Certain words and phrases crop up in different contexts, accumulating and shedding weight.
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Recent studies are shedding light on the different living habits of our predecessors.
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"I just realized I had to do something," said Ms. Miranda, shedding tears.
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But they're shedding their stigma and becoming increasingly popular among Americans, especially millennials.
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Against the dollar, it was huddled at $266.70 after shedding 1.6 percent overnight.
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Wells Fargo shares fell slightly in morning trading, shedding 0.4 percent to $51.16.
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I survived the eight weeks of basic, shedding 212 pounds in the process.
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Here we have a room ready-made for both debating and tear shedding.
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Retail payrolls dropped by 11,400 jobs, shedding employment for an eight straight month.
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Another missed opportunity for shedding light on Albany's spending centered on bond programs.
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Automobile stocks were the worst performers in the euro zone, shedding about 0.8%.
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However, consumer stocks ended lower, with Hindustan Unilever Ltd shedding nearly 4 percent.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude settled at $58.11 a barrel, shedding 30 cents.
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Nine Americans describe their jobs, shedding light on what employment today looks like.
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CBA extended its losses, shedding 0.4 percent after its third-quarter profit dropped.
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Many are shedding tears over Google discontinuing Gchat in favor of Google Hangouts.
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Home Depot suffered its worst day since February 2018, shedding more than 5%.
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She holds it together remarkably well, shedding few tears, which suggests promising complications.
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Otting had two options for shedding those holdings to satisfy federal ethics rules.
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That meant reconnecting to my essential self and shedding my ex-husband's name.
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She said she plans on shedding more light on understanding and ending police violence.
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The division is shedding some 12,000 workers, nearly a fifth of its global workforce.
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Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson is shedding more light on his feud with Vin Diesel.
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Throughout the season, like most Bachelors, Viall ends up shedding quite a few tears.
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This round of layoffs follows the company shedding nearly half its staff last January.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 111.52 yen after shedding 0.5 percent overnight.
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However, parts suppliers fell, with hinge maker KH Vatec Co Ltd shedding 3.1 percent.
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It needs it too -- because when it's shedding its exoskeleton, it's vulnerable to predators.
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Goods-producing companies added 23,000 workers after shedding 2,000 jobs in the previous month.
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Bed Bath & Beyond's stock has fallen sharply this year, shedding more than 9 percent.
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A novella called The Lost Coast parallels Season 2, shedding light on Walter's whereabouts.
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Big tears come as you find yourself shedding old skin during this new moon.
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Like other industrial conglomerates, United Technologies shedding businesses to focus on highly profitable units.
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That could allow electric cars to carry smaller batteries, shedding more weight and cost.
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Markets in mainland China were the biggest losers, with the Shanghai Composite shedding 2.4%.
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The Nifty PSU bank index dropped 1.8 percent with Indian Bank shedding 2.3 percent.
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Vortex shedding played a key role in the collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
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The dollar index was flat at 100.98 after shedding 0.4 percent the previous day.
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Of course, the show went on, shedding its controversy like a sparkly, immortal snake.
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Industrial stocks also declined, with mining contractor CIMIC Group shedding more than 2 percent.
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That shedding a uterine lining is the same thing as really needing to pee?
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Shedding pounds The surgery and the exercising have caused the pounds to fly off.
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In commodity markets, oil prices inched higher after shedding around 3 percent last week.
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Noises became more abstract, more convoluted, experimental, fighting, shedding and ultimately... just more unapologetic.
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The country's financial index was marginally down with National Australia Bank shedding 0.2 percent.
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For the day, financials lost substantially, with the sector subindex shedding about 1.2 percent.
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"Shedding your lounge wear will help switch your mind to professional mode," she said.
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The center-left Labour party experienced historic losses in the polls, shedding 29 seats.
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However, the industrial sector remains in recession and is likely to continue shedding jobs.
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The rally quickly came undone, with major averages shedding more than 3 percent Friday.
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The common currency was flat at $1.1218 after shedding 0.1 percent the previous day.
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The pound was little changed at $1.4111 after shedding 1 percent the previous day.
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U.S. oil prices were down 0.2 percent a day after shedding nearly 3 percent.
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The firm's shedding of nearly half its market value caused Europe's tech sector index .
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Immelt also shook up GE's portfolio, shedding plastics, NBCUniversal and most of GE Capital.
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You're shedding old belief systems like crazy today, Taurus, it's a brand new you.
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Mr Cryan is overhauling Deutsche's rickety computer systems, closing offices and shedding 9,000 jobs.
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The index lost 0.3 percent last week, while shedding nearly 1 percent on Friday.
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Testing the breath for metabolites doesn't require the tumours to have started shedding DNA.
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Soybean futures also weakened, with the benchmark November contract shedding 23%, on the weather.
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On Instagram, James said he was "literally shedding tears" when he heard the news.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks lost some shine, with the Aussie gold index shedding 1.4 percent.
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Reports from the industry's own trade association show that it has been shedding jobs.
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Over 17 songs, Stacked finds Kash Doll shedding the layers of her thorny upbringing.
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Bailie, 44, a qualified accountant, was tasked with shedding much of these unwanted assets.
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Case in point is IgnitionOne, which Lauren reported has been downsizing and shedding employees.
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Healthcare stocks also dipped 0.3 percent with biotherapeutics company CSL Ltd shedding 0.6 percent.
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The dollar was slightly weaker at 110.63 yen after shedding 0.35 percent on Friday.
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And, now, the kicker to jolt Koreans into shedding complacency that borders on denialism.
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I am shedding wasteful neural connections: Crisp air and the rattle of tram wheels.
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The Dow experienced its worst one-day point drop ever, shedding nearly 1,200 points.
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She sculpts small, half-moon motifs and then drifts along, constantly shedding and accruing.
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And her proposal would end the ban on shedding student loan debt in bankruptcy.
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These are trusted information sources within Congress that have been shedding staff for decades.
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In her "journey of shedding," we are the lucky recipients of her indelible poems.
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It's by far the worst-performing S&P 500 sector this year, shedding 49%.
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Constance Wu is shedding further light on her controversial tweets from earlier this year.
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Hoda Kotb wasn't the only one shedding a tear during her romantic beachside engagement.
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The euro dipped 0.15 percent to $1.1346 after shedding 0.55 percent the previous day.
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Among sectors, millionaire investors are showing increased appetite for financials, while shedding technology stocks.
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"The ongoing load shedding is devastating," Ramaphosa said in a statement earlier on Tuesday.
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But it's an incredible find shedding light on a crucial time in Earth's history.
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The streaming service arrives at a time when AT&T is shedding video subscribers.
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Financial stocks dropped 21.5090%, with the 'Big Four' banks shedding between 0.9% and 1.5%.
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Payrolls in the retail sector, meanwhile, declined further, shedding tens of thousands of jobs.
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Entrepreneurs and business managers are constantly adding and shedding jobs without asking for permission.
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The south was fire and the snake shedding its skin, as he soon would.
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Stocks fell in response, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding over 150 points.
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Mining added 6,000 jobs, and retail hired 15,400 after shedding 85033,600 jobs in December.
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I started to run, shedding my shirt, my shoes, my socks, and my trousers.
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But it&aposs shedding and removal can become impaired, which can cause severe pain.
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The MSCI index held close to those levels on Tuesday, shedding around 0.1 percent.
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HSBC (HBCYF) is shedding thousands of jobs as part of a major restructuring program.
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When you&aposre ready to start shedding the baby weight, it&aposs pretty straightforward.
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But it ended up shedding a lot of light on the show's current stories.
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Lithium miner Pilbara Minerals was the largest loser on the ASX 200, shedding 4.8%.
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"Shedding sunlight on all of their activities is really what neutralizes them," Rangappa added.
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Pros: Quality construction, ergonomic handle for comfort, stainless-steel shedding edge, reduces shedding by 90%, self-cleaning FURejector button, for long or short hairCons: Some cats disliked the teeth, may irritate cats with sensitive skin, more expensive than other options on the market
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Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet tanked Monday, shedding nearly $130 billion in market cap collectively.
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It's another example of the narrative of the Neanderthals shedding the "savage" or "brutal" stereotype.
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How Melisandre Died Before morning, she walks out of Winterfell slowly shedding her worldly possessions.
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The company has been shedding assets to pay back its crippling $9.1 billion debt load.
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U.S. crude bounced 0.05 percent to $68.09 a barrel after shedding 4.1 percent on Monday.
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For some, returning to new glories meant shedding the dead weight of surplus band members.
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Gold regained its footing Wednesday in response to the dollar shedding some of its gains.
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Exporters fell, with Fanuc falling 1.3%, Murata Manufacturing shedding 2.2% and Advantest Corp tumbling 98.63%.
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The numbers the company discloses are always positive, shedding a light on its major successes.
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Exporters fell, with Fanuc sliding 1.3%, Murata Manufacturing shedding 5.2% and Advantest Corp tumbling 6.3%.
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Gusts of wind were powerful enough to rattle windows and shake trees shedding fall foliage.
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The bearish sentiment spread into Wall Street with major indexes shedding more than 2 percent.
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Meanwhile, state-run lenders fell with the Nifty PSU bank index shedding nearly 2 percent.
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In fact, it might be better were the Fed not shedding any assets at all.
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The greenback was 0.6 percent weaker at 101.56 yen after shedding 1.8 percent last week.
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Drugmakers lost ground, with Takeda Pharmaceutical shedding 1.2 percent and Eisai Co declining 1.9 percent.
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Exposing hairy knuckles and tattooed fingers, the shedding of this persona marked a potent reveal.
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BX and French Societe Generale unit BRD Group shedding 20.1 percent and 10.3 percent, respectively.
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Automakers and their suppliers fared less well, shedding 0.5% after the previous session's 2% gain.
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In the video above, one of these friendly aliens appears to be shedding its skin.
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It is Asia's worst performing currency, shedding nearly 7 percent over the past two weeks.
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He is clearly shedding tears over white children who he considers his children as well.
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Since Snap gained users on iOS, that means it is still shedding users on Android.
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Who knew shedding her Stark skin (and all those red wigs) would be so transformative?
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And I think there is something significant about shedding dead weight, and I'm moving forward.
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Mainland Chinese oil plays were mixed, with Sinopec shedding 0.52 percent and PetroChina closing flat.
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SSEC were the biggest losers in the region, shedding about 29 percent in dollar terms.
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So do like the vegans do, and add more weight-shedding fiber to your diet.
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Nina Dobrev, who reprised her role as Elena for the finale, admitted to shedding tears.
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Securities stocks underperformed, with Nomura Holdings falling 3.1 percent and Daiwa Securities shedding 0.5 percent.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is shedding more light on her 17-year feud with Gabrielle Union.
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The dollar was little changed at 110.56 yen after shedding 0.4 percent the previous day.
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The Nasdaq composite lagged, shedding 13 percent, and posted its worst session since June 24.
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Big Food companies are shedding brands that were neglected in favor of focusing on moneymakers.
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The euro was a shade higher at $1.1274 after shedding 0.4 percent the previous day.
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U.S. crude added 0.8 percent to $51.50 per barrel, after shedding 2.67 percent on Wednesday.
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You're shedding the old you, and with that, your relationships will also need to change.
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As for shedding weight, a 30-minute run up stairs can burn nearly 500 calories.
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Brent crude prices fell by 34 percent last year after shedding 48 percent in 2014.
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But most importantly, I was shedding the fear and humiliation I'd felt after my divorce.
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Yet the party has drifted left in recent years, shedding their reputation as "Tartan Tories".
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Wylie claimed Sunday that he was suspended from Facebook for shedding light on the practices.
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Share prices were up 2.4 percent after shedding nearly 3 percent in Wednesday's regular session.
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The Australian dollar edged up 0.15 percent to $0.7216 after shedding 0.7 percent on Thursday.
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In the last two years, however, GMA has been shedding members, losing almost a dozen.
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The company is shedding customers and reported a $34 million loss in the third quarter.
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Both banks are already slashing costs and shedding staff; a union would add another round.
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Still, investors remained hesitant, with the stock shedding another 2 percent in Tuesday's trading session.
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Pandit and the bank's current Chief Executive Michael Corbat have spent years shedding troubled assets.
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Hanks toldEntertainment Weekly what he missed most while shedding the pounds:''Oh, those FFs, man.
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Another Jordan-James connection, with the league again shedding tears of joy at the cashier's.
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Retailers hired 6,300 after shedding 61,800 jobs in the first three months of the year.
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But also, in Mr. Mac's way, to feel love and experience the shedding of shame.
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Previously, Eskom implemented such measures, known locally as "load shedding", in 2015, denting economic output.
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MIAPJ0000PUS had fallen 6.4% this month as of Tuesday's close, after shedding 1.7% in July.
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The pace of job shedding was solid and in line with seen in recent months.
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They hold back their silence before shedding the first tear, before pronouncing the first blessing.
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I ate three bowls of that stew, all the while silently shedding "what if" tears.
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Artists go through these creative ebbs and flows; shedding their figurative skin, as it were.
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Verizon joins a host of its rivals in telecommunications who are shedding their data centers.
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Ahead, we round up the Insta girls who are shedding light on the highlighter hype.
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Leave the past in the past—like a snake shedding its skin, we're being reborn.
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Blue Apron investors might be shedding a tear — and it's not from the chopped onions.
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Bissell Powerlifter Pet Hand Eraser — This well reviewed hand vac is ideal for stubborn shedding.
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AbbVie shares were flat at $9.13, shedding some early gains following the company's Humira comments.
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These sessions weren't just about opening up, but also about shedding sexual guilt and anxiety.
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Trees exfoliate in the winter, Tony tells us, shedding their bark in radical self-care.
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It included all the leaders of al Qaeda, all the ones responsible for shedding blood.
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Once Lars starts shedding his disguise, a clearer picture of him and his desires emerges.
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Afterward, the full, unredacted contents would be available to scholars, shedding light without spreading scandal.
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We may find ourselves shedding our inside clothes and paying more attention to our wardrobes.
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This formula also contains nutritional supplements to support healthy skin and coat while minimizing shedding.
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What we're saying it that we could be on the cusp of a mass shedding.
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She shrinks as she climbs, shedding her shapeless black wrap for a skintight scarlet number.
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The following year, Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows, American businesses definitively stopped shedding jobs.
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That will be playoff game No. 12 for the Spurs, who are rapidly shedding parts.
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The financial index lost ground in four of the last five sessions, shedding 0.6 percent.
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Shedding dependency on the United States may be a silver lining of the Trump presidency.
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He became a boy again, seemingly shedding not only decades, but also anxieties and doubts.
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Priority is following a common strategy for shedding an unwanted reputation: changing the facility's name.
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The benchmark Nikkei average rebounded 2130% to 2000,410.20 points, after shedding 2% the previous day.
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Machinery shares languished, with Fanuc Corp falling 3.7 percent and Tokyo Electron shedding 3.5 percent.
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Along with shedding costs, this system helps Amazon avoid liability when accidents — sometimes fatal — occur.
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It had earlier hit a one-year low, by shedding 222 points at the open.
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After shedding further value during the day, they eventually closed 2.8% lower at 36.7 riyals.
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And mining employment continued to decline amid falling oil prices, shedding 6900,2628 jobs last month.
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Stocks can also drop unexpectedly due to other investors shedding their shares for external reasons.
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Aside from clothes, people are shedding or reselling other household items, including books, furniture, kitchenware.
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It is painful, but we can't build a future without shedding some of the past.
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That is one-eightieth of the total shedding of the manufacturing job share since 1971.
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Other metals were mixed, with aluminium easing 0.2%, zinc down 0.4% and lead shedding 0.4%.
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One of my favorite things about it is, not only is it shedding light on sexual assault in Hollywood, but it is shedding light on sexual assault across all different work fields and pushing for equality by saying that this treatment of women is over.
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Dr. Anderson also explains that overdosing on dry shampoo can disrupt your hair's natural shedding process.
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We're shedding our winter clothes and hunting down sun dress deals online; spring is officially here.
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Brent rose 0.6 percent to $45.73 a barrel after shedding more than 3 percent on Thursday.
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.3 percent and Asahi Group sliding 1.9 percent.
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France's CAC 21.37 was the biggest major market loser in Europe, shedding 25% in early trade.
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Retail employment fell 6,100, declining for a fourth straight month, with department stores shedding 3,700 jobs.
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But that's sort of the point — on Anti, Rihanna is shedding whatever promises she made before.
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He has also streamlined its business, shedding non-core assets to focus on aerospace and defence.
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UniCredit is shedding €17.7bn worth ($18.8bn) of bad loans, taking a one-off provision of €8.1bn.
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Reuters had reported in February that Ball and Rexam had begun the process of shedding assets.
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But the fact that publications are shedding light on this issue is good enough for me.
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We never see Carolina even come close to shedding a tear over the men around her.
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More important, I was shedding the ingrained parental need to take care of him every second.
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Ownership does not have the cachet it once commanded, and renting is shedding its déclassé image.
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When it comes to shedding light on police violence, the smartphone is an exceptionally powerful tool.
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Depending on the cause and degree of shedding, hair loss can feel shocking, Dr. Senna says.
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However, a poll in la Repubblica saw 5-Star shedding support, easing to 22.6% from 23.2%.
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It didn't experience the highest losses but it came close, shedding 19.79 percent of its value.
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Emerson, which has been shedding non-core businesses, is focusing on growing its industrial automation endeavors.
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On Tuesday sources told Reuters Generali was mulling shedding up to 8,000 jobs outside of Italy.
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Industrial stocks fell with Brambles Ltd shedding 1.7 percent while ALS Ltd closed 3.7 percent lower.
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Other exporters also weakened, with Panasonic Corp shedding 0.9 percent and TDK Corp declining 2.7 percent.
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GE has been shedding several businesses to focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy.
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Adebayo's investment in shedding light on infertility sprang from her confrontations with a similarly invisible disorder.
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Shedding some religious nomenclature might bolster Quakerism's attractiveness both to community-seeking atheists and spiritual agnostics.
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The pan-region STOXX 600 fell 0.2%, with banks shedding 0.4% and chemicals stocks declining 4.63%.
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The S&P 500 fell 2.45 percent, with telecommunications and utilities shedding more than 3 percent.
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New data is shedding light on the answer to this question — and it's not very promising.
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Banking stocks were the biggest losers, with the S&P BSE Bankex index shedding 1.5 percent.
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.6 percent and Asahi Group sliding 2.2 percent.
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I'm a multi-instrumentalist, so I'm always speaking thru their different languages, shredding, growing, growing, shedding.
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And this biological technology promises to eliminate these destructive animals without shedding a drop of blood.
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Under Olaf Koch, its chief executive, it has been shedding businesses to focus on food wholesalers.
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Small cap markets also lost ground, with Mothers sliding 2.1% and the Jasdaq market shedding 1.1%.
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But Amazon almost certainly isn't shedding any tears for Dash Buttons, because their spirit lives on.
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But energy counters were largely lower, with Woodside shedding 1.63 percent and Santos off 2.70 percent.
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Tech shares also lost ground, with Tokyo Electron sliding 1.4 percent and Advantest shedding 2.1 percent.
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In mainland China, the Shanghai composite index hit a 20-month closing low, shedding 0.4 percent.
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New research is shedding light on how we forge new memories, think creatively, and process information.
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Gold stocks finished mostly down, with Alacer Gold shedding 24 percent and Newcrest losing 2615.00 percent.
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Shedding debt will require selling assets when deals have been sluggish, said bankers and merger specialists.
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Tech shares were sold, with Advantest Corp falling 1.4 percent and Panasonic Corp shedding 1.2 percent.
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I took a risk in shedding the hard exterior prison culture encourages for something more human.
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Shedding it, no matter how much she grew to want to, really was a big deal.
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To keep the initial shedding to a minimum, use the cold water setting when washing clothes.
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In Japan, the commodity trading houses were lower, with Itochu shedding 0.83 percent and Mitsubishi Corp.
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Shedding GM Europe isn't the technology-driven disruption Barra usually refers to in presentations to investors.
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"That will solve our load shedding headache because households will be off the grid," she said.
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The Detroit Lions released veteran running back Theo Riddick on Saturday, shedding his $3.2 million salary.
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Government employment is forecast rebounding after shedding 15,000 jobs in May, the most in 16 months.
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Shell is shedding a plant in Texas as a result of the dissolution of that venture.
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Another feature is BASF's habit of quickly shedding businesses when new iterations no longer pay off.
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Poking through the gravel, there may be a fragile dandelion shedding its seeds in the wind.
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Mr. Lew said that G.E.'s shedding of the SIFI label was unique to the conglomerate.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell has also said the central bank could stop shedding bonds this year.
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While shedding the pounds certainly took determination, effort, and commitment, it hasn't actually felt that difficult.
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The shedding of icebergs has been especially pronounced at the Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is shedding its rare disease gene therapy drug portfolio to privately-held Orchard Therapeutics.
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The VA continues to suffer from sinking morale and has been shedding senior staff for months.
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It also comes with the added benefit of reduced shedding, so less clean-up for you!
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Taking a stand on behalf of what is true does not require you shedding your objectivity.
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But after shedding 113 pounds in seven months, Pinto is headed to basic training next month.
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Shares closed at $21.40, after shedding 33 percent and roughly $6 billion in shareholder value Friday.
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Retail payrolls likely rebounded after shedding jobs in April for the first time since December 2014.
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Knowing all of this, Frecon has subsumed the colors into the painting while shedding the story.
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Perhaps the only thing worse for your floors than crumb-dropping kids is hair-shedding pets.
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No cats are 100% hypoallergenic cats, but some low-shedding breeds are better for allergy sufferers.
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The only industry shedding jobs is energy, which has been hit hard by falling oil prices.
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Brent crude was 0.2 percent lower at $46.86 a barrel, after shedding 1.4 percent on Monday.
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I had been semiconsciously shedding layers and she had correctly interpreted the momentum of my stripping.
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Reagan plays to everyone else's strengths, heightening their characters and shedding new light on their flaws.
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Lots and lots and lots of feelings ready made for shedding tears to and what not.
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However, the Greenland Ice Sheet has been shedding ice at an increasing rate in recent years.
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The benchmark index has fallen for a third day, shedding nearly 2 percent during the period.
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O Globo's report led to the Brazilian stock market plunging, with the EWZ shedding 16.3 percent.
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Pita is served in a stack like flapjacks, fluffy and shedding flour, from a local bakery.
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Wall Street tumbled overnight, with the Dow Jones Industrials shedding 21% and entering bear market territory.
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Parts suppliers, however, suffered steeper declines, with hinge maker KH Vatec Co Ltd shedding 3 percent.
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Even as she was shedding shares, Ms. Loeffler was talking down the threat of the coronavirus.
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The force was born in blood 210 years ago and has been shedding it ever since.
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The nearly complete John Hancock building in Boston began shedding gigantic sheets of glass in 1973.
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A scientific study becomes a press release becomes a news alert, shedding context at each stage.
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The energy sector declined 3.4%, with heavyweights Woodside Petroleum and Santos shedding 4.6% and 5.3%, respectively.
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The sub-index was down 2%, with the "Big Four" lenders shedding between 2% and 2.9%.
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Apache and Halliburton were among the other decliners in the sector, shedding 210% and 26%, respectively.
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And he coaxes Nora, an odd new girl who oozes negativity, into shedding her prickly exterior.
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Cara Delevingne is shedding more light on the harassment she says she faced from Harvey Weinstein.
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Shedding light on how to help teens Social media has been linked to mental health issues.
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Emerging-market currencies remain on the defensive, with Indonesia's rupiah among the biggest losers, shedding 0.4%.
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The debt securities due in 2049 were shedding around 0.3 cents in early trade on Monday.
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However, almost all animal hair brushes, especially badger, exhibit minor shedding at first which is normal.
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The slow pace of shedding entrenched misogyny has led to a clash of values at home.
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People with mild cases can spend days walking around shedding virus and going about their business.
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Electricity retailer Meridian Energy and fishing company Sanford Ltd were top losers, each shedding about 2%.
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Adam Sandler is shedding light on his unexpected firing from Saturday Night Live 24 years ago.
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"The magnitude, frequency and duration of viral shedding all increase with length of spaceflight," Mehta said.
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Shedding the bad loans is crucial for their ability to lend and shore up their profitability.
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The dollar has come under pressure this week, shedding about 0.6% against a basket of currencies.
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Gold also drew support from the dollar, with the dollar index shedding overnight gains against rivals.
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Exporters slid, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 0.4 percent and Nissan Motor Co shedding 0.9 percent.
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Other members of a herd can get sick by making direct contact with a shedding animal.
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Including shedding those hard-to-shift gut pounds; two tires to help eradicate a spare tire.
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The euro eased slightly to $1.1760, staying on the defensive after shedding 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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Illinois lost more residents than any other state, shedding nearly 38,3683, driven by people moving out.
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Tech stocks continued their downward slump into another session with shares of Wisetech Global shedding 7.8%.
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Those remarks sent Pakistani stocks plummeting, with the KSE 100 index shedding 2.2 percent on Tuesday.
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Despite easing to its slowest for nine months, the rate of job shedding remained marked overall.
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Yes Bank was the biggest loser among Nifty stocks, shedding 15.33% on uncertainty around capital raising.
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Newcrest Mining led declines, shedding as much as 2.3 percent to hit a one-month low.
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Shares in petrochemical producers were particularly hard hit, with the sector's sub-index shedding 2.2 percent.
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Saudi's benchmark index was flat, with Riyad Bank shedding 2210.5% and Al Rajhi Bank losing 257.83%.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq eventually collapsed, shedding nearly 8003% of value within seven months in 2000.
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"We support integration but assimilation to the extent of shedding our religion is unacceptable," he said.
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The star could be about to explode, or its surface could be shedding, creating space dust.
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Shedding them — what the police call getting "out of the bag" — is a sign of status.
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Nonetheless, CSX CEO Jim Foote has set a target of shedding 3,000 more employees by 2020.
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This is not PR. It is about shedding light on what already exists in counterterrorism circles.
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That weighed on rivals, with Kellogg, JM Smucker and Campbell Soup shedding more than 6.83 percent.
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Shedding skin and growing, or at least trying to, is a fundamental part of my work.
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Government payrolls rebounded by 33,000, the most since August 2018, after shedding 11,000 jobs in May.
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The Nasdaq composite rose 1.2 percent despite the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) shedding around 3 percent.
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The discovery of an unusual fossilized skull in eastern Utah is shedding new light on Earth's history.
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The euro was little changed, up 0.03 percent at $1.1828 after shedding 0.35 percent the previous day.
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Carol shedding the hair on-screen is just the next step in her evolution of the character.
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If Jerry knew we were wasting time shedding tears over his absence, he would have been pissed.
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Mila Kunis is shedding more light on her relationship with Macaulay Culkin ten years after their breakup.
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Exporters were mixed, with Nintendo Co rising 0.7%, Sony Corp shedding 0.2% and Tokyo Electron dropping 1%.
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The index was dragged down by banks, with ANZ and Westpac shedding more than 2 percent each.
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"I am shedding tears tonight, but they're tears of joy," said Armando Salguero, a Miami Herald columnist.
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However, a recent Reddit thread is shedding light on this subject, often shrouded in lies and deception.
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Make sure to schedule your Baby Foot endeavor to properly avoid any embarrassing public displays of shedding.
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The very sector the president promised to save with his tariffs and tough talk is shedding jobs.
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When super massive stars run out of fuel, they burst outward, shedding their outer layers of material.
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On Tuesday, the sun does a costume change, shedding Leo's embellished bodysuit for Virgo's preppy white shirtdress.
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The yen was little changed on Friday, at 111.63 yen per dollar, after shedding 0.5 percent overnight.
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In Dubai, the index fell 0.4%, with Emaar Properties shedding 0.7% and Emirates Integrated Telecommunications easing 1.2%.
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World equity markets also sank, with the MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shedding 0.42 percent.
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The euro edged up 0.1% to $1.1167, bouncing slightly after shedding nearly 0.3% during the previous session.
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Pamela Anderson is shedding more light on the nature of her relationship to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Semiconductor equipment makers underperformed, with Tokyo Electron Ltd shedding 1.8 percent and Advantest Corp declining 1.0 percent.
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U.S. CFTC CHAIRMAN SAYS THAT LONDON IS SHEDDING "NOT INSIGNIFICANT" FINANCIAL SERVICES TO EU DUE TO BREXIT
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How many sex scenes have we seen where the woman is the only one shedding her clothes?
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Perhaps she's all these women, artfully stitched together, transforming and shedding her images as she sees fit.
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The euro was little changed, down 0.04 percent at $1.1820 after shedding 0.34 percent the previous day.
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Yet another video has surfaced of Donald Trump, shedding light on the presidential candidate's attitude's toward women.
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And she's not the only one who's shedding the newscaster bob for something that better reflects her.
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Deutsche's fall weighed heavily on European equities, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index shedding 1.55 percent.
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But Commerzbank spent a decade shedding its investment bank to become a straightforward retail and corporate lender.
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Consuming adequate protein while shedding pounds protects muscle stores and maintains energy levels while staving off hunger.
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World equity markets also sank, with the MSCI gauge of stocks across the globe shedding 0.47 percent.
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By those standards emerging markets have been 80% successful, shedding all of these associations except the third.
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Wide swaths of the country, especially already-distressed rural regions, are in danger of shedding more jobs.
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Fans who saw the video were quick to praise Cardi B for shedding light on the issue.
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Your hormones interrupt the regular shedding process, so you don't lose as much hair while you're stressed.
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However, he did say that the report shedding light on Russia's interference was ultimately a good thing.
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The Jungle Book opened at $103.2 million, shedding roughly 40% of its audience in the second weekend.
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Manufacturing employment increased 14,000 last month after shedding 16,53 jobs in May, according to the government data.
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Over the past month, it has risen nearly 7 percent, even after shedding 2 percent on Wednesday.
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In accordance with the theme of shedding abstraction, Dice has decided to embrace the concept of scarcity.
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Electricity generator Origin Energy dropped to its lowest in more than a month, shedding about 3 percent.
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But what scared Donald the most was a natural bodily function: the shedding of one's uterine lining.
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They are shedding thousands of jobs so they can save money and better compete with the discounters.
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Monroe even immersed herself in Shakespeare and befriended literary intellects in hopes of shedding her pinup persona.
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The Australian dollar fell 23 percent to $0.7431, extending its drop after shedding 0.7 percent on Thursday.
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The Saudi index closed down 43% with Al Rajhi Bank shedding 1% and Riyad Bank dropping 2.5%.
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The Abu Dhabi index was inched down 0.2 percent with First Abu Dhabi Bank shedding 0.4 percent.
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Blackstone, which took the Virginia-based company public in 2013, started shedding its stake a year later.
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Brent crude was 0.2 percent lower at $46.86 a barrel, after shedding 1.4 percent the previous session.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was pinned at 97.351, after shedding 1.6 percent on Wednesday.
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Chinese mainland energy plays closed mixed, with China Oilfield shedding 2.88 percent and Petrochina adding 0.28 percent.
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World stock funds, meanwhile, posted a four-week losing streak by shedding a net of $517 million.
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A prosecution source tells PEOPLE that Andre Timothy Jackson, Jr. started shedding tears during Monday's court appearance.
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Last week, blue-chip Aldar Properties led the drop, shedding 5.7 percent as it traded ex-dividend.
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Chinese mainland oil plays finished mixed, with China Oilfield shedding 1.71 percent, while Sinopec gained 4.15 percent.
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States would lose $85033 trillion in gross domestic product, the analysis found, while shedding millions of jobs.
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And yes, you can credit global warming, too, since that's contributing to the Greenland ice sheet's shedding.
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Emaar Properties was the worst performer in Dubai, shedding 1.9 percent and closing near 20-month lows.
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As it turns out, Whole Foods Market may have a tougher time shedding its "whole paycheck" reputation.
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Automakers were mixed, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 0.2 percent and Honda Motor Co advancing 0.6 percent.
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Shedding light on the systemic abuses that marred so many Department priorities and policies would be welcome.
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The company has been shedding assets in a bid to become a pure-play U.S. oil producer.
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Indices outside Asia were more mixed, with stocks in Moscow shedding 0.3% but those in Johannesburg higher.
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Oil prices plunged with Brent crude losing another 2% to $58.4 a barrel, after shedding 3% overnight.
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Against the yen, the common currency was little changed at 127.15 after shedding 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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In 2015, the ringgit was Asia's worst-performing currency, shedding more than 18 percent against the dollar.
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The nymphs then cycle through five life stages in as many weeks, shedding their skin each time.
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U.S. crude CLc1 settled up 0.6 percent to $51.37 per barrel, after shedding 2.67 percent on Wednesday.
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A recent official survey showed factories are shedding jobs at the fastest pace since the global crisis.
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Then came the T.M.S. With my newfound ability I imagined myself joyfully shedding a cloak of disability.
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But now Dell is shedding peripheral units and raising cash as it prepares to take over EMC.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As traditional retailing falters, shutting stores and shedding workers, online merchants are reaping the rewards.
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She got through it, shedding the gimmick like you'd shed any other bad job for better things.
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The Fed has contributed to the drop by shedding some of its own bond holdings since September.
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Amidst a desert landscape, birds of different breeds fly, eat, swim, and transform, shedding feathers or tails.
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Meanwhile, the lira has continued its slide, shedding 6% of its value in less than a week.
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The dollar rose 0.1 percent against the yen to 110.63 yen after shedding 0.35 percent on Friday.
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S. Business Council (EUSBC) have been instrumental to shedding light on opportunities available in the Egyptian market.
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A raccoon hauled itself onto the bank, shedding a shower of water drops that gleamed like diamonds.
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Climate news: Two of the world's most critical glaciers, in Antarctica, are shedding more and more ice.
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The satellite imagery below shows a glacier in Antarctica shedding massive amounts of ice into the sea.
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Still, he's willing to give LaTourrette a pass, if he's serious about shedding light on mental illness.
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This video is part of a new series shedding light on the many transformative experiences of motherhood.
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Mining stocks slumped nearly 7%, with BHP Group and Rio Tinto Ltd shedding 23% and 6.5%, respectively.
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The prize committee praised him for shedding light on how people make economic decisions, sometimes rejecting rationality.
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It was almost universally lauded for shedding light on the difficulties of getting cancer drugs in China.
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The Shanghai composite was down 20.6712% to about 20.6736,60.863 and the Shenzhen component shedding 260.86% to 20.67,256.33.
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The gold sub-index slumped 3.7%, with Saracen Mineral Holdings shedding 7.3% and Newcrest Mining slipping 3.6%.
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Now an exhibition by the artist Skylar Fein is shedding light on this macabre and overlooked episode.
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"It's shedding light on the issue and I hope bringing more attention to it," Ms. Peterson said.
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Respondents also reported shedding tears over their credit scores, taxes, identify theft, retirement and the stock market.
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Financials weighed heavily on the benchmark index, shedding about 2.23% in their third straight session of losses.
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The second season of Ryan Murphy's "Scream Queens," even with delayed viewing factored in, is shedding viewers.
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In addition, co-mingling the chicks increases the probability that those shedding salmonella will infect other chicks.
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Dick's Sporting Goods also took a hit, shedding 20.1 percent after the company's results missed the mark.
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Managing the federal government's massive debt will require shedding timeworn conventions and adopting new ways of thinking.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Another cannabis giant is shedding jobs, expenses and its CEO amid industry headwinds.
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Siemens has also been shedding parts of its business in an effort to narrow the company's focus.
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Do you ever struggle with shedding your child-star image and the expectations that come with that?
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After Tuesday's bounce to stronger levels, the forint resumed easing on Wednesday, shedding 0.3% in morning trade.
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Major Latin American currencies softened against the dollar, with an index of regional currencies shedding about 0.4%.
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Government debt also firmed slightly, with the benchmark 2026 bond shedding 1.5 basis points to 9.29 percent.
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Other heavy machinery manufacturers are accelerating job cuts and shedding operations to weather a prolonged demand slump.
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That would raise biosafety issues: Is it "replication competent" — is there any chance of shedding and spreading?
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Instead of shedding light on these crucial questions, the media are trying to smother and dismiss them.
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Former industrial conglomerates are shedding assets due to pressure from both shareholders and activist investors, Melius found.
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" Omar also thinks her Democratic colleagues need to work on consciously shedding what she calls "minority PTSD.
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Boxing's heavyweight division is shedding the old sports cliché of taking it one game at a time.
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It's common for retailers to try to use bankruptcy to reorganize by shedding debt and closing stores.
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And, if all else fails, Wright said there's no shame in shedding a few (or many) tears.
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Meanwhile, Jessica Chastain's Beverly is frequently characterized through shedding one single tear, like she's an anime character.
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South Korea's Kospi also closed lower by 77.603 percent at 2,291.77, with industry heavyweight shedding 2.2 percent.
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Major indexes tumbled that day, with the Dow industrials shedding an ominous 2175 points, or 23 percent.
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New research is shedding light on just what happens inside the brain during blows to the head.
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Citigroup built excess capital through additions from net income and by shedding assets that required capital support.
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Exfoliation, either mechanical or chemical, accelerates the shedding process, and when done right, reveals healthy skin cells.
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Factories shut, shedding workers and releasing them for other, more societally productive uses elsewhere in the economy.
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Shares of Broadcom suffered the stock's biggest loss in 9 months on Friday, shedding nearly 5 percent.
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Seven miles down the tree-lined Colonial Parkway, another team is shedding harsh light on that history.
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He felt like comedy was about shedding all of your protection and trying to fully reveal yourself.
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Qatar's index edged down 0.1% with the market heavyweight lender slipping 0.7% and Commercial Bank shedding 1.2%.
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If you're noticing a marked change in hair shedding lately, you might be battling stress, explained Garshick.
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Over the past five years local newspapers, and many of Mr Murdoch's national rivals, have been shedding journalists.
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Elsewhere, paper stocks lost ground, with Oji Holdings shedding 1.4 percent and Nippon Paper Industries skidding 0.2 percent.
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Shares of San Ramon, California-based Chevron were down slightly in premarket trading, shedding 0.1 percent to $106.
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"It's about reinvention, shedding of old skin, new beginnings, new life," she said at a Rimmel London event.
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From Charleston to Charlottesville, it's clear the pendulum has swung back, cutting the nation and shedding American blood.
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Benchmark palm oil prices have posted two consecutive weeks of declines, shedding nearly 9 percent since Feb. 13.
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XBANK were little changed after shedding more than 9 percent on Wednesday - their worst day for five years.
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Those losses continued into Monday, with sterling shedding another 3 percent and markets firmly in risk-off mode.
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The transport equipment maker index fell 0.8%, shedding as much as 3.3% to hit a three-year low.
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Shedding its social network legacy, the company says, will allow it to focus on the more promising ventures.
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After shedding a quarter of its value this year, the peso has stabilized at around 25 per dollar.
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Small cap markets also lost ground, with the Mothers index sliding 1.96% and the Jasdaq market shedding 0.59%.
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MC. Bad loans can restrict banks' ability to lend, but shedding them is hampered by high transaction costs.
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The bank has hoped the mBank sale would help it pay for shedding staff and investing in technology.
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In Australia, healthcare stocks were among the worst performing sectors early Wednesday, with the subindex shedding about 25.7%.
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Manufacturing added 4,113 jobs after shedding 29,000 in March, the biggest loss for the sector since December 2009.
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This shedding of the label -- in addition to meaning less scrutiny from authorities -- highlights the company's changing business.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares fell for the second consecutive month in March, shedding 2.6 percent.
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Though animal shedding seasons typically fall in spring and autumn, having pets is a constant battle with fur.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was flat at 98.210 after shedding 0.2% overnight.
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Upon hearing Varner out Smith, fellow contestants became extremely emotional — some even shedding tears on behalf of Smith.
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ET and feature comedy, musical performances and short films shedding light on children in need around the world.
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Sure, you were sad, but you didn't know her, so you're not shedding many tears over it. 9.
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It's actually your body shedding the membrane that lined your uterus during pregnancy, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Former president Clinton and campaign manager John Podesta were both seen shedding tears on stage as Hillary talked.
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Reuters had earlier reported that Ball and Rexam have begun the process of shedding assets for regulatory approval.
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Now, some defectors are becoming internet famous by shedding light on the most mysterious country in the world.
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Kuwait's index fell 0.1 percent with National Bank of Kuwait dropping 13 percent Boubyan Bank shedding 1.2 percent.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks accounted for most of main index's losses, shedding between 4801.93 percent to 22 percent.
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Banks underperformed, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group falling 2.7 percent and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group shedding 1.4 percent.
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You should be able to see all of the progress you're making, not just the pounds you're shedding.
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Workers at the manufacturing sector were the hardest hit in January, shedding 170,000 jobs from a year earlier.
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Headquartered in New York, the layoffs were performance-related, part of the company's routine process of shedding underperformers.
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HIS closed at its lowest since January, but also recovered from shedding almost 3% to end down 0.7%.
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All the major sector indexes finished lower, with consumer staples and property stocks shedding 1.7% and 0.6%, respectively.
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The Abu Dhabi index was flat, with Emirates Telecommunications losing 0.2 percent and Dana Gas shedding 0.5 percent.
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The Aussie was last at $0.7140, after shedding about two-thirds of a percent during the previous session.
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The guy's hanging out in the Avengers HQ, shedding some stoic tears with Black Widow and Bruce Banner.
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In June, foreign investors turned net sellers of Treasuries, shedding $48.57 billion, Treasury data released last Thursday showed.
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Shedding a few tears tonight for my hero and the best CEO and teacher I have ever known.
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With U.S. stocks at year-to-date highs, Marc Faber is shedding some of his gloom and doom.
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Egypt's blue-chip index was down 2911 percent with its major lender Commercial International Bank shedding 20.3 percent.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average lost 21.9 percent to 22.0,166.19, after shedding a hefty 2.8 percent on Thursday.
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FTSE down 2.55 percent, shedding nearly 100 billion pounds (US $132 billion) and 5.6 percent over two days.
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Healthcare stocks also weakened, with sector heavyweight CSL Ltd shedding 0.3 percent and Cochlear Ltd dropping 0.4 percent.
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Ed Muskie, remember, was forced out simply for shedding a few tears, Rick Perry for one brain fart.
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Manufacturers also stopped shedding jobs in March for the first time in nearly five years as profitability improved.
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Chip-related stocks lost ground, with Tokyo Electron Ltd shedding 2.1 percent and Advantest Corp declining 2.7 percent.
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JJ came close to shedding tears when she, apparently, made direct eye contact with Missy during the speech.
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After shedding Treasuries for months, China's holdings, now the second largest behind Japan, are down to $2.163 trillion.
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Naturally, the All-Star was a bit rusty -- he says he nicked his face TWICE shedding the scruff.
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She has done so by cultivating a more mainstream image and shedding some of the party's thuggish associations.
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Greater China markets also recorded declines, with Hong Kong's shedding 10.693 percent by 3:00 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Trump is cognizant that his administration and inner West Wing operation are shedding staff at an alarming clip.
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Other exporters were also sold down, with Toyota Motor shedding 1.9 percent and Honda Motor falling 1.1 percent.
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Oracle, for instance, is shedding staff in China just as Huawei is simultaneously beefing up its enterprise business.
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The manufacturing sector bounced back with an 28503,22019 job gain in September, after shedding 3,000 jobs in August.
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MANY international banks have pulled in their horns since the global financial crisis, lending less and shedding customers.
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Automakers extended their drops, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 2.5 percent and Nissan Motor Co shedding 2.2 percent.
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Insurers and banking shares underperformed, with T&D Holdings and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group both shedding 1.1 percent.
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Mr. Trump then headed back over the border, shedding his decorum by the time he got to Phoenix.
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Reliance Communications Ltd gained as much as 3.6 percent in early trading before shedding up to 1.5 percent.
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Despite that assurance, some Fitbit users say they don't trust the company, and are shedding the product altogether.
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Factory output was forecast to increase 0.5 percent on-month in July after shedding 0.2 percent in June.
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Shedding the image could attract shoppers after they've grown older, wealthier and more picky on quality and durability.
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Some other tech shares were sold, with Advantest Corp tumbling 2.1 percent and Panasonic Corp shedding 1.7 percent.
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Tuesday's notable losers include shippers, with Mitsui OSK Lines falling 1 percent and Kawasaki Kisen shedding 0.9 percent.
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When our interplanetary neighbors aren't shedding light on society-wide truths, they work on more intimate, granular levels.
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In recent years many African nations that had moved toward instituting more democratic principles have started shedding them.
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Electronic components makers also lost ground, with Alps Electric falling 2.2 percent and Murata Manufacturing shedding 1.9 percent.
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The movie starts big and broad at the funeral for Doris's mother, where everyone is shedding stage tears.
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Each VR helmet possessed a distinct appearance and were accompanied by handwritten notes shedding light on their backstories.
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People were equal parts amazed and revolted by the snake-like shedding, and 100% amazed with the results.
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Dancers of the #NYC Stripper Strike are also shedding light on discrimination against black women in the industry.
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Australian gold stocks index dropped as much as 1.93 percent with Northern Star Resources Ltd shedding 3.1 percent.
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Technology names, however, were in negative territory, with heavyweight Tencent shedding 33 percent ahead of the market close.
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The women, too, play with shedding, eventually abandoning their lavender dresses for shorts and skin-toned bra tops.
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For me, it was a journey of shedding the sense of needing to please someone—parents, children, partners.
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And at the Preakness, a horse crossed the finish line after shedding the jockey out of the gate.
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Perhaps that was my reminder to talk about transformation and to start shedding some of my own skin.
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While the Conservatives lost 1,300 seats in local municipalities, Labour failed to take advantage, shedding around 80 itself.
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Top lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia rose 21% after shedding more than 21.5251% in the previous 11 sessions.
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Metals and mining stocks fell 1.8%, with the world's largest miner BHP Group Ltd shedding up to 2.5%.
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We are all learning a new vocabulary of inoculation: self-quarantine, shedding period, flattening the curve, inflection point.
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We are shedding the labels we hid behind as girls and coming into our own on the road.
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GDX was also down, shedding less than 1%, while bitcoin gained more than 2%, according to CoinBase. Disclaimer
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The heavyweight financial sector led the declines, with all the "Big Four" banks shedding between 1.6% and 2.5%.
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Go deeper: Americans are increasingly shedding their religious affiliations Religion is fueling a new wave of immigration activism
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European stocks matched those losses, with Germany's DAX (DAX) dropping 21% and London's FTSE 220 (UKX) shedding 226%.
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She said the product is natural and sustainable, but the challenge is shedding the stigma around frozen fish.
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Cardenas hopscotches across time, shedding forms from section to section, and extending a single sentence over twenty pages.
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At first unhinged and unstable, Jeanne finds her voice and strength, eventually shedding more than one protective skin.
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Exporters were broadly weak, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 0.4 percent and Nissan Motor Co falling 0.5 percent.
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Gold stocks fell 0.7%, with Ramelius Resources shedding 2.4% and Silver Lake Resources ending the session 1.8% lower.
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Worries about the global economy weighed on commodity prices with copper shedding more than 2 percent on Monday.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Toshiba is shedding thousands of jobs in its latest attempt to turn its business around.
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Those losses continued into Monday, with sterling shedding another 203 percent and markets firmly in risk-off mode.
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It uses alpha and beta hydroxy acids to encourage the skin's natural shedding and support new cell growth.
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He traces it to the 1980s, when corporations under pressure to raise quarterly profits started shedding "noncore" tasks.
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Most regional stock markets extended losses too, with the Dubai main exchange down 0.9% and Qatar shedding 0.7%.
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The Qatari index eased 0.7% with market heavyweight Industries Qatar shedding 1.2% and Qatar Gas Transport dropping 1.3%.
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"We're just shedding light on an interval on human evolutionary history that was previously completely dark," he said.
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The Shed Defender is the vet-approved solution to shedding, anxiety, dirtiness, and more foibles of dog ownership.
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Traders were probably also shedding riskier assets ahead of the weekend, as in previous Friday sessions, Hill said.
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In recent days, documents emerged shedding new light on Trump's order to temporarily withhold military aid from Ukraine.
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Bombardier is restructuring, shedding underperforming commercial plane programs to focus on more profitable business jet and rail units.
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Rometty also purposefully sold off poor performing units, shedding $2 billion worth of lackluster businesses, she told CNBC.
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Under CEO Meg Whitman, the company has been streamlined, shedding much of its Chinese business and consulting division.
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Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 0.5%, with Al Rajhi Bank shedding 0.8% and National Commercial Bank decreasing 13%.
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Hurricanes and wildfires crippled parts of the country, shedding light on emergency services, disaster preparedness and energy resilience.
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By shedding a light on these difficult topics, we hope our show can helps viewers start a conversation.
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But the largest US automaker, a century old, has slimmed down, shedding brands such as Saturn and Hummer.
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Bombardier is shedding its commercial aviation businesses to focus on more profitable corporate jets and passenger rail cars.
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Take cells, like the ones shedding off the inside of your cheeks and into your saliva right now.
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It's a type of partnership that has become more common in an industry that's shedding traditionally rigid distinctions.
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Harmony Gold said on Tuesday it had called off underground shifts at its mines owing to load shedding.
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Spot gold was up 163 percent to $1,289.90 an ounce, after shedding 0.5 percent in the previous session.
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The company has since been in cost-cutting mode, reducing its staff and shedding some of its businesses.
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Spot gold was flat at $20.4,216.97 per ounce by 0329 GMT, shedding 0.3% so far in the week.
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Some investors are wary of what the merger will achieve beyond initial cost reductions from shedding redundant employees.
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Over all, the shedding of shop-floor jobs that results from those two trends is a good thing.
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But how much of a role in "bad" job shedding did NAFTA and China joining the WTO play?
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I am shedding old habits, jettisoning the underdoggery and romance of my childhood, learning to love dynastic rule.
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Plastic tea bags are shedding billions of shards of microplastics into their water, according to a new study.
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The unemployment rate would shoot up to 8.7 percent, with the economy shedding upward of 4 million jobs.
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The Canadian dollar was little changed at C$1.3337 per dollar after shedding roughly 0.5% the previous day.
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In the UK, you're probably going to want an outer layer made with some serious moisture-shedding material.
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Fanuc Corp rose 2.2% after dropping 12% over the past month, while Tokyo Electron gained 3.2% after shedding 15%.
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Several officials familiar with behind-the-scenes legal and diplomatic discussions are now shedding light on the murky episode.
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This testing was in the winter, too, when fewer visitors were peeing, sweating, and shedding skin in the water.
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And if this release also involves shedding a few tears, there's nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed by.
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It's the celebrated activist and artist, Ai Weiwei, shedding light on the plight of Syrian refugees, and I wonder.
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Dust builds up, crumbs are spilled, and if you have pets — you know how bad the shedding can be.
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The euro meanwhile came under pressure on the back of the news, shedding gains from earlier in the morning.
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In one case, "persistent shedding" of the virus was found in semen for six months after the man returned.
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Instead, they show traders are shedding risky assets and taking profits after strong gains for crude futures this year.
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For as long as people and creatures have inhabited present-day Florida, they've been shedding traces of their lives.
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The peso has been the weakest Asian currency against the dollar so far this year, shedding nearly 2.5 percent.
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Other exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor Co falling 1.3%, Daikin Industries declining 1.1% and Canon Inc shedding 2.6%.
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The country's benchmark Straits Times Index didn't escape the global sell-off last year, shedding 9.8 percent throughout 2018.
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But there is a sense with Nectar that Yung Lean is shedding that previous image, realising his true potential.
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Hiring by the Indian IT sector is at a ten-year low and some firms are even shedding workers.
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FTEU3 fell 0.57 percent to close at 1,494.48, shedding earlier gains, and MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe .
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It requires the shedding of assets whose expected returns have fallen most in favour of those that are cheaper.
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Elsewhere, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's drive for better returns is weakening the corporate taboo against shedding non-core businesses.
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Newcrest Mining led the fall, shedding as much as 1.6 percent to its lowest in more than a month.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was nearly flat at 98.232 after shedding 0.2% overnight.
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Financial stocks underperformed, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group falling 1.0 percent and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group shedding 1.3 percent.
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We don't often see angry barking, or pooping, or shedding, which any pug owner knows is its own plague.
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SPX dropped from near the day's high before the news, initially shedding about 0.25 percent from its level beforehand.
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However, Chinese stocks fell broadly, with the Shanghai composite shedding nearly 230 percent as trades digested Chinese PMI data.
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I am grateful to both The Economist and my fellow contributors for shedding light on such a controversial debate.
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Despite shedding the numerical keypad, this keyboard is still thick and heavy, thanks to a reinforced steel back plate.
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"It's still a debatable point," Harker said of the ultimate plan for shedding bonds and for raising interest rates.
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The trailer likens it to a person shedding their skin like a snake, allowing them to potentially live forever.
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MSCI's index of Latin American stocks fell more than 0.6%, with Sao Paulo-listed shares shedding half a percent.
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As new technologies become available, the specimens are re-examined, in hopes of shedding light on the remaining mysteries.
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It means shedding assets that have risen a lot in favour of those that have gone up by less.
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The results will prove fascinating, potentially shedding some light on whether or not humans can easily recreate in space.
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In other precious metals, spot silver rose 0.3 percent to $16.43 per ounce, after shedding 1.4 percent on Tuesday.
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GE has been shedding assets of its finance arm, GE Capital, as the company returns to its industrial roots.
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Fanuc Corp rose 1.3% after dropping 13% over the past month, while Tokyo Electron gained 1.4% after shedding 17%.
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The metal used to make stainless steel hit a 16-month high last Thursday before shedding 2.1% on Friday.
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Canada's economy lost a net 500,2500 jobs in July, after shedding 27.5,103 in the previous month, domestic data showed.
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MSCI Asia-ex-Japan index had fallen 6.4% this month as of Tuesday's close, after shedding 2343% in July.
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This is a profound time for growing out of bad habits and shedding old skin peacefully and with intention.
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The 2-year yield also fell to a fresh record low of minus 0.230 percent, shedding 3 basis points.
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There's nothing better than shedding unnecessary noise and data to make places like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram fresh slates.
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In the past week or so, Mr. Cohen has been shedding legal exposure in separate but related court cases.
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IT stocks declined with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Tech Mahindra Ltd shedding 0.9 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively.
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"The probability of load-shedding remains low from today until Sunday 13 January 2019," Eskom said in a statement.
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They are thrust into adulthood while still discovering their sexual identities, coping with loss, and shedding inner childhood demons.
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Qatar's index dropped 210 percent with Qatar National Bank and Islamic bank Masraf Al Rayan both shedding 14 percent.
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The concept that images represent a "shedding" pervades Stuart's current exhibition, in which the artworks pit images against traces.
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Banca Transilvania led the weakening of Romanian shares, shedding 211.74 percent after reporting a modest rise in 211.74 profits.
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Exporters were hammered as well, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 123 percent and Honda Motor Co shedding 2.6 percent.
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Misty Copeland is shedding light on what food it takes to fuel the demanding schedule of a professional ballerina.
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"Overcoming load-shedding will be a huge struggle," Gordhan told reporters, using a South African term for power cuts.
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The Abu Dhabi index lost 0.4 percent with the country's largest lender First Abu Dhabi Bank shedding 0.7 percent.
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For the past two years, this laser blaster has been shedding new light on the darkest reaches of space.
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The Justice Department had previously acknowledged the move, but it's shedding more light on the 93-count federal indictment.
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Though they haven't started planning for the big day yet, Itsines knows she won't be shedding for the wedding.
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On a deeper level, Venus in Taurus will find you shedding old skin around what you thought you valued.
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Mac followed the recommended daily dosage, shedding 120 pounds in a year and then coming off of the drug.
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It was easy to imagine the Chinese firm following the merger by taking German designs and shedding German jobs.
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GlaxoSmithKline – The British drug maker is shedding its rare disease gene therapy drug portfolio to privately held Orchard Therapeutics.
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Qatar's index fell 0.4% with the Gulf's biggest lender Qatar National Bank shedding 1% and Industries Qatar losing 0.9%.
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Banks dragged the index the most with First Abu Dhabi Bank, the United Arab Emirates' largest lender, shedding 0.4%.
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Treasured memories of childhood mischief and sleepaway camp inevitably surfaced, cementing new friendships and shedding light on old ones.
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Exporters were weak, with Fanuc falling 1.1 percent, Tokyo Electron dropping 0.9 percent and Mitsubishi Motor shedding 1.6 percent.
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The day after the announcement Tesla's shares fell by around 10%, shedding some $3 billion from its market value.
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This study is urgently important—though not because it's a paradigm shifter, shedding radically new light on our predicament.
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Bitcoin prices rallied above $22018,0003 on Monday after shedding 2000 percent last week, as major U.S. stock markets fell.
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Exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor falling 0.8 percent, Subaru shedding 0.9 percent and Panasonic Corp sliding 1.4 percent.
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"My heart hurts, I'm furious, and I can't stop shedding tears," his cousin Napoleon Rayner wrote on Facebook. Gov.
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The best cordless vacuumPerhaps the only thing worse for your floors than crumb-dropping kids is hair-shedding pets.
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When asked at a news conference if load shedding could be eradicated in two years, Liepach was categorical: "Yes".
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"What's happened to me successively over the last decade ... is a shedding of fear," he said, according to KSL.
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In an odd way, it's like a coming of age, a shedding of a child's illusion of being inviolable.
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Fostering change by shedding a light on the next generation seems to be a recurring theme in his life.
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Prince's two young sons sat with him on the podium, mostly with their heads down and also shedding tears.
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Semiconductor related stocks tumbled, with high-purity silicon maker Sumco shedding 3.3 percent and Tokyo Electron falling 2.8 percent.
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The rebuilding team has been shedding veteran contracts since the off-season, and after the trade deadline on Feb.
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The video ends like any good cyberpunk fairy tale—with a robot shedding a tear after it's escaped captivity.
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Real fat people in real fat bodies don't have the luxury of shedding their skins to gain wider acceptance.
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"How much virus the patient actually is shedding, or is in the site that's sampled" also matters, he said.
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Richemont has been shedding underperforming fashion brands and, perhaps even more critically, taken several leaps ahead in digital retail.
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The world is in mourning for Superman, and so is Lois Lane (Amy Adams, shedding tears and largely wasted).
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The monthly shedding of the uterine lining is part of a cycle that lasts, on average, for 40 years.
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For every Labrador longing to feel the wind against its jowls, there's a terrified Chihuahua shedding in the seat.
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Arutyunyan took one look at Rippon's muscles and sent him straight to an elliptical machine to start shedding pounds.
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For example, for the first time since 2012, factories have stopped shedding jobs— a stark reversal from last year.
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New research is shedding light on the coronavirus' viability to remain infections in the air and on different surfaces.
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Thousands of records have been declassified since, many shedding more light on American foreign policy than on the assassination.
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Airlines also suffered, with British Airways parent IAG and Air France KLM shedding around 8% and Lufthansa dropping 6.5%.
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Moreover, while stores in these places are shedding jobs because of e-commerce, e-commerce isn't absorbing these workers.
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South Korea's Kospi (KOSPI) closed up 1.2% after shedding nearly 3.9% on Monday, its worst day since October 2018.
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On Thursday, Mr. Putin addressed a hastily convened committee drafting the constitutional amendments, shedding additional light on the plan.
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China's leaders, in turn, have started shedding the humility that had characterized much of their foreign policy since Deng.
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The financial subindex saw its worst session in more than two weeks, shedding about 0.9 percent for the day.
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Another steelmaker, Evraz Highveld Steel and Vanadium , shut its doors in February, shedding around 2,200 jobs in the process.
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The N.H.A. had to adjust itself for the remainder of the season, shedding the Toronto team in the process.
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Spot gold was trading at $1,493.11 per ounce at 0938 GMT, after shedding nearly 0.43% in the previous session.
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Shedding light and putting that behavior under the public spotlight is usually the most effective way of curbing it.
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Facebook's Libra Association added a new member after shedding several partners in its ambition to create a new cryptocurrency.
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In Dubai, the index dropped 0.8% with Emaar Properties shedding 2.6%, while budget airliner Air Arabia was down 2.6%.
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The stretchy fabric combines polyester and spandex, ensuring your dog doesn't overheat while containing shedding hair inside the onesie.
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K.C. hard red winter wheat and MGEX spring wheat notched bigger declines, with the K.C. March contract shedding 276.1%.
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Other precious metals followed gold, with platinum down 1.4 % at $917.58 and silver shedding 1.9% to $17.21 per ounce.
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The dollar looked like slipping further on the Chinese yuan after shedding 1% last month to stand at 6.9640.
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Dubai's main share index declined 1.2% with its largest lender Emirates NBD shedding 2.3% and Emaar Properties losing 13%.
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Story at a glance A new survey is shedding light on the exercise habits of Americans state by state.
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Airlines and travel stocks fell again, with United Airlines Holdings Inc and American Airlines Group Inc shedding about 21.4%.
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Guerin has said that she wishes she could "untrain" herself, shedding the memory of motions embedded by other choreographers.
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The millennial celebrity icon: Miley Cyrus comes swinging into 2013 on a wrecking ball, shedding her Hannah Montana roots.
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Oprah Winfrey is shedding a light on sexual assault in the music industry in her latest collaboration with Apple.
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Shedding caution, this growing chorus of Democrats is calling for extensive reforms, including a ban on military-style weapons.
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The company's shares were down 10.8 percent at $100.29 in early trading, shedding about $19 billion in market value.
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The main worry for UBS chief investment strategist Mike Ryan is a disorderly shedding of assets from the Fed.
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The rouble, however, shrugged off any support from higher oil prices, shedding 0.1 percent to 61.93 versus the dollar .
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When Obama took office, the US economy was shedding jobs at a frightening pace, more than 700,000 per month.
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Now Jason derulo is singing for us Quite a show It's hot and he is shedding his clothes pic.twitter.
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Oil and gas explorer Beach Energy Ltd was the biggest percentage loser on the sector's index, shedding 6.8 percent.
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The mining sector ended 2.4% lower, with global miners BHP Group and Rio Tinto shedding 3.7% and 2.5%, respectively.
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The Hawks' long-term savings are still nothing compared to what Oklahoma City saves by shedding itself of Anthony.
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They have lived on the West Coast for many years without shedding a Yastrzemski-worth of their baseball identity.
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The euro was steady at $1.1198 after shedding 0.2% overnight, when it brushed a 15-day trough of $1.1181.
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Once again, the pre-2008 shedding of manufacturing jobs is overwhelmingly a job shift rather than a job loss.
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Other exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor Co falling 1.3%, Daikin Industries declining 0.7% and Canon Inc shedding 2.3%.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 1.26663 after shedding 0.6% the previous day.
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Losses were broad and deep, with energy stocks retreating 3.1 percent, industrials shedding 2.6 percent and financials losing 106.53 percent.
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Their initial findings, first released January 26, have begun shedding light on the transformations the body undergoes when in space.
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OMV counted the Turkish petrol station chain as one of its non-core assets it is shedding to generate cash.
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International benchmark Brent crude oil futures were also down, shedding 20 cents from their last settlement to $51.75 per barrel.
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Trump, however, appears to be shedding support among evangelicals, who are usually a wellspring of support for Republican presidential candidates.
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Saudi Arabia's index was down 0.2 percent with the Middle East's largest petrochemical maker Saudi Basic Industries shedding 0.5 percent.
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The discovery is shedding light on the kinds of dinosaurs that lived in this region some 170 million years ago.
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This image, along with the other unique views of our galaxy captured by Hubble, is shedding light on galactic evolution.
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This invention keeps your pup from shedding on the car, couch or anywhere they are wearing the acrobat-chic outfit.
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Detroit exited the biggest-ever municipal bankruptcy in December 2014, shedding about $7 billion of its $18 billion of debt.
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The "American Idol" alum hasn&apost been shy about showing off her weight loss since she started shedding the pounds.
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Banking stocks also lost ground, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group falling 2.7 percent and Mizuho Financial Group shedding 1.6 percent.
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No one's shedding any tears for speculators like Nelson Peltz, who has lost some $700 million on his GE bet.
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Shedding feathers across the otherwise black stage creates a stunning visual effect, and alludes to how fake this image is.
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The company is shedding lower-growth businesses in order to focus on the hot battery and engine diagnostic component market.
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At a Florida appearance on Thursday, Trump asserted that Kavanaugh's critics wanted to intimidate him into shedding his usual conservatism.
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It's about rebirth and shedding skin, but also sounds full of grudges and not letting things go—somewhat contradictory motives.
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She was in her 50s, but unlike most of us who accumulate illnesses as we age, she was shedding them.
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Guston might have pulled his punches: instead, he depicts Nixon dragging his monstrous swollen leg, shedding huge, self-pitying tears.
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The broader market dropped as well, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding more than 600 points or about 2.4%.
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It is shedding the skin of its once-sacred "view from nowhere" objectivity and embracing the benefits of cruder ideologies.
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Influencers put out blog posts explaining the contract issues for many online creators, shedding light on an industry-wide problem.
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"Retail went back to shedding jobs while temp jobs were cut and something to watch if it continues," Boockvar added.
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Cannabis companies large and small are scrapping mergers, shedding jobs, scaling back on expansion plans, and switching out their CEOs.
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Non-ferrous metal stocks also underperformed, with Mitsubishi Materials Corp shedding 2.0 percent and Sumitomo Metal Mining declining 1.8 percent.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 97.182 after shedding 1.26673% the previous day.
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The Fed's tightening cycle includes both rate hikes and the gradual shedding of its more than $4 trillion in assets.
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TiVo Bolt OTA | $249 (1TB, four tuners) | Amazon Shedding cable doesn't have to mean losing out on your beloved TiVo.
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The core can then pulse like this again and again, shedding material until it eventually collapses into a black hole.
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"I didn't want to show my arms," she told CBS Sunday Morning of shedding her negative self-image in March.
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Australia's markets also ended the day lower with the ASX 23 shedding 216 percent at 23,217, with major sectors lower.
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By November, the Weddell Sea was shedding 30,000 square miles of ice—roughly the area of South Carolina—each day.
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And now, Johansson is shedding light on another type of disturbing victimization of women online, famous or not: "deepfake" porn.
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It's a shame that not too many people are really aware of that anymore or shedding any light on it.
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But through Swirc's lenses, these personalities take on a new aura, shedding all the stereotypes associated with their public persona.
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And now that she's cemented her status as a sartorial queen, she's shedding a few of those high-fashion duds.
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Industrials and utilities dragged the index, with Auckland International Airport falling 1.8 percent, and Meridian Energy Ltd shedding 1.1 percent.
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Three of the four declared bankruptcy, in the process shedding hundreds of millions in retiree pension and health care obligations.
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"We're not shedding our skins," Jughead announces to his gang, which has been reduced to khaki pants and mock turtlenecks.
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The Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 slipped 0.33% to close at 20,516.56, with index heavyweight and robot maker Fanuc shedding 1.56%.
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Insurers were among top losers, with Suncorp Group Ltd tumbling 2.2 percent and Insurance Australia Group Ltd shedding 1.8 percent.
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" Shedding light on how the couple likes to spend their time, Rodgers shared that the pair both "really enjoy traveling.
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And just last night, a bunch of leaks came out shedding new light on some the company's most anticipated devices.
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Since Brexit, there has been no official data shedding real light on the impact of the vote on economic output.
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Though the caseload was rising during that period, the court was shedding staff: They lost seven full-time permanent employees.
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The internet is shedding collective happy tears over a kind waiter who helped comfort a stressed-out family this week.
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The city has had its own layoffs of maintenance workers - shedding 128 of 150 of them between 2006 and 123.
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Financials underperformed on falling U.S. yields, with the banking sector shedding 1.5 percent and the insurance sector stumbling 1.8 percent.
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Shedding light on how algorithms make their decisions will assuage the anxiety that people feel about new—and existing— technology.
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Banks also came under pressure, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group falling 2.7 percent and Mizuho Financial Group shedding 1.8 percent.
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The energy sector saw the biggest loss, shedding 3.95 percent, while financials and materials fell 2.66 and 2.74 percent, respectively.
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The metal is the second best performing base metal this year, up 15 percent after shedding 26 percent in 2018.
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I have been experiencing hair shedding lately and after a very thorough Googling, anemia popped up as a possible cause.
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People gathered at the tree in the days after the shooting, sharing hugs, shedding tears and lending each other support.
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The dollar index versus a basket of six major currencies was flat at 97.200 after shedding 0.2% the previous day.
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As they told their stories, the cast of OITNB watched backstage, shedding tears at their stories, and eventually surprising them.
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But the disclosure of even an range of operating profit was a milestone in shedding light on its fledging business.
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Shares initially surged on the news in after-hours trading before reversing and shedding over 1.5 percent in Friday's session.
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Last month, Powell sent markets tumbling with a message that the bond-shedding program is on "auto pilot" and then.
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"Shedding for the wedding" is a relatively new phrase, but the concept is nearly as traditional as tossing the bouquet.
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Either way the Fed works things, the process of shedding trillions of dollars in bonds will take a long time.
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Forget the "copycat China " stereotype: The world's second-largest economy is quickly shedding that image as domestic firms innovate rapidly.
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Retailer Mr Price Group Ltd led the losses, shedding 13.4 percent after posting slower sales growth for the third quarter.
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Caterpillar was among the biggest casualties, shedding 4.2 percent on news that federal law enforcement officials searched its Illinois facilities.
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An alternative already exists, but expanding access to it will require shedding preconceived and inaccurate notions about marijuana's therapeutic uses.
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Who among us can fail to recall the Veg-O-Matic, which "chops a whole onion without shedding a tear"?
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For customers without long-term supply deals, the source expected four hours of load-shedding daily, meaning rotating power cuts.
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