Markets could see some month-end window dressing as the third quarter ticks away Thursday.
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With every second that ticks away, my nerves send an electric shock throughout my body.
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Wearing insect repellent and clothing that covers your body can help keep ticks away, too.
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It ticks away, neutrally, yet it also flies and collapses, and is more often lost than found.
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All this as the countdown to another of Trump's take-it-or-leave-it deals ticks away.
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EU countries can simply hunker down while the two-year clock ticks away, raising pressure on the leaver.
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An old Kit-Cat clock ticks away on the wall near the kitchen window, a few feet from where we're sitting.
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Monday is a crucial day as lawmakers try and figure a way out of another mess, all as the clock ticks away.
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Time ticks away as I do nothing, though I'm well aware that failing the test will have major consequences—that sort of dream.
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But as time ticks away and questions mount, Samsung can't outrun some very tough questions including: Is the Note7 product brand too tainted to survive?
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Sterling had troubles of its own at $1.3035 as time ticks away to Britain's departure from the European Union on April 12, with no deal agreed.
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Sterling had troubles of its own at $1.3046 as time ticks away to Britain's departure from the European Union on April 12, with no deal agreed.
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Sterling had troubles of its own at $1.3063 as time ticks away to Britain's departure from the European Union on April 12, with no deal agreed.
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But as time ticks away, the options are narrowing and some analysts say an extension of the Article 50 notice to leave the EU is becoming more likely.
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Underage female celebrities are often subject to an internet countdown clock, which ticks away the minutes and hours until they are legally of age to consent to sex.
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There are three calendars, a yellow post-it note showing which uniform color to wear each day of the week and a clock that ticks away every second.
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" Marshall and Gerwin say that as time ticks away toward the general election in November that "Trump — and Hillary Clinton — will face a different political calculus on trade.
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His push for a wall would be channeled into a lengthy court fight, keeping lawyers far busier than construction workers, at least initially, as his term ticks away.
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As the countdown clock to Monday night's first encounter ticks away, Clinton told radio host Steve Harvey Tuesday that she's ready for a heated encounter on the debate stage.
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A three-axis tourbillon, as the name implies, spins a watch's escapement and balance wheel in three dimensions, further improving its ability to remain accurate as it ticks away.
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It's the whole ritual of soft-lit selfies and brainless banter surrounding it that, for me, ticks away too many of the precious minutes we've been allotted on this planet.
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It's also the only watch on this list that has a second hand, which ticks away doing its normal job until you tell it otherwise (more on that in a... second).
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Washington (CNN)This is the point where Republicans in both chambers are staring at the clock and hoping the time to the House and, more importantly, Senate votes ticks away quickly. Why?
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You will not be able to get them removed without waiting in a line somewhere else while the countdown clock to your flight ticks away and you worry about the length of the security line. 9.
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It's a little more accessible than director Yorgos Lanthimos's other films (like The Lobster, Dogtooth, or The Killing of a Sacred Deer), but it still feels like it's happening in a universe only a few ticks away from our own.
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The second batch of four episodes, released February 20, show the couples taking other big steps like moving in together, buying wedding dresses and tuxedos, and meeting each other's families all while the speedy countdown to their wedding day ticks away.
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Artest's intensity was fueled by a raging internal sea; even in those moments of calm, where he would tug up his shorts and sink into his stance to size up a defensive challenge, an explosion was always just a few ticks away.
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Business Insider spoke to six former employees and several industry experts to understand how Google misjudged the biggest new tech product to emerge since the smartphone, and what the tech giant can do to rejuvenate its smartwatch business as time ticks away in an increasingly competitive field.
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Japan a big seller of German, U.S. bonds in May – Japanese foreign debt investors few ticks away from being lured back home Key changes made to BOJ's policy framework on July 25.885 – 25/YUAN TRADE Washington has imposed duties on $2 billion of imports from China, and threatened more.
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Maya is seen running to and fro, devoutly praying in hope of divine help, fighting with strangers to provide her father the medical care that he deserves and ought to receive, while time frightfully ticks away during the Corona lock down period. Eventually her father died in the ambulance bed due to lack of oxygen.
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Private Housing Development Projects: Govt rushes to okay dubious deals as tenure ticks away , Bangladesh News, 2006-10-16 Some of the real estate developed by Eastern Housing have has faced criticism. The Eastern Tower, an 18-storied apartment block in New Eskaton, Dhaka, is criticized for not installing ample emergency escapes, while the South Banasree project is criticized for getting waterlogged during the monsoon.
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Every one fears for their lives as they are unaware about the fact which two of them are the hostages. They plan escape, fail and end lunging at each other in despair as the clock ticks away. Individual foibles and shortcomings surface in this final hour of despair. Like caged animals they alternately bicker among themselves and then jointly plan means of escape but to no avail.
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In 1999, clockmakers Smith of Derby Group,Smith of Derby restored the clock and bell.Time ticks away for millennium clock cash; Parish works on to pay for repairs For the first time in 30 years, the clock chimed at midnight on 1 January 2000, to mark the new millennium.Families' night to remember, The Free Library With the bell now fixed in a rigid frame, the new clock mechanism uses a hammer to strike the bell. The new clock has three faces.
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Screenshot of the 75m level (BBC Micro) The game involves controlling a man to reach a fair-haired heiress trapped by a large gorilla at the top of the screen. It is made up of four levels, set higher and higher up a construction site – 25 m, 50 m, 75 m and 100 m. There are two hammers on the 25 m, 50 m and 100 m levels, with none on the 75 m level. Hammers last for about 10 seconds, as measured by the amount of bonus that ticks away.
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It is the night of the full Cold Moon—the month of December according to the lunar calendar. A young man is found dead in lower Manhattan, the first in a series of victims of a man calling himself the Watchmaker. This killer's obsession with time drives him to plan the murders with the precision of fine timepieces, and the victims die prolonged deaths while an eerie clock ticks away their last minutes on earth. Lincoln Rhyme, Amelia Sachs, and the rest of the crew are tapped to handle the case and stop the Watchmaker and his partner, Vincent Reynolds, a repulsive character with a special interest in the female victims of the killer.
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Players are able to enter buildings (although the view remains outside the building with Sam visible through the windows - there is no cutaway), switch lights on and off, open doors and collect money (by somersaulting onto the bills blowing down the street). Sam can also don disguises for various parts of his mission and at times will also have to evade police - for example by pulling out building fuses to cut the lights at the start of the game when he finds a dead body. Sam carries a limited amount of money in dollar bills and this ticks away slowly with the game ending if Sam's money-level reaches zero. If Sam finds himself arrested by the police he is taken to a police station and deposited in a cell for a period of time before being released on bail which will reduce the amount of money he has.
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