That sent sterling tumbling to $1.3305, its lowest since Dec.
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That rhetoric sent stocks tumbling to start off the week.
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The results have sent the stock tumbling to a new low.
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Blazers send Grizzlies tumbling to 5th loss in row MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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Fears of a government shutdown also sent stocks tumbling to new lows.
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After tumbling to $22008 in the winter, it's now more than $22009.
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Then the entirety of his 7-3 frame went tumbling to the ground.
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After saving Sasha from tumbling to her death, he offers to drive her home.
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Fears of a government shutdown also sent stocks tumbling to new lows Thursday afternoon.
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Or an ankle-breaking crossover dribble that leaves an opponent tumbling to the floor.
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HK/SIN, after tumbling to around $1.3225 in the wake of Carney's remarks overnight.
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Global yields have been tumbling to record lows, with many dipping into negative territory.
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Companies also drew down their inventories, with the measure tumbling to 46.5 from 61.7.
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Renewed Brexit jitters also sent the British pound tumbling to a fresh 31-year low.
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That sent banks' shares tumbling to multi-year lows, as investors rushed to safe havens.
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In energy news, oil prices gained slightly after tumbling to a seven-month low overnight.
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Since then, it has just kept falling, tumbling to 1.15 on Monday, another new low.
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Then a series of explosions and accidents happen, and our hero goes tumbling to Earth.
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Asian stocks also slumped, with the Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 tumbling to close 7.9 percent lower.
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Like a bolt from a crossbow, a flying kick sends all parties tumbling to the concrete.
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The vote sent markets tumbling to what was the biggest point loss in either index's history.
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That accident sent debris tumbling to the sidewalk and started a fire that destroyed several apartments.
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The streaming giant's stock has broken down since July, tumbling to its lowest levels since January.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were at 2.0006% after tumbling to 1.9740%, the lowest since November 2016.
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By June 1, 1903, the stock had lost nearly half its value, tumbling to less than $53.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were at 2.0129% after tumbling to 1.9740%, the lowest since November 2016.
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The results sent Tesla's stock price tumbling to its lowest since early 2017, as low as $235.
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Oil prices fell for a third session with U.S. crude futures tumbling to a 17-year low.
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When they jump, you and your other buddy kick their ankles, sending them tumbling to the ground.
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In one clip, Tester appears to foul the New Jersey Democrat, sending him tumbling to the floor.
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European banks' shares have not recovered the same way U.S. bank stocks did after tumbling to begin 2016.
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Willett dropped five shots in his final 10 holes for a 76, tumbling to a tie for fifth.
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Oil prices were slightly higher on Wednesday, before tumbling to a 10-month low during the trading session.
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That buying has driven prices higher, sending yields tumbling to a low of 1 percent from 6 percent.
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The number of stops multiplied sevenfold, peaking with 20173,724 in 2011 and then tumbling to 191,851 in 2013.
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Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee were established major leaguers before tumbling to Class A for a thorough reset.
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The decision sparked days of upheaval in Argentine markets, and sent its peso tumbling to a record low.
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The number of stops multiplied sevenfold, peaking with 20173,724 in 2011 and then tumbling to 191,851 in 2013.
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While tidying my bookshelves the other day, the first romance novel I ever read came tumbling to the floor.
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Trade fears, slumping global rates, and uncertainty over the Fed have sent the Dow tumbling to begin the month.
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The British pound fell as much as 6 percent, tumbling to as low as $1.1819 against the U.S. dollar.
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And a wave that struck an elevated waterfront cycling lane in April sent two men tumbling to their deaths.
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Then, the Californian fired off a laser-guided knee, which sent Guida tumbling to the canvas in a daze.
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The dollar hit a session high of 113.95 a day after tumbling to 112.04 yen, its lowest level since Nov.
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News of the impending bankruptcy sent shares for Mattel and Hasbro tumbling to some of their lowest prices this year.
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His opponent would instinctively follow his glance, and that's when the actor would send his foe tumbling to the mat.
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There is nothing more tragic than a perfectly fine plate of nachos tumbling to the ground at a baseball game.
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Sterling was the main underperformer on Tuesday, tumbling to a 31-year low against the dollar at $1.3000 GBP=D4.
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U.S. Treasury prices also soared on the rush into safe-haven assets, with 10-year yields tumbling to 1.41 percent .
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Sterling, meanwhile, has been the main underperformer on Tuesday, tumbling to a 31-year low against the dollar at $1.3050 .
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U.S. crude prices plunged into bear market territory last month, tumbling to a 10-month low of $42 a barrel.
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He wore a striped button-down shirt and wire-rimmed glasses, his disheveled white hair loosely tumbling to one side.
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Biden, meanwhile, acknowledged Iowa hadn't turned out the way he'd hoped, with the national front-runner tumbling to fourth place.
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Last week President Trump's shocking comments that the dollar is too strong sent the greenback tumbling to a six week low.
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In Mexico the immediate effect of Mr Trump's victory has been to send the already weak peso tumbling to new lows.
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Sterling, meanwhile, has been the main underperformer on Tuesday, briefly tumbling to a 31-year low against the dollar at $1.2999.
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Bond markets around the world have been rallying, with Treasury yields falling sharply and British gilt yields tumbling to record lows.
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There's a solar power race raging in India right now that's brought prices tumbling to a record low in the country.
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It also reported a loss of $2.31 a share, sending the stock tumbling to just cents above its $17 IPO price.
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That's when the gun went off, sending a bullet into the ceiling and bringing pieces of it tumbling to the floor.
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When they learn to walk, teetering and tumbling to the ground, the first thing they do is look up at us.
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After tumbling to a 5-093/2-year low of 0.251% on Monday, two-year Treasury yields were trading at 0.416%.
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Technical chart support lies around $0.6670, a break below which could see it tumbling to an 11-year trough of $0.6657.
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Tottenham endured a poor start to the season, tumbling to 14th place, but most supporters expected him to turn things around.
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In April, inflation slowed into single digits for the first time in two years, tumbling to 9.8 percent year-on-year.
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In the clip, the supermodel appears to trip over her partner's foot during a turn, sending her tumbling to the ground.
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Three weeks later, the company announced its earnings, sending the stock tumbling to $8.52, and three months later it fell to $3.18.
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But the country suffered amid the global commodity rout, with GDP tumbling to 703 percent in 2015, from 7.9 percent in 2014.
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It didn't work, though, and Styles didn't get far before he took a couple audience members tumbling to the ground with him.
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The cut came as money managers in NYMEX U.S. crude sent gross long positions tumbling to the lowest level since January 733.
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It has since pledged to keep rates low for longer, sending yields across the bond curve tumbling to depths not seen before.
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But I'm going to go ahead and award myself a silver medal (for argentum, abbreviated AG) for tumbling to the trick early.
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Other euro zone bond yields were down 5-7 bps, with yields in most parts of the bloc tumbling to two-week lows.
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The Nikkei fell 1.4 percent at 22.3,21.2 in midmorning trade after tumbling to as low as 22.8,21.3 earlier, the lowest level since Jan.
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J.C. Penney had a disappointing update to share Friday morning, sending the department store chain's stock prices tumbling to an all-time low.
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Voices are raised, lapels are grabbed, fate is cursed, backs are turned, shoulders are squared, and bodies are sent tumbling to the floor.
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By simply filing for a trademark about prepared meal kits, they were able to send Blue Apron stock tumbling to all-time lows.
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Ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Aly and Lynn reflected on the journey from toddler tumbling to red, white and blue leotards.
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A Nippon TV survey over the weekend showed the leader's support tumbling to 26.7 percent, the lowest level since he took office in 2012.
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Dr. Blasey said she managed to get away when Mr. Judge, laughing, jumped onto the bed, sending all three teenagers tumbling to the floor.
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Embiid then chased a loose ball and was sent tumbling to the court when Pascal Siakam appeared to intentionally stick out his right leg.
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The video is INSANE ... members of the team were losing their minds celebrating the big win ... right when they went tumbling to the ground.
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Exit polls all projected the iconic Labor party, which ruled the country for its first 30 years, tumbling to single digits in the parliament.
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DeJesus set aside those normally staid moments in between the tumbling to whip, nae nae, hit the quan and perform other hip-hop dance steps.
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The company's stock price, which is thinly traded, seesawed on Friday, first rising 6 percent and then tumbling to end down 13.8 percent at $1.56.
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Someday, he would become a middling white NBA player, and someday he would get yoked on in a playoff game, sent tumbling to the floor.
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As the Courier-Journal reports, part of a warehouse at Barton 1792 Distillery collapsed on Friday, sending an estimated 9,000 barrels tumbling to the ground.
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At his peak during Watergate, Mr. Nixon had an approval rating of 67 percent in Gallup polling before tumbling to 24 percent before he resigned.
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The Australian dollar was another casualty of the trade tension between Beijing and Washington, tumbling to its weakest level against the greenback since February 23.
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Certain sectors that had reached stratospheric levels of late on hopes of promised regulatory rollbacks and other propulsive policy measures are now tumbling to earth.
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Late last year congestion on oil export pipelines backed up crude in storage tanks and sent crude prices in the province tumbling to record lows.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell Thursday after disappointing quarterly results from Facebook sent the social media giant tumbling to its largest one-day loss ever.
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That sent the Singapore dollar tumbling to its weakest since 2009, during the global financial crisis, with the greenback fetching as much as 1.4545 Singapore dollars.
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Mariners 1B Danny Valencia made a diving attempt for the foul ball, and the ball glanced off Randazzo's head, sending the umpire tumbling to the ground.
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The Nikkei ended 2719.27 percent higher at 21,464.98, after tumbling to a four-month low on Wednesday and briefly dipping below its 200-day moving average.
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Data for February was revised down to show homebuilding tumbling to a pace of 1.142 million units instead of the previously reported 1.162 million-unit rate.
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Data for February was revised down to show homebuilding tumbling to a pace of 2000 million units instead of the previously reported 22017 million-unit rate.
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Nationwide oil stocks climbed to a record 22014 billion barrels, including the strategic petroleum reserve, sending the American benchmark price tumbling to just more than $22010.
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Trump's announcement sent shockwaves through global markets, pushing equities, bond yields, oil and industrial metals sharply lower, with zinc tumbling to its lowest in 11 months.
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Trump's announcement sent shockwaves through global markets, pushing equities, bond yields, oil and industrial metals sharply lower, with zinc tumbling to its cheapest in 2960 months.
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Trump's announcement sent shockwaves through global markets, pushing equities, bond yields, oil and industrial metals sharply lower, with zinc tumbling to its lowest in 21.9 months.
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Many politicians and economists tout our strong recovery since the financial and housing collapse and lost jobs, with the official unemployment rate tumbling to 3.9 percent.
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By January, days before the caucuses, Selzer showed Kerry leading Edwards 26 percent to 23 percent, Dean taking 20 percent and Gephardt tumbling to 18 percent.
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In response, gas prices are tumbling to incentivise power producers to run gas-fired generators for more hours at the expense of the remaining coal plants.
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The trader says that FXI is about to dip to a trendline that has been in place since 2009, with the ETF possibly tumbling to around $32.
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West Texas Intermediate, or U.S. crude, lost 21 percent in November, tumbling to its lowest level in a year and logging its worst performance since October 2008.
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Analysts said this year's EU stress test is unlikely to quash investor doubts about banks that have sent book values tumbling to below those of U.S. rivals.
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But if the collapse is lasting, oil executives say there is nothing to stop oil prices from tumbling to the lowest levels in at least five years.
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John Cena averted serious injury during a match in Manila Friday when the rope on which Big Show was standing snapped, sending him tumbling to the mat.
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I could get AirPods in my ear, but any sudden movements or even a quick turn of my head, and they'd go tumbling to the ground. Exercise?
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Steady job growth last month came despite the Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) measure of manufacturing employment tumbling to more than a 2000-22/2000-year low.
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Stenson won the 2009 Players Championship before losing control of his driver again and tumbling to No. 230 in the world ranking at the beginning of 2012.
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Crude prices have recouped much of their losses over the past six sessions after tumbling to about $40 a barrel from the 2016 peaks above $50 in June.
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Coupled with the slowdown in freight movements, lower heating demand has sent U.S. consumption of distillate fuel oil tumbling to its lowest level in more than a decade.
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The fear of further U.S. sanctions prompted a steep fall in Russia's currency on Thursday, with the ruble tumbling to its lowest dollar value in almost two years.
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On the contrary, the thoughts are tumbling to the tongue, but they stick there, as if the organ is growing, swollen in some kind of waspy, anaphylactic wasp death.
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Enniskerry GAA players were celebrating their first ever Wicklow Junior B championship when a barrier on the parade truck appeared to give way, sending them tumbling to the ground.
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American runner Abbey D'Agostino clipped New Zealand's Nikki Hamblin from behind in the women's 5000-meter qualifying heat, sending both tumbling to the ground well short of the finish.
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As the first round wore down, Felder countered his Canadian foe with an elbow to the nose, immediately disfiguring him and sending him tumbling to the canvas in pain.
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The Australian dollar, a barometer of global sentiment that tends to track Chinese economic fortunes fell 0.3 percent to $0.6964 after earlier tumbling to $0.6715, a near-decade low.
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The bond market in particular is signaling the upward shift in inflation sentiment, which had been battered five weeks ago with domestic oil prices tumbling to 211-year lows.
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The Australian dollar, a barometer of global sentiment that tends to track Chinese economic fortunues fell 0.3 percent to $0.6963 after earlier tumbling to $0.6715, a near-decade low.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) decision to keep monetary policy steady caused hefty swings in Japanese markets Thursday, with the yen rallying sharply and stocks tumbling to close lower.
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News of the downgrade sent the currency of Africa's No.2 copper producer tumbling to hit 12.3000 per dollar at 1156 GMT from a close of 11.4500 a week ago.
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As one of his first acts as CEO, Felder had to present Zumtobel's first loss in four years earlier on Thursday, sending its shares tumbling to a nine-year-low.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, extended gains to trade at 89.630 after previously tumbling to a three-week low earlier in the week.
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Bitcoin has swung wildly in the last several weeks, reaching an all-time high above $19,800 on Coinbase in mid-December before tumbling to a low of $10,400 on Friday.
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That raised expectations among investors that central banks will keep policy looser in response to a slowing global economy and sent euro zone government bond yields tumbling to new lows.
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STRONG GOVERNMENT HIRING Steady job growth last month came despite the Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) measure of manufacturing employment tumbling to more than a 3-1/2-year low.
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On May 15, the Sunday Times newspaper reported that Gordhan faced imminent arrest, sending the rand tumbling to a two-month low, despite denials by the presidency and the police.
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After a floundering debate performance in New Hampshire sent Mr. Rubio tumbling to fifth place in the state, there was no room for him to make major errors on Saturday night.
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The core staples stock plummeted more than 8% Thursday, tumbling to an all-time low, after the company posted a steep sales decline and report $1.22 billion in charges and writedowns.
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Britain's shock vote to leave the EU has stunned financial markets, with the pound bearing the brunt of the early violent reaction, tumbling to a 31-year low against the dollar.
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According to numbers posted by IDC last week, the Chinese smartphone maker's marketshare has slipped considerably on its own turf, tumbling to number four as fellow countryman Huawei took top honors.
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And so, with every death comes a quick cascade, prickly sound tumbling to the floor, an overture, the scream of your friend and then, as quickly as it began, a silence.
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The 6.4-magnitude quake happened just before dawn, and sent apartment buildings, hotels and more tumbling to the ground, largely in the towns of Durres and Thumane, the Associated Press reported.
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When oil prices spiked higher, major producers released more crude, and the market collapsed, with the international benchmark crude, North Sea Brent, tumbling to below $1003 a barrel during both crises.
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Model and Chanel muse Lily-Rose Depp, daughter of actor Johnny Depp and French singer Vanessa Paradis, closed the show in a dusky pink gown, its bouncing ruffles tumbling to the floor.
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In an early sequence, Grace's meditates on the curious phrase "celebrated murderess" over quick cuts of the crime — a body tumbling to the floor, a strip of cloth tightening around a throat.
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The former "ER" star and current star of "The Affair" was biking in Marina del Rey at around noon when a car clipped her back tire, sending her tumbling to the ground.
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Turkish officials are currently trying to contain the country's worst currency crisis since 2001, with the lira tumbling to a low of 7.24 against the dollar at the start of the week.
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Sterling nursed its losses after tumbling to an eight-week low of $1.2110 in the previous session, amid worries about a prolonged and painful process of the UK's exit from the European Union.
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Analysts have linked the detentions - which sent Crown's shares tumbling - to Chinese laws banning casinos from advertising or promoting gambling in the Chinese mainland, for instance by offering credit to high-spending clients.
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Gingerly crossing a swaying fire escape, you forget you are in a padded room with a computer strapped to your face, and the fear of tumbling to your death is very, very real.
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Asian stock markets erased earlier gains with Hong Kong shares tumbling to a seven-week low on Wednesday as the surge in new cases fuelled fears about the economic impact of the virus.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) move to a record trough of 1% sent the kiwi dollar tumbling to depths last seen in early 2016 and drove bond yields to all-time lows.
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Finally, to the relief of those watching live in Texas and on screens the world over, a Kimbo uppercut sent a deflated Dada 5000 tumbling to the canvas in an exhausted but conscious heap.
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LONDON, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Argentina's assets got hammered on Monday with international dollar bonds tumbling to record lows and stocks in financials suffered sharps falls after President Mauricio Macri authorized currency controls on Sunday.
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The lira has lost nearly 40 percent against the dollar this year, tumbling to a low of 7.24 on Monday, fueled in part by Erdogan's relentless calls for lower interest rates despite soaring inflation.
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But the lender's stock reversed course, tumbling to close almost 5 percent down after a report that U.S. fund Apollo is considering buying a majority stake in rival Carige and also purchase its bad loans.
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LONDON, April 10 (Reuters) - Debt issued by Russian aluminium producer Rusal remained under heavy selling pressure on Tuesday, with the 2023 dollar bond tumbling to a fresh record low in the wake of U.S. sanctions.
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Oil prices fell for the third straight session on Wednesday with U.S. crude futures tumbling to a 17-year low as travel and social lockdowns sparked by the coronavirus outbreak hurt the outlook for demand.
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Niko Goodrum ripped a two-run single in the eighth before Kipnis answered with one of his own in the bottom of the inning to send the Tigers tumbling to their eighth loss in nine games.
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Spot gold edged up 0.3 percent to $1,313 an ounce after tumbling to as low as $1,308.65 on Tuesday, its lowest since late June, pressured by the stronger dollar and growing expectations of higher U.S. rates.
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The British pound traded at $1.3284, recovering somewhat after tumbling to around $1.3225 in the wake of comments from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney last week that indicated further easing would be on the cards.
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The euro was steady at $1.1643, still nursing its losses after tumbling to a three-month low of $1.1574 on Friday, a day after the ECB said it will extend its bond purchases into September 2018.
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Saudi Arabia cut its output to balance the market and shore up prices to no avail, and then switched to a netback pricing system to recapture lost market share, sending prices tumbling to $22016 per barrel.
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The biggest drama came in the women's race over two laps, however, with little-known Kate Grace winning in 213:249.50 after Montano and Martinez came together before tumbling to the track on the final bend.
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The data came just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump's unexpected threat of tariffs on Mexican goods fed fears of recession in the major economies and sent global equity markets tumbling to their lowest in months.
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News of the U.S. measures sent the ruble tumbling to two-year lows at one point and sparked a wider asset sell-off over fears that Moscow was locked in a spiral of never-ending sanctions.
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Oil prices fell for a third session on Wednesday with U.S. crude futures tumbling to a 17-year low as the outlook for fuel demand darkened with travel and social lockdowns triggered by the coronavirus epidemic.
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The currency has taken a beating, tumbling to 31-year lows last week, on fears that Britain is heading for a "hard Brexit" that would see it leave the EU's single market when it quits the bloc.
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The yen rose 275.203 percent against the dollar on Friday to 2275.20 after tumbling to a two-week low of 21.1 overnight, but remained well away from an 21-month high of 105.55 plumbed on May 3.
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The dependence on energy has decked Russia's economy as oil prices are trading around 12-year lows, with both West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures and Brent tumbling to just above $20083 a barrel in Asia trade Monday.
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Ya gotta see, and hear, the video ... Logan winds up, cocks his right hand back with an open palm and connects with a brutal blow to the cheek that immediately sends his target tumbling to the ground!
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Other data on Tuesday suggested manufacturing activity slowed further at the start of the year, with a measure of business confidence in New York State tumbling to more than a 1-0.13/2-year low in January.
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The police pushed back, and for about 10 minutes, the two sides formed a heaving scrum with metal barricades being used as fulcrums and both police officers and protesters losing their footing and tumbling to the ground.
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The encounter was captured on a widely circulated video, which shows a brief scuffle between the two lawyers and an ICE officer, with Ms. Martinez tumbling to the ground after she approaches the door to the building.
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Cornell's cash-and-stock compensation fell by nearly a third to $973 million, according to a document filed with regulators two months after the company reported results that sent its stock tumbling to 297-265/29.7-year lows.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A threat of more U.S. sanctions has sent the rouble tumbling to its weakest since mid-2016 but authorities are not expected to leap the currency's defense after weathering a similar storm in April, analysts said.
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Cornell's cash-and-stock compensation fell by nearly a third to $241.3 million, according to a document filed with regulators two months after the company reported results that sent its stock tumbling to 32.73-232.7/27-year lows.
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LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's stimulus plan lifted British equities to one-year highs on Friday, while world stocks inched up and sterling recouped some of its losses after tumbling to a one-week low.
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The euro edged down 0.1 percent to $1.1632, still nursing its losses after tumbling to a three-month low of $1.1574 on Friday, a day after the ECB said it will extend its bond purchases into September 2018.
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Some of his lawmakers have hinted they would vote against him to prevent a no-deal Brexit — a rising prospect that has sent the pound tumbling to 30-month lows against the dollar over the last few days.
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Despite winning the most votes, Merkel's bloc slumped to its worst result since 1949 and her current Social Democrat coalition partners said they would go into opposition after tumbling to 20.7 percent in projections, a post-war low.
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Ever since Saudi Arabia's decision to maintain output in late 963, prices have kept tumbling and tumbling — to $50 per barrel, then $40, then $30 — largely because supply has remained strong and demand has been weaker than expected.
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Aenova's loans recovered in Europe's secondary loan market and were trading at 99.56 In June 2019 before tumbling to 94.79 on January 31 2020 as investors feared the company was facing maturity issues on its existing six-year debt.
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Frank Bruni Over the last few months and even weeks, the question among many flabbergasted Republican traditionalists and incredulous political analysts was when the forces of gravity would catch up with Donald Trump and send him tumbling to earth.
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The setback came after a profit warning in December sent ASOS shares tumbling to a four year low and raised concerns among analysts that online retailers might not be as sheltered from the headwinds facing the sector as assumed.
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The peso is still flat against the dollar this week but shed almost 9 percent last week after tumbling to a record low in the wake of Trump's win, posting its biggest two-day loss since a 1995 devaluation.
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Ever since Saudi Arabia's decision to maintain output in late 2014, prices have kept tumbling and tumbling — to $50 per barrel, then $40, then $30 for a bit — largely because supply has remained strong and demand has been weaker than expected.
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In Egypt, the stock index was flat, closing up 43 percent after tumbling to its lowest level this year on Monday due to fallout from the arrest of ousted President Hosni Mubarak's two sons on charges of stock market manipulation.
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"WAKE-UP CALL" Erdogan said in May he would take further control of the central bank after June 24 elections, which sent the lira tumbling to a record low against the dollar, and forced the central bank to aggressively raise rates.
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The surprise move by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) sent the kiwi dollar tumbling to 10-month lows, and comes days after the Trump administration labeled China a currency manipulator in a dramatic escalation of the Sino-U.
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The Reserve Bank of India held interest rates unchanged at a policy meeting on Friday, sending the rupee tumbling to a record low and stunning analysts who had expected a rate increase to combat inflationary pressures arising from high oil prices.
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Analysts said further signs of fading political uncertainty in France also boosted sentiment towards lower-rated peripheral bond markets, with Italian yields falling to their lowest levels sine January and Portuguse yields tumbling to nine-month lows of around 2.97percent.
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After tumbling to their lowest levels since 2003 amid a global glut prior to the last survey, oil prices have stabilized in recent weeks, and demand for gasoline has risen, which could point to higher prices to come, she said.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 30 (Reuters) - South African retailer Massmart said it expects to swing to a half-year operating loss, weighed down by softer than expected sales, margin weakness and expense growth, sending its shares tumbling to a 13-year low.
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These sequences, punctuated with two-answer questions about love and life, play out through increasingly tougher levels climbing-based block puzzles that Vincent has to surmount before the ground falls out from underneath him and sends him tumbling to his death.
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These efforts come despite reports that millennials continue to be one of America's most politically disengaged groups, with voter turnout among 18- to 24-year-olds tumbling to an all-time low of just 19.9 percent in the 2014 midterm elections.
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The move away from equities boosted demand for government debt with yields on benchmark U.S. Treasury bonds tumbling to towards a three-year low hit last week as investors also ramped up their bets the global economy is headed for recession.
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That feeling usually has little to do with graphics or controls; instead, it's rooted in the literal tether of the HDMI cables that snake around my legs and threaten to send me tumbling to the carpet as I turn around and explore.
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HIGHER INFLATION: 10 billion pounds Inflation looks set to surge next year above the Bank of England's 2 percent target, after the vote to leave the EU sent the pound tumbling to its weakest level on record against a basket of currencies.
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Heavy snow - brought by the "Beast from the East" cold weather bout - and weak consumer demand weighed on services in March, with the IHS Markit/CIPS services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) tumbling to a worse-than-expected 51.7 from February's reading of 54.5.
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Alongside oil producers, companies that drill wells, haul water and provide other services to energy exploration firms have been hit by a slump in oil prices, with benchmark Brent tumbling to about $27 a barrel in 2016 from more than $100 in 2014.
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However, a survey on Thursday showing the IHS Markit/CIPS services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) tumbling to a worse-than-expected 51.7 from February's reading of 54.5 because of weak consumer demand, and bad weather did appear to weigh on the currency.
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Prospects for a rate hike next month also got a boost from other data on Thursday showing first-time applications for unemployment benefits tumbling to a 43-year low last week and housing starts surging to a nine-year high in October.
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DATA HOPES The move away from equities boosted demand for government debt with yields on benchmark U.S. Treasury bonds tumbling to towards a three-year low hit last week as investors also ramped up their bets the global economy is headed for recession.
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The move away from equities boosted demand for government debt with yields on benchmark U.S. Treasury debt tumbling to towards a three-year low hit last week as investors also ramped up their bets the global economy is headed towards a recession.
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A survey on Thursday showed the IHS Markit/CIPS services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) tumbling to a worse-than-expected 51.7 from February's reading of 54.5 because of weak consumer demand and bad weather, which did appear to weigh on the currency.
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Colonial's main gasoline line, with a capacity of about 1.2 million barrels per day, connects the refinery-hub of the Gulf Coast to the East Coast and news of increased flows to the region sent U.S. gasoline futures tumbling to a near two-week low.
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The Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) - a closely watched gauge of factory activity - jumped to a 10-month high of 53.3 in August after tumbling to a three-year low in July after the referendum, which was revised down to 48.3 from 48.2.
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Commonly referred to as Jokowi, the 55 year-old celebrates his second anniversary in office on Wednesday following a tough first year in which he faced both domestic and external challenges, including a global economic slowdown that sent the rupiah tumbling to 17-year lows.
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The drop in confidence reported by the Conference Board on Tuesday mirrors another survey earlier this month showing sentiment tumbling to its lowest level since President Donald Trump was elected more than two years ago, strengthening analysts expectations that the economy was losing momentum.
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Despite its inherent frailties, the mooted government has received a big thumbs up from financial markets, with Italian bond yields tumbling to record lows this week on expectations the new administration will pursue a prudent fiscal policy and avoid confrontation with Brussels over the budget.
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The Blackhawks are tied with Minnesota for the most points in the Western Conference and Tampa Bay was expected to be at least near the top in the East, but injuries and uneven play have sent the Lightning tumbling to the bottom of the standings.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, rose as much as 0.6 percent to a session high of 100.040 after tumbling to a more than seven-week low of 99.430 on Tuesday and finishing its worst January in three decades.
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With Brazil's May services purchasing managers index (PMI) tumbling to levels not seen since 2007 and the manufacturing counterpart slipping to its weakest level since the Global Financial Crisis, "it still looks like a pretty adverse environment for businesses to generate profits in Brazil," PNC's Adams added.
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They argue that the Lib Dems did so badly in last year's general election, tumbling to eight parliamentary seats, partly because they lack an irreducible core of voters who identify with the party, whose allegiance is such that it can be mobilised even in tough electoral times.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British travel group Thomas Cook issued its third profit warning in less than a year on Thursday, sending shares tumbling to a 251.5-25/21 year low as it said discounting and higher fuel and hotel costs would hurt it during the peak summer season.
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Lee plays a librarian at Midtown Science High School, the fictional school that Parker attends; outfitted with headphones blaring soothing classical music, Lee is oblivious to the fight between Spider-Man and the Lizard raging right behind him, which sends entire bookshelves tumbling to the floor.
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MARKET CONFIDENCE Despite its inherent frailties, the mooted government has received a big thumbs up from financial markets, with Italian bond yields tumbling to record lows this week on expectations the new administration will pursue a prudent fiscal policy and avoid confrontation with Brussels over the budget.
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Oil prices fell for a third session, with U.S. crude futures tumbling to an 18-year low and Brent hitting a more than 16-year low as travel and social lockdowns to counter the coronavirus raised prospect of the steepest ever annual fall in oil demand.
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Quarterback Eli Manning lofted a precise, long pass — a specialty of his that has not been called on much lately — and the second-year receiver Roger Lewis Jr. grabbed it with one hand as he was tumbling to the turf at Kansas City's 2-yard line.
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The prospect of more aggressive pricing adding to the litany of structural challenges facing the sector has dented share prices, with Dutch food retailer Ahold Delhaize, which sources around half of its revenue from the United States, tumbling to its lowest level since January 2015 on Friday.
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Voracek's shootout goal gives Flyers victory PHILADELPHIA — With less than three minutes remaining in regulation, Philadelphia Flyers right winger Jake Voracek was trying to collect himself on the bench after absorbing an open-ice hit from Buffalo Sabres defenseman that sent him and his helmet tumbling to the ice.
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The report from the Labor Department on Tuesday came against the backdrop of an escalation in the trade war between the United States and China, which caused a sharp sell-off on Wall Street on Monday and sent U.S. Treasury 10-year yields tumbling to the lowest since October 2016.
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Earnings started to roll in on a not-so-positive note with battery maker Umicore tumbling to the bottom of STOXX 600 after the Belgian group warned revenue and earnings growth in 2020 will be lower than previous indications due to delays in the electric vehicle and energy storage markets.
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And in a more serious vein, Lin created a stir last April when one of his admirers uploaded a six-and-a-half minute video to YouTube that showed clips of Lin, on drives to the basket, being whacked in the face, clotheslined and tumbling to the floor without ever drawing a flagrant-foul call.
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And, most breathtakingly, when at the end of the episode Kendall finds his rooftop escape has been fitted with giant glass walls — preventing him from, someday, tumbling to his death — we have to wonder whether his dad is genuinely concerned for his safety or if Kendall is just another pricey asset to be hoarded.
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Despite the overall number of hedge funds tumbling to 253,22016 by the end of September – the first time it has fallen below 260,703 since 270 – the total amount of funds under management has jumped to a record high of $224 trillion dollars as positive performance has more than compensated for net investor outflows in recent months.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — Just over a week after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck on September 19 — the anniversary of a quake that killed thousands in 1985 — sending this city reeling into chaos, buildings tumbling to the ground, and killing hundreds, the damage to the art community is beginning to come into focus.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) - considered a pioneer in central bank policymaking circles since it adopted inflation-targeting nearly three decades ago - floated the possibility of negative rates last week as it, too, slashed rates by a bigger-than-expected 22 basis points and sent its currency tumbling to 260-1/2-year lows.
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Whether it's a tipsy guest bouncing into the cake table and sending it tumbling to the ground, realizing someone threw away the box that had the marriage license, or the maid of honor indiscreetly sprinting down the aisle in the middle of the ceremony because she forgot the rings in the bridal suite, you start to feel like you can't win.
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The most significant change is the new visual style, a cutesy 2.5D look that has the appealing side effect of making the whole surreal world look like it was made out of plastic, as if Link and everyone else on Koholint is a toy and one wrong nudge of the game console could send them all tumbling to the carpet.
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It's an eight-minute exploration of off-kilter kick drum rhythms and seasick synth parts that feel like someone broke the saturation controls on a CRT TV. Like the best moments on Amygdala there's almost a progginess to the way Koze jolts between the tracks overlapping rhythms, a precarity that it might all swiftly come tumbling to the ground, like an overworked busboy rounding a sharp corner.
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Some big cargo shorts fuck spin-kicking with reckless abandon lost control of his flailing limbs and planted a big meaty forearm right in my sternum, knocking the wind out of me and nearly sending me tumbling to the floor of one of the worst rooms to see live music in Manhattan, sure I was facing certain death at the sole of a Doc Martens boot.
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