Liu works as a forest watcher to make ends meet.
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But not so fast, says longtime Apple watcher John Gruber.
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But let's go back to our newly awakened debate watcher.
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In Pretty Little Liars, A is the voyeur, the watcher.
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One chart watcher said more weakness could present an opportunity.
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But this time may be different, one chart watcher says.
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That should be good news for any conservative court watcher.
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The charts suggest it does, according to one market watcher.
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So what is it like for a longtime Russia watcher?
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The actor played David Allen Griffin in "The Watcher" (2000).
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Others were reposted on partisan websites like Red State Watcher.
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But, one market watcher calls the retail comeback story misleading.
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"This isn't about a promise," argued Congress watcher Joshua Huder.
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There's no word yet on when Netflix is expected to drop the thing or how it might end, since the Watcher is still out there doing his goddamn terrifying Watcher thing to this day.
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"Only the queen can pull off that colour," one watcher tweeted.
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He's a market watcher known for making bold calls spanning decades.
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At this point, even the Watcher needs Wikipedia to keep up.
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But one market watcher said retail is poised to move higher.
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A long-time Wall Street market watcher is offering investors encouragement.
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This is no doubt whatever group that mystery watcher belongs to.
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"The Watcher" house up for sale again in NJ: https://t.
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Another market watcher did not express as much optimism as Siegel.
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If you're a Netflix binge watcher, today is your lucky day.
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One chart watcher isn't so convinced the correlative theory holds water.
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One market watcher says it's a sign of what's to come.
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Trying times call for the safety trade, says one market watcher.
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Charles Fitzgerald is a Seattle area angel investor and cloud watcher.
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Fellow market watcher Paul Hickey from Bespoke is concerned, as well.
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That's the consensus among a certain type of cultivated television watcher.
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I have been a professional epidemic watcher for nearly 30 years.
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I've been a hunter and bird watcher most of my life.
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One market watcher says this staples rally is just getting going.
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And one widely followed chart watcher sees that as an opportunity.
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But one longtime chart watcher says that is about to change.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: MR. SECRETARY, WE KNOW YOU'RE A BIG CNBC WATCHER.
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Image: Alan Friedman, USA"The Watcher:" Winner of the Aurorae category.
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"Stop them running away!" said one watcher of the Facebook Live event.
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Amid all the Netflix abundance, what's a tepid TV-watcher to do?
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The market's troubles are far from over, according to one chart watcher.
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My tenure as a Turkey-watcher has coincided with the Erdoğan era.
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One market watcher says indiscriminate selling may have unfairly taken retail down.
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We can screen his visitors or post a watcher at his bedside.
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This semi slump will be short-lived, according to one market watcher.
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THE UNITED NATIONS is the world's most important watcher of human tides.
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But you as the watcher and remote-wielder control what Grylls does.
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It's great for me, the movie watcher, so ... Yeah, I mean look.
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Not totally sure why that's helpful for you as a TV watcher?
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No one in my family, for example, is a reality TV watcher.
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One market watcher sees the possibility of another 2180 percent drop ahead.
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Philip Morris lives in the second camp, according to one market watcher.
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A veteran market watcher is detecting a strange dynamic on Wall Street.
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One antitrust watcher thinks the risks of an government block are high.
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But according to one widely followed chart watcher, that may soon change.
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That is exactly veteran market watcher Sam Stovall's advice to his clients.
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Its best days are ahead of it, according to one market watcher.
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I've seen these shows, but I'm not really a religious TV watcher.
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Invesco market watcher Kristina Hooper believes Wall Street should brace for trouble.
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As for me, as a Russia watcher, it was good for business.
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After working in an office I don't like being a clock watcher.
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Now, one chart watcher says Boeing is about to throttle foward again.
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Anything beyond that could cause a market tantrum, says one market watcher.
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Kantar Worldpanel's data differ substantially from at least one other industry watcher.
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"They're both going to suffer," Mr. Nolan, the veteran traffic-watcher, concluded.
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However, one market watcher says the Fed's slow pace borders on ridiculous.
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New York City will appoint a watcher to watch the Police Department's watchers.
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If you're an avid Kickstarter-watcher, you may recognize these light up masks.
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Seasoned watchers of Donald Trump—and who isn't a seasoned watcher, these days?
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He's a Fox News watcher and he really objects to the op-ed.
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Instead, it's winking at the watcher and asking: Isn't this all so pathetic?
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Monadjem: I'm an avid bird watcher, so I'm always looking out for birds.
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That's nothing investors should fear for the sector, according to one market watcher.
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Does the "boogeyman of Westfield" have anything to do with the The Watcher?
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The investigation into who (or what) sent the Watcher letters remains officially unsolved.
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But one market watcher would advise staying away from the beaten-down stock.
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One chart watcher sees this as its moment for a big break out.
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To those expecting a more prolonged rebound, think again, says one market watcher.
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Citigroup's top market watcher isn't letting geopolitical jitters rattle his stock market forecast.
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The sky is the limit for the shares, according to one market watcher.
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The problem, according to one market watcher, was that expectations were too high.
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Talking with a rich Boston accent, Gettleman described himself as inveterate film watcher.
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Apple watcher John Gruber recently posed the same question about the MacBook lineup.
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He's a watcher more than a doer, at risk of seeing too much.
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Every analyst and market watcher agrees: Shared solar is heading for a boom.
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Unless you're not a TV-watcher, cord-cutting may not be your best option.
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The steep sell-offs have one market watcher changing his mind on the sector.
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" She notes that she is not a knitter herself, but rather a "knitter watcher.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Thursday he likes two metal commodity plays.
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That may be a canary in the coalmine, a top energy market watcher explained.
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What's an avid television-watcher to do in August when the well runs dry?
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The market watcher who predicted the December plunge believes the new highs are sustainable.
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Their subject is largely inert throughout: He's a watcher, a social and moral spy.
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Abusing Mr Moon is surely foolish, says Aidan Foster-Carter, a longtime Korea-watcher.
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One market watcher says the fundamentals haven't changed enough to support a full recovery.
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Some exchanges are better than others, says David Gerard, a cryptocurrency-watcher and sceptic.
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In November, researchers found that the MiSafe Kid's Watcher Plus smartwatches featured inadequate encryption.
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One chart watcher says its technicals cast doubt the stock can break new ground.
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I hadn't been a huge television watcher, but it requires very little of me.
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Market watcher Ed Clissold, who called the December plunge, is shifting his 2019 strategy.
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One market watcher says investors could look in an unusual place for a clue.
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Give a binge-watcher access to Netflix, Hulu HBO NOW, Amazon Video and more.
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One market watcher sees the world's largest company breaking through to even higher highs.
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Fellow market watcher Michael Bapis does not share in Morganlander's optimism for the sector.
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The energy rally should continue, but stock selection is key, says one market watcher.
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The charts are so bad they might actually be good, says one market watcher.
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One market watcher says these China-exposed stocks look like a "value trap" here.
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Caveat watcher: The U.S. Open has turned to artificial intelligence to compile its highlights.
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Nike's sprint past a record high isn't done yet, according to one market watcher.
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One chart watcher says a breakout to records could be in store for retail.
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Zentner is not the only Fed watcher to expect the change to take place.
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"There are ménages à trois," observed a Sydney bird watcher, nodding toward some corellas.
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Even a plucky comeback isn't enough for this market watcher to back the stock.
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Even if Apple sees a post-earnings pop, one market watcher recommends selling any rally.
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Fantastic product, especially for a bird watcher with middle age eyes on a dark day.
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The scene was caught on video by a curious fire-watcher and uploaded to YouTube.
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For example, if you are playing a shooting game, a watcher could select the weapon.
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However the chart watcher acknowledged there were risks to her thesis in the near term.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny, a longtime Clinton watcher, knows her first reflex is to hunker down.
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And as a listener, as a watcher, right, that's super cool because you're in it.
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And, with CEO Larry Culp's restructuring efforts underway, one market watcher sees more upside ahead.
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Market watcher Dennis Gartman says continued strength in oil is a bad omen for stocks.
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Its steep run-up has set it up for a pullback, says one market watcher.
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Tristate area is easy, but honestly, I'd get certified elsewhere and travel for Watcher love.
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The following conversation between Watcher-Boettcher and I has been edited for length and clarity.
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Qualcomm charged upward during the tech wreck and one market watcher sees more gains ahead.
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According to one market watcher, that doesn't appear to be happening nearly as often nowadays.
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In fact, according to the developer and Apple watcher John Gruber, it's doing the opposite.
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Yet that sudden and steep rally has at least one market watcher questioning its sturdiness.
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"I grew up outdoors, fishing, hunting, a geeky little bird-watcher, the works," he said.
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"Pot watcher?" hints at someone who watches for pot, and that would be a NARC.
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According to one veteran oil market watcher, a more technical factor could be behind the move.
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The market watcher expressed concern over value stocks getting off to a weak start this year.
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Regulatory responses vary from country to country, says Preston Byrne, a financial lawyer and cryptocurrency watcher.
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Bonin Bough, the show's host, does a walk through of Fount with Phillip and Jaclyn Watcher.
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On opening night, Phillip and Jaclyn Watcher look happy even though they are both very tired.
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Phillip and Jaclyn Watcher celebrate with their investor Jonathon Sawyer and the show's host Bonin Bough.
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A prominent Apple watcher recently said the iPhone 83 could be released as early as September.
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Her husband (riding next to her, silently) was an avid CNN watcher and online news scroller.
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And one market watcher expects the e-commerce leader to knock it out of the park.
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One market watcher says don't believe the recovery — stocks are heading back to their December lows.
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Also Friday, widely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said a bear market has already set in.
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Congestion concerns related to Uber and peers have been "knee jerk," according to one industry watcher.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Friday it's time to take a pause on gold.
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And also that he's familiar with your half-joking "Stan Lee is the Watcher" fan theories.
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The second possibility is that Trump, the avid cable news watcher, is listening to Sean Hannity.
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According to Tom Goldstein, an expert court-watcher, Mr Garland is a choice from central casting.
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According to expert court-watcher Tom Goldstein, Mr Garland is a choice "from Hollywood central casting".
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And "how will they fund ARM's future development if Sprint fails?" asks one longtime SoftBank watcher.
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Trump is known to be a fan and avid watcher of the Fox News morning show.
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One market watcher says the sector could in fact provide some safety in an unpredictable market.
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Louis Crandall, a longtime Fed watcher at Wrightson ICAP, said every Fed chief faced unexpected challenges.
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"They are both heartbroken," Mr. Weber, the royalty watcher, said of the king and Ms. Boël.
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But even David Attenborough, the award-winning animal watcher, has pushed for more privacy at zoos.
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I called my old friend Laszlo Biryinyi, who has been a market watcher for 43 years.
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One market watcher sees more pain to come, but also spies an opportunity amid the wreckage.
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However, one market watcher says a historically weak greenback could present unique opportunities for Wall Street.
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Even for the most jaded Trump watcher, there were parts of the Cohen testimony worth discussing.
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Uatu is especially significant to the Marvel universe, because Uatu is the Watcher who observes Earth and Earth's solar system, and though he's bound by the Watcher credo of never interfering, he has broken those rules in the past and even faced punishment for doing so.
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"The Republicans have lots of ideas" for what to do moving forward, said Congress watcher John Johannes.
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He's the second market watcher this week to tell CNBC's "Squawk Box " to expect a record run.
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But it's rarely more than mildly amusing, at least to someone who's not a regular telenovela watcher.
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Rachel, as our Congress watcher on this panel, I want to ask you about the tax plan.
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In the Riverdale episode "Watcher In the Woods," Betty tells Kevin to stop "cruising" in the woods.
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One of the most crowded trades on Wall Street is about to implode, says one market watcher.
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Scott admits that he's "not a Housewives watcher," but he did have some commentary on the drama.
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However, as an avid Skins watcher back in the early 2000s, it's nothing I hadn't seen before.
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That company liked Kashi's product, and Kashi now had marketing access to millions of Weight Watcher participants.
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Trump has been a longtime "60 Minutes" watcher, and he said yesterday that he "saw the report."
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There is this storyline about Donald Trump, one longtime Trump watcher says, that he's a loyal guy.
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In the chase for more return with less risk, one market watcher went yield hunting on the .
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"Consequently, when the honeymoon period is over these presidents have a bear market," the market watcher added.
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Willy Wo-Lap Lam, another experienced China-watcher based in Hong Kong, appears to have little doubt.
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I became a bird-watcher, or at least a fledgling one, in a very New York way.
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The economy is on fire and market watcher Katie Nixon told CNBC that investors should take note.
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Beyond that, the central bank's options are limited by one critical factor, according to one market watcher.
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Still, one market watcher was less certain about whether or not the central bank would hike rates.
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To one market watcher, what Cisco and Intel have in common is what makes them a buy.
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It was actually a poll watcher who noticed and reported the division workers adding votes in 2014.
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With 1980's The Watcher in the Woods, though, all of that went out the haunted window.
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An avid watcher of 90s Japanese TV shows, Lencinas began to draw early on in his childhood.
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The film's score keeps the watcher on edge with a staccato, visceral sadness that permeates the movie.
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Longtime Apple watcher Gene Munster predicts Apple Glasses, an AR-focused wearable, will be released in 2021.
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So can an unexperienced whale-watcher catch a glimpse of these massive creatures without any sophisticated equipment?
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If you are a serious pastry watcher, you will want to add it to your life list.
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We're now going to see what happens when Wall Street has the flu, says one market watcher.
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According to one market watcher, the momentum will continue for the markets — but not without some difficulty.
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As one long-term Sessions-watcher says, "On the issues he cares about, he's running the administration's policy."
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I kept thinking of this watcher, this warrior, looming in the eastern sky at that time of night.
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"Madonna performing a Prince tribute is offensive in so many levels," one watcher wrote on Twitter. https://twitter.
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One widely followed market watcher did not think Yellen's comments necessarily meant the Fed will hike in June.
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But at least one Uber watcher contends the vote in Austin wasn't really about fingerprinting or safety concerns.
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In season 2, episode 3 of Riverdale, "The Watcher In the Woods," the Black Hood finally announces himself.
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Liu also works as a temporary forest watcher for the local forestry protection station to make ends meet.
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Bill Bishop, an American China-watcher, says he writes it as XJPTSCCNE "to avoid getting carpal tunnel syndrome".
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"Slowbalisation", a term used since 2015 by Adjiedj Bakas, a Dutch trend-watcher, describes the reaction against globalisation.
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Blumstein has also resorted to having a designated car watcher to prevent the creatures from getting too close.
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The villain invoked is the rapacious watcher — the bilateral, panoptic "telescreen" in Winston's home — backed by ruthless violence.
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That led to a scramble for ore, according to Tomás Gutiérrez of Kallanish Commodities, a steel-industry watcher.
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Prominent Apple watcher Jim Dalrymple labeled Apple Music a "nightmare" before giving up on the service last year.
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Any bounce in U.S. stocks will be short-lived, widely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman cautioned on Tuesday.
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G0homeroger: I'm a vast watcher of TV. I agree it immediately intersects with the approach to the music.
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If you are a Game of Thrones watcher trying to remember who the hell Arianne is, don't bother.
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That recently prompted longtime market watcher Ralph Acampora to investigate whether the two had anything else in common.
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Still, Congress watcher John Johannes cautioned, this doesn't mean there's any incentive to compromise on more than spending.
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One chart watcher says this stock market is still a good place for bulls despite the geopolitical risk.
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The group is known to be holding 22 other hostages, including a Dutch bird-watcher kidnapped in 2012.
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"These birds are so cute," said one bird-watcher, Chen Jia-hu, as he watched alongside his camera.
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Now, a major energy ETF just needs to break its stubborn resistance level, according to one chart watcher.
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Federated Investors' top market watcher isn't worried the rate surge will permanently derail the historic stock market rally.
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The identity of "The Watcher" became a subject of intense curiosity on Internet forums dedicated to unsolved mysteries.
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It's why you learned Daenerys' full title — only a casual watcher would simply call her Mother of Dragons.
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More recently, the self-described "expert binge-watcher" says she couldn't browse without being inundated by autoplay previews.
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And according to one chart watcher, investors should expect more pain for the oldest component of the Dow.
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Angela Merkel and Horst Seehofer look at their watcher while they were posing for a group photo in April
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I was fascinated as a people watcher to think what could possibly be going on in that woman's mind.
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Even the most charitable watcher of Jurassic World would have noticed a major issue with Bryce Dallas Howard's footwear.
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Though she spoke not a word of Chinese (languages were not her thing) she became a notable China-watcher.
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That story was picked up by other sites like Red State Watcher, where readers commented negatively on the news.
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But according to one market watcher, the top could be in for the year, if history is any guide.
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If global growth doesn't pick up, the bull market will face a major hurdle, market watcher Scott Wren says.
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He's more of a "watcher" than a people person, sitting away from the crowd gives him space for reflection.
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Jonathon Sawyer and the creators of Fount (Phillip and Jaclyn Watcher) take a look at some fabulous retail space.
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If you're a casual watcher of The Bachelorette, then these past few weeks have been a pretty boring one.
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The Patriots have another market watcher in their corner: Michael Bapis, managing director of Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital.
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I'd been working at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard as a fire watcher, watching out for fires on the ship.
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And market watcher Bob Doll said Friday that such a move indicates a 50 percent probability of a recession.
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Widely followed commodities watcher Dennis Gartman said the plunge could be the start of a new norm for oil.
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"The numbers being floated right now have been fairly stable for a couple months," argued Congress watcher Joshua Huder.
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We were shooting mostly documentary stuff (parades, events, concerts, things like that), but I'm not an avid documentary watcher.
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Twitter has finally gotten its wings back, and one market watcher says the good times are yet to come.
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Earnings expectations are sky high, but markets haven't fully caught up to the forecasts, according to one market watcher.
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Even if you're a proud watcher, you may not want to advertise the fact right on your home screen.
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" The veteran oil market watcher added: "The bulls aren't just in charge, they've got a hammerlock on this market.
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Apart from being morally reprehensible, no serious Iran-watcher believes this strategy has much of a chance of working.
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This looks like a buy to investors with the stomach to endure a bumpy recovery, says one market watcher.
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Trump has been a regular watcher of the show, but has also feuded in the past with its hosts.
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"She was a watcher, and I am not a participant," he said, over a bowl of black-bean soup.
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To investors worried bitcoin's bursting bubble could spill over into equities, one market watcher says the crisis is contained.
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To investors worried the sky is falling, one chart watcher says these kinds of moves are nothing to sweat.
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Golan explains that in this myth, Argus Panoptes could see everything—a watcher both for and against the gods.
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He's also watching himself watching, wondering how to read the longings and sorrows that urge him, the watcher, on.
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Lee shows up as a "Watcher Informant" surrounded by three Watchers, an ancient alien race that oversees the universe.
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With a flurry of financial earnings coming next week, one market watcher is naming two stocks investors should consider.
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One market watcher said the "malaise" among farmers ran deep following two years of drought that bit into profits.
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But one longtime gold watcher says now could be the time to buy — if you are a patient investor.
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Two key levels could bring about the next big swings on the S&P 500, says one market watcher.
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There's little upside for brick-and-mortar retailers despite a rally by department store stocks, says one market watcher.
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But rather than jumping in, one longtime market watcher says now might be the time to make a trade.
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One market watcher is making the bull case for Nordstrom ahead of its quarterly earnings report coming Thursday afternoon.
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This is also why, years before I discovered Bon Appétit videos, I was an avid watcher of the Food Network.
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If you're me, and/or the statistically average watcher, the answer is: a whole lot less than you used to.
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Any avid people-watcher knows that there are no better people to watch than people that are on a date.
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When the old man passed away, the entire neighborhood was saddened to hear of the loss of their beloved watcher.
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And the president, Fox News-watcher-in-chief, has taken his cues on the caravan from the cable news channel.
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I'm a people watcher and a lot of my inspiration simply comes from observing what people are wearing these days.
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Apple still has a chance for growth in developing countries despite sagging sales in China, one company watcher said Wednesday.
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"The political mood in Vietnam has always been dour," says Jonathan London, a Vietnam-watcher at the University of Leiden.
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There's a chilling trend in the market, and it could wreak havoc on your portfolio, a top market watcher said.
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But Westfield has already faced a real life horror that makes even the creepiest details of The Watcher seem tame.
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Market watcher Dan Suzuki warns that correction risks are rising, and there's nothing the Federal Reserve can do about it.
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This time last year the market watcher recorded Apple taking a record quarter share of the world's largest smartphone market.
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"I think the Chinese are very frustrated with Kim Jong Un's behavior," Victor Cha, a longtime Korea watcher, told CNBC.com.
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It was, however, well known in Libya watcher circles that Gaddafi had some designs to start his own monetary system.
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If you're an avid Marie Kondo watcher, you'll know that Christmas decor is one of the main culprits of clutter.
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Noted Clinton-watcher Amie Parnes takes a look back on the former secretary of State's year on the campaign trail.
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According to bootcamp industry-watcher Course Report, 79 percent of bootcamp students have a Bachelor's Degree or higher before enrolling.
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According to industry watcher Dave Zatz, the cloud DVR functionality was initially spotted in new, unreleased hardware, dubbed TiVo Mavrik.
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The awareness is so important locally but there's always more that the watcher, should they have the means, can do.
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Retail stocks just hit an all-time high, but one market watcher says the group has reached a key juncture.
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One technician expects its stock to head higher even as another market watcher warns of potential trouble ahead of earnings.
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For one market watcher, the reason for the sell-off is clear: GE's opaque finances across its portfolio of businesses.
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One market watcher says the next move on rates could indicate whether we're in for a market slowdown or worse.
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But any worries a flatter yield curve spells the end of this bull run are premature, says one market watcher.
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Watch Motherboard's documentary on smart guns: "It is plausible," that Republicans could make this work, said congress watcher Scott Meinke.
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The PBS NewsHour-Politico debate in Los Angeles had plenty for national security and foreign policy watcher to chew on.
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Alibaba could head to new highs in coming weeks, possibly overtaking records set in late January, says one market watcher.
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"I've never seen anything like this in my time," Theda Ornstein, an America watcher at the UK's Oxbridge University, says.
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Uttech lives and works on a former farm, and is an advocate of prairie restoration and an avid bird watcher.
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Making ASMR videos — movies with sounds designed to make the watcher feel tingly all over — is Gibi's full-time job.
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"It is clearly a big step forward in Chinese combat capability," said Bradley Perrett of Aviation Week, a veteran China watcher.
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"It's a question of how do they want to spend the limited budget that they do have," an OPEC watcher said.
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Oh, let us pledge our allegiance to the land of the free and the home of the couch-bound binge-watcher!
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A must-have for any avid TV watcher, the upgraded Fire TV Stick is ready to make life 100 times easier.
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Stocks may have erased their post-Brexit losses, but one market watcher says there's more for investors to be worried about.
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Economic momentum may finally be returning after two years, and that could "radically upshift" investor sentiment, one market watcher said Friday.
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"It's like the last gasp of broadcasting in the top Emmy race," said veteran awards watcher Tom O'Neil, founder of goldderby.com.
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Next to him is fellow Wall Watcher, Ben Crompton, who plays Dolorous Edd, the current Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.
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Even a casual watcher of Keeping Up With the Kardashians is aware that one of Khloé's preferred topics is her cameltoe.
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To many who grew up in the '80s, The Watcher in the Woods is remembered as their first taste of horror.
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As a result, I'm not at all interested in revisiting the Bachelor franchise as a spectator, cultural critic, or hate-watcher.
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In an effort to boost financial markets, global central banks have sapped their momentum even more, one market watcher contended Friday.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman says billionaire Boone Pickens' prediction that the bottom is in for oil is off base.
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With European banks sitting at multiyear lows, one widely followed market watcher said some of the biggest ones could go bankrupt.
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The startup's pricing strategy is very aggressive as the free offering is already quite powerful if you're a casual TV watcher.
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But before investors put more money on the table, one widely followed market watcher said to "buckle up" for more volatility.
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Closely followed commodities watcher Dennis Gartman thinks oil may have entered a goldilocks period — not too hot and not too cold.
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Most notably, long-time guild leader of Elitist Jerks Ion Hazzikostas (Watcher on the forums) wound up as WoW's game director.
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"One can be reasonably sanguine," lifelong revolution-watcher John Dunn, professor of political theory at the University of Cambridge, told me.
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I wasn't a watcher before I got on the show, but I think people were just happy to have civil conversations.
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One OPEC watcher said there is also an idea under discussion to replace the current agreement with one that starts Jan.
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You can also download apps like Hulu and Netflix, making it a perfect gift for the binge-watcher in your family.
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A global recession looms because of depressed oil prices and an economic slowdown in China, market watcher Mark Grant said Thursday.
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"They've been more aggressive" than recent administrations said Tom McGarity, a regulatory watcher and member of the Center for Progressive Reform.
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It was a dark warning from someone who called himself the "Watcher," claiming the couple's new home rightfully belonged to him.
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According to Ukrainian news site Watcher, soon after VKontakte was banned in the country, Ukrainians flocked to Facebook by the millions.
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But the casual Cavs-watcher would also be able to make an informed guess on how Irving's night would likely end.
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There doesn't seem to be a significant uptick in applications for Republican poll watcher certificates, however, and that has me concerned.
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Another market watcher expects the pain for chip stocks to continue as a trade conflict between the U.S. and China escalates.
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I met a group of Japanese tourists and a bird-watcher who told me of a merlin, a small falcon, nearby.
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The Broaddus family hired a private investigator and an ex-FBI profiler to try to find the identity of the Watcher.
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I'm not a close Senate watcher, like some of my colleagues here, but even I'm interested in who votes for witnesses.
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Bullish Wall Street watcher Bill Stone sees a strong earnings season ahead, with energy and technology stocks grabbing the biggest profits.
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Micron shares have sunk into bear market territory, and one chart watcher says the semiconductor stock could extend its painful losses.
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Under Armour just had one of its best days ever, but one market watcher warns investors not to buy the hype.
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One volatility watcher says it's not impossible someone could be messing with the quotes, but believes the letter exaggerates the issue.
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As it heads into earnings after the bell Tuesday, one market watcher warns of a near-term pullback in Disney shares.
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The market watcher says that the move in rates has been "swift" more so on the short end of the curve.
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Still, one market watcher noted how periods of dampened investor sentiment haven't necessarily weighed on markets for very long this year.
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Chip stocks are ripping higher, and one market watcher says the semiconductor space could be in for an even bigger rally.
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"Twitter is doubling down and providing a live stream of CBSN's convention coverage for free," industry watcher Eric Anthony of StreamingObserver.
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But they are also healthy foods, so they now can ostensibly be eaten with abandon at no "cost" to the Weight Watcher.
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Establishing a new U.S.-China relationship may be more difficult than President-elect Donald Trump expects, a prominent China watcher said Thursday.
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"The growing likelihood of another rate hike should be a glaring technical sign to any tape-watcher," reasoned Boockvar in his coverage.
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As Halloween is approaching, a new study is taking a look at the impact horror movies have on the average film-watcher.
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Gold prices, which have been on a tear for most of 2016, appear to have peaked, according to one top market watcher.
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Jaclyn Watcher walks away from the table whenJonathon Sawyer gets stern with her and her husband Phillip about not signing their contract.
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I am a major television watcher, and some of TV's biggest moments have been ruined for me within just hours — sometimes minutes!
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The intentions of the men in the 2008 clip, which was shot by Steve Morse, then a Republican poll watcher, aren't clear.
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By far the most prominent trap-watcher is China, one of the few middle-income economies that is more than middle-sized.
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The idea is not new, says Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer and satellite-watcher at the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics, in Massachusetts.
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As a longtime Apple watcher, I can tell you that this was not the most exciting Apple event in the company's history.
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Because forty years before there was The Watcher, there was a different house of horrors -- and it's just a few blocks over.
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As longtime Court-watcher Linda Greenhouse recently observed, thanks to Trump and McConnell, the Court has been turned into an electoral prize.
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Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, a longtime China-watcher, said Beijing had made a decision not to play into Trump's hands.
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Mr. Assad is a careful watcher of the signals from Washington and he understands America's appetites and anxieties in the Middle East.
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"I'm the guy who goes to the supermarket and makes his own concoction of spices for popcorn," the avid movie watcher reveals.
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"We have pushed back our first rate hike to October 2020," Dirk Schumacher, ECB watcher Natixis in Frankfurt said in a note.
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For those betting on future rallies in crude, veteran commodities watcher Dennis Gartman has a stern warning: Don't get your hopes up.
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"It will probably be a very close call," said Izuru Kato, chief economist at Totan Research and a well-known BOJ watcher.
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A whole lot of the MCU live-action cast will voice their animated counterparts, and Jeffrey Wright will narrate as the Watcher.
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The recent bounce in oil could be creating a rare buying opportunity in a beaten energy name, according to one market watcher.
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The group is still holding eight Indonesians, eight Filipinos and five Malaysians, as well as the Dutch bird-watcher and the Norwegian.
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The Federal Reserve is playing Whac-A-Mole while trying to manage interest rates, one Fed watcher told The Wall Street Journal.
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Instead, they hired an F.B.I. profiler, who deduced from the handwriting on the envelope that "The Watcher" was likely an older person.
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Theories abound, but none have panned out: • Was "The Watcher" a disgruntled potential buyer who balked at the $1.3 million price tag?
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I'm an avid watcher, and I've found any robust conversation about the negative aspects of Black Lives Matter or Antifa sorely lacking.
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Obama has been a notable binge-watcher of some TV shows like House of Cards, Homeland, Breaking Bad, and Game of Thrones.
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Wal-Mart is having its best year since 1999, and it's about to get a lot better, according to one market watcher.
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Investors should stick with shifting from growth stocks, particularly those in the technology space, into value stocks, according to one market watcher.
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And both Grant's wife, Julia (who favored dresses with bows in the back), and a designated watcher tried to monitor his behavior.
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I'm also compromised by my own history as a spectator; I've only become a casual football watcher in the last eight years.
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What every seasoned North Korea watcher is wondering now is how long Trump's style over substance -- moderately successful sanctions notwithstanding -- will work.
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But Frederik Ducrozet, an ECB-watcher at Pictet Wealth Management, notes that lower interest payments make it easier to loosen fiscal policy.
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In other Logan facts, he used to be a bird watcher, spotting some of the rarest birds around his town's band stand.
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When an inspired debate watcher donates more than $200 to a campaign, her name and contribution get posted on the FEC's website.
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IBM is set to report earnings next week, and one market watcher sees the stock as a value play at current levels.
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The bigger question is whether the difference between a starter (two-minutes) and a watcher (70 percent of a title) is significant.
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"I'm outraged by the idea that straight people need a pride parade," said parade watcher Shoshanna Ehrlich, who came with her daughter.
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Veteran market watcher Edward Yardeni believes investors who succumb to stock market jitters could miss out on another wave of big gains.
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"Republicans on the Hill know they have missed the boat on several initiatives," healthcare chief amongst them, said congress watcher John Johannes.
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Morris is a kind of extremely online election watcher tailor-made for a year when Democrats are looking for a blue wave.
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David Kenner, an editor at Foreign Policy, tweeted these two maps that had been assembled by longtime Syria watcher Thomas van Linge.
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Ms Sherman, Mr Gursky and Richard Prince alone account for 25% of turnover in the photography market, according to Artprice, a market-watcher.
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At the same time, the soundbar market is crowded with expensive and seemingly complicated packages that might scare away the casual TV-watcher.
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On CNBC's "Futures Now " Tuesday, the esteemed market watcher said that if there's one thing investors should be buying right now, it's silver.
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Gold, crude, stocks and bonds are rallying in lockstep, and that has created a very tricky trading environment, according to one market watcher.
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Noted Microsoft watcher WalkingCat has spotted a really nifty upcoming feature for Windows called Follow Me, that uses the Cortana for guided navigation.
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"Huckabee in a Tree" is the latest holiday adornment cooked up the show, inspired by the long-standing watcher Elf on the Shelf.
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If the Fed announces a September rate hike on Wednesday, investors better brace themselves for what could come next, says one market watcher.
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The official confirmation comes just a day after the dates leaked courtesy of Microsoft watcher WalkingCat on Twitter, alongside the official invitation graphic.
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"It's a marked success for Accra because they got a low yield and a bigger size," a sovereign debt market watcher told Reuters.
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For example, in Florida, a poll watcher must be a registered voter in the county in which they are observing a polling place.
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There's a key technical level which could disrupt the market rally sparked by Donald Trump's win, according to a widely followed market watcher.
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It's also the reason noted Apple watcher Marco Arment recently warned that the company is on the way to becoming the next Blackberry.
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We asked an expert industry watcher, Tim Robinson, editor in chief of AEROSPACE, the flagship magazine of the Royal Aeronautical Society in London.
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He was the only one at the company that Mr Iwata could not overrule, says a Nintendo-watcher at a bank in Tokyo.
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There are not too many new additions on Amazon in August but the available options are enough to satisfy the average binge watcher.
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While Dimon didn't go into specifics, one market watcher agrees with the CEO, and laid out some investments to go alongside Dimon's comments.
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For veteran OPEC watcher Jamie Webster, the group would need more incentives than just a low oil price in order to reduce production.
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As a seasoned Fed watcher, I find it ironic that investors seemingly waste a lot of time trying to predict future Fed actions.
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One Massachusetts housewife and bird-watcher, Olga Owens Huckins, who called the programs "inhumane, undemocratic and probably unconstitutional," wrote a letter to Carson.
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One market watcher wonders whether the joke was a prank or a cry for help as the electric car maker faces mounting pressure.
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Facebook shares have been beaten into a bear market, and one market watcher says this has set it up for a big rebound.
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Netflix is starting the year off with a bang, rallying 7 percent this week, and one market watcher sees double-digit gains ahead.
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"I started my adventures in the Marvel Universe with a freaked-out Reed Richards, the Watcher and the Silver Surfer," Mr. Slott recalled.
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She came from the scientist side of my family — she was a geologist and avid bird-watcher — so this was a fitting end.
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Trump is known to be an avid watcher of Fox News and often comments on matters shortly after they are addressed on air.
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The watcher will also get some "Star Wars" merch: an R2-D2 popcorn popper, a Chewbacca onesie, and a Han Solo Nerf blaster.
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According to veteran market watcher Nicholas Colas, much of Wall Street is mistakenly assuming that the technology sector's big surge is broad-based.
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One market watcher says GE could make its comeback in a few years, but until then investors have to be comfortable with risk.
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It's also known for POV, or point-of-view videos, where teens film themselves acting as a character speaking to you, the watcher.
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As volatility has returned to the markets, investors would be wise to turn to active management over passive management, one market watcher argues.
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She directed the new TV movie The Watcher In The Woods, but stopped by Entertainment Weekly to reflect on all of our childhood favorites.
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The autos watcher added that within the overall alliance, the makeup of executives is currently "French heavy" and that could be set for change.
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The budgets are small, but the buys are a reminder of the unusual efforts being undertaken just to convince one particularly avid television watcher.
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It's the same situation which appeared right before stocks saw a serious pullback in Summer 2015, according to Henrich, a widely followed market watcher.
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At the end of X-Men No. 137, Uatu the Watcher — a cosmic character in charge of watching our world — makes a keen observation.
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As "a TV watcher I'm always delighted when I can see a thing without knowing anything about it because of the promotion," he wrote.
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If that's the case and a poll watcher is still questioning your eligibility, you still should be able cast a regular or provisional ballot.
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Was that meant to be a visual cue to the watcher that maybe their relationship is regressive not of the dynamic that she wants?
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Weight watcher A Texas woman was embarrassed about her weight in her engagement photos, so she lost more than 100 pounds before the wedding.
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"Overall, it is a tremendous simplification of the entire MacBook lineup, and that's a good thing," closely followed Apple watcher John Gruber wrote Tuesday.
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An above average television watcher, a multi-occupant household, or a consumer wishing to watch in 4K requires a much higher cap or allotment.
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But none of that would have mattered much to the Broaddus family, especially after they received the second and third letters from The Watcher.
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But there is a reason so many horror films are set in the suburbs and why urban legends like the Watcher House endure there.
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"It seems incredibly unlikely that it would have gotten through any of those hurdles today," veteran showrunner and ratings watcher Kyle Killen told me.
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A couple of years ago, one binge-watcher interviewed by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune saidshe felt "depression" and "emptiness" after finishing her favorite shows.
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According to one market watcher, Wall Street can expect an equally volatile move for Alphabet when it reports earnings Monday after the closing bell.
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Although a cardinal rule of parenting prohibits choosing a favorite, every avid Trump-watcher knows that Ivanka is the apple of her father's eye.
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An ornament divider box If you're an avid Marie Kondo watcher, you'll know that Christmas decor is one of the main culprits of clutter.
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Many think strikes against JFS would be like "ripping a vital organ from the body of the revolution", as one Syria-watcher puts it.
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It was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment for most viewers, but this history buff and royal-watcher couldn't resist calling it out.
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The U.S. dollar just hit its highest levels since late December, a move that's planted it in overbought territory, according to one chart watcher.
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All the paranoia is there, but with more claims of sexual harassment, as the foremost Ailes-watcher, Gabriel Sherman, lays out in this piece.
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Twitter got the blue checkmark when it joined the last week, but its big gains have raised some technical flags for one chart watcher.
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Mr. Abromavicius resigned in February to protest what he characterized as pressure from the man widely understood to be Mr. Poroshenko's watcher, Mr. Kononenko.
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For over three decades I have learned that the collective wisdom of the markets dwarfs that of any individual analyst, economist or market-watcher.
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According to one market watcher, there are two things that must occur this time around in order for investors to escape the bull trap.
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Fortunately, we found friend of the pod Pat Baer, a New York-based comedian, wrestling aficionado, watcher of anime, and player of video games.
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When I brought this idea up to Russell Wheeler, a Supreme Court watcher at the Brookings Institution, he didn't tell me I was crazy.
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It's "a sensible precaution" for a woman who greets a lot of guests and turns 94 this year, one royal watcher told Sky News.
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Not only is Mr. Trump an avid watcher, but his deputy chief of staff, Bill Shine, was formerly a co-president of the channel.
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But this is what comes from a man who is more watcher than reader, a man more driven by the limelight than by literature.
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At 75th Street, Pamela Stokes, 60, a first time Macy's parade-watcher, was perched on some scaffolding, craning over the crowd for a view.
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Investors should view the historic pullback in stocks and bitcoin as a lesson on the dangers of overconfidence, according to market watcher Paul Hickey.
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Adora can't be the only character who leaked her secrets all over the episodes...what else could a rewatch reveal to an observant watcher?
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It's the sort of hilarious term a television watcher would expect to hear on "Silicon Valley," the hit HBO sitcom that slyly skewers startup culture.
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"It's the HFPA," a fellow awards watcher said, referring to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the group of around 80 reporters who select the winners.
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In 1544, an eclipse-watcher reportedly noticed that birds went quiet when the sky went dark — a phenomenon modern day viewers have experienced as well.
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Between the two incidents, longtime China watcher Bill Bishop wondered whether it was the sign of China launching a more muscular presence on social media.
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And Mueller's ineffective response to the Republican assault, together with the forgettable Democratic strategy, seemed (at least to this watcher) to muddy the waters considerably.
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By contrast the other parties want to make the state a controller, a watcher-over of people's lives, because they think little of the individual.
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At the same time, Florida law makes it a crime for a poll watcher to file a "frivolous" challenge of any person's right to vote.
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Even if you're not a regular watcher of the show, you've probably heard about James Holzhauer, the reigning champ with 32 consecutive wins and counting.
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Financials have surged to become the best-performing sector since the election, and one market watcher told CNBC there are more gains to be had.
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The last time we covered him, he was using a turntable designed for DJ Hero to beat the Abyss Watcher fight from Dark Souls 3.
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" Be smart: Matt Miller — former Obama Justice Department official, and close Mueller watcher, emails me: "I think it means this will be a rolling investigation.
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The market watcher pointed to a stunning $21 trillion collective balance sheet build up around the world, up from $2.1 trillion just 20 years ago.
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"The number of moving parts… is part of why this whole episode has dragged on as long as it has," said Congress watcher Molly Reynolds.
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Nvidia is having its best week in months, and the recent surge has pushed the stock to a critical level, one chart watcher tells CNBC.
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The new year stock market turmoil, collapsing oil prices and slowdown in China's economy are causing a global recession, market watcher Mark Grant said Friday.
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ACCORDING to Peter Neumann, a terrorism-watcher at King's College London, experience points to three common features in successful efforts to wean someone off extremism.
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The photographer also had help from whale watcher Kate Cummings, who watched the whale in the photos breach multiple times before Croft got his shot.
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It's no surprise that the average Republican television-watcher is four times more likely to tune in to Fox News Channel than the average Democrat.
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Trump is a close market watcher and has claimed responsibility for rising share prices, but has sought to blame the Federal Reserve for recent drops.
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The Broadduses tried unsuccessfully to have the house torn down, after which they received a letter from "The Watcher" threatening revenge, according to The Cut.
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I'm not a big television watcher and, when I do have downtime to watch TV, there are very specific shows that I like to watch.
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"It's more opportunity to show ads," said Danny Sullivan, founder of the technology website Search Engine Land, who is a close watcher of the industry.
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Mr. Kelly liked pure colors, ones that were easy to describe, and he was inspired by nature, having been a bird-watcher in his youth.
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He is her Watcher, a combination of teacher, coach, and protector, who will use his encyclopedic knowledge of the supernatural to help keep her safe.
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A little bit The Orphanage, a little Watcher in the Woods, a little 90s-girl-stumbled -onto-the-set-of-first-season of True Detective.
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It helps that Stranger Things is set in the 80s, when The Watcher in the Woods was made, but there are a lot more similarities.
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Mike Lee told reporters that Kennedy's retirement is "big news" and as a lifelong watcher of the court, he's very interested in what comes next.
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While a few key levels are holding the stock together, any more pain might push investors to their breaking point, according to one market watcher.
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But I quickly became a binge watcher, finishing all six hour-long episodes in two days, and I'm currently almost done with the related podcast.
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No court-watcher alive can recall such a slow start to a Supreme Court term, and it has become the subject of much head-scratching.
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I was an excited young bird-watcher, and any bird was worth looking up in one of the three field guides I carried with me.
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Crude oil hit its highest level in more than three years to start 22017, but one market watcher expects these gains to be short-lived.
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However, market conditions do not currently support crude oil above $60 a barrel, says John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital and a veteran market watcher.
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Like just about every other market watcher, Stovall concedes it is nearly impossible to forecast when a small drop will turn into a big one.
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The blog 9to5Mac obtained the latest note from KGI Securities authoritative Apple watcher, Ming-Chi Kuo, who said Apple's charger isn't meeting the company's standards.
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Some noted that Fox News host Sean Hannity had a segment on DOJ holdovers Thursday night, and Trump is an avid watcher of Fox News.
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Some of the biggest Dow dogs are howling this year, and one market watcher sees further upside ahead for one name in particular: Exxon Mobil.
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Unfolding with a minimum of dialogue, Francisca's maturation from watcher to doer would be laughable if performed with less nuance or photographed with less originality.
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Because one of the things that I don't love about TV, and I wasn't a huge TV-watcher growing up, I don't love the repetition.
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As investors await the Dow Jones 20,000 with baited breath, one widely followed chart watcher believes the current market rally is actually on its last legs.
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He's a celebrity-watcher, too, the kind of person who tells strangers about their sole encounter with an A-lister a few minutes after meeting them.
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A Fire TV Stick 214K A must-have for any avid TV watcher, the upgraded Fire TV Stick is ready to make life 2700 times easier.
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In the meantime, the family has been embracing fall traditions like apple and pumpkin picking and watching scary movies, including the original Watcher in the Woods.
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A closely followed market watcher has spotted a disturbing pattern that could bring the S&P 22 down to a level not seen since June 2458.
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Instead, Loplop is the watcher, a conduit between the hapless artists, placed in a disorienting and indifferent environment, and the Surreal world they seek to project.
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Long takes in movies are gorgeous shots that make the movie watcher feel as if they are almost a part of the world inside the film.
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Phillip and Jaclyn Watcher created Fount, a high-end leather goods company in their apartment and quickly realized they needed to move to a bigger place.
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One lucky storm watcher, Mike Morrow, caught the money shot of the Sydney Tower being struck by lightning and posted the image to his Instagram account.
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The best way the Federal Reserve can help the troubled stock market would be to "just do nothing," closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Tuesday.
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"The bottom line: The sanction resolution is sweeping in scope," said Stephan Haggard, a North Korea watcher and professor at the University of California, San Diego.
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The potential damage to cross-border trade and diplomatic relations does not bother Pakistan's defence establishment, says Rahimullah Yousafzai, a Peshawar-based watcher of frontier affairs.
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He may be one of Wall Street's biggest bears, but that doesn't mean veteran market watcher David Rosenberg isn't finding places to put money to work.
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Another market watcher said the downtrend in Chinese stocks could have come as a psychological pullback after the Shanghai Composite breached the 3,400 level last week.
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For veteran OPEC watcher Gary Ross, founder of New York-based consultancy PIRA, that signals expectations should be low as far as OPEC policy is concerned.
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And while serving as Kitty's handler, the Bernese Mountain dog watcher will also be required to tend to the needs of pets staying at the hotel.
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Gene Munster, a veteran Apple watcher and analyst with Loup Ventures, believes the watch could double or even triple in sales because of the new connectivity.
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It becomes a lot more useful in iOS 12, at least for the casual market watcher, and includes news about the companies you're tracking and more.
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In that instance, Perry, a longtime Washington watcher, was called to the president's desk while he was on the phone with Ireland's recently elected prime minister.
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This horde of disembodied eyes, each printed on shiny reflective film, reverses the customary human-bird watcher/watched dynamic to incarnate something like an interspecies conscience.
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Noted Apple watcher John Gruber recalled seeing this trend in action once when a problem with his Verizon account required him to visit a retail store.
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Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS Markit and a closely followed OPEC watcher, said he believes the prospects of reaching an agreement had improved since Tuesday.
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She also wrote for movies and adapted her young-adult book "The Dream Watcher" for the stage, specifically with the actress Eva Le Gallienne in mind.
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The company is offering one year of free enrollment in a service called Web Watcher to people who live in the United States, Canada and Britain.
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Endless inspiration awaited the alert people watcher, particularly in a city like New York, where passers-by seem to dress with your personal entertainment in mind.
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"The Democrats have gone overboard in the conditions they listed in the letter," said Joel Wit, a North Korea watcher at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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Rosa Rodríguez, 50, a former Chávez and Maduro supporter, said that this time she voted for Mr. Falcón and volunteered to work as a poll watcher.
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The dollar sell-off sparked by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's surpise comments about a weak greenback creates an opportunity for equities investors, one market watcher says.
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"The image of an isolated, failing North Korea needs revision," according to Stephan Haggard, a widely followed North Korea watcher who authored the report's opening remarks.
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He did it bluntly and with speech that the average sports watcher in a bar or by the grill or somewhere with their friends can understand.
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Familiar faces to any watcher of the North Korean military—men like Jang Chang Ha and Jon Il Ho—began showing up again in state media.
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But critically, before that, the average rate watcher would have observed a low-stable range between 2.23 percent and 5 percent for at least 70 years.
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"Next year the voting line-up turns quite a bit more hawkish," Michael Feroli, Fed watcher at JPMorgan, a primary dealer, wrote in a research note.
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The , on four-straight record closes, may still have about 4 percent of gains left to run, closely followed market watcher Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Friday.
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There are fireworks so we'll see their Fourth of July in 1985 happen over our real Fourth in 2019 (if you're a fast binge watcher, that is).
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"I will worship these sacred rice grains and I will give some to my relatives and neighbors, because they are considered auspicious," said another watcher, Somkid Janchompoo.
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She is a poll watcher, and she is trying to sound more and more like Trump on some issues where she is seeing him hit a chord.
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However, the stock managed to hold a multidecade trend line even in the grips of that decline, a move one chart watcher sees as a technical feat.
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One Saudi watcher said the goal would be to create the millions of jobs over a number of years across several sectors in a newly diversified economy.
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Like the professional people-watcher she is, Xie has the photo receipts to prove that this guy did indeed march into that doctor's office still wearing heels.
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Investors may be thrilled about the current bull market, but one market watcher believes that paying attention to volume is a better way to maximize their profit.
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Stock watcher Art Cashin said Tuesday the market is churning in a narrow band of resistance, one day after warning stock gains could be approaching stall speed.
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But according to longtime Apple watcher John Gruber, of Daring Fireball, the initative is unlikely to surface this year — and may be less ambitious than previously assumed.
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She Lives in London Although her excellent American accent in The Watcher in the Woods may have you fooled, Evans is actually British and lives in London.
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On Tuesday's episode of Riverdale, "The Watcher In The Woods," Betty's sister Polly declared herself the "poster child for sin" and got the hell out of town.
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"There remains uncertainty ... [around] the willingness of the medical community to recommend marijuana as an alternative treatment," says Matt Karnes, founder of GreenWave Advisors, an industry watcher.
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The object of Tracey's affection, resident box-watcher Sam Colby (Ben Rosenfield) is allowed to have a last name and keep his pants on for the attack.
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If you're looking for a safe place to put your money, then you might want to stay away from the U.S., one market watcher told CNBC recently.
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U.S. stock futures and oil prices were tanking again Thursday morning, and closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said he believes the selling is going to persist.
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If you're a seasoned binge-watcher, this may be the gig for you: Ahead of the April 26 release of the latest Marvel installment, "Avengers: Endgame," CableTV.
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The market watcher also reckons there are a "significant number" of potential buyers of Apple's smallest iPhone in China, otherwise priced out of buying its flagship devices.
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Yet as the author, Kerry Brown, a veteran British China-watcher, makes clear, Mr Xi is far more than merely the chief executive of a colossal economy.
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"In everything Naimi did, he never wanted to repeat the Yamani mistake," said Gary Ross, a veteran OPEC watcher and the founder of U.S.-based PIRA Energy.
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Given your general inability to discuss anything intelligently, Mike, I thought it would be a good idea to invite an expert Apple watcher to help us out.
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As a dedicated watcher, one thing is certain: Some really awful things can happen to the characters you love during the course of your favourite TV shows.
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Markets have hit a "full-scale contagion" as fundamentals and technicals influence each other in a "vicious cycle," widely followed market watcher Mohamed El-Erian said Wednesday.
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Reports suggesting that sales of Apple's new iPhone 83 series are weak are "excessively negative," according to KGI Securities analyst and authoritative Apple watcher Ming-Chi Kuo.
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I'm thankful that Watcher in the Woods and Stranger Things tell a story that shows those feelings can still be at the center of a happy ending.
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"It was weird to be a daily watcher of 'Jeopardy!' and somehow there's this phenomenon that I'd never heard of," Boettcher said in an interview last week.
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" November jobs estimates Trump boasted of the 266,000 jobs added in November, then said, "And you know they said -- if you're a business watcher, which I am.
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Whether you're an obsessive poll-watcher or just drop in to check the pulse of the US presidential race, stick with CNN Politics for all the latest.
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Tesla shares skid into another bear market, and there's more pain to come as the automaker enters a critical phase in its history, says one market watcher.
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It is not a rare bird, but it is shy and it is uncommon for the casual bird-watcher to spy one in New York, experts said.
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Since 2001, Röhrig has been a shomer , or watcher, at the chapel; according to traditional Jewish custom, a body should not be left alone before a funeral.
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That's according to photos taken by China-based tech watcher Edmond Lococo, who told TechCrunch that he came across the themed cycles in Beijing's central business district today.
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It was Charlie Stephenson, Black's neighbor and an avid bird watcher, who first spotted the cardinal bopping around the feeder in the backyard of her Shelby County home.
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The dishes are normally always subliminal and overlooked by the watcher, yet so much detail and thought have gone into the dishes, from both Marge and the writers.
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But if you feel your blood pressure spiking, take heart: Watcher of the Unseen, directed by Academy Award nominee Keven McAlester, shows that we are in good hands.
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That storyline is about the murder of the Watcher named Uatu, who just so happens to have observed entire history of Earth and all of its valuable secrets.
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While President-elect Donald Trump is promising to revitalize the economic growth, market watcher Evan Newmark told CNBC on Friday he believes the economy can easily be derailed.
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When speaking to Baier and MacCallum, however — or, in a couple of moments, directly to the Fox News-watcher-in-chief — Sanders was as prickly as you'd expect.
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Helima Croft, OPEC-watcher and Global Head of Commodity Strategy at RBC Capital Markets, points out that a Trump victory could be followed by a rapprochement with Russia.
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"Trump got the Fed to cut rates, but had to damage the economy to do it," closely-followed Fed watcher Tim Duy wrote in a recent blog post.
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As Congress-watcher Sarah Binder pointed out on Twitter, often secrecy arises after long debates have led to an impasse, or when a major external deadline rushes Congress.
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And in a civil suit, the Broaddus' stated that the former owners of the home, the Woods, knew about the Watcher and intentionally withheld the information from them.
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The rate of growth of Apple's iOS in urban China slowed in the three months ending January 2016, according to the latest data from smartphone market watcher KantarWorldpanel.
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There's a theory that all along, he's been playing a single character — that of Uatu the Watcher, as was hinted at in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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Stocks recovered on Friday from their biggest selloff of the year, and market watcher Nick Colas has a suggestion for investors who may be anxious about another pullback.
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According to one longtime North Korea watcher, Martyn Williams, Pyongyang has developed a quantum encryption device — allowing them to communicate beyond the eyes and ears of foreign eavesdroppers.
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But a neighborhood watcher who makes relative judgments will keep expanding their concept of "crime" to include milder and milder transgressions, long after serious crimes have become rare.
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Apple's had a rotten few days, and one market watcher sees more trouble ahead for the world's largest company by market cap as concerns over iPhone demand mount.
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But the group has recently been showing signs of life, bouncing 3 percent in June and one chart watcher sees two names that could lead the group higher.
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If the pressure on Treasurys continues as expected, the market's largest bond ETF could surpass the drop seen in its worst year on record, says one market watcher.
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It also has high-profile support from television personality and comedian Bill Oddie, a keen bird watcher who appreciates the pink-footed geese that winter among the dunes.
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Specifically, it could lead to some important concessions from Chinese authorities, the most significant being an acknowledgment of China's alleged intellectual property theft, the longtime market-watcher explained.
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As a China watcher temporarily exiled in Silicon Valley, I began interviewing Chinese coders in the Bay Area, and Li's name came up in several of those conversations.
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"The big question is what is the position of the Canadian bishops on this," said Thomas Reese, a veteran Vatican watcher and senior analyst at Religion News Service.
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Here's how he landed in such a rut: the intergalactic Watcher whispered a secret in his ear (we don't know yet what that secret actually was), and poof!
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Reporter's Notebook "The Two Popes," Netflix's Roman Catholic buddy picture, while fictional, is a fascinating peek at figures who have long intrigued a close watcher of the Vatican.
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The Federal Reserve might be sounding the hawkish call, but a developing pattern in the bond market could cause it to pump the brakes, says one market watcher.
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According to the contest page, it will take about 22 hours and 25 minutes to watch these flicks, which the watcher will receive as Blu-rays from CableTV.com.
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Wall Street's top oil watcher says there are three geopolitical headwinds that might be "coming to a head in October" — and they could have implications for oil markets.
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"[I'm] not surprised, it's hard to resist the red sirens of the world's biggest internet market by users," Bill Bishop, a well-known China watcher, told VICE News.
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According to Daniel Smith, a political scientist with the University of Florida and an election watcher, of the mail ballots returned on Election Day, more than 13,000 had issues.
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The anonymous letter writer, a self-described "girl watcher," criticizes Rempel's "bare neck" and "décolletage," suggesting she cover up more, like the Queen (presumably of England) and Michelle Obama.
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The original idea was that bitcoin users would "be their own banks", responsible for the security of their own funds, says David Gerard, a cryptocurrency-watcher and systems administrator.
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"One, I'm a closet binge-watcher of Murder She Wrote — I actually have a t-shirt that says: 'Angela Lansbury is my spirit animal,' " she said with a laugh.
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Without Western certification, "sales of the aircraft in developed economies and many developing economies will be difficult to impossible," said Bradley Perrett, a veteran China watcher at Aviation Week.
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One market-watcher said the deal was an obvious move for a Singaporean bank, in line with the city-state's ambitions of becoming the key financial hub in Asia.
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On Friday, Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS Markit and a closely followed commodity watcher, told "Squawk Box " he too believes market share is "pre-eminent" among Saudi policymakers.
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Separate data from industry watcher Marijuana Business Daily projects the industry's economic impact could surpass $40 billion in the next five years, up from some $17 billion in 2016.
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But, as an avid not-Friends watcher, I don't feel inclined to tell you any more about those episodes — I'm here to talk about The One with Brad Pitt.
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It doesn't matter if you're shopping for a Grown-ish fan or a Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina obsessive — there's something on this list for every binge watcher you know.
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" But "when speaking to Baier and MacCallum, however -- or, in a couple of moments, directly to the Fox News-watcher-in-chief -- Sanders was as prickly as you'd expect.
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"President Trump will publicly scold Russia for election interference," wrote Chris Weafer, a longtime business analyst based in Moscow and keen Russia-watcher, in an email to VICE News.
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Any wise television watcher should know: As soon as a will-they-or-won't-they couple makes a decision to be together, a tragic accident is in the cards.
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Maybe more than any other genre, horror films are about a camera's gaze: the watcher in the darkness, the unsuspecting target, the helpless viewer who sees it all unfold.
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If the economy keeps improving, the central bank may consider hiking the yield target as early as April, said veteran BOJ watcher Izuru Kato, chief economist at Totan Research.
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"If there's momentum to propel him to the presidency, it's fair to assume voters will follow up strongly in legislative elections," said France watcher Raphael Brun-Aguerre of J.P.Morgan.
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The Federal Reserve's claims that the U.S. is not entering a recession are not reassuring, according to one widely followed market watcher who insists a downturn is already underway.
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"Trump has already demonstrated both deferential behavior towards Russia and a willingness to lash out at congressional Republicans when things aren't going his way," said Congress watcher Molly Reynolds.
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Avian Watcher is also likely to take advantage of the extra power option by the time it comes into play, given the large number of secrets most versions run.
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"It passed almost directly overhead Silicon Valley, which is where I am and where the stadium is," tech watcher Martyn Williams said in an email to The Associated Press.
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If you are a seasoned Churchill-watcher, it can be a relief to slip away from the Second World War and to inspect less vaunted passages of his life.
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More than a dozen foreign and Filipino hostages remain in the hands of the Abu Sayyaf, including a Dutch bird-watcher who was kidnapped more than three years ago.
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In a follow up note Wednesday, the Russia watcher said she now expected a fightback from the Kremlin with authorities likely force protest movement activity into heavily-policed demonstrations.
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The market decline on Friday may very well have been a "panic attack," but stocks should recover and head higher, noted market watcher Ed Yardeni told CNBC on Friday.
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Now, Windows watcher Paul Thurrott has provided a few details on the Surface Pro 5, which sounds like it'll be an iterative update of the flagship Windows tablet hybrid.
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Who may raise such objections, and what they may question, varies by state, as the National Association of Secretaries of State's list of poll watcher and challenger laws shows.
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Who may raise such objections — and what they may question — varies by state, as the National Association of Secretaries of State's list of poll watcher and challenger laws shows.
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There's a reason every American, from The New York Times columnist all the way down to the reality-TV watcher, gets one vote: We are all in this together.
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"How can the Saudis cut substantially if Trump doesn't want a big cut?" said Gary Ross, chief executive of U.S.-based Black Gold Investors and a veteran OPEC watcher.
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Indeed, it's not hard to imagine a certain famous TV watcher also tuning in for the Games and being struck by the allure of having a national cheer squad.
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I was in Louisiana for one of the many reporting trips that went into the project, so I took a couple of days out to be Tim's drone watcher.
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The younger boy is a natural watcher, a close student of the ways of his elders, eager to emulate them even when he doesn't quite understand what's going on.
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"I was on campus today, and it's actually quite mellow," said Dr. Bob Watcher, UC San Francisco's Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine told CNBC on Thursday.
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Here are seven podcasts about sports that are worth your time, whether you're a die-hard aficionado, a casual World Series watcher or simply a fan of great storytelling.
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Any aspiring bird-watcher with a borrowed pair of binoculars can learn — with a little patience — to distinguish between the greater yellowlegs and their close relatives, the lesser yellowlegs.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 10%Summary: In the crime thriller "The Watcher," a detective (James Spader) desperately attempts to track down an elusive serial killer named David Allen Griffin (Reeves).
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There are moments of flickering insight, as in an antisocial German bird-watcher met in passing on Aymeric's property, and a man from whom Florent briefly rents a bungalow.
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Target was not willing to talk about what my thief bought with my card, or its use of video, but it may be the most extensive watcher of all.
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A quick anecdote: After the Emmys ended, I texted my mother, an avid TV watcher and longtime awards show fan, to ask if any of her favorite shows won.
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"If I'm an economy-watcher, I'm going to be watching who's getting exclusions and who's not," says Ujczo, whose firm, Dickinson Wright, has filed exclusions on behalf of clients.
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By effectively holding my hand, they helped me develop into a bird watcher of my inner life and so gain some much needed sway over my moods and emotions.
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Vizio did say that it had audiophiles in mind when designing this system, although, the most casual TV-watcher will appreciate the difference between Atmos sound and the traditional mode.
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The veteran political watcher was quick to add, though, that California moving up the primary still doesn't make Iowa and New Hampshire less important, and arguably makes them more important.
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But such is the volatility in Libya, says Mark Micallef, a Maltese Libya-watcher, that there is no guarantee Italy will have any partner at all in a few months.
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Market watcher Dennis Gartman said Tuesday that U.S. oil prices may move to a premium over Brent because of the Canadian wildfire, which is weighing heavily on North American output.
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H.A. Hellyer, an Islam-watcher and fellow of the Royal United Services Institute, is another who sees broad dangers to Muslim-Western and Muslim-Christian relations from the Aleppo tragedy.
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Facebook's troubles with fake news and faulty metrics might show the limits of algorithms, and the advantage of humans, when it comes to nuanced judgment calls, one industry watcher said.
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The president is an avid watcher of the network, and Sean Hannity, one of its stars, is an admirer of Trump and last year spoke at one of his rallies.
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While the market's whipsaws may leave some investors exhausted and wanting to stick to the sidelines, one market watcher says there's more upside ahead and now's the time to buy.
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Also: If you need to see a bunch of goals to make the game exciting, then you're just not as good a fan as me, the nuanced, smart hockey watcher.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman told CNBC the price could drop to $15 a barrel, while Standard Chartered warned its clients that crude could fall to $10 this year.
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"Erdogan will be eager to send a message to Washington and EU capitals that Turkey has other options," said Tim Ash, a strategist at Nomura and a veteran Turkey watcher.
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Trump has been a longtime fan and avid watcher of Fox News and has close ties with some of the personalities on the network, including Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro.
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Whale watcher and photographer Douglas Croft was in the perfect spot to capture shots of the whale leaping out of the sea right in front of a fisherman's tiny boat.
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Izuru Kato, a long-time BOJ watcher who is chief economist at Totan Research, said Kuroda could have avoided such an about face if he engaged more with the dissenters.
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The president is an avid watcher of the network, and Sean Hannity, one of its stars, is an admirer of Trump and last year spoke at one of his rallies.
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Kuo, a reputable Apple-watcher, had originally said two of the three upcoming iPhones would support 5G, but said Apple would now add the capability to all the new devices.
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The owners of a New Jersey house, who were terrorized for five years by someone called "The Watcher," just sold the home at a more than $400,000 loss, Bloomberg reported.
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Bitcoin has soared quadruple digits this year, and one market watcher sees the cryptocurrency posing a potential risk to investors next year given its extreme volatility and lack of regulation.
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Chipmaker stocks are in rally mode Thursday after Qualcomm and Advanced Micro Devices posted earnings beats, but one market watcher says to temper expectations of a long-term sectorwide rally.
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Veteran oil watcher and founder of Petromatrix consultancy, Oliver Jakob, says a third of OPEC's member states are now pleading special circumstances for why they should not accept output caps.
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The Watcher in the Woods and Stranger Things had a similar emotional impact on my friend Beth Lewis, a 40-year-old policy advisor in Halifax, though for different reasons.
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He spoke after Apple watcher and developer John Gruber told CNBC he thinks the entry-level version of Apple's iPhone 8 will start at $1,200, above the $1,000 figure rumored.
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On the veranda of Golo Hilltop, a 523-room boutique hotel run thoughtfully by two Dutch women, we leaned over a map of Flores with Sam Rabenak, professional bird watcher.
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Certainly that seemed to be the thinking of President Trump, the inveterate TV-watcher who reportedly cast members of his defense team because he thought they were good on camera.
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"North Korean athletes are competing on the world stage, even if they're not winning," said Martyn Williams, a North Korea media watcher and creator of the North Korea Tech website.
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Fully 44 percent of all advertisements House Democratic candidates ran in early September focused on health care, according to an analysis by the Wesleyan Media Project, a nonpartisan ad watcher.
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Like fellow industry watcher Gene Munster of Loop Ventures, Sacconaghi said that the delay might shift expectations between how many phones will be sold next spring instead of this winter.
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No one was particularly surprised when an amateur British aircraft watcher tracked a Boeing VC-27A, one of the modified Boeing 230s serve as Air Force One, flying over Europe.
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Wasserman, a veteran pollster and election watcher, said the polls in 2018 have so far been accurate; they lined up well with the results of 2017 and 2018 special elections.
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The actor who plays the rokurokubi-esque TV watcher is Conor Craig-Stephens, who also played the lead creature in The Hallow, a film Nolan had created the effects for.
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"The conceivable range for the spread (for the negative rate) is between 0 (basis points) and -40 (basis points)," said Dirk Schumacher, an ECB watcher with Natixis, in a research note.
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Most of them address minor issues, noted Congress watcher Joshua Huder, like minor adjustments to regulations and "small tweaks to the tax code," which don't draw much national attention or debate.
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Veteran China watcher Johnny Lau Yui-siu said the move was part of a bigger push to "purify" the leadership team at all levels of the party ahead of its congress.
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If you're an avid watcher of Ariana Grande's social media, you may have noticed her dropping hints about 90s boy band NSYNC in the few days ahead of her Coachella set.
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Given the S&P 500's nearly 10 percent move off its recent high, and sharp decline in valuation, one market watcher says there are plenty of bargains to be found.
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Closely followed market-watcher Dennis Gartman, the founder and publisher of the Gartman Letter, told CNBC on Wednesday the early week's market gains could continue for the next couple of weeks.
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Gary Ross, a veteran OPEC watcher and founder of Pira consultancy, said the market could surprise on the upside with Brent rising to $70 if there were a major supply disruption.
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Two questions will determine whether or not Huawei can weather the storm, says Dieter Ernst, a chip expert and China-watcher at the East-West Centre, a think-tank in Honolulu.
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Microsoft watcher WalkingCat has discovered a video referencing this name, but the blocking bug delay could push the release of this update into May — further complicating the naming of this update.
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Public frustration over stagnant economic fortunes is helping fuel the increasingly disruptive protests that have coursed through Hong Kong over the last three months, according to a longtime Asia politics watcher.
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This is the level at or around which the market topped out in November, April and June — which for the chart watcher, indicated that it served as a level of resistance.
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If you're not an avid watcher, here's a breakdown on what you can find on their Snapchats today: Pratt continues to detail and record his relationship with a hummingbird named Allen.
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"With budget needs at above $85 per barrel, the Saudis desperately need prices at above $70 per barrel," said Gary Ross, CEO of Black Gold Investors and a veteran OPEC watcher.
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According to Pitchfork, Bird said the following about the track: 'Roma Fade' is about the wordless dialogue between the watcher and the watched and the fine line between romance and creepiness.
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The recent plunge in share price of Singapore-listed commodities firm Noble Group is an opportunity for investors to buy the stock at a deep discount, one market watcher told CNBC.
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Note to all aspiring actors: If you're auditioning as a Game of Thrones extra, it's better to be an assassin in Dorne (Spain) than a Watcher on the Wall (Northern Ireland).
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Slate once called Jonathan Franzen, the novelist and an accomplished birder, "the world's most annoying bird-watcher" because he said he was embarrassed to be perceived as a dweeb with binoculars.
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Trump, a close market-watcher who has staked his presidency on the state of the US economy, has accused Powell of trying to undercut him politically by slowing down the economy.
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Stocks may have opened lower for the sixth session in a row, but veteran market watcher Ed Yardeni argues bullish activity in commodities suggests the stock market will break more records.
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The President, a close market-watcher who has staked his presidency on the state of the economy, has accused Powell of trying to undercut him politically by slowing the economy down.
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As the threat of U.S. tariffs on China begin to become a reality, one seasoned market watcher says it could soon start to impact companies' decisions and really weigh on stocks.
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They include Rolando del Torchio, an Italian who was dragged from his pizzeria in the southern Philippines last year, and Ewold Horn, a Dutch bird watcher who was abducted in 2012.
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According to RAND Corporation political scientist and terrorism watcher Colin Clarke, once US outlets began linking the attacks to ISIS, it was almost natural for its propagandists to try and capitalize.
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"We think a 'flexible tapering' announcement is more likely than an unconditional commitment to an end date for QE," said ECB watcher Frederik Ducrozet at Pictet Wealth Management in a note.
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"They probably want to push as far as they can, wherever they can, even if they are ultimately unsuccessful in negotiations with the Senate," said Brookings Institute Congress watcher Molly Reynolds.
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Marriott is offering customers free enrollment in a service called Web Watcher from the security company Kroll, which scans the dark web for information that thieves may be trying to sell.
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Longtime Apple watcher John Gruber wrote that Cook's explanation "doesn't add up," pointing out that the app banned by Apple shows concentrations of police and not the locations of individual officers.
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Looking back over the past seventy years illustrates how fraught the relationship has always been, a fact the China watcher community has been more fully cognizant of than almost anybody else.
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If you do not have a binge-watching partner literally sitting next to you, it can be fun to live-text the show with a fellow binge-watcher in another location.
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The splintered remains of India's first robotic Moon lander, which crashed after malfunctions during its descent, have been identified with the help of an amateur Moon-watcher, NASA announced on Monday.
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Crude oil prices just posted their longest losing streak in three years, registering six straight weeks of declines, and one veteran oil watcher says there could be much more volatility ahead.
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A fan of track and field and an avid watcher of the Olympics, he summed up his history of football fandom as having once watched a highlight clip of Barry Sanders.
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You can read some of it in his Times columns, where he frequently writes about election debates, presidential press conferences, and congressional hearings through the lens of a professional TV watcher.
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"New Hampshire is vital to both in terms of their chances of success," said Dante Scala, a political science professor and long time primary watcher at the University of New Hampshire.
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When Rillirin, an escaped Mireces slave, arrives at the border, she threatens to undo the life that Watcher Dom Templeson has set up, letting his followers learn some of his darkest secrets.
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So playback controls might not mean that much to an avid streamer or live channel watcher, but it's a sensible addition for those who split their time between Twitch and its competitors.
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As a cloud market watcher, I know I would, and if the company is truly beginning to pick up steam, as Canalys data suggests, the lack of openness is even more surprising.
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The market watcher, whose firm handles $2.4 trillion in client assets, shared her views on the macro factors weighing on equities and how she believes investors can navigate through the increased volatility.
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It's a bummer that the Scots have to deal with a bunch of ghouls dicking around in their house, but at least they don't have a creepy watcher sending them threatening letters.
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While the stock market and oil prices have been going up and down in tandem recently, historically they tend to move in opposite directions, closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Thursday.
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The much stronger-than-expected December jobs report may be good news for Main Street but could turn out to be bad news for Wall Street, market watcher Jim Paulsen said Friday.
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Chinese leaders, longtime China watcher Robert Daly told me, took Trump's "satisfaction with their hospitality and declarations of admiration for Xi Jinping" as signs "that he would not disrupt" the status quo.
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The project began with written pieces like "Murder of the Watcher" and "Voluntary Admission" where I tried to describe how I felt and thought, and then worked my way into picture making.
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Still, if you're a binge watcher tired of waiting for Netflix to launch on your TV, look out for the company's seal of approval next time you're shopping for a new set.
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"The common misnomer is to say that North Korea is already heavily sanctioned, so who cares if you sanction them some more," said Georgetown University's Victor Cha, a longtime North Korea watcher.
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"Wakatabe could act as a deterrent if governor Kuroda were to shift policy toward an exit in the future," said Ryutaro Kono, chief economist at BNP Paribas and a veteran BOJ watcher.
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As Om Malik, a startup-watcher, pointed out in the New Yorkerearlier this year, the importance of network effects means that most competition in Silicon Valley now leads towards one monopolistic winner.
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In New York, Hanson writes, a bird-watcher named Frank Chapman counted more than forty species of feathers on women's hats on a single walk, and those were only from native birds.
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Recently, longtime market watcher Diane Swonk told CNBC it'll likely be linked to a wave of disruptive activity from the Beltway, and it could hurt the economy — one that's finally chugging along.
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If you're an avid watcher of Khloé and Kourtney's Snapchat sagas at the gym, you're probably used to watching the two of them mysteriously refer to each other as Jane and Suzanne.
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I had decided to treat my mom, an obsessive "Game of Thrones" watcher, to an afternoon performance of "Doctor Faustus" at the Duke of York's Theater, starring the inveterate heartthrob Kit Harington.
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However, one veteran market watcher warned that investors should stay vigilant on the threat from China – because it could roar back to roil markets if the U.S.-North Korea summit goes awry.
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If you're an avid Game of Thrones watcher (like the majority of the MUNCHIES staff), you're probably well-aware that Jon Snow has been in his fair share of, you know, scuffles.
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The Russell 2000 is about to post its best month since September, but one market watcher says the small-cap space could be due for a small breather before taking off again.
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If Saudi Arabia wants OPEC and its allies to agree to lower oil output, it will likely have to do "a lot of the heavy-lifting," one oil watcher has told CNBC.
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Some were shared thousands of times on social media by users who appeared to believe that they were factual news stories, and others were reposted by partisan websites like Red State Watcher.
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The stock just posted its longest winning streak since January, pushing it to its highest level in more than a year, but one market watcher warns Chipotle's hot run could cool off.
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Boeing is on track for its worst week in two years, and with so much political uncertainty surrounding trade policy, more pain could be ahead, according to one long-time market watcher.
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During the Emmys red carpet on Sunday, the actress, 26, revealed she had heard the royal was an avid watcher of the show, however the thought left her with one major question.
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Shen Jianguang, a veteran Chinese economy watcher and now the chief economist at JD Digit, said there was still a good chance for the talks in Washington to produce a tariff truce.
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"Alex Ferguson knew it more than three years ago... Wayne Rooney is no longer worth a place in the Manchester United team," veteran United watcher Jim White wrote in the Daily Telegraph.
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YouTube isn't forking its channel plans or offering anything besides the main option, so if you're not a frequent watcher of Discovery's stuff, you've still got to pay the new, higher monthly rate.
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But if you're a big Prime Video watcher — or if you're interested in the Fire TV Recast discussed earlier — the only real decision you've got to make is between Amazon's two latest streamers.
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Francesco Sisci, a Beijing-based Vatican-watcher, says China was impressed by how much publicity the pope attracted during a tour of America in 2015 (Mr Xi was there at the same time).
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No, sell the rallies: JPM strategist Meanwhile, market sentiment is not sending any clear bullish or bearish signal, according to Dennis Davitt of Harvest Volatility Advisors, a close watcher of the options market.
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He sounds almost sheepish, but he shouldn't—there's a classic 60s swoon to "I Want You to Give Me Enough Time," while "Wall Watcher" slinks in like a brooding Brando-esque bad boy.
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Market watcher Sven Henrich, known widely as the "Northman Trader," returned to CNBC's "Futures Now" on Tuesday with two more charts that he says point to the "final wave" of the bull market.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Friday it's time to take a pause on gold, which has been on a tear and just turned in its biggest daily gain in 2½ years.
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The investment will enable Apple to "get better supply and better pricing, and it makes it more difficult for Android phones to compete," said Gene Munster, a longtime Apple watcher at Loup Ventures.
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As any religion-watcher will tell you, Americans of his age and below see religion (like every other aspect of personal and economic behaviour) as a matter of individual rather than group choice.
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They're a critic, superfan, and expert binge-watcher all in one, and you know that they can finish the latest season of their favorite show within the first 24 hours of its release.
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Critics of President Trump have suggested the on-camera briefings were curtailed to avoid provoking the ire of the president, who is an avid TV watcher, if they say something that contradicts him.
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The old owners countersued for defamation, claiming that though they had received a letter, it wasn't threatening, and the media attention they received from the whole Watcher scandal gave them a bad name.
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But I can say that I have come through the other side of the kaleidoscope with more awareness, and I realize I am not only the one being watched: I am the watcher.
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She's grown into her Slayer birthright after extensive training from her Watcher, Merrick (Donald Sutherland), using her impressive gymnastic abilities to stake vampires instead of leading cheers for the Hemery High basketball team.
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"After The Watcher in the Woods, I remember obsessing for a really long time about the possibility that any of us could be transported to another dimension, and maybe come back," she said.
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Judge Duncan, previously a renowned conservative litigator, had volunteered for the 2016 presidential campaign of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and was a donor and poll watcher for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential bid.
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Mr. O'Connor, a bird-watcher who was the personal assistant to the poet John Ashbery for 10 years, said $165,000 would be more than enough to preserve the shacks, especially if volunteers helped.
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The acute political tension running through the year meant everyone welcomed the chance to spend a day focused on the sun, "and not tearing each other down," as one eclipse watcher told Vox.
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"Brat is a Freedom Caucus Republican who has got his own rigid worldview ... that doesn't resonate with the Richmond business community," Dave Wasserman, an election watcher from the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, said.
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Calling Trump's news conference on the outbreak earlier this week "one of the best" he'd seen the president give, Kudlow touted his own credentials as a longtime Trump friend, "watcher" and now associate.
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" While she tends to her aging father, ill and frail, she accompanies an amateur bird-watcher for a year, simply for the pleasure of parsing out his love for the "imperfect and struggling.
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Consider the absurdity of their claim to impartiality with this hypothetical experiment: Ask any cable news watcher which two of the three biggest networks lean left and which one leans to the right?
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Stocks will typically move down well before a recession starts, but market watcher Tom McClellan points out that the Fed can often kill a bull market by getting too aggressive with interest rates.
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For what it's worth, Apple watcher and frequently cited insider John Gruber thinks someone inside Apple leaked the code to 9to5Mac and another website, MacRumors, without knowing how much detail was hidden within.
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One viewer sported a shirt bearing the phrase, "A woman's place is in the House and the Senate," while a male Comey-watcher showed off his "Jared is so f—ked," t-shirt.
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"These birds are not known to be great fliers," said Terry Townshend, a British amateur bird watcher living in the Chinese capital who helped organize the Beijing Cuckoo Project to track the birds.
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Yet all of that changed with Wednesday night's "Watcher In The Woods," which gave Betty's best friend the most powerful storyline of season 2 so far, as Kevin finally stood up for his sexuality.
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The close of Kevin and Betty's "Watcher In The Woods" story is sad, because the latter's choice to snitch to to Kevin's dad Sheriff Keller (Martin Cummins) about her BFF's cruising ends their friendship.
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If you're a royal watcher (or, you know, just a person with a decent internet connection), by now you've probably heard that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are officially moved out of Kensington Palace.
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So, I decided to test my skills not only as a professional journalist, but amateur bird-watcher, by documenting the bird's infrequent, but powerful movements, while sifting through various tracks and mixes on SoundCloud.
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Once a summoner of taxis, watcher of small children, and keen vetter of visitors, Rodriguez now mostly spends his time on a single task — managing the safekeeping of a daily avalanche of Amazon deliveries.
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"The more successful the meeting is seen for Putin, then the greater the danger from Congress," Chris Weafer, a business analyst based in Moscow and longtime watcher of U.S.-Russian affairs, told VICE News.
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My attention had shifted from the sky — where the planes passed, where the watcher watched me — to the sweat down my back and the soreness in my legs and the people all around me.
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Cheng Li, a scholar at the Brookings Institute and a close watcher of China's leadership, noted in a recent article that Li is believed to have found a patron in Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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The couple said they received four letters from "The Watcher," where the mysterious person asked for the names of their children and, in another letter, referred to them as "young blood," according to NJ.com.
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As Times poll-watcher Nate Cohn tweeted: I think it's interesting that the big Alabama turnout surge happened in well-educated areas, even though in AL well-educated areas are often very conservative pic.twitter.
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Yet with that prospect seeming as elusive as ever, says Kim Jolliffe, a Myanmar-watcher in neighbouring Thailand, the parallel to their situation that most readily springs to mind is that of the Palestinians.
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"The people in North Korea I sense are pretty well dissatisfied with what he (Kim) has produced," says Bruce Bennett, a longtime North Korea watcher and senior international/defense researcher at the Rand Corp.
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In an upset that surprised nearly every pundit and election watcher (though not all of us), Doug Jones won Tuesday's Alabama Senate special election by a narrow but definitive margin (20183 to 48 percent).
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Citing supply constraints and potentially massive demand for Apple's iPhone 27, Apple watcher and developer John Gruber said he thinks the entry-level version of Apple's most high-end iPhone will start at $21,2000.
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As Treasury yields tanked, fed fund futures also had a dramatic move, with expectations for an October rate rising from 42% Monday to 62% after the ISM report, according to the CME Fed Watcher.
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Sales were boosted by the first full quarter of iPhone 11, which is priced $50 less than its iPhone XR predecessor, said Gene Munster, a longtime Apple watcher and managing partner at Loup Ventures.
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But wait, the avid watcher of the show may well ask: didn't David Rose, the character Daniel Levy portrays on the show, describe the town as a "vomit-soaked dump" in the pilot episode?
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He's been an outspoken Uber-watcher on social media, posting about the company's self-driving trucks and even suggesting that Salesforce executive Bret Taylor -- formerly the chief technology officer at Facebook -- should become CEO.
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" Boyer told the Register that she would be surprised if the recount determines a new outcome, saying she has previously served as a poll watcher and area election officials run "a pretty tight ship.
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Presumably, these precautions and protocols are meant to keep their Frankenflower Watcher creations from going rogue and forming a plantae-singularity that annihilates human civilization to punish us for our sins against Mother Earth.[DARPA]
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Bradley Perrett, a veteran China watcher and reporter at Aviation Week, said the five-month interval between the aircraft's two flights was "extraordinary" and COMAC's reported delivery target of 2020 appeared not to be firm.
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Shirley Kan, a retired congressional researcher and long-time Taiwan watcher, said the DPP now had a record to back its case to maintain the status quo, whereas there was no such record in 1991.
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The should soon hit a record high due to a number of positive forces coming together, closely followed market watcher Jim Paulsen said Thursday, following the best two-day rally on Wall Street since March.
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By all accounts, Trump is an obsessive watcher of Fox News; it is no stretch to suspect that Ailes's channel was his first tutor in populist politicking and demagoguery (Ailes would later join the campaign).
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Options traders are betting the clothing retailer's shares could drop by over 11% after its Thursday earnings report, bets largely fueled by the stock's higher-than-usual implied volatility, says longtime market-watcher Mike Khouw.
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DAKAR, Senegal — When a high-profile diamond auction took place on a blustery New York morning this December, an unusual watcher was among the billionaires, collectors and jewelry houses that make up the typical bidders.
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A Donald Trump victory sent stocks higher the day after the presidential election, but noted market-watcher Peter Boockvar warned that the direction of the market will really hinge on the direction of interest rates.
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One Russia watcher told me the country has a strategic outlook bordering on "nihilistic": It benefits more from disorder than from order and more from exploiting weakness than from strengthening its own role in Europe.
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" Jeff Jarvis, a tech and media industry watcher and author of the book "What Would Google Do?" tweeted, "'Let's have a discussion' is not an excuse for misogyny, racism, climate-change denial & denial of facts.
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Those of us who are getting ready for the pigskin playoff generally fall into two categories: super-enthusiastic sports fans or the casual watcher who is more enthusiastic about the queso dip than the quarterback.
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And Mr. Kavanaugh's future as a nominee depends on one avid TV watcher, President Trump, who was reportedly disappointed that Mr. Kavanaugh didn't swing hard enough in his numb, repetitive interview on Fox News Monday.
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"The polling strength of Joe Biden (and Bernie Sanders, to a much lesser extent) may be based on residual name ID," said Kyle Kondik, an elections watcher at the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
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King Albert phoned Ms. Boël and told her "now we cut all ties," said Patrick Weber, a Belgian art historian and royalty watcher who has written several books on the monarchy and knows Ms. Boël.
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Almost every day of the week, the late-night indignation machine seizes on some new comment from Trump, then feeds its interpretations back into a news cycle that Trump himself — a devoted TV watcher — consumes.
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There I met Mr. Soto, a young photographer, bird-watcher and son of the local representative of the Servicio Agrícola y Ganadera (Department of Agriculture and Livestock), the government agency responsible for protecting Chile's wildlife.
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The Watcher wrote three letters to the Broaddus family shortly after they moved in, identifying details such as the family's car, the contractors whom they brought in to renovate and even the couple's three children.
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A neighbor at 633 Boulevard also reported receiving a letter signed by the Watcher in the same time frame that the Broaddus family received their letters, Derek Broaddus testified in the trial against the Woodses.
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And it was one more example of the reality-TV president's compulsion to both surveil his TV coverage and inject himself into it — his insistence on being the show's star, producer and agitated binge-watcher.
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Though FuboTV is ideal for the avid sports watcher with niche interests, there are also all of the traditional channels that the rest of the household will want, like HGTV, SYFY, and of course, NBC.
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The sudden resignation of Myanmar President Htin Kyaw is a worrying development for the country's future, according to one politics watcher, especially as a crescendo of criticism engulfs de-facto ruler Aung San Suu Kyi.
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I SEE YOU (Berkley, $26), a nasty little tale by the British author (and former police officer) Clare Mackintosh, articulates female riders' secret fears of being stalked by some silent watcher on the London Underground.
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Investors in Asia could rest easy on the interpretation that rates — if the Fed did decide to hike this year — would rise very gradually, but markets weren't completely in the clear, cautioned one market watcher.
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"I'm not a big TV watcher, but my goodness, that's what you see over and over and over again," said Denise Lloyd, a 55-year-old dairy farmer from Schoharie County and a Faso volunteer.
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If there is a revelation in this experience for the participants, it is found here, when the "rules" of the game are openly broken and they can no longer make sense of the watcher-doer relationship.
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Where Ms Saxenian sees the ghost of Route 128, Tim O'Reilly, a publisher and Valley-watcher of long standing sees a flickering echo of Hollywood, with successful entrepreneurs acting the part of high-maintenance movie stars.
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After the Singapore summit, a well-wired North Korea watcher told me his prediction was that Trump would go along with the process until he sees enough commentary that he was being "played," and lashes out.
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SH: I'm old enough to have been a casual watcher of the show during its original run and I do remember that her character, while very outspoken and tough, was also incredibly open-minded and warm.
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Watching both of these men dance — especially the first, with his loose braids falling into his face and his powerful hip thrusts skillfully timed to the beat, his crotch suggestively offered to any watcher — I'm embarrassed.
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Uzbekistan-watcher Noah Tucker says the outflow from Central Asia to Middle Eastern war zones appears to have slowed somewhat as word reaches home that Islamist militias are fighting one another rather than any common enemy.
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At the front lines, where water protectors faced off with Morton County sheriff's deputies and the National Guard, Nancy played the role of a "watcher"—she made sure the situation was in some semblance of control.
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Rising star Matilda Lutz plays a young woman who becomes worried about her boyfriend when he explores a dark subculture surrounding a mysterious videotape that is said to kill the watcher seven days after viewing it.
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The President, an avid market-watcher who has complained to aides for weeks about the falling Dow, nevertheless crowed in the Rose Garden about the Chinese slowdown, suggesting it will help him close a trade deal.
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"They need to give people more reasons to come back to Twitter to get their info-of-the-day fix," said Eric Jackson, managing director of SpringOwl Asset Management and a close watcher of the company.
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At the front lines, where water protectors faced off with Morton County sheriff's deputies and the National Guard, Nancy played the role of a "watcher" — she made sure the situation was in some semblance of control.
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As the West's entanglement with China has deepened since the 21802s, so too has fascination with the Opium War, and every China-watcher will want to read Stephen R. Platt's fascinating and beautifully constructed new book.
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Mr. Kavanaugh's fury, however deeply felt, may well have been voiced for the benefit of the Cable News Watcher in Chief (moments after the hearing, cable news excitedly reported that the president had tweeted his support).
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So as an infrequent watcher of Twitch streams, I'm always impressed by people's ability to play games that require such physical dexterity and more or less carry on conversations with the chat at the same time.
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So if an onlooker proved to be worse at judging a fast-approaching kick when someone grunted, it would be because the yell had directly confused the watcher, not because it had masked some other noise.
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I had mainly been a watcher in gaming, and I worried that my hands-off approach played right into the stereotype of "girlfriend mode" — the dismissive nickname bestowed on the "easy" setting by bro game designers.
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"The underlying mass-appeal of [Peterson] is that he gives white men permission to stop pretending that they care about other people's grievances," writes Jesse Brown, host of the Canadaland podcast and a longtime Peterson watcher.
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And if you are a devoted crown-watcher, you can fill your flute that morning with "British fizz," as the English restaurateur Jason Hicks, of Jones Wood Foundry and the Shakespeare in Manhattan, has dubbed it.
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As a former insider and as a close watcher of Twitter's growth and evolution, I am not convinced Twitter really feels the urgency to make its platform a safer space for healthy debate and accurate information.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Tuesday the U.S. stock market is the "only place to go," with all the uncertainty surrounding Thursday's "very close" U.K. vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union.
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Neither of the artists considers him or herself a serious bird watcher or scientist, but what makes Ornithology a particularly extraordinary endeavor is the variety of resources from which the pair drew to marry art and science.
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We got a preview of this last year when Prime Minister Medvedev gave a 2 hour session at Moscow's Open Innovation Forum which, as one Kremlin-watcher I know wryly observed, amounted to "there's no more money".
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Gene Munster, partner at Loup Ventures and a widely followed Apple watcher, wrote in a recent note that the iPhone X will be a "make or break" story for the tech giant's shares over the next year.
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As an avid Fed watcher and researcher on Fed policy, I believe that the nation's central bank has done a stellar job of helping bring the global financial system back from the brink of the financial crisis.
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Veteran oil market-watcher Philip K. Verleger released a report from his firm, PKVerleger LLC, anticipating oil prices at $85033, with the possibility of a surge to $400 per barrel, in the next 12 to 18 months.
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For some armchair investigators, the "Watcher" case has evoked memories of a brush with suburban horror in Westfield back in 1971, when John E. List shot and killed his wife, three children and 85-year-old mother.
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One watcher keeps an eye on each game, making sure nobody attempts to touch anything with a "Don't Touch" sticker on it or do something like, say, try to pass a round magnet through a metal pipe.
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And so I confronted him about that, and then he walked about two or three steps and, because Trump is a big watcher of daytime cable, he knew who I was, which kind of surprised me actually.
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And as one Weight Watcher to another, let's talk about some of your other tweets — like that one on the Weight Watchers site labeled, "Flying High With My Six Point Breakfast" that showed you in your private jet.
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Gene Munster, managing partner with Loup Ventures and a longtime Apple watcher, said the card's adoption is likely to be low in the first year, but it could generate about $1.4 billion of high-margin revenue by 2023.
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"The market is more fixated on an unfiltered pricing 'glitch,' which shows how incredibly sensitive the market watcher is to potential spill-over effects of Trumpenomics," Stephen Innes, senior trader at OANDA, said in a note on Wednesday.
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We'll have to wait until the movie hits the streaming service to see if Netflix can pull it off—or, you know, hope that the Watcher makes it easy on them and finally quits terrorizing this poor family.
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Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises was on a tour with around 160 passengers looking for whales on Sunday, when they found one … with a two sharks attached, Joanne Jarzobski, a marine biologist with the cruise, told PEOPLE via email.
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But as Dennis Blasko, a PLA-watcher who writes for the Jamestown Institute, an American think-tank, points out, all the group armies disbanded this year lacked either a helicopter force or a special-operations force, or both.
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The press coverage of the story — in 21 the website Thrillist named the "Watcher House" the creepiest urban legend in New Jersey — has made much of the incongruity between the terrifying letters and the seemingly perfect suburban town.
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The Federal Reserve will regret its interest rate hike in December and will be forced to backtrack in 2016, closely followed market watcher Jim Grant said Monday, as global stock markets were selling off on Chinese economic weakness.
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READ: U.S. escalates trade war with steep new tariffs on Chinese goods We should expect an intensification of non-tariff measures that penalize American firms and executives, says China-watcher and author of the Sinocism newsletter Bill Bishop.
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Noah Strycker, a bird-watcher and writer who visited Taiwan last year as part of a world tour during which he says he spotted a record 6,042 bird species, said he had never seen such enthusiasm over fowl.
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Writing in his usual blunt style and at his customary breakneck pace in THE WATCHER IN THE WALL (Putnam, $27), this Canadian author haunts the deep web chat rooms suicidal youngsters turn to for validation — and practical tips.
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"Make no mistake: There is a political battle underway in Catholicism today over child sexual abuse," a veteran Vatican watcher, John L. Allen Jr., recently wrote in Crux, a website that specializes in the Vatican and Catholic Church.
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The candid memos don't contain much that media reports haven't already documented, or that Trump administration officials haven't already said (in some cases even less diplomatically), or that isn't already obvious to any watcher of UK-US relations.
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"Still, helped by stronger wage growth in Germany, the June meeting should set in motion the final push to end QE (quantitative easing) this year, " said Anatoli Annenkov, ECB watcher with Societe Generale, said in a research note.
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The U.K.'s divides over a Brexit deal are often summarized in jargon unintelligible to a casual watcher of world politics — the backstop, customs unions and common markets — but the key driver is something much more familiar: political polarization.
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" The implications of hundreds of thousands of people falling off the spending grid could soon extend to travel, leisure and retail, as well as the utility space as bills go unpaid, the longtime market-watcher said on "Mad Money.
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Among the most immediate effects could be on the complex and delicate ethno-religious mosaic of neighbouring Lebanon, where Syrians of all shades have taken refuge, predicts Nina Shea, a religion-watcher with the Hudson Institute, a think-tank.
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If you are a Google news watcher, Allo may not come as a complete surprise: back in December the WSJ reported that the company was working on an AI-based messaging app: this appears to be that very product.
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" Indispensable China watcher Bill Bishop reported last night in his free Sinocism newsletter: "Expect the US to announce another round of secondary sanctions, likely with more teeth and targeted at more important institutions and individuals than the last round.
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But veteran Hilll watcher Carl Hulse of The New York Times reports there is a move afoot to do away with the so-called "blue slip" -- the form and process a senator can use to veto a judicial pick.
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But all of these global factors are eroding the rally's durability, and if the world's top oil producers don't work together to offset the United States' record crude production, it could spell trouble for prices, the market-watcher warned.
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There's also the question of who Trump is taking advice from on the matter; one Fed-watcher who asked not to be named noted that the president "usually follows the last person he talked to" when making key decisions.
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Trump, an avid watcher of Fox News and other TV news programs, has been drawn to hiring away other TV pundits to join his administration based on their performances defending him on TV. The last such hire was Scaramucci.
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Trump's nomination letter said he should win the prize because of "his vigorous peace through strength ideology, used as a threat weapon of deterrence against radical Islam, ISIS, nuclear Iran and Communist China," a Nobel watcher told French media.
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The outcome of this week's OPEC meeting in Vienna is "pivotal" for the future of the Saudi-Russian alliance — and by extension the broader OPEC/non-OPEC group — says smart cartel-watcher Ellen Wald, the president of Transversal Consulting.
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Bleacher Report's ace tape-watcher Cian Fahey diagramed Palmer's uncanny ability to recognize pressure, move just well enough to find small pockets in the defense, and deliver the ball in perfect harmony with his receiver's routes back in November.
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Weaponized data dumps like these present a challenge even for full-time journalists, who are assessing hundreds and thousands of documents every day in real time, under both competitive pressure and the intense press-watcher scrutiny of an election.
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It didn't take a close watcher to recognize the similarities between "Jabberwocky," Mr. Gilliam's first major non-Python project, and "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" (1975), the troupe's first film, which he directed with Terry Jones, another member.
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Longtime North Korea watcher Martyn Williams, who runs a California-based blog called North Korea Tech, recently reported that the North's scientists have developed a quantum encryption device that could completely secure communications systems from hackers, eavesdroppers and saboteurs.
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"QQE was intended to deliver all available steps in a single blow, which means the BOJ really doesn't have many tools left in the first place," said Izuru Kato, chief economist at Totan Research and a long-time BOJ watcher.
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"The current 'risk-off' mode in financial markets, developments in Italy and a rising risk of a hard Brexit provide plenty of reasons to sound a more cautionary note," said Dirk Schumacher, an ECB watcher with Natixis, in a research note.
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If you monitor the street style hits trotted out by BFFs Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid as closely as we do (and by close, we're essentially talking bird-watcher status), you'll notice the two start to look alike after a while.
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" It's a line you could imagine both Tami Taylor (Friday Night Lights) or Rayna James (Nashville) delivering in their signature southern drawls, but Britton isn't playing a part, she's just trying to explain to me why she's a "terrible TV watcher.
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Despite fears that the commodity could retest the mid-$20163 range, one closely-followed oil watcher is especially bullish on where energy is heading in the coming months and years—and investors should not get comfortable with currently low prices.
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Two minutes later, Trump was warning of a "very dangerous pattern developing across (the) country by Obama supporters," this time linking to allegations by the Michigan Republican Party that a poll watcher in Detroit had been threatened with a gun.
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"Gun to my head, I'd guess the film that recalls our collective guilt in the most persuasive, cinematic way, so that would be 'Spotlight,'" said an academy member and campaign watcher whose job status hinges upon staying anonymously behind the scenes.
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Crude closed in the red Monday after surging 3 percent at one point — but one widely followed commodities watcher says despite the big moves, oil is likely to trade in a very tight trading range for the rest of 2016.
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Investors are eyeing next week's big meeting among oil producing nations as the next big catalyst for oil, but according to one market watcher, the gathering may not have as much of an impact on prices as most people think.
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"He was scared from the minute he got there and referred to a 'watcher' in almost all correspondence, so he couldn't talk too much," Richards said, alluding to someone the family believed to be a gang-member keeping tabs on Turner.
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Read: A New Jersey Family Bought a House Without Realizing It Came with a Deranged Stalker The Westfield, New Jersey, home that's allegedly the fixation of a deranged stalker who calls himself the "Watcher" is back on the market, NJ.com reports.
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If you're a fan of Game of Thrones, or even just a casual watcher, chances are you've noticed that the people in power — or those with heroic narratives — tend to all look a certain way (hello, Lannisters, Daenerys, the Starks).
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"The 1997/98 deal brokered between Saudi, Venezuela and Mexico took over a year to negotiate and it was touch and go as to whether it would get done or not," said veteran OPEC-watcher Yasser Elguindi of Medley Global Advisors.
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Oil prices surged Monday, hitting the highest level in more than two years, and one market watcher says the political shake-up in Saudi Arabia over the weekend leads him to believe that the rally could just be getting started.
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Of all the things a regular watcher of The Crown might expect to see in Buckingham Palace, a chain-smoking Greek Orthodox nun with a history of institutionalization and a love of card games might be low on the list.
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Now, the couple's lawyer claims the Watcher has struck again—sending them a letter at the end of February after a new renter moved in that was "more derogatory and sinister than any of the previous letters," the AP reports.
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"It is a concern; not that he would abandon his duties, but you need someone with the authority to be able to negotiate with politicians, suppliers and customers," said analyst Richard Aboulafia, a veteran Airbus watcher at U.S.-based Teal Group.
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Alissa Wilkinson: I've never been a Game of Thrones watcher, but I've picked up on a few things about the show over the past seven seasons, simply by virtue of living in the world (though writing about culture doesn't hurt).
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In January, conservative court watcher Ed Whelan wrote for the National Review that "if the rumors are true that Justice Kennedy has been looking to retire, then it seems a reasonable bet that he would do so this spring," he said.
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Najib's legal proceeding "is a test for the new government to see how they are carrying out the rule of law," said Bridget Welsh, a longtime watcher of Malaysian politics and associate professor of political science at John Cabot University.
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This sounds so shitty and cynical, but having observed the world and witnessed as much as I can like The Watcher from the Moon, people just get worked up, then they get married and they forget that they were worked up.
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Phillips — who has had television roles on The Watcher, The X-Files, Boy Meets World, and in the film Showgirls — only felt ready to come forward after The New Yorker published its first report about Moonves' accusers in July, she told the Times.
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Whether you're a binge-watcher like Seth Rogan (who claims to have watched the channel for 179 hours straight!) or just want to smash stuff with Chip and Joanna Gaines like Ryan Reynolds, HGTV has a concept that appeals to everyone—home.
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"Importantly, to avoid fueling expectations of any further reduction in QE, the ECB is unlikely to change the 2019 forecast of 1.7 percent at the meeting, which is slightly below target," writes Anatoli Annenkov, ECB-watcher at Societe Generale Group in a note.
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