Yoga membership: $125Weight Watchers: $8.05 (My employer subsidizes Weight Watchers specifically as one of its perks).
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The study was funded by Weight Watchers, and three of the study authors were former Weight Watchers consultants, but Pearl says Weight Watchers was not involved in the study design at all.
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Weight Watchers International— Shares of Weight Watchers soared 42.7% after the company raised its full-year outlook.
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Weight Watchers — Weight Watchers plummeted more than 30 percent after reporting fourth-quarter results that disappointed investors.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers reported quarterly profit of $1.10 per share, 13 cents a share above estimates.
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Weight Watchers — Weight Watchers reported quarterly earnings of 53 cents per share, eight cents a share above estimates.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers missed estimates by 229 cents, with adjusted quarterly profit of 46 cents per share.
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An entire cadre of "OPEC watchers" has grown up to help interpret Saudi policy, similar to the old "Kremlin watchers" and "Fed watchers" of the 1980s, with all the attendant uncertainty and lack of clarity.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers reported quarterly profit of 65 cents per share, beating estimates by 14 cents a share.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers beat estimates by 15 cents a share, with quarterly profit of 67 cents per share.
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According to Robin Moore, a leading amphibian advocate and photographer, frog watchers may be even more hardcore than bird watchers.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers came in 14 cents a share above consensus forecasts, with quarterly earnings of 78 cents per share.
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"Wait Watchers" (published as a monograph, "Watchers," in 2015 by the Magenta Foundation) caught onlookers in the act of looking ugly.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers came in 6 cents a share above estimates, with adjusted quarterly profit of 37 cents per share.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers was rated "outperform" in new coverage at Oppenheimer, with analyst Brian Nagel setting a $98 per share price target.
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Weight Watchers — Weight Watchers lost one cent per share for its latest quarter, smaller than the four cents per share that analysts had been forecasting.
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But mainly, what it comes down to is this: Weight Watchers is designed to be successful only if you can stay on Weight Watchers forever.
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Illinois allows two poll watchers per candidate who are registered voters in the state and not necessarily the local jurisdiction; Missouri's rules largely resemble Florida's, except that the poll watchers are chosen by the chair of county committee of each political party; North Carolina is the same, except that poll watchers must also be of "good moral character"; and Pennsylvania allows watchers on behalf of both the candidates and the political parties, so long as the watchers are registered to vote in the same jurisdiction.
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Weight Watchers — Weight Watchers lost 1-cent-per- share less than expected at 17 cents per share, although revenue for its latest quarter was below forecasts.
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Weight Watchers— Shares of Weight Watchers rose 8.3% after J.P. Morgan upgraded the stock neutral from underweight and hiked its price target to $22 from $17.
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Unlike traditional Weight Watchers-branded foods, like oatmeal, crisps and frozen desserts, Cense has its Weight Watchers endorsement on the back — on an easily removable label.
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" Weight Watchers International: "I think Weight Watchers is a bit of a short squeeze after this run and I don't think you should pull the trigger.
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Weight Watchers — An analyst at J.P. Morgan upgraded Weight Watchers to "neutral" from "underweight" and hiked her price target to $22 per share from $17 a share.
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But Weight Watchers was still a company called Weight Watchers, and it had to figure out a way to communicate all of this change to the public.
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Weight Watchers – Weight Watchers trounced estimates by reporting adjusted quarterly profit of 31 cents per share, compared to the 6 cents a share Wall Street had been expecting.
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According to a Sports Illustrated report, 15% of watchers — and 33% of watchers between the ages of 53 and 24 — will be using some kind of streaming device.
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The idea for low-calorie vino has been fermenting at Weight Watchers for close to two years, explained Ryan Nathan, Weight Watchers vice president of products, licensing and e-commerce.
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The players take on dares from the watchers for prize money, and the more watchers they get, the higher they advance in the game, turning them into instant, online celebrities.
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Ms. Sherer, of Weight Watchers, gave a firm "absolutely not" when I asked if the timing of the Weight Watchers announcement had anything to do with the release of the film.
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Well, we all know that Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl is a very well established event which blesses non-football watchers (and football watchers too, let's be real) with incredibly adorable puppies.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - For OPEC watchers, every little detail matters.
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As to what happened — many FDA watchers have wondered.
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But Weight Watchers is such a huge ... It is.
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Other retail watchers believe consumers will keep right on shopping.
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But space watchers like Graziani see a more sinister application.
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Fellow watchers on the Wall, Season 7 is upon us.
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For a company named Weight Watchers, that posed a problem.
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Wayne Muhlstein has been a Weight Watchers member since 1968.
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AEDT Weight Watchers responded to Mashable with an official statement.
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Market watchers readied for another big week of corporate results.
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Watching the watchers turns out to be a complicated business.
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Still, worries and uncertainties remain, according to other market watchers.
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Most Wall Street watchers think the rally still has legs.
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Shares of Weight Watchers have slid nearly 48% this year.
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You know what this means, bird watchers: get to work.
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Apple watchers have plenty of other questions on their minds.
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Both emerged unexpectedly as contenders despite most election watchers' dismissals.
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Weight Watchers shares have doubled since Winfrey's stake was announced.
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It is a major way that TV watchers consume content.
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Weight Watchers' core demographic is seen as older than 50.
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China watchers said the announcement may further ease trade tensions.
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That growing possibility has concerned a number of economy watchers.
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Party poll watchers cast more than half the nation's votes.
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Other market watchers are far less optimistic about the stock.
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But it's a satisfyingly idealistic stance for older watchers, too.
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Weight Watchers said it was disappointed with its 2019 start.
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About half of them, 125 million, are avid esports watchers.
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Market watchers were also still ambivalent about the mainland markets.
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Most market watchers expect no major policy changes for now.
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EASIEST TO FOLLOW (TIE): Weight Watchers, Fertility diet, and MIND
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Next week's meeting could see a return, Fed watchers say.
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In 2016, Catelynn asked if she should join Weight Watchers.
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Read This Next: There are Three Types of Porn Watchers
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Such a theory has been dismissed by some committee watchers.
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Fed watchers will be scouring the minutes for any clues.
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Other China watchers agreed more stimulus is on its way.
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In fact, it's been part of her Weight Watchers program.
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Once I entered high school, I officially joined Weight Watchers.
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Political watchers can also expect more speculation about Comey's successor.
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So why did market watchers panic after the earnings call?
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Political watchers have also drawn comparisons between the two populists.
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China watchers point to the "One Belt One Road" initiative.
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But climate court watchers, might see some action after all.
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EST, the amount of devoted wedding watchers is pretty impressive.
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Dear Watchers, Are we going to get into "Designated Survivor"?
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Market watchers are on edge in fear of retaliatory tariffs.
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The U.S. request was widely known among oil market watchers.
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Industry watchers say tech companies should be on high alert.
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For regular Trump watchers, none of this is new territory.
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A frequent joke among China watchers refers to the state's
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The watch is crucial to Apple's ambitions, , industry watchers say.
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Uber in particular, though, may worry We and its watchers.
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Weight Watchers stock is up 53 percent year to date.
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Nearly all states permit designated poll watchers to observe voting.
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Still, the preliminary data is a relief to market watchers.
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But to veteran Fed watchers, the bar is now higher.
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Read This Next: There Are Three Types of Porn Watchers
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Last time I checked, [Weight Watchers was] 90 percent women.
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As longtime watchers know, this is a lot of burps.
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The next therapist she saw suggested she join Weight Watchers.
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Market capitalization has become an obsession with many cryptocurrency watchers.
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She told me she was going to try Weight Watchers.
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Death: Season 4, episode 9 ("The Watchers on the Wall")
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Market watchers saw evidence that the tweet was moving markets.
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Per Watchers on the Wall: Well, there you have it.
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In the old days, Weight Watchers was not so permissive.
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Market watchers widely anticipate a Fed rate increase on Sept.
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This streak isn't over yet, according to two market watchers.
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Many Fed watchers see Taylor remaining as a viable candidate.
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Watchers get through about 70 percent, and completers finish it.
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It all comes down to what industry watchers call rationalization.
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As watchers of Westerns, we know what to expect next.
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Canadian market watchers are hoping this will be the case.
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Even Arizona could be in play, say some poll watchers.
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Winfrey is also an investor and partner of Weight Watchers.
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Economists aren't the only data watchers paying attention to this.
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Some market watchers fear the bitcoin bubble may soon burst.
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Few Gambia watchers expected Mr. Jammeh to lose the elections.
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Congress watchers are eagerly awaiting further recommendations from the committee.
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While 71% of the Fox watchers said they strongly approved of Trump's performance in office, only 39% of the non-Fox watchers agreed; roughly one-fifth of the latter group said they disapproved of him.
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Overall, 2017 provided some modestly positive news for unicorn exit watchers.
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Nidetch lost more than 103 pounds, and Weight Watchers was born.
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I was 14 when my mom suggested I join Weight Watchers.
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Weight Watchers "worked" for me, too — at least for a while.
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Was that flushing sound Weight Watchers stock going down the toilet?
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The results Sunday also track closely with watchers' pre-debate preference.
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Does he get to subtract Weight Watchers points whenever he coughs?
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Trial watchers couldn't get enough of the love triangle gone bad.
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ON JULY 8TH euro-zone watchers breathed a sigh of relief.
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Without a visible solar corona, the eclipse watchers noticed other peculiarities.
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Some members want Weight Watchers to stick to weight-loss programs.
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Similar to Weight Watchers, the channel shortened its name to HSN.
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If I want to lose weight, I go to Weight Watchers.
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In one sense, the comments weren't a surprise for America-watchers.
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Some policy watchers predict that the tariffs will be lifted soon.
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A humpback whale expertly drenched a boat full of whale watchers.
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And regime changes could be unveiled, according to North Korea watchers.
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Some industry watchers said the changes are too little too late.
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This data is based on people who are classified as watchers.
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Some market watchers are certain that's where Treasury yields are headed.
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"Lose weight and gain so much more," invites Weight Watchers' website.
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Now, thanks to Weight Watchers, she says she's found the solution.
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Better yet, some market watchers say the magic is still there.
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Among debate watchers, 74% have a favorable view of Buttigieg, vs.
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It might have seemed interesting, if unremarkable, to some industry watchers.
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It displayed more fiscal discipline than some market watchers had expected.
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Media-watchers worry about "news deserts", or areas without any newspapers.
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Market watchers see a Clinton win with the House staying Republican.
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However, market watchers say further dollar gains will be hard fought.
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The Weight Watchers and Lose It, or the cult of Nudge.
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That's a feeling that really can't be duplicated — sorry, binge watchers.
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It's a story that industry watchers know well at this point.
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Seven states and the District of Colombia allow foreign poll watchers.
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Fed watchers expect the next increase to come by year end.
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Here, we've chosen "The Watchers on the Wall" from season four.
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Oprah Winfrey's halo effect on Weight Watchers (WTW) is disappearing fast.
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But what are the rules governing polling places and poll watchers?
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Some industry watchers have put the withdrawals closer to $20153 billion.
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In late March, barge watchers noticed a sharp uptick in backers.
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All year, journalists and other Trump-watchers have faced this problem.
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Some market watchers continue to slash their forecasts for oil prices.
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Google's service is just one focus point for industry-watchers, however.
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BEST COMMERCIAL DIET (TIE): Weight Watchers and the Mayo Clinic diet
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Market watchers eyed the company as it posted strong quarterly earnings.
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Still, market watchers remain skeptical that produciton control plans will materialize.
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Weight Watchers shares are up 40 percent over the past year.
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But market watchers fear the dollar may have peaked for now.
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They are, in essence, the only eyes that watch the watchers.
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Eclipse watchers have called it life-changing, surprisingly beautiful, even mystical.
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Some political watchers view their criticism of the president as unseemly.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Oprah Winfrey will help Weight Watchers International Inc WTW.
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The cautionary tone echoes what some market watchers have been saying.
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Still, most court watchers assess the case against Manafort as strong.
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ET. Most market watchers expect a 25-basis point rate increase.
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Q. What role do you play in coaching Weight Watchers members?
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It has been a tense time for nuke-watchers in Asia.
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Market watchers will have some interesting data to look at today.
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What does 2019 hold for TV watchers in the new year?
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To most Zimbabwe watchers her situation is perhaps the most precarious.
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He urges market watchers to take advantage of these volatile periods.
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Wednesday's inaction did not come as a surprise to Fed watchers.
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Most scary to China watchers is the country's fast rising debt.
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I've been on Weight Watchers more times than I can count.
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Open your browser and click over to the Weight Watchers website.
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The book explores everything from Weight Watchers to diet foods' labels.
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Bird-watchers of the world: your list may have just doubled.
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Fox News watchers showed large bias 45 percent of the time.
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It's something election watchers think should spark worry among the GOP.
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Grossman will begin as CEO of Weight Watchers International in July.
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The real battle now, Russia-watchers say, is over voter turnout.
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Surprising many court-watchers, Justice Brett Kavanaugh acknowledged the challengers' claims.
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Many Oscar-watchers had tipped Close or Lady Gaga to win.
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Saudi watchers say there is no evidence he wants the throne.
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Mexicans, Colombians and Chileans are the most emotional public binge-watchers.
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Coordinated central bank action remains unlikely for now, market watchers said.
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The Weight Watchers parent also saw revenue come in above forecasts.
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Weight Watchers is about being the best you you can be.
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That's the overwhelming (and terrifying) consensus offered by various Pyongyang watchers.
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Secondly, it can help bond you to your fellow movie-watchers.
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SK Hynix's participation could also prolong antitrust reviews, industry watchers said.
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Hundreds of lawyers, poll workers, watchers, press -no buses rolled in.
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Now Pentagon-watchers are curious about the fate of Rear Adm.
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Trump's meeting with Berman has also raised eyebrows among court watchers.
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Both parties typically have poll watchers across locations where people vote.
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Political watchers think the appeal to young voters could be pivotal.
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The one big moment for election security watchers came when Sen.
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SpaceX has heard the complaints of concerned scientists and satellite watchers.
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But court watchers are left wondering what is taking so long.
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Tracking waste Kroger's program has received praise from corporate responsibility watchers.
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Still, industry watchers remain skeptical about the efficacy of these moves.
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Many TV watchers of the 1990s just lost their first crush.
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Some market watchers are bullish on the metal despite its decline.
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The company is now known as WW, or Weight Watchers Reimagined.
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Still Shanahan watchers are waiting for a nod from the President.
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That, for you calendar watchers out there, is in 12 days.
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Market watchers remain at odds over what tripped the sell switch.
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Some election watchers question how serious Trump is about a challenge.
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Weight Watchers is also predicting better than expected full-year profit.
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Now some market watchers are anticipating a change in the air.
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Other fire watchers nearby do the same and share their info.
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China watchers aren't exactly sure what Trump wants out of Beijing.
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For most election watchers, the heightened interest in Gabbard was unexpected.
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And I thought, what could it possibly be for Weight Watchers?
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The fact that the points system changes so often partly reflects new understanding of diet science, at least according to Weight Watchers, but mostly reflects societal attitude toward diets and the needs of Weight Watchers shareholders.
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" History of Weight Watchers Weight Watchers has been a powerful and effective tool in the fight against obesity since the program was founded in 673 by Jean Nidetch, a self-described "overweight housewife obsessed with cookies.
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"DJ Khaled has an incredibly authentic drive and passion to inspire others through his wellness journey and experiences" on Weight Watchers, said Mindy Grossman, president and chief executive officer of Weight Watchers International, in a statement.
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Most importantly, poll watchers are not just individuals who show up at the precinct on Election Day; virtually every jurisdiction requires that official poll watchers be identified and approved in advance—usually at least two weeks beforehand.
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Weight Watchers International — Shares of Weight Watchers tumbled more than 4 percent after J.P. Morgan downgraded them to underweight from neutral, citing a decline in daily active app users in the most important time of the year.
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"Healthy is the new skinny," Weight Watchers CEO Mindy Grossman told Fortune.
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The company has identified some 2,383 "taste clusters" by watching its watchers.
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Television watchers in China won't be able to see the debate live.
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Still, most market watchers see it weakening further later in the year.
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Professional stock watchers tend to be dismissive of polls and sentiment indicators.
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So is the sense of community that Nidetch built Weight Watchers on.
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While most Fed watchers expect a hike when the Fed meets Dec.
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Some industry watchers say Saikawa's career at the automaker is in danger.
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Add up all the TV news watchers, newspaper subscribers, and so forth.
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Weight Watchers isn't the only company getting a new name this week.
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Many of her most avid watchers were among her most hateful trolls.
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Veteran Cyprus-watchers, who have often seen their hopes dashed, are cautious.
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But industry watchers forecast sales growth won't measure up to last year.
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Some North Korea-watchers had expected more prominence for younger party officials.
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It's not hard to see why Hollywood watchers question the genre's longevity.
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Market watchers are also hesitant about the accuracy of Chinese economic data.
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Weight Watchers' shares were up 12.9 percent at $22.75 in aftermarket trading.
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Winfrey bought a roughly 10 percent stake in Weight Watchers International Inc.
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Fed-watchers are awaiting the central bank's interest rate decision, due Wednesday.
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And, in large part, the responsibility also lies with the image watchers.
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By contrast, few China-watchers are translating Chinese AI developments into English.
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Still, that pivot might not be clear yet to technology industry watchers.
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I look up the cost of Weight Watchers and contemplate signing up.
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Most North Korea-watchers considered the first unconscionable and the second unrealistic.
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But the problem is bigger than Weight Watchers, or even teen dieting.
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"Making a Murderer" debuted in December and quickly gripped holiday binge-watchers.
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Buckle up Grey's watchers, because the winter finale delivers a bumpy ride.
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Like before, with her calf Tajiri, she is keeping her watchers waiting.
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Even still, this new funding may take some industry watchers by surprise.
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Weight Watchers' stock is on pace for its best day since Oct.
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It's also likely to win costumes, lighting and orchestrations, Broadway watchers say.
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Moore-watchers aren't likely to worry that this retirement will be permanent.
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For seasoned North Korea watchers, however, the revelations come as no surprise.
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The consensus among market watchers and economists is it can stay low.
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Turkey-watchers in Europe and liberals inside Turkey were united in outrage.
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Chart-minded market watchers are starting to sound like military history buffs.
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His moves for a newbie impressed even the most seasoned NFL watchers.
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After appearing on The Huffington Post in 2013, Wait Watchers went viral.
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Yet to many watchers he seems not so much flexible as impressionable.
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A Surprise Engagement Involving Justin BieberOprah Loses a Fortune on Weight Watchers!
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Most award watchers agree he's turned out to be the perfect choice.
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Brexit continues to be front and center for market watchers in Europe.
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But the torrid run hasn't been enough to sway two market watchers.
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Shares of Weight Watchers were up 11 percent in after-hours trading.
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Two market watchers see more runway ahead of some of the names.
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Cybersecurity watchers will be looking to see if the measures gain momentum.
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And so ends one of the more glorious periods for Zuckerberg watchers.
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I walked into Weight Watchers after that and the rest is history.
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But some market watchers say the dollar may have peaked for now.
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Savvy market watchers use volatility to fatten their portfolios with bargain stocks.
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Here are three that Fed watchers already have their eye on. 1.
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The race is being handicapped by election watchers as leaning toward Republicans.
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Market watchers had anticipated the BOE rate cut, its first since 2009.
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That would be a bigger surprise for bank-watchers than any yet.
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Still, Fasanara may be among the more bearish market watchers out there.
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But today, among the moral market-watchers, the economy is less salient.
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Industry watchers have nevertheless been encouraged by The New European's staying power.
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Since then, Weight Watchers has posted eight-consecutive quarters of membership increases.
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Court watchers also say this term could be Justice Anthony Kennedy's last.
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Tech watchers say the tech-Trump divide is partly a culture clash.
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Still, budget-watchers say they are troubled by the long-term trends.
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In Maryland, bird-watchers can catch a glimpse of birds migrating south.
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Market watchers will receive a crucial indicator with Friday's nonfarm payrolls report.
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"I really like Weight Watchers," she says while eating a chicken quesadilla.
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Shares of Weight Watchers are soaring thanks to Oprah Winfrey's magic touch.
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Tech watchers say regulators in the U.S. are still playing catch-up.
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For North Korea watchers like Maxwell, this is textbook Kim regime behavior.
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They're day hikers and weekend backpackers, horseback riders, bird watchers or anglers.
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Other market watchers said gold prices were a victim of technical selling.
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Democratic speech-watchers largely had negative responses (64% very or somewhat negative).
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Casino companies with physical sportsbooks are most exposed, the industry watchers said.
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"Who watches the watchers, right?" she asked in an interview last month.
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Whatever it is, weather watchers are getting creative in their apocalyptic descriptions.
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I arrived around 11 and took my spot among the other watchers.
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"Every day the sky organizes itself / as if for watchers," she writes.
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Market watchers cautioned against reading too much into the upturn on Monday.
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Senator McConnell's bill is a question mark for many tobacco industry watchers.
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The Weight Watchers parent's revenue also came in above Wall Street forecasts.
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Most Argentina-watchers assume that Mr Fernández will win the presidential election.
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Although vocal at most oral arguments, sometimes Gorsuch leaves court watchers hanging.
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Market watchers are monitoring the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) summer meeting.
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Close watchers of the Russia-Ukraine crisis are cynical about the announcement.
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That supply has come back more quickly than many market watchers anticipated.
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Shares of Weight Watchers jumped more than 123 percent in extended trading.
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Central bank watchers will now be waiting eagerly for the ECB's Oct.
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Court watchers paint Roberts as a reluctant participant in the impeachment drama.
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Going forward, some market watchers indicated the greenback could be tracking lower.
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" Norton had just starred in what Biden watchers call a "Joe moment.
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Market watchers disagree on hurricanes' impact on company earnings and the economy.
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Weight Watchers reported $1.16 billion in revenue at the end of 2016.
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Korea watchers worried about the lack of US participation in these talks.
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The Japanese fans captivated World Cup watchers with their costumes and spirit.
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Watchers have been expecting a conclusion of the investigation for several weeks.
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Weight Watchers is changing its name as consumers ditch diets for wellness.
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Court watchers say this term as a whole is packed with potential.
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Liberal court watchers, meanwhile, expressed reservations with what they called "ultraconservative" nominees.
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Poll watchers should be, and most often are, appointed, trained, and credentialed.
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But rather than calming matters, it created more uncertainty, market watchers said.
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It also says that "industry watchers" guess the phone will cost $1,770.
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New York City will appoint a watcher to watch the Police Department's watchers.
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Weight Watchers was founded in 1963 by a Queens housewife named Jean Nidetch.
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Hence the current case being referred to by privacy watchers as 'Schrems II'.
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That leaves many investors, analysts, and industry watchers wondering what's next for Apple.
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On Thursday, Weight Watchers introduced its "Live Fully" campaign with two new ads.
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The Weight Watchers diet also ranked as the best diet for weight loss.
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Soaring bank stocks look ripe for a pullback, some market watchers are warning.
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Japan watchers have been primed for Japan Post Bank to follow that lead.
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Grossman will also join Weight Watchers' board, the company said in a statement.
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Facebook watchers across the globe are eagerly awaiting the outcome of Friday's hearing.
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But Vincent is determined to drop it for good, and joined Weight Watchers.
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But since no crisis appeared most China-watchers became inured to these developments.
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Seasoned watchers of Donald Trump—and who isn't a seasoned watcher, these days?
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Nonetheless, there is some optimism from certain market watchers, including analysts at Nomura.
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Evercore analyst Doug Teresson said many market watchers were focused on the charge.
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Meanwhile, its clear that at least some watchers simply enjoy the colorless experience.
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The company formerly known as Weight Watchers also saw revenue come up short.
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"The Dark Knight" is the superhero reference that Oscar watchers have been invoking.
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Avid Celebrity Big Brother UK watchers aren't convinced Johnson has what it takes.
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You shouldn't feel bad reaching for more chips, two market watchers told CNBC.
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That is probably what worries Valley-watchers the most about the recent shift.
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Other Uber watchers are less convinced about the Austin referendum's long-term impact.
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The company's short run won't come as a complete surprise to industry watchers.
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The host purchased a 10 percent stake in Weight Watchers back in October.
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Still, market watchers have come down too harshly on big banks, Harte said.
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When China-watchers call him "chairman of everything", they are only half-joking.
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I grab meats, a couple of Weight Watchers lunches, veggies, and dairy products.
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Weight Watchers: The company is offering teenagers free memberships, and people are pissed.
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Longtime watchers of immigration politics in California and the country watched in awe.
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At heart, Twitch lives and dies by its community of streamers and watchers.
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But even though he trailed Clinton overall, Trump far exceeded debate watchers' expectations.
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The episode started with a warning to watchers about the upcoming disturbing scenes.
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But some keen royal watchers had the best view from their office windows.
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According to industry watchers, several macro trends are heightening expectations for solar power.
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As tensions escalate, China watchers are waiting to see how Beijing will respond.
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Stock market watchers have followed the conflict between the U.S. and China closely.
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About a year ago, Oprah bought a 264 percent stake in Weight Watchers.
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Market-watchers are hoping a speech and news conference by Poloz on Sept.
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But there was one major surprise (at least for Microsoft watchers): the name.
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To ensure accountability, we could watch the watchers—but will they allow it?
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Many market watchers believe there will be four more rate increases in 2016.
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Their movements are closely tracked and photographed by researchers, whale watchers and fans.
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Meteor watchers can expect around 18 meteors per hour at the show's peak.
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Weight Watchers works by using a point system for people to track calories.
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China's masses have the ability to keep Hollywood movies afloat, industry watchers say.
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Below that is a "Watch Next" row designed for binge-watchers, Prueter says.
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However, industry watchers said public sentiment was a factor behind the sharp falls.
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Market watchers have ascribed the earlier declines to rising production in Southeast Asia.
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There was nobody calling Weight Watchers WW, and that's where they are struggling.
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Some market watchers are unhappy with a volatile market, as gold investors rejoice.
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Since joining Weight Watchers in August 2015, Oprah has been steadily dropping pounds.
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As I write, the Justice Department is sending poll watchers to the state.
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Market watchers have said there has been more bullishness spreading through the market.
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Still, some market watchers had seen little risk to stocks from Mueller's investigation.
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Winfrey said her "a-ha" moment finally came when Weight Watchers came calling.
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According to Silicon Valley watchers, the list of possible perks are virtually endless.
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To close watchers of the election, that meltdown was at least somewhat surprising.
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Weight Watchers is an especially popular diet, promoted by celebrities like Oprah Winfrey.
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Separately, market watchers expected the yuan to remain stable before the Party Congress.
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Which leads us to the question: Who will be watching the poll watchers?
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But industry watchers have described TikTok as more secretive than its U.S. competitors.
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Since 2015, Weight Watchers has been focused on its Beyond the Scale program.
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Veteran political watchers may find themselves with a sense of déjà vu. Why?
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But court watchers say how the case will play out is anyone's guess.
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But once again, stock market watchers shrugged off any longer-term negative implications.
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That, some budget watchers say, should be seen as the resolution's true goal.
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For I.P.O. watchers, the lack of deals in those three quarters made sense.
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But the company has already missed targets, causing doubt among some market watchers.
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Market watchers, however, will be keeping an eye on Germany's producer price index.
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Shares of Weight Watchers rose more than 5 percent in early trading Tuesday.
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So when rates fall, many market-watchers assume the banks will suffer accordingly.
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Emily Costa was told as a child to sign up for Weight Watchers.
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Political watchers say the showdown between Trump and the media cuts both ways.
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Some industry watchers point the finger at Apple's cheaper smartphone competition in China.
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Some market watchers are less than optimistic, at least in the near term.
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Thirty-nine states allow poll watchers to challenge voters' eligibility on Election Day.
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The city's mayor, Melvin Carter, assured raccoon-watchers help was on the way.
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But some Fed watchers and analysts emphasized the broad range Powell referred to.
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Some market watchers see the run continuing, at least in the short-term.
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The economy itself may not provide a clear-cut picture for Fed watchers.
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The SEC's decision may not come as a complete surprise to industry watchers.
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The public fight between Warren and Comstock has divided many K Street watchers.
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Market watchers also realize that the current economic expansion cannot go on forever.
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The Republicans are trying to bring poll watchers into Philadelphia from the suburbs.
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Oil market watchers are constantly fretting over the balancing of supply and demand.
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Court watchers note that the court accepted this case before Scalia died. 28503.
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And some market watchers see more gains to come in the short term.
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A recession could hit many department stores particularly hard, some industry watchers said.
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Some China watchers believe actual growth is already weaker than official data suggest.
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Many industry watchers think Ms. Philo, the British designer, will get the job.
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The last time weather watchers recorded 10 consecutive Atlantic hurricanes was in 1893.
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I joined Weight Watchers for the first time at the age of 16.
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Market watchers expressed caution given the fluctuating rhetoric around U.S.-China trade relations.
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I have all their watchers, plus the ones on the [intelligence community] side.
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But the beauty of Weight Watchers is that there are no forbidden foods.
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But it was that thinking that made her say yes to Weight Watchers.
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As February approaches, two major events appear on the calendar of N.B.A. watchers.
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Now, market watchers are waiting in anticipation for the next jump — or decline.
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As thousands of pilots near retirement, some industry watchers worry about a shortage.
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The market and Fed watchers are most focused on the average hourly wages.
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Startup watchers believe Gusto is bound to go public sooner rather than later.
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That is what is driving the sell-off now, some market watchers say.
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Needless to say, royals watchers, and pretty much everyone on Twitter, was shooketh.
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But market-watchers are starting to become more cautious on UK blue chips.
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One of those looks due for a comeback, according to two market watchers.
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Weight Watchers didn't work for me, either, and I found the meetings humiliating.
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Shares of Weight Watchers declined more than 2 percent in extended hours trading.
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Weight Watchers reported revenue of $1.01 per share on $409.7 million in revenue.
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Fed watchers are not expecting the central bank to take any policy action.
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Veteran eclipse watchers warned the uninitiated to get ready to be blown away.
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However, some market watchers noted that geopolitical risk this time around was elevated.
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Despite the volatility, some market watchers advise investors to keep riding the stock.
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The ramifications are well known by both parties as well as court-watchers.
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Here, 220 well-known Met watchers offer their own bold ideas and expectations.
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Guterres's victory was hailed by UN watchers, who describe Guterres in glowing terms.
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They also followed her to the doctor, the gym, and Weight Watchers meetings.
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Later in the first episode of Dietland, Plum attends a "Waist Watchers" meeting.
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But as Weight Watchers goes to "WW," some people could easily be confused.
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Weight Watchers denies that any of the data left publicly accessible was sensitive; the Amazon account linked to the exposure was a "testing environment used only to test new services and features," Weight Watchers said in an email to Gizmodo.
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That's according to a new University of Toledo study, anyway, which found that, of 408 participants, 35 percent qualified as binge-watchers, and those binge-watchers reported higher levels of stress, anxiety, and depression than their non-binge-watching counterparts.
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This last point is the potential source for controversy, because most states' laws allow poll watchers to challenge individual voters' right to vote — not directly, but through the poll workers — which has provoked concerns about poll watchers trying to intimidate voters.
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Weight Watchers – J.P. Morgan Securities initiated coverage of the weight loss company's stock with an "overweight" rating, saying Weight Watchers has positioned itself for "outsized" growth through a revamping of its points system for users and significantly improving its mobile app.
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Here are four more neighborhoods real estate watchers say are primed to take off.
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"Don't be fooled by the marketing: Weight Watchers is absolutely a diet," Harrison writes.
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Fifty-eight percent of debate watchers said they were supporting Clinton before the debate.
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She's a familiar face to regular TV watchers (Entourage, About a Boy, Nip/Tuck).
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The response to this news has been predictably histrionic from Apple watchers and press.
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A group of whale watchers now has a whale of a tale to tell.
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The big rally in financial stocks is just beginning, according to two market watchers.
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Weight Watchers jumped 11.3 percent after the weight management company raised its profit forecast.
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Few companies have changed so many lives in such profound ways as Weight Watchers.
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Some budget watchers are already warning that another bitter budget battle could be looming.
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Other gauges cited by market watchers point to a greater than 80 percent chance.
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It's no surprise that minority voters are souring on the NLD, political watchers say.
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Then a friend of mine asked me to go to Weight Watchers with her.
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It might eventually appease investors and industry-watchers, but so far not so much.
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More than two-thirds of Weight Watchers' 1.43 million members are digital-only subscribers.
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Membership for Weight Watchers' legacy meetings business slid 10% from the year-ago quarter.
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Some court-watchers have suggested removing TV Justiça, a public broadcaster, from the courtroom.
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Company watchers have been split on how much the promotions will help Chipotle recover.
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Market watchers highlight that the positive share price moves show how undervalued carmakers are.
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Stuart and other market watchers noted that seasonal factors are helping pork producers, too.
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"They call themselves an important watchdog, but who watches the watchers?" the message said.
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For industry-watchers and filmmakers, it's a statement of intent that's hard to ignore.
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From there, she moved on to Weight Watchers and began to climb the ranks.
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For Foxconn watchers, the Milwaukee headquarters feels like a distillation of the whole ordeal.
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Online court watchers have ridiculed Crichton&aposs opinion, which went beyond prosecutors&apos arguments.
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Most debate watchers, 53%, said their vote was not swayed by Tuesday's face off.
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Analysts at Estimize expect Weight Watchers to build on this success in Thursday's report.
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Some market watchers already believe current growth is much weaker than government readings suggest.
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"Children are the original binge-watchers, with an endless appetite for repeats," it notes.
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I was pushed into trying Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig… and I absolutely hated it.
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Many watchers of the company were also anticipating the unveiling of its quad camera.
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Some of those could be set to rebound hard, according to two market watchers.
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She says Weight Watchers worked when other plans didn't because it's not a diet.
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ECB-watchers think that the bank may extend its targeted long-term refinancing operations.
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A CNN/ORC post-debate poll suggested debate watchers thought Clinton had stronger performance.
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Fed watchers expect Rosengren's comments to be the potentially more interesting of the two.
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However, the apparent isolated outages sent marathon "Luke Cage" watchers into paroxysms of withdrawal:
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Wall Street analysts were largely impressed by the move, and market watchers followed suit.
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The wine is only 85 calories per glass, or three of Weight Watchers' SmartPoints.
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Many Fed watchers expect fewer rate hikes next year than the Fed has forecast.
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He also suggests that market watchers invest in Prudential Financial in the insurance space.
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Political watchers on both sides say voters here will judge Trump similarly: by results.
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Better yet, some market watchers see more runway ahead of most of these stocks.
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But some market watchers are turning optimistic towards the pound after its recent drop.
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But as oil bounces back, some market watchers are not buying into the move.
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The restaurants that pass the test will receive the Weight Watchers seal of approval.
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As a result, some market watchers say homebuilders' shares may be near a trough.
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Weight Watchers and lead bank JP Morgan did not respond to requests for comment.
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That's the paradoxical zone in which stocks find themselves, according to some market-watchers.
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For 2019, Weight Watchers said it expects to generate about $1.4 billion in revenue.
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She now holds 5.4 million Weight Watchers shares, according to a January SEC filing.
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Among their rivals are commercial diet programs including Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig and MediFast.
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Market watchers follow not only its reported sales but also its key futures orders.
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The first place to look, according to industry watchers, is at rival J.P. Morgan.
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As activist investors circle Yahoo, market watchers weigh in on CEO Marissa Mayer's role.
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Of interest to foreign policy watchers will be Rex Tillerson for secretary of State.
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For more serious TV watchers, a four-tuner device is also available for $300.
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Food watchers tell CNBC it's all part of the politics surrounding food and dieting.
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This will feel like deja vu for close watchers of Congress and Congressional elections.
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Russia-watchers say Putin likely had the NPR in mind when delivering his speech.
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Stock market watchers keep complaining about the breadth of the rally — especially in tech.
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Religion-watchers saw the Russian Patriarch's warning as directed, above all, at Patriarch Bartholomew.
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, meeting most market watchers' expectations.
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But other market watchers are a bit more pessimistic about the recent momentum continuing.
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Meanwhile, Blue Apron recently formed an exclusive direct-to-consumer partnership with Weight Watchers.
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Smith also announced on Today that he is now an ambassador for Weight Watchers.
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Princess Kate and Prince William are avid watchers of the HBO medieval fantasy series.
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NO QUESTION is more contested among Russia-watchers than what really motivates the regime.
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Q. There seems to be a general disenchantment with China among American China-watchers.
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Other court-watchers have accused Gorsuch of using a bossy tone on the bench.
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Trade watchers expect that negotiations could start up again with the Mexican election over.
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In fact, longtime SpaceX watchers know that Musk is not very good with deadlines.
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Industry watchers hope Trump will use the speech to fill in his energy platform.
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To many tech watchers, Google's business ties with China could pose a particular problem.
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Despite the gains, two market watchers see a number of bargains in the group.
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Many ethanol-industry watchers I spoke with were flabbergasted by this turn of events.
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Johnson shocked political watchers last night by winning the GOP primary against former Gov.
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Dear Watchers, I fell down another internet hole recently: paint-mixing videos on Instagram.
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But for close watchers of the thoroughbred game, his accomplishments are second to none.
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But many Myanmar watchers said Hlaing's claim is false, pointing to the Rohingya crisis.
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Fourth place was a tie between the brain-focused MIND diet and Weight Watchers.
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Industry watchers had expected the phone to be launched by the end of September.
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Most Pyongyang-watchers believe this is an impossibility, at least for the near term.
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Media magnate Oprah Winfrey is raking it in on her stake in Weight Watchers.
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Some royal watchers said tensions were laid bare during family meetings over the summer.
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Court-watchers have tended to consider Plyler insignificant because the Court's holding was narrow.
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Political watchers may recognize Orman from his bid for the US Senate in 2014.
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Nonetheless, the strategist suggests that market watchers to look at the first quarter results.
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As market volatility persists market watchers eye the Federal Open Market Committee next week.
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Most oil watchers do expect an increase however, before the end of the year.
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The short coat had first lady watchers attempting to read the sartorial tea leaves.
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WW (WTW), formerly known as Weight Watchers, plunged 30% after reporting it's losing subscribers.
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"We all want to be healthier," says Oprah, in her recent Weight Watchers ad.
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Weight Watchers jumped 16.3 percent after the weight management company raised its profit forecast.
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Her latest boost in wealth comes thanks primarily to her investment in Weight Watchers.
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Oprah Winfrey's speech at the Golden Globes sent investors running toward Weight Watchers stock.
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The impact of that on the market was welcome but limited, sector watchers said.
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Still, market watchers were on edge Wednesday as all three major indexes closed lower.
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Marathon watchers should pack a plastic poncho: There's a chance of rain before noon.
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Weight Watchers then was mostly focused on fat reduction, calorie counting and increased fiber.
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Election watchers will tell you there's only one primary really worth watching: the Republicans.
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This time, they will have election watchers on the ground at every polling station.
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As many market watchers predicted, that boost has faded in the last few months.
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As much as economists and market watchers may want, nothing stays the same forever.
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The online firms could help earn confidence from poll watchers by releasing more evidence.
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Add all that up and here's what the future looks like for TV watchers.
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The disclosure took trade watchers and auto industry figures in both countries by surprise.
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For long-time Trump watchers, the president's focus on O'Brien comes as no surprise.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Weight Watchers is shortening its name to WW. Did you hear that?
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But as close Trump-watchers know, he turns on everyone at some point. Everyone.
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"Experienced trade watchers have taken an essentially 'believe it when we see it' attitude."
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Only six states actively bar poll watchers from directly challenging voters at the polls.
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Their choices may push the royals to reflect a modern Britain, royal watchers say.
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But the inflows have some industry watchers wondering: Why the sudden rush to ESG?
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Weight Watchers had reached out to her in the past, but she politely declined.
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I gained 35 pounds in four months — and then I started Weight Watchers online.
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So can joining a gym with friendly competition or a group like Weight Watchers.
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Movie watchers will also appreciate it for the films that perfectly fill the screen.
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Overeaters Anonymous followed, in 1960; Weight Watchers, in 1963; and Jenny Craig, in 1983.
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The "maximum pressure" initiative is backfiring, former U.S. officials and other Iran watchers argued.
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Her tale of an attempted cover-up had elements familiar to seasoned Trump-watchers.
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Still, market watchers noted that risk sentiment appeared to have improved on the whole.
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White House watchers have been chronicling the static between Cohn and Navarro for months.
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The view among veteran McConnell watchers is he has already decided to go nuclear.
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For Fed watchers, the hurricanes have changed the dynamic in a number of ways.
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There's one shorted stock in particular that market watchers are crushing on: Match Group.
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ECB watchers say that the ECB's own review is unlikely to be any quicker.
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Weight Watchers jumped 13.6 percent after the weight management company raised its profit forecast.
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Despite the decline, Weight Watchers still saw 27.6 percent year-over-year subscriber growth.
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Shares of Weight Watchers fell as much as 7 percent in after-hours trading.
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Other market watchers agree discretionary is the better bet of the two leading sectors.
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But industry watchers say Amazon&aposs goals lie elsewhere — in disrupting UPS and FedEx.
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Prior to joining Peet's, Burwick served as president of North America for Weight Watchers.
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As that spending deal comes together, energy watchers have their eyes on other issues.
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But the number of defaults is ticking up, causing some market watchers to worry.
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Many market watchers questioned how willing non-OPEC countries could be to cut output.
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Some FTC watchers say the Democratic commissioners' approach has been a long time coming.
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Watchers recite ten Psalms every half hour, but, in between, things can get boring.
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American intelligence officials and Iran watchers say the protests appear to have started organically.
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A great curio for non-watchers of the show, and a must for fans.
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I was surprised to see predictions of doom being offered by progressive court watchers.
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With valuations rising, market watchers are paying close attention to the earnings forecast trend.
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The implication of the scene is that Lee might be one of the Watchers, and that the tales he is telling his fellow Watchers are from his many different Marvel movie cameos, meaning that he's the same guy in all those different films.
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The PPI, a measure of wholesale inflation, could be an important report for Fed watchers.
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After 17 months on Weight Watchers, Oprah is a master at working her daily points.
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In addition to logging food, the other pillar of the Weight Watchers lexicon is community.
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But some market watchers said UK stocks may now be a good longer-term bet.
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Jones's presence in the Austin conspiracy scene eventually earned him attention from national hate watchers.
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A new photo of the Duchess of Cornwall has royal-watchers doing a double take.
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Some China watchers, however, believe real growth is already much weaker than official data suggest.
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On Tuesday night, pundits and political watchers around the country lived up to the calling.
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Yet while the moves were intended to be reassuring, they triggered confusion among market watchers.
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Last year, pay TV watchers declined 3.4 percent — so the rate of attrition is increasing.
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Like last quarter as well, industry watchers will also be watching the next year's guidance.
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These results weren't nearly as dramatic as what industry watchers and doctors had hoped for.
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But some China watchers are more worried about the risks of sharp slowdown next year.
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She also showed off the look on Snapchat, posing and telling watchers the same message.
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Oprah Winfrey wants you to know that eating on Weight Watchers doesn't mean monotonous dieting.
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Some market watchers say the sell-off in the bond market may have been overdone.
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The financial information provider recommended that market watchers invest in consumer staples and health care.
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Weight Watchers, the most familiar brand in the weight-loss industry, is losing its name.
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But to close watchers of fake news in Sri Lanka, it came as no surprise.
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Weight Watchers also raised its full-year earnings guidance to between 103 cents and $1.05.
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In this tough market, software could be your best bet, according to two market watchers.
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This year's watchers included Editor-In-Chief Austin Walker, myself, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau.
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But Lib Dem watchers guess the party could pick up more than 20 new seats.
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Miss Juneteenth 2015, Sean-Maree Swinger-Otey, 17, waves at parade watchers in Denver, 2015.
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The S&P's failure to reach a new high, however, has some market watchers concerned.
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This isn't how it was supposed to happen, at least not according to political watchers.
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The decision to hold the ceremony behind closed doors has inspired criticism among royals-watchers.
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Last week, Weight Watchers announced a program to provide free memberships to 10 million teens.
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Industry watchers think 233 will be anaemic, with either more falls or very modest growth.
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Industry watchers have given the new handset reviews that are solid, but not earth-shattering.
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Weight Watchers (WTW) was added to the America's Analyst Focus list at J.P. Morgan Securities.
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Weight Watchers, and not only because she has a 10 percent stake in the company.
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First off, the Watchers report that the Unsullied warriors have been filming in Toome, Ireland.
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The episode did include a warning that informed watchers the show would have disturbing scenes.
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And in May, the TV mogul said Weight Watchers has been a true lifestyle change.
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A CNN/ORC poll of debate watchers had Clinton winning the debate 52% to 39%.
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Still, market watchers remain concerned that if Sanders becomes President, he may raise taxes substantially.
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Some Nobel watchers had taken Colombia off their lists of favourites after the referendum "No".
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Those nuptials took place at Windsor Castle, and royal watchers streamed for free on YouTube.
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The succession quandary has long weighed on Akihito's mind, Japanese media and royal watchers say.
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To freeze or not to freeze — that is the question oil watchers want to know.
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But loan watchers fear that if the supply-demand imbalance persists, their discipline may fold.
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HP's renewed commitment to gaming comes as welcome news for industry watchers and, potentially, gamers.
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That could spell real trouble for longtime Caterpillar rival Deere, according to two market watchers.
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Weight Watchers also raised its full-year forecast as it sees upbeat member recruitment trends.
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Last year, the weight-loss company Weight Watchers also left a test environment accessible online.
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In late December, the company launched a partnership with WW, formerly known as Weight Watchers.
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The new Chromecast is still boring for TV watchers, but it's suddenly fascinating for gamers.
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Celestial eye candyFor you sky watchers out there, 2019 will feature some interesting astronomical phenomena.
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Conversely, market watchers consider that more anomalies will force oil-producing countries to minimize output.
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But Yellen could continue to impact markets, as Fed watchers weigh her words against expectations.
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Suggestions for drinking games floated on the Internet, and some watchers appeared to play along.
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But eagle-eyed fashion watchers noticed subtle differences in the heel height and sole color.
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Weight Watchers shares plunged following the company's earnings report, particularly due to very disappointing guidance.
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Later Monday, however, Weight Watchers issued a statement to clarify its position on Winfrey's absences.
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Winfrey's stake in Weight Watchers was valued at $160.18 million when the markets closed Tuesday.
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At the time, the Hwasong-12 had not yet been seen by North Korea watchers.
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Market watchers remain concern about whether Alphabet's compartmentalization helps the stock in the long run.
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The consensus among oil-market watchers is that there will be a cut on Nov.
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But not all market watchers agree that stocks are in for a turn of fate.
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Still, market watchers remain concerned that there may be slowing growth in the luxury market.
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She'll depart HSN on May 24 and is expected to join Weight Watchers in July.
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Amazon's private label business has been booming over the past year, according to industry watchers.
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The "watchers" love Vee and Ian, and initially shower them with cash, praise, and couture.
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China-watchers sometimes talk of an "Angola model": low-interest loans, using commodities as collateral.
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WW, the health and wellness company formerly known as Weight Watchers, came in third place.
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Market-watchers are wondering if, and to what degree, China might retaliate against U.S. companies.
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Court watchers can expect skirmishing over the justices' power to second-guess the administration's move.
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Wales's beautiful scenery and wildlife also attract hikers, bird watchers, hunters, fishing enthusiasts and sailors.
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The individuals urge watchers to join in the "fight" before the shot cuts to Avenatti.
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Iran-watchers said the press conference appeared calculated to embolden Trump to scrap the accord.
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Jennifer Hudson went from size 16 to size six and credits WW, formerly Weight Watchers.
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Furthermore, the Marquette and Monmouth polls in Wisconsin have raised questions among some poll watchers.
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However, none of this resonates with Middle East watchers who have any sense of history.
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Some China watchers, however, believe real growth is already much weaker than official data suggests.
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This is designed so the movie watchers can relax in the bed of the truck.
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Gymboree's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection has many retail industry watchers wondering who's next.
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For market watchers at emerging markets investment bank Exotix Capital, the left-winger spells trouble.
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Watchers apparently felt the same way, and the hashtag #WeLoveYouAlex trended on Twitter soon after.
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Many Microsoft-watchers, including your humble correspondent, thought it was fated to forever be vaporware.
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But some court watchers said Obama was smart to focus on a nominee with experience.
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Watchers in Britain managed to find a break in the cloudy skies early Monday morning.
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This means that the trader sees Weight Watchers closing above $13.65 upon mid-February expiration.
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However, some market watchers are turning optimistic towards the British currency after its recent drop.
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There's much uncertainty around the future of its watchers after the announcement of the deal.
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And China-watchers are worried about Steve Bannon's hawkish views on the South China Sea.
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"We've received reports of efforts to mobilize untrained poll watchers in Arizona," she told me.
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Yet even by Trump's standards, the language was harsh, and surprised many Middle East watchers.
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While it is still early, some market watchers are encouraged by the results so far.
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Some watchers were not wow'd by the animal puppets that were used throughout the show.
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Some market watchers see opportunities abroad as equity valuations in the U.S. appear historically stretched.
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FCC watchers believe the Democratic spot will likely be filled by former Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel.
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The breadth of the proposals has created a rare sense of dynamism among Saudi watchers.
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Many Vatican watchers saw the act as evidence of Benedict's commitment to combating the issue.
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The TV-watchers of VICE have compiled 25 shows that should have ended much sooner.
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Regional watchers said that Trump was not expected to lecture the Saudis on human rights.
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But the decision disappointed some library watchers who had long awaited news of the stacks.
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Canny debate watchers may have been checking to make sure the right one was onstage.
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But Mr. Ma's political affiliation came as no surprise to many Chinese and China watchers.
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And the brand's fortunes have been growing at a clip that has shocked industry watchers.
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Market watchers point to other factors they say also bear the hallmarks of a turnaround.
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Weight Watchers, now known officially as WW International Inc, declined to comment on the campaign.
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To some analysts and other close watchers of Goldman, the shift should have come sooner.
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Saudi watchers have said there is no evidence he is willing to take the throne.
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Fortunately, these near-sovereigns are afforded gilded rites of passage for royal watchers to consume.
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Some Court watchers saw undertones of a political compromise in that earlier 7-2 vote.
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Weight Watchers saw all this happening and concluded that people didn't have faith in diets.
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And in April, Weight Watchers International hired Mindy Grossman, the chief executive of HSN Inc.
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There's a debate underway among economists and market watchers over whether such moves are wise.
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Liberal court-watchers already fear the lasting political damage a revivified conservative court might cause.
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WATCH: Fed-watchers also will be keeping on eye on the $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Industry watchers also point to money as a key factor in the new streaming wars.
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Today, however, watchers on the walls — physical and political — can be observed there and everywhere.
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To make up for that, the Weight Watchers tone was, crucially, upbeat and likable. Mrs.
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Some China watchers fear real growth levels could be much lower than official data suggest.
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Market watchers have also previously suggested 2100 could be another weak year for the dollar.
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However, industry watchers remain skeptical of a sustained recovery in prices due to the oversupply.
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Even Weight Watchers announced plans in March to sell kits in stores later this year.
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The Fed also announced a few housekeeping changes, primarily of interest to its close watchers.
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As the season began, some academy watchers forecast that the deal was all but sealed.
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Market watchers are now bracing for another wide ride in the stock market on Friday.
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There were also multiple reports of poll-watchers being blocked from carrying out their duties.
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After the bell, Etsy, Square, Express Scripts, Axon, Workday, Hertz Global and Weight Watchers report.
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The throngs of eclipse-watchers on the State Capitol grounds cheered and roared with approval.
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Beyond that, party lawyers are available to assist if officials reject the poll watchers' claims.
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In April, Mindy Grossman, HSN's chief executive since 2008, left to run Weight Watchers International.
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China watchers say the brazen step toward life-long tenure for Xi demonstrates his character.
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They're also avid bird-watchers, and told People that they enjoy tennis and downhill skiing.
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As experienced court watchers know, oral argument is only the tip of the decisional iceberg.
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Weight Watchers also announced Wednesday it would remove artificial ingredients from its branded food products.
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But many market watchers nevertheless say market conditions continue to point to an imminent cut.
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Some industry watchers have also questioned the direction Cadillac's marketing has taken in recent years.
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Putin's overwhelming victory and the circumstances leading to it have prompted criticism from Russia watchers.
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Weight Watchers previously said it expected full-year earnings between $3.00 and $3.20 per share.
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Not all market watchers have cheered Wall Street's bounds from record to record this year.
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Weight Watchers and Blue Apron did not immediately respond to requests for comment from CNBC.
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International election-watchers said that the contest was tainted by ballot-stuffing and other irregularities.
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Given this landscape, some wealth watchers are wondering: Has the hedge fund billionaires' moment passed?
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For months, court-watchers -- including Gates' own attorneys -- have anticipated additional charges against the defendants.
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Some watchers predict campaign season will reignite his and other politicians' focus on drug prices.
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They shared photos of him on social media with adoring royal watchers around the globe.
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They shared photos of him on social media with adoring royal watchers around the globe.
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Public polling has been scarce, but election watchers expect the race to go into overtime.
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Saudi watchers have said there is no evidence he is willing to take the throne.
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The food court was packed with teenagers, people watchers and families having Friday night dinners.
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And for close watchers of the charts, the market's "internals" are telling us that already.
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Oprah Winfrey took a very unwanted bath after Weight Watchers stock took a huge hit.
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But when you have poll watchers, sometimes they're challenging things that need not be challenged.
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That will make it the longest such streak in the eyes of many market watchers.
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Russia watchers hoped Trump wouldn't be overly friendly with Putin when they encountered each other.
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Jeff Sessions's nomination for attorney general held the attention of political watchers throughout the day.
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About 35% of the respondents admitted that they binge-watch TV. Not surprisingly, those who self-identified as binge-watchers were more likely to report higher average screen time in the past seven days compared to those who did not identify as binge-watchers.
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"As a result of the Commonwealth's arbitrary restriction on poll watchers, candidates, political parties and political bodies are unjustifiably burdened in their attempts to locate available, qualified registered electors who can serve as poll watchers," the lawsuit said, as first reported by The Washington Post.
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INGRAHAM: The big question for all of us court watchers is of course the Supreme Court.
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Since joining Weight Watchers last September, King, 61, has been documenting her weight loss — and gains.
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Other market watchers, however, did expect the government to begin to ease up on the brakes.
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Some market watchers said that the uncertainty surrounding a deal continued to weigh on risk sentiment.
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For some China watchers his absence is a bad omen for the state of Sino-U.
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"He was a spectacularly committed hypochondriac, and close watchers of Late Night could tell," writes Zinoman.
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While gross domestic product has improved, market watchers appear disappointed with the prospects for earnings growth.
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Yet these hits are from "hate watchers" just as much as they are from her supporters.
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And as royal watchers noticed, it was a look that Camilla had sported earlier this week.
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The question North Korea watchers are asking: How long will Kim keep his missile program grounded?
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Some China watchers, however, believe real growth levels are already much lower than official data suggests.
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The nature of Thursday's meeting surprised many OPEC watchers, who have grown used to acrimonious gatherings.
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After this week's episode, Supergirl watchers were struck by the intimacy of Alex's coming out onscreen.
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Market watchers expect Iran's oil output to drop by a third by the end of 2018.
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Industry watchers also say cannabis consumers have reduced their alcohol intake in U.S. states following legalization.
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Podcast industry watchers are concerned about exactly how Spotify's ad practices are going to shape up.
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Market watchers were largely impressed by the results, including the significant slowdown in GE's cash burn.
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A Reuters poll showed market watchers expect the manufacturing PMI reading to come in at 50.0.
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It's making some Fed-watchers think the market is finally ready to see rates rise again.
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The company didn't formally announce it, but Microsoft watchers and Windows sites have nonetheless discovered it.
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North Korea watchers in Malaysia say that in private, US pressure has been even more intense.
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And yet for watchers of religious freedom, the Copts of Egypt present something of a paradox.
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The number of Weight Watchers members reached 3.1 million, with 11.2 percent growth in North America.
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By the 103st century, 210,212 of the nation's 21997,700 weather watchers were filing their data electronically.
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At 7, she tried to join Weight Watchers, and at 9 went to weight loss camp.
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"Mosquitoes and midges immediately appeared at totality and bit unsuspecting and unprepared eclipse watchers," he wrote.
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One of the closest watchers of jihadist propaganda for years has been SITE Intelligence in Washington.
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Political consultancy Eurasia Group, however, said that election watchers should exercise some caution around those predictions.
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Nickelodeon in particular continues to command a large share of young live TV watchers, he added.
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Media watchers were quick to castigate Thiel for using his extensive wealth to fund these lawsuits.
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Of those self-professed binge-watchers, 31 percent said they binge at least once a week.
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And record viewership of GOP primary debates suggests Trump will draw even more watchers this time.
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Cavoo's device has eight HDMI inputs, which should satisfy all but the most fanatical TV watchers.
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But if you talk to Silicon Valley watchers, the company is not in a good place.
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Steve Ballmer wants sports watchers to see Los Angeles Clippers basketball games from the players' perspectives.
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The above scenario might still seem like a stretch to grizzled Washington and Wall Street watchers.
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Upcoming monetary policy meeting from the U.S. Federal Reserve is also in focus for market watchers.
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Homebuilder stocks just got crushed, and some market watchers say there's far more pain to come.
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When Weight Watchers was founded in 1963, body positivity wasn't part of the mainstream cultural discourse.
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Islamic phobia in America has many market watchers concerned about the rise of Islamic banking stateside.
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Just before the sector's debut, some market watchers were skeptical of the group continuing its gains.
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For some market watchers, the idea of a little consolidation in tech could be a positive.
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Market watchers say the tax shifted sales into the second quarter, pulling money from future quarters.
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In mixed wards "watchers"—relatives or sometimes hired helpers—attend to patients more often than nurses.
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Other China watchers appeared to be a little more optimistic with Hong Kong's pursuit of democracy.
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All told, the value of Weight Watchers soared $1.4 billion in the months following Winfrey's involvement.
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Market watchers questioned whether or not the economy was ready for a September interest rate rise.
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Some market watchers are turning to sectors that typically benefit from rising rates, like the financials.
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There's a totally redesigned Stocks app that becomes a lot more useful for casual market watchers.
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She told the group that life partner Stedman Graham has also become her Weight Watchers partner.
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However, so far this has failed to materialize, leaving some market-watchers surprised over recent weakness.
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Election-watchers querying when to pay attention to the 2020 race have to solve three puzzles.
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Amazon and Weight Watchers, a weight-loss brand, have a slice of the $2bn market, too.
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Instead, Korea-watchers expect a focus on simpler goals such as agreeing to regular future meetings.
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We asked several top Trump-watchers what has surprised them most about the first six months.
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The speed of events in Zimbabwe this week has taken even experienced Africa watchers by surprise.
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GoT watchers respect the "no spoiler" rule more than any group of TV fans I know.
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That's what happened to a group of whale watchers in Port Macquarie, Australia on Saturday afternoon.
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More serious watchers of The Bachelorette are likely familiar with a little site called Reality Steve.
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Market watchers said expansion of the outbound investment scheme should have limited impact on the yuan.
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It is often noted by religion-watchers that Christianity globally is becoming more southern and exuberant.
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Health industry watchers on Twitter did not hold back in their assessment of the deal. Wow.
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That Zhou got his name called should not be a surprise, even to stateside draft-watchers.
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Oprah Winfrey just made more news, saying she lost 26 pounds on her Weight Watchers diet.
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Media watchers agree that the legal penalties, if demanded in full, could easily bankrupt the company.
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Cheers and applause rang out, followed by silence in which watchers intently listed to every word.
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China watchers point out that the deal could help Apple gain credibility with the Chinese government.
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Market watchers largely expect second-quarter U.S. economic growth to top current forecasts of 4.1 percent.
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For binge-watchers, one of Home's most useful features is about to get a lot better.
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And a few eagle-eyed royal watchers noticed why: The dress is not a new style.
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Libya watchers aren't so sure that Blumenthal was passing the US Secretary Of State solid intelligence.
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"At Weight Watchers, I don't have to choose between weight loss and living well," she says.
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After oral arguments, court watchers believed that the Court might be poised to reverse that decision.
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Weight Watchers — The weight management company named HSN chief executive Mindy Grossman as its new CEO.
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Some tech watchers point out that Facebook's existing reach to user data and preferences is broader.
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Market watchers pay attention to how top insurers allocate money in their biannual investment strategy briefings.
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Amazon and NFL's argument: Prime subscribers are much more engaged than random NFL watchers/samplers. Perhaps.
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However, it is widely seen by China watchers as inaccurate and propped up by the government.
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Not all climate watchers are convinced that these kinds of negative emission technologies are the answer.
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Their return to fashion among Japan-watchers shows just how deep concerns about the economy run.
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While an international listing for Aramco hasn't been entirely ruled out, market watchers have their doubts.
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The USGS assured worried geyser-watchers on Twitter that such eruptions are normal at any frequency.
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While the two leaders exude a sense of optimism, many policymakers and Korea-watchers are skeptical.
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Other conservative court watchers have been reluctant to set parameters on when justices should step down.
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The Hill: Court-watchers wait to see whether justices focus on the statutory or constitutional arguments.
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Some market watchers believe Kim Jong Un's suspension of North Korean nuclear tests has strings attached.
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Multiple fashion gurus and first lady watchers went wild for the lux look: GOOD GOOGA MOOGA.
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Market watchers fear an escalation in protectionist moves could damage the U.S. economy or American companies.
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However, few industry watchers, including Fertik, believe any potential fines would reach anywhere near that level.
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China-based North Korea-watchers scoured for clues to pin down the identity of the visitor.
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This slow moving financial catastrophe comes as no surprise to close watchers of the Postal Service.
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Other governments, market watchers and economists are also paying careful attention to the country's economic situation.
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Some watchers of the country have expected civil war in Ethiopia for the past two years.
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The volatile nature of all cryptocurrencies has left market watchers on edge amid looming regulatory concerns.
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It showed how social media could be a force for inspiration and hope among younger watchers.
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Weight Watchers' quarterly revenue climbed 15 percent, to $323.7 million, up from $280.8 million last year.
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Doubtful. Some China-watchers have dismissed Xi's embrace of free trade as cynical or downright dishonest.
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Powell will steer the Fed, but central bank watchers note that the institution is already shifting.
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Court watchers had been expecting a 4-4 tie before Justice Antonin Scalia died. http://bit.
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Some China watchers, however, believe real growth levels are already much weaker than official data suggest.
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Weight Watchers stock jumped more than 7 percent after the bell, following all-over positive earnings.
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The sharp deceleration in Commercial & Industrial (C&I) lending has caused concern among some market watchers.
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IBD economic optimism and the ISM-NY business conditions index are the standouts for market-watchers.
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Watchers felt the same way as Trebek, and the hashtag #WeLoveYouAlex trended on Twitter soon after.
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"It's kind of like Weight Watchers, but the goal is to lose brown people," he said.
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Both have focused on automation, a tool industry watchers expect Amazon to further harness in 2018.
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China-watchers deemed the four-day trip as important, but its consequences were not immediately apparent.
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Yet it's unclear how much the move will change the dynamics of the race, watchers said.
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It's a popular tourist attraction, and it's most-visited by Revolutionary War buffs and bird-watchers.
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Dear Watchers, I went to a talent show last weekend, and it was an utter joy.
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Some market watchers are cautious on the stocks, given how far many of them have come.
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The Fed is expected by most market watchers to raise interest rates by a quarter point.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's latest comments on an India venture caught many Tesla watchers by surprise.
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New deals are coming with higher rates to sweeten the offer for investors, market-watchers said.
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One of the closest watchers of jihadist propaganda for years has been SITE Intelligence in Washington.
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ET on Monday court watchers will hear arguments in three cases, including Town of Chester v.
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Market watchers have long called for consolidation as a primary means of growth - and even survival.
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But most Brussels-watchers do not expect Europe to take political action to enforce its rules.
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S. trade in aviation and aerospace supplies and services so far, aerospace industry watchers say. tgam.
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Many market watchers are bewildered that its destruction has not dragged the entire bull market down.
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Mr. Powell's moves as Fed chairman have not surprised markets, nor struck Fed watchers as unexpected.
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But even the closest watchers of Mr. Kim's activities were unsure who was on the train.
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The measure is tracked by the ECB and so followed closely by market watchers and economists.
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North Korea watchers are divided about whether or not the report is likely to be accurate.
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We were the watchers on the couches, and now our … wait, how does it go again?
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The magic carpet ride on the front nine captivated Woods watchers from all over the globe.
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Some court-watchers are concerned that Barrett has been too explicit on abortion to be confirmable.
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I reported odd, terrifying and sudden physical changes; they recommended cognitive behavioral therapy and Weight Watchers.
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Market watchers have said for months that stocks were overpriced and long overdue for another pullback.
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The other side is you and I as readers, watchers, clickers, listeners, posters, likers and retweeters.
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As bird-watchers, they appreciate the proximity of the river, where they have spotted numerous eagles.
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Chris Matthews is looking a lot like Megyn Kelly — and that has some media watchers worrying.
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By the time of the conference, the Oprah-Weight Watchers partnership had proved a clear success.
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Many readers of this column, Iran watchers and proliferation experts especially, no doubt fear the possibility.
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She has been prodding him about putting on pounds, so he has returned to Weight Watchers.
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For political watchers, the most striking thing about this outpouring of political activism is its spontaneity.
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Congress and energy watchers will also begin waiting for news on an energy bill conference committee.
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And I have Weight Watchers (now known as WW) to thank for that lesson in adulting.
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For Oval Office watchers, a familiar film reel is playing on the screen: An irritated president.
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Some Jupiter-watchers wondered if they were witnessing the beginning of the Great Red Spot's end.
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Market watchers are predicting few changes in the new year, although interest rates are edging up.
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But it is almost farcical to pretend that PSAPs are being used only by bird-watchers.
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Why it matters: It's an unexpected decline as most industry watchers expected the reading to rise.
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This isn't a distinction that casual NFL watchers or knowers of Midwestern geography typically get wrong.
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But industry watchers say the impact of coronavirus is outlasting and outdoing the Chinese New Year.
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Those complicated factors have industry watchers worried that any auto tariffs could backfire on U.S. manufacturers.
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One post tech watchers will be anticipating is a replacement for Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith.
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Market watchers said they would look closely at output from countries like Iran, Libya and Russia.
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But market watchers say the yuan will continue to face depreciation pressure as the Sino-U.
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They were also, Warren watchers agree, a reflection of the candidate's own determined and focused character.
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Whale watchers in Southeast Alaska got the surprise of a lifetime, KTUU TV reported on Wednesday.
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Industry watchers say this and other safe-driving features are among the systems ripe for integration.
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Market-watchers are wary of Russia's commitment, especially as U.S. crude exports are on the rise.
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Some market watchers also warned of acceleration in inflation given the stronger economy and low unemployment.
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I make a Totino's Party Pizza and ignore the fact that Weight Watchers won't like it.
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But Fed watchers expect him to stay away from the topic of tariffs, even if asked.
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Winfrey, who sits on Weight Watchers' board of directors, owns about 8 percent of its stock.
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Still, market watchers regarded the fall as a healthy development that the markets had been anticipating.
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For now, some political watchers don't believe Trump will act on his proposed measures just yet.
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Market watchers saw Cohn's potential departure as a bad omen for the White House's economic policy.
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Increasingly, industry watchers say Amazon&aposs burgeoning logistics network will soon compete with FedEx and UPS.
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Industry watchers were stunned when, a few months later, Weber clinched the deal at $62 billion.
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The euro traded slightly lower following Draghi's comments at "The ECB and Its Watchers" on Wednesday.
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Most headlines and politics-watchers focused on the dramatic Republican gains in the House of Representatives.
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Weight Watchers introduced a program last month called WW FreeStyle that's more flexible than previous programs.
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As readers and watchers, we want to be able to control our experience of our entertainment.
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Netflix may soon have a way for binge-watchers to take their laziness to new heights.
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Weight Watchers said it will share more specific criteria and guidelines when it launches the program.
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Weight Watchers is now just called WW, but the company's point system is still widely popular.
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Cryptocurrencies' volatile nature and potential for large-scale gains could be what attracts some market watchers.
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Department watchers should stop focusing on the number of applicants and start worrying about their quality.
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But market watchers say the yuan will continue to face depreciation pressure as the Sino-U.
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Election watchers will tell you there's only one primary you really have to watch: the Republicans.
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I follow Weight Watchers where, generally, food that is low in sugar is lower in points.
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Though many watchers deemed the videos "fake," they still garnered him over 1 million views, collectively.
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Oman-watchers in London fear for their relationship (and the defence contracts) when the ailing sultan dies.
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Maybe she's tried Weight Watchers, gastric bypass, personal training, a lap-band, too many diets to name.
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For industry watchers, the annual Toronto International Film Festival is one of the year's major cinema events.
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Apple's gross margin — a key metric that industry watchers focus on — was down to 38% from 39.7%.
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The Door, Westworld watchers, apparently leads to the destruction of not only the human consciousnesses Delos Inc.
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Fed watchers expected a similar comment but the Fed statement on Wednesday, but the phrase wasn't there.
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For many reasons, both WW (née Weight Watchers) and Facebook have banned the images in their ads.
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Like Vatican-watchers during a conclave or newly graduated transit planners, venture capitalists are obsessed with signals.
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Industry watchers say Samsung and Xiaomi have benefited from offering a wide range of smartphones to customers.
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That amount could rise to $300 billion if there is full inclusion, as many market watchers expect.
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Commodity watchers were expected the alliance to remove 2400 million to 2000 million bpd from the market.
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Sykes is also 59 years old, and some court watchers think that Trump might prefer someone younger.
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Most election-watchers expect, however, that Le Pen would lose the second round of voting to Macron.
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From this assumption arises his frequent call for "poll watchers" with no legal authority and questionable roles.
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But in the back half of the year, commodity watchers anticipate new headwinds for the oil market.
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The characters are archetypes of people most watchers are friends with, or want to be friends with.
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