That wiped up to $55 billion off of the company's stock market value.
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After the hearing concluded, committee staffers wiped up chicken grease from the area around Cohen's seat.
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It as an interior liner, so spills inside can be wiped up and won't ruin your bag.
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His first piece at the end of January, alleging fraud and creative accounting at Wirecard's Singapore office, wiped up to $10 billion off the fintech's stock market value and triggered a police investigation in the Asian city-state.
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Deutsche Post had already said the coronavirus has wiped up to 70 million euros ($79.37 million) off its operating profit in February, but it said on Tuesday that three of its divisions were only marginally affected by the outbreak.
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Braun made the bullish statements as he seeks to shake off allegations of fraud and false accounting made in a series of Financial Times articles that shook investors and wiped up to $10 billion off Wirecard's market value in January and February.
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These Huns were eventually wiped up by the Romans in 401 after they began plundering the territory.
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I > have worn winter things and furs and shawl up to Saturday, and till the last > ten days have had broken chilblains on my hands. Mrs. Bowen and I could not > sleep from cold and aching limbs and back. Water spilt on the stone floor > did not dry for hours, though wiped up. Mildew is on the walls of my cell.
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Oliver offered to take Aly out for lunch. At the Bikini Bar, they had lunch with Maya and Carter in the same restaurant. Aly ordered a hot green tea which Oliver accidentally spilled all over her hand and wiped up and then kissed her hand. Aly went to her room and told this to Darla Forrester, her mother who appears to her as a ghost.
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It is important to keep laminate clean, as dust, dirt, and sand particles may scratch the surface over time in high-traffic areas. It is also important to keep laminate relatively dry, since sitting water/moisture can cause the planks to swell, warp, etc., though some brands are equipped with water-resistant coatings. Water spills aren't a problem if they're wiped up quickly, and not allowed to sit for a prolonged period of time.
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He feared an accusation of schism by the Holy inquisition, and using the excuse that he found the quality of the image so degraded by the handling of the pilgrims who had broken off piece, so he decided to burn it. There was a special attempt to destroy the crucifix by a great fire. But the crucifix didn't burn. Instead it transpired a lot of oily liquid which the devotees wiped up with small pieces of cotton.
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While my > family's killer is on the loose. He wiped up his finger prints, all traces > of his crime, Putting a stained suit under the mattress, no doubt he knew it > was mine His purpose clear to see the murder of the missing member without > fear of the fine Time he would gain and safe he would be So I ask you is it > strange that I am sentenced to the noose While my family's killer is on the > loose. My family's funeral I wanted to attend, I had to escape and sealed my > own fate in the end. If my loved ones saw, and wondered why I was not there, > I pray God told them of the hounds and the hare.
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Nadine anchored Al Arabiya's special coverage of the major Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) markets' correction that wiped up to 50 percent of the market capitalization of GCC stocks at the beginning of 2006. Her experience however goes beyond the newsroom to the field, where she has reported live from the NYSE, and has done investigative reports from major Arab cities especially Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. She has also covered and reported from major international events and conferences, including the International Monetary Fund and World Bank 2006 meetings held in Singapore, the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2008, 2009 and 2011 in Davos, and the Euromoney 2006 conference "Building the Future" in Riyadh. Hani is often asked to moderate high profile conferences such as the panels at the World Economic Forum, and the "Leaders in Dubai".
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Such bowled extremely economically in the middle of the innings, his 34 overs conceding just 50 runs, and he picked up the wickets of Rutherford and Shane Thomson, and although Parore once again dug in to try to restore some pride, when DeFreitas (5-71) returned he wiped up the tail, finally removing Parore (42) caught behind as the last wicket. Between the First and Second Tests, noted cricket writer Scyld Berry praised Atherton's captaincy and called for England to be ruthless and dominate the rest of the series in the same manner as they had won the First Test, noting that "a full length and a little swing are enough to expose New Zealand", who seemed heavily dependent on big scores from Martin Crowe to make a game of it."Atherton must keep up the momentum of victory", Scyld Berry article in the Sunday Telegraph, 12 June 1994, accessed from Cricinfo.com on 26 March 2007.
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