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Gold futures - which serve as a gauge of market sentiment - reached the same level on 7 October.

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Still, Schumer began gauging his caucus Monday afternoon on the prospects of a continuing resolution that would in effect delay a shutdown by a week, briefly extending government funding in order to continue negotiations.

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How do you gauge the waxing and waning of paradise?

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She said in her filing that the police had asked her to conduct a test gauging her eyes’ reaction to stimulus, a “less accurate and subjective test” than the blood test she requested.

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Having hammered lowly-ranked Spain and Japan, it was hard to gauge exactly how well they were playing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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