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The lofty gain in LinkedIn Corp., notwithstanding Friday's small second-day drop, has many on Wall Street making the case to short the stock.
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There were "second-day angles," to use journalism parlance, as writers strained to find deeper meaning in the death of a national symbol or pin down a cultural shift that led to a lesbian donning the iconic Bat-emblem.
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(Sounds like he's reading from our second-day headine.)
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Fine particles can travel long distances and even though the snow up north doesn't look as black as second-day snow in New York City, it's still losing its luster; it's not as reflective.
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It was the second-day prospect of nuclear disaster that finally put the bulls to rout, and made the indexes match the newscasts.
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PRO POTENTIAL: The Cardinals weren't awash in pro prospects a year ago, so the departing seniors are all likely second-day picks or rookie free agent candidates.
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Some foods taste better left-over -- the second-day helping of turkey and stuffing at Thanksgiving.
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The Northeastern U.S. began a second-day dig out from a powerful blizzard that wreaked havoc for travelers on airlines, trains and roadways — all still struggling to return to normal.
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Have you hit up this idea before and turned out a great second-day meal?
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It may sell another 30% in a second-day noncompetitive round Thursday, possibly bringing the overall issue to € 480 million.
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