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The gamble seems to have worked, with Mad Men attracting 1.6 million viewers for its premiere, with audiences dipping to around 1 million viewers an episode for the rest of the 13 episodes - although top dramas on higher-rated cable competitors, such as TNT and USA, draw 3 million or more.

But after the market sell-off, that equity allocation dipped to around 38percentt.

AS foreclosures have risen nationwide, the homeownership rate has dipped, to around 67 percent as of late 2009 from a high of 69 percent in 2006, according to the Census Bureau.

Economists expected new filings for jobless benefits to dip to around 340,000 last week.

The audience for show's final Channel 4 series earlier this year had dipped to around 1.5 million.

The crude oil price dipped to around $134 a barrel yesterday after touching a record high of nearly $140 on Monday, but the oil firms still gained.

The second and third episodes dipped to around 300,000 viewers in the demographic, but the fourth episode showed a slight increase.

In April, Fiat's share price dipped to around €4.50, the lowest for years.It looked rather opportunistic that the deal made Exor a profit of €74m at IFIL's expense.

In preparation for the economic summit of world leaders, which begins on Wednesday in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland — where daytime temperatures have hovered around 23 degrees Fahrenheit and dipped to around 10 degrees at night with a dusting of snow — protesters are carving out igloos from the packed powder.

That's up a bit from the 37.7 billion video views the company reported in August, though the total number of unique viewers dipped to around 181.5 million from 188 million in the previous month.

The temperature during the day could reach the upper 30s (in Celsius), but dipped to around 15 at night.