But dollar weakness abated as the European session wore on.
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They've abated since, but water reservoirs are still drying up.
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Bad organisation and infighting, however, appear not to have abated.
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The energy has not entirely abated, at least in Pittsburgh.
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There's no indication that the trend has abated since 2008.
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Bush's passing, her presence has not abated in her family.
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But where the fighting has abated, things are looking up.
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More than 20 years on, nationalist hatreds have not abated.
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Common charges: $990 a month; taxes: $60 a year (abated).
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The briefing warns, however, that the danger has not abated.
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Common charges: $403 a month; taxes: $228 a year, abated.
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The visible damage from this incident had abated at last.
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Residents and opposition forces said the violence had abated elsewhere.
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But the dollar funding squeeze has abated considerably this week.
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You've seen commodity price have been abated, they're quite stabilized.
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The attacks have abated, with no major incidents since January.
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But Monday and early Tuesday, some of those concerns abated.
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The turmoil abated when Mr. Mansour reluctantly mumbled the correct words.
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The risks of a hard landing in China have not abated.
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Tensions between the central and Catalan regional government have abated somewhat.
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Those abated in December enough to let the Fed raise rates.
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Credit risks proved to be overstated as the energy bust abated.
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That is a signal that worries about tight supply have abated.
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What's happening: Leaks of their views, feuds or demands have abated.
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The longing for change among the Iranian people hasn't abated, however.
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Scores of arrests have followed, but the theft has not abated.
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How much will the cycle of inner-city violence have abated?
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Since September, the spread of cholera across the country has abated.
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Elsewhere, the safe-haven Japanese yen sagged as trade war worries abated.
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It was a place where intellect could be augmented and discrimination abated.
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So my obsessive paranoia about losing all my photos was not abated.
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Such concerns have abated however with an alternative solution being put forward.
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And so it got worse and worse … the selling pressure never abated.
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In time, my father's focus on who was or wasn't gay abated.
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And though he and Dr. DeBakey reconciled, their rivalry never completely abated.
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The belching pocket square crisis of drafts past appears to have abated.
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Healthcare, although it's been a leading sector, has abated in its pace.
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Since the trade deadline passed, speculation about his future has not abated.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms have abated, the official said.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms abated, the spokesperson said Saturday.
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It incited a severe scarcity in foreign exchange that hasn't abated yet.
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Corruption seems to have abated, at least at the highest levels of government.
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Aleppo residents said the ferocious air attacks of previous nights had abated somewhat.
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At the same time, some of the stiffest headwinds for manufacturing have abated.
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China's hunger for Indonesian coal and other commodities has abated in recent years.
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As some worries over China have abated, Brazil has seen a major comeback.
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But, as the campaign in Sicily abated, a new threat arose in Calabria.
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HK/SIN as U.S.-China trade tensions were seen to have abated slightly.
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The space crunch has since abated, shrinking the discount closer to normal levels.
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Now, even though the violence has abated, it is proving hard to shake.
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My own wariness about knowing what my sister had found out never abated.
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"My optimism has abated somewhat," Mr. Fink said in an interview on Thursday.
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Outside, the rain had suddenly abated, giving way to sun and cerulean sky.
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The crisis has abated for the moment, but there should be no illusions.
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But its sense that it has too few places to turn has abated.
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"Times have changed," he said with mock exasperation, once the noise had abated.
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In the next two weeks, stocks jumped almost 6 percent as worries abated.
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Lyndsey did so, and found that in total blackness her symptoms abated somewhat.
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Pressures facing commodity exporters also abated after oil prices rose off January 2377 lows.
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S. trade war and higher U.S. yields abated, bolstering capital inflows into the region.
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Capital outflows that have abated recently could pick up pace again, Le Cornu said.
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The refugee crisis has abated, but mainly thanks to a dodgy deal with Turkey.
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Watch: The 44th Anniversary of Roe V. Wade The love affair hasn't really abated.
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As The Economist went to press on August 22nd, the protests had not abated.
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And Trump can still argue that the underlying concern about terrorism has not abated.
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The decades-long wave of migration that Mr Corchado documents has now largely abated.
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A rubric only goes so far, however, and pitching-related injuries have not abated.
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Anxiety that Mr Erdogan will sacrifice economic orthodoxy for political gains has not abated.
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That speculative frenzy, fueled by massive trading activity on China's Dalian Exchange, has abated.
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Some of that fear abated, these aides said, when Trump entered the White House.
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Though the severe winds have abated, California is only midway through its fire season.
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Mr. Zelensky canceled his appearance, and — for the moment, at least — Ukraine's perils abated.
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The level of fighting in the Yemeni port city of Hudaydah has abated temporarily.
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The Saudis' shift is easier to justify because price pressures have abated of late.
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A few weeks later, though, when on a family vacation, the bleeding hadn't abated.
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Although the Spanish Flu abated in 224, the engineering standards dictating oversize radiators remained.
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As Zika fears abated in Brazil, returning US athletes encountered rising concerns back home.
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Justice Ginsburg's symptoms abated after treatment with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, Ms. Arberg said.
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Indeed, recession worries that were running high just a few months ago have abated.
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Between 800,000 and 1 million minority Tutsis were slaughtered indiscriminately before the killing abated.
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Fortunately, my self-deprecation abated when I saw the final cut of my fight scene.
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Famine eventually abated last year, but the country is now teetering on the brink again.
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But as crisis is abated on one front of Trump's trade wars, another rages on.
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The accusations that have emerged about what happened in the 2016 campaign have not abated.
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Some of the investor exuberance over possible tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks has abated, however.
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Although the worst of the violence has abated, skirmishes along the line of contact continue.
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The 1972 Nixon visit led to greater openness, and tensions with the Soviet Union abated.
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As a result, the odds of a broader market correction also appear to have abated.
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Our Disney World sources say gators are a nagging problem that has not been abated.
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Then, as it absorbed the shock and its fury abated, Italy began to seek explanations.
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The challenge from Oak Park's white residents eventually abated, but it did not end altogether.
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Of course, with or without the nondisclosure agreements, the White House leaks haven't exactly abated.
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Those fears and prices have since abated, as the gas link was restored on Tuesday night.
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Skirmishing across the line continues to this day, but in the valley guerrilla warfare has abated.
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Both concerns have partially abated since then and outright shorts have been pared to 2000,231 contracts.
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But he did and the heartbreak abated and was replaced by a euphoric sense of relief.
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The terrorism that had plagued the country has abated; the economy is much improved (see article).
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While the initial fad in the summer of 2016 has abated, they're still sold a lot.
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A sharp decline in bond prices during April abated as the month drew to a close.
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And that at this point, it's difficult to determine why the manipulation appears to have abated.
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Still another, according to media reports, disputed his team's assertion that his concussion symptoms had abated.
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The shock of the 0.5 percent jump in the consumer price index in January has abated.
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Worries that a big downturn might be imminent seem to have abated, but they still abound.
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" After the tension abated, Mr. Hsu, 35, from California, said his protest was about "uniting humanity.
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Fighting has abated in the last week since UAE-backed forces took control of Hodeidah airport.
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The participant went to the hospital, the symptoms abated, and the doctors couldn't find anything wrong.
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The disorder finally abated and the man was able to gradually reintroduce carbs into his diet.
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In the 1990s, as momentum for amendments abated, so also did resort to the runaway scenario.
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The public criticism hasn't abated, but Ms. Conway's skin is thicker than it used to be.
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Shia Iran has been a major supporter of Sunni Hamas (though that has abated somewhat recently).
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The mild sense of queasiness I had been feeling since I landed in Cuzco soon abated.
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This surge only abated when hospitals that had to suspend operations were able to re-open.
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Syria's eight-year civil war has abated, with most of the country now under government control.
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Austerity slowly abated; the British withdrawal from Palestine in 1948 muted an anti-Semitic rallying cry.
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Several days after the alleged murder, criticism of Didi had not abated despite multiple apologetic statements.
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US economic growth slowed down this year, even though worries about an immediate recession have abated.
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The migration crisis has abated, but only slightly, and collective decision-making is harder than ever.
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He said investors may now think the potential for disruption of Iraq oil exports has abated.
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In recent years, the Grammys and Golden Globes were becoming a threat, but that has abated.
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Consoles like the NES Classic are outselling modern ones, and love for old games has not abated.
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Any initial fear startups had about Amazon's move to New York seems to have abated for now.
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As the liquidity squeeze has abated in recent days, the offshore yuan has pared its earlier gains.
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Street battles have abated over the last three days and Hodeidah was calm on Thursday, residents said.
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Additionally, some of the pressures that have kept inflation lower than the Fed would like have abated.
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The ultra-violence that saw the deaths of 60,000 civilians over the past decade has abated somewhat.
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Rumors of war's end to the contrary, the operational tempo endured by our forces has not abated.
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Further, they said that any harm that might have occurred was quickly abated when families were reunited.
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By the start of the prime-time hours the rowdy heckling had largely abated — but not entirely.
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Some upward momentum also came from U.S. Treasury yields which inched higher as the equity selloff abated.
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Contractors would also have to provide documentation confirming that lead found during their work was properly abated.
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Remnants of the attack continued to slow some sites on Saturday, though the biggest troubles had abated.
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"While no-deal Brexit risks have been abated, the nationalisation risks remain firmly in place," Moya said.
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Then, as quickly as it had started, the roaring wind abated, leaving only rain in its wake.
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Signs of funding stress have eased but not abated and hard-dollar cash remains in high demand.
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Fears of a recession have abated and businesses are confident about the health of the US economy.
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Ginsburg has been treated with intravenous antibiotics and fluids and her symptoms have abated, the statement said.
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At Barnard College, the memory of the crime and grief over Ms. Majors's death has not abated.
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Gold stocks declined 1.7% after bullion prices inched lower as survey data from China abated investor worries.
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Some of that concern abated on Tuesday as oil prices rose after a five-day losing streak.
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That the project will receive abated property taxes and other tax exemptions will also help, he said.
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In other abated buildings that were popular with investors, the balance may be shifting to primary residents.
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AIDS was not an early crisis that finally abated; it was a slowly building mass death experience.
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The change was difficult and expensive, but within less than a decade, the heroin epidemic had abated.
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But the attacks in the Gulf of Oman renewed geopolitical concerns that have largely abated in recent weeks.
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The aftershock from Britain's European Union referendum has abated, though life after Article 50 remains a wild card.
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He committed suicide in his prison cell before his appeal, officials said, and so his conviction was abated.
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Market volatility has abated, with the "fear index" or VIX sitting near the lowest levels of the year.
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State lawmakers are hurriedly resuscitating their impeachment hearings, and rumors of an ongoing federal investigation have not abated.
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The violence has abated, and prospecting license have been issued to about a dozen companies, including JSW Steel.
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The decline in auto manufacturing jobs isn't likely to be abated by a change in trade policy alone.
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Here's the good news: After two down days on Friday and Monday, the tech sell-off has abated.
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Shares of Michael Kors peaked in 2014, then spent several years in free-fall as its growth abated.
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But it did not refer to inflationary pressure as a risk and said that price pressures had abated.
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The talk of mutiny that followed the 2-0 defeat to Italy has abated – for now, at least.
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On Wednesday, there were few signs in the area that the crisis had abated at the bustling intersection.
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That has abated somewhat but I'm sure that, with this announcement, it will rear its ugly head again.
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Bottom line: The coronavirus fears that seemed to have abated in recent weeks are back in full force.
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Mr. Schoenberg has not shown that the "need for secrecy" for any such document "has abated," she said.
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Philadelphia and New York were expected to get 12 to 18 inches of snow before the storm abated.
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When his delusional symptoms eventually abated he detransitioned, coming to an uneasy peace being, and presenting as, male.
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The flow of asylum seekers from Central America has not noticeably abated even during the administration's imposition of cruelties.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Erdogan reliably caused headaches for American presidents before Trump and that pattern hasn't abated.
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"The panic has abated," said a well-known Democrat on a secret mission in one of the key states.
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But by the end of the quarter some of the biggest negatives on company performance seemed to have abated.
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No one should assume that this interest has abated, or that it doesn't figure into the Trump/Putin relationship.
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He says he feels everyone's pain, but that pain was quickly abated when 2 women jumped in his whip.
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So now that your waste concerns have abated, relax on this beautiful holiday Friday and enjoy a little artistry.
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Major armed conflict has abated in recent years, but al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab militants still regularly launch attacks.
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The fighting has abated to a surprising and welcome degree since the ceasefire came into force on February 27th.
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Tensions may have abated, but cohabiting the peninsula with a nuclear-armed North Korea remains a reality for Seoul.
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His Twitter insults of political opponents never abated, and his much-touted dealmaking skills yielded no compromise with Congress.
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Logistics firms were given a boost as U.S.-China trade concerns abated, with Cosco Shipping Holdings jumping 7.39 percent.
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The September repo rate spike abated as the Fed pumped cash into money markets and swap rates also eased.
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Mid-year drug price increases are a common industry practice that has not abated, despite the Trump administration's efforts.
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Hall said the level of hate crime had abated since 2016, but was still higher than before the referendum.
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The repeated device of the stone frame reaffirms that the artist's haughtiness had not fully abated by his 50s.
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But stress, reflected in cross-currency basis swaps which show the cost of borrowing dollars abroad, has barely abated.
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The lines at the "Church Clothes" merchandise tent, which began more than two hours before the performance, never abated.
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Once the stiffness of the night's sleep abated, I was overcome by the weight of the silence surrounding me.
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This morning's LME stocks report showed no copper arrivals at all, suggesting that this week's flood has now abated.
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At the hospital, he was required for the first time to take antipsychotic medication, and his delusions eventually abated.
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Roosevelt took up bodybuilding in his early teens, and as often happens, the asthma abated as he reached adulthood.
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Several industry executives, however, said firms had been uncomfortable getting back into such arrangements until the regulatory risk had abated.
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For a moment, the hush of depression lifted, the generational sense of defeat abated, and the concert came thrillingly alive.
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But while the planned barrier may play well with Mr Trump's base, it addresses a problem that has largely abated.
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Short-term "proinflationary risks" have abated, the central bank said, indicating that slowing inflation should provide room for lower rates.
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Just when you thought great burger debate had abated, Snapchat has arrived to pour more lighter fluid on the grill.
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That has not abated: Just before his 2020 announcement last week, Vanity Fair revealed him as their next cover star.
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For a while at least, the pressure on him to find an enduring path to peace with Abbas is abated.
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The chill of every nor'easter was minorly abated by a frozen dinner I was unable to heat a year ago.
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Late-winter storm Stella battered much of the Northeast on Tuesday, but public transportation resumed service as the nor'easter abated.
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Crude oil prices retraced some of their gains from Wednesday's sharp rally as fears over strike outages in Norway abated.
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Ethics watchdogs and the American public could rest easy knowing that the threat of pay-to-play kleptocracy has abated.
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The figures have also suggested that Farage's suspected return to UKIP could be abated with the promise of a peerage.
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Dealers report that demand is picking up this year after a number of lean months, while selling has abated somewhat.
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Asia Pacific markets closed higher on Thursday, as recent investor worries over an elevation in U.S.-China trade tensions abated.
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Mum stayed in the hospital for three months, but as her psychosis abated, it became evident that she had dementia.
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The video shows that there was a large storm visible in 2018's image of Saturn that has since abated.
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They should therefore not have to pay anything back until the virus has abated and business is returning to normal.
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As the conflict's intensity abated, however, so did interest in the fate of the people who continue to endure it.
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Once the barrage abated, Barty took the initiative, using her slice backhand to dictate points against Kvitova, last year's finalist.
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Worse still, his passivity could alienate many Americans whose resentment of Iran has never abated since the 1979 hostage crisis.
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He also said that China's economy may have achieved a soft-landing as worries about an abrupt slowdown have abated.
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The impoverished Himalayan nation has a history of political volatility, which has not abated despite the urgent need to rebuild.
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It's been almost five months, and I've integrated the changes, I think—the depression has abated—though I'm still healing.
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Even though the wind threat has diminished and the rainfall has abated in Houston proper, the danger is far from over.
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The selling was abated on Friday morning following reports the company would begin delivering its Model 33 to China in March.
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The London FTSE 100 index was trading 2.15 percent lower and some of the turbulence seen at a global level abated.
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By nightfall on Saturday violence had abated, with no further reports of Palestinian rocket launches or Israeli air strikes in Gaza.
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The risk of a full conversion of foreign currency mortgage loans at a high cost for the banks has largely abated.
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Prince documents unsealed: No meds in home were prescribed to him Superfans Haynes-Williams said her grief over Prince hasn't abated.
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So the technology got about three years before it was the focus of intense investment speculation, which really hasn't abated since.
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The economy is doing well, unemployment is at a low, and even the refugee crisis seems to have abated (for now).
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Making contact Yet there were signs that rescuers and other officials were making headway as the floodwaters abated and roads reopened.
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For the time being talk of another uprising, or even of another coup to get rid of Mr Sisi, has abated.
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" Tensions have abated over the years, and Mr. Obama recently sat for an interview with Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday.
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The anger hasn't abated either, even after President Donald Trump signed an executive order June 20 reversing the family separation policy.
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As the rain and wind abated, the 3.4 million American citizens on the island could see that they needed help, badly.
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Though I tried to dismiss such sleep-disrupting thoughts, anxiety about my health loomed until the cough finally abated, then disappeared.
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Those feelings manifested as some severe glitches to the neighborhood, which abated after Eleanor suggested that Janet find a rebound boyfriend.
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All mayors face criticism for problems that linger after they leave office; Mr. Dinkins's critics focus on problems that quickly abated.
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But before the pain abated, he sometimes vomited, prompting him and his relatives to keep barf bags handy at all times.
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The authorities have been warning for months that despite the lack of any large-scale attacks, the threat has not abated.
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Concerns regarding a trade war appear to have abated a little overnight and that too was helping the greenback, Harajli said.
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Spot gold was trading down around 0.2% at $1,549/toz on Friday after tensions between the U.S. and Iran slightly abated.
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Even after Nigeria went to such lengths to satisfy us all by bringing some of them back, the pressure hasn't abated.
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As flood waters in Houston have receded and Harvey has wheeled east, officials say the demand for water rescues has abated.
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"All the usual suspects that had us concerned have kind of abated," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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The nausea raged and, as it intensified, so did my anxiety; when it abated, which was rare, the anxiety let up too.
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Equity and commodity markets were generally firm on Tuesday, as jitters over the economic fallout from the spreading coronavirus in China abated.
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Powell added that the disease's ascent comes just as trade uncertainties have abated, though the U.S. economy appears "resilient" to global headwinds.
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Although selling appeared to have abated on Friday, partly after Chinese trade data showed strong growth in September, many investors remained cautious.
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While the massive and sudden colony collapses that occurred a decade ago have abated, honey bees are still dying at troubling rates.
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Stress in the sector, highlighted by Swiber Holdings decision last year to restructure under judicial management, does not appear to have abated.
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Foreign tech workers' interest in U.S. jobs, however, hasn't abated, as shown by an increase in their acceptance rate of job interviews.
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Since the start of 2016, the numbers have not abated with over 75,000 having arrived in Europe by both land and sea.
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European stocks have rallied after a rocky start to 2016, as oil prices recovered and fears over a U.S. economic slowdown abated.
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Meanwhile, off the pitch, the fans' taste for beating each other round the head with plastic chairs seems to have abated somewhat.
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Shares of El Pollo Loco recently made a run at their 50-week moving average, met their ceiling of resistance, then abated.
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It has not abated the French public's anger toward the Briton, who already had urine thrown at him during the 2015 Tour.
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I'm 68, and my hot flashes started 20 years ago and only abated briefly for the five years I was on hormones.
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But the extraordinarily bad press he was getting in early August has abated, and his polling numbers appear to be reflecting that.
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Unlike a generation ago, these turbulences cannot be abated by rhetoric or a patriotic ideology, which so often is racialized and blinkered.
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Prices on corporate debt have improved in recent weeks as fears that some energy companies would default abated and oil prices improved.
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Tuesday concern over new U.S. and China tariffs abated today as Hong Kong conceded to a key demand of pro-democracy protesters.
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With the immediate danger from the storm abated, the concern now is long-term disruption of the food supply and waterborne disease.
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The fighting has never entirely abated, and a series of truces have failed, despite the presence of 14,000 United Nations peacekeeping troops.
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After the worst weather abated, Mr. Miller said, he got into the car and drove north, past debris strewn around the roads.
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Your discomfort is first abetted and then abated by the continual twitching of the victim, whom a single blow should have quieted.
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Fighting had abated in the past two weeks but on Saturday heavy artillery could be heard in Tripoli, a Reuters reporter said.
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It was not quite happily ever after: the asthma got worse before it got better, the drinking abated but did not stop.
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As a result, public antagonism toward welfare has abated, so much so that the issue has virtually disappeared from U.S. political debate.
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When the tax credits phased out completely in 2006, the current economic depression started in Puerto Rico and has not abated since.
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Fighting abated on Wednesday, but residents said fighters were in control of the city, 1,400 km (870 miles) south of the capital Manila.
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Austin Torres / AVO - US Coast Guard The eruption that started Sunday at Alaska's Pavlof has abated after over 24 hours of intense activity.
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"A short-squeeze in the early week abated with no more official talk of intervention yesterday," said Wei Liang Chang from Mizuho Bank.
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In fact, some economists don't even count the 1970 downturn as a recession, instead considering it a pause in growth that quickly abated.
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The Canadian dollar also came off the worst of its lows overnight, as some of the knee-jerk selling of riskier assets abated.
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Franken's anger at the way his comedy career was treated has clearly not abated, nor has his dislike for his opponent Norm Coleman.
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Bucking the trend, South Korean bonds lured foreign money of over $2.5 billion as geopolitical tensions on the Korean peninsula abated last month.
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If so, one can hardly blame them, given the pressure they were under from the base and megadonors alike—which has not abated.
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His blood pressure collapsed and he was taken to the hospital, where the symptoms abated when he was told what he had taken.
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Legal Aid sent a similar demand letter after Hurricane Sandy; in that case, Nycha abated $5.6 million in rent payments to 35,19793 residents.
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Internal turmoil — over sex and gender as well as racial justice — continues despite every sign that government pressure on these schools has abated.
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Then the rage broke out, and once it abated, the berserker would experience both physical fatigue and emotional numbness for a few days.
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Doug Ramsey, CIO of Leuthold Group, has been bullish since the early-2016 correction abated but remains wary of the market's staying power.
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But efforts to help states will come under more pressure, Thompson said, now that it's clear the threat from Russia has not abated.
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The moral is the same for longtime owners and potential buyers in tax-abated buildings: never mind the price tag, do the math.
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He and his wife, Cayla Chen, will pay an abated tax of about $2,500 a year, when they would otherwise owe about $13,500.
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Despite Hornacek's embrace of the healing power of hope, the Knicks' struggles have not abated, and neither have the bruises and pulled muscles.
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Though energy sector job losses have abated as oil has stabilized, cuts this year total 103,147, according to research firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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While the flow of migrants fleeing war and other unrest abated, the interest of wealthy foreigners and businesses in France appeared increasingly robust.
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"The reason I don't expect EM to start rolling over is investor concerns from a few months ago have abated a bit," he said.
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This included possibly leaving the team inside Tham Luang for three or four more months until the monsoon season ended and the water abated.
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The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also ticked down as risk aversion abated, but investor optimism was cautious and moves across currencies were muted.
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Many EV drivers say their range anxiety has been abated after owning and seeing the benefits of driving a battery-powered, emission-free car.
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Most New Zealanders never encounter this underworld, because violence generally occurs between the gangs, and even those turf wars have abated in recent decades.
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Oil supply from the three countries has been hit by political instability and conflicts that have abated recently, enabling crude oil shipments to move.
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In the years since then, stinkbug populations have simultaneously abated somewhat in their earliest haunts and expanded into countless new places across the country.
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Large-scale killings around Beni have mostly abated this year but Congolese and U.N. forces continue to clash with rebel groups in the area.
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If not abated, the congestion will cost the economy of the metropolitan area $100 billion over the next five years, the task force estimated.
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The lower court upheld the voting changes, saying the state had not acted with discriminatory intent, and that "significant, shameful past discrimination" had abated.
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Right after the summit meeting, Mr. Trump said that North Korea was on the path to "denuclearization" and that the nuclear threat had abated.
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The scrutiny has not abated: The bank's previous chief executive, Timothy J. Sloan, resigned abruptly on March 28 after his punishing appearance in Congress.
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Qasem Soleimani, significantly ratcheted up tensions between Iran and the US, though the prospect of further military confrontation appears to have abated for now.
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Some of the extreme pessimism in bond markets has also abated, lifting German 10-year yields more than 23 basis points off record lows.
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Those attacks have abated since President Donald Trump put his own people in charge of the bureau, but the leadership issue was never resolved.
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The same raw appeals Mr. Trump made in 2016 about immigrants illegally crossing the border have not abated among most of his Republican supporters.
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While the protests have abated somewhat, there is no sign of a resolution to the political malaise and its root causes any time soon.
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At its last meeting in July, Federal Reserve officials agreed that the economy was on more solid footing and risks to the outlook had abated.
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Concern about the high level of U.S. gasoline stockpiles has abated as stocks have fallen by almost 22017 million barrels since late July (tmsnrt.rs/22cZOg0S).
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"The multiday rally in the U.S. dollar abated amid tentative cooling in global risks," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions.
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Plus, pills like Xanax generally take around 15 minutes for their effect to be felt, he adds, and by then the turbulence might have abated.
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While the bombing of Aleppo abated during Mr. de Mistura's visit to Damascus on Saturday and Sunday, it resumed as he was departing on Monday.
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Much as it would be nice to relegate pro wrestling's long history of drug abuse to the past, PED excesses have only abated, not disappeared.
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On the other hand, Prime Day could provide a much needed boost for businesses if the spread of the disease has abated by the summer.
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By the time it abated in April 1911, some 60,000 people had died, but Wu's masks were thought to have prevented an even greater disaster.
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However, the risks of further deterioration have abated somewhat, with the forward-looking gauge (-0.78) picking up marginally from multi-year lows reached in August.
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In recent weeks, the number of positive economic surprises have risen and recession fears have abated, along with expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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Their anxiety abated in response to a robust June U.S. jobs report and another possible round of stimulus in Japan to help its sluggish economy.
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The crisis has not abated, and the Carmignac Photojournalism Award annually funds the production of investigative photo reportage on human rights violations and geostrategic issues.
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Theon's Doomed Threesome in "The Bear and the Maiden Fair"Season 3, episode 7 A captive Theon thinks his torture has abated with a surprise threesome.
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Yet concerns about leverage have not entirely abated as economists and market watchers anticipate the end of the current economic cycle in the next few years.
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Perilous winds that stoked the fire through drought-parched brush and chaparral abated on Saturday, giving firefighters a chance to gain some ground against the flames.
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The release of the Democratic resolution Tuesday afternoon outlining a process -- with a vote expected by the full House on Thursday -- has not abated those complaints.
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The Panama plot Over the decades Castro became one of the longest-ruling heads of state in the world, but the plots against him never abated.
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The lives of patients -- such as that of Charlotte Figi, whose seizures abated with the use of medical marijuana, and so many others -- depend on it.
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The anticipation for the NAVVI's debut album has not abated since the Seattle-based lo-fi R&B duo dropped their first single back in 2013.
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While some of those fears have abated of late, Italian yields trade significantly higher than those of other southern European sovereigns such as Spain or Portugal.
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The reasons for fleeing Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Eritrea, and numerous sub-Saharan African countries have not abated—war, dictatorships, terrorism, and slavery are their main drivers.
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ET. Canada's main stock index edged higher on Friday as commodities rallied and global worries about Britain voting to leave the European Union next week abated.
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They should be, in our view, as the near-term risks would be abated if the subsidy and Medicaid provisions hold through Senate and House negotiations.
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Now that the dust has cleared, the bands have headed home, the puke has dried, and the hangovers have abated, there's still more work to do.
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"Already, U.S. military assistance through intelligence, refueling missions, and the sale of major U.S. defense equipment has not abated the humanitarian crisis in Yemen," Paul said.
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It's been nearly 16 years since the U.C. Berkeley undergraduate decided to pursue a culinary career, and this excitement about discovering — and sharing — has not abated.
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The family's frustration has never abated, knowing as they do that their loved one has been abandoned and used as a pawn by our own government.
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The move triggered a two-week political firestorm for the administration that only abated after Rosenstein tapped Mueller as special counsel to run the Russia investigation.
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Put another way, the anti-Western policies of the Chinese Communist Party that began under Mao Zedong during the original Cold War period have never abated.
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Still, the dollar could "retain the upper hand" if risk aversion abated in the 255.63 hours ahead, said OCBC Bank strategist Emmanuel Ng in a note.
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But the justice's symptoms have abated after antibiotics and fluids and she is expected to be released from the hospital on Sunday morning, the court said.
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That love doesn't seem to have abated since 2014 — and you can now find some quality ramen just about everywhere if you know where to look.
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The biggest threat is President Trump himself: His administration has been relentlessly assaulting the Affordable Care Act for two years, and that threat has not abated.
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And the president's remarkable determination to denigrate the investigation led by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, has not only not abated, it has escalated.
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The yen and gold are both considered safe-haven assets, so they tend to weaken when other financial markets show signs that risk aversion has abated.
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But this one, still going strong after roughly nine months, is the longest since 2006, when blooms that originated in 2004 finally abated after 17 months.
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The FTSE recorded a third month of losses for 2019 in October, with exporter stocks knocked by a firmer pound as no-deal Brexit fears abated.
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Fears of recession have abated, eased by a series of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and a trade truce between the U.S. and China.
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With IV antibiotics and fluids, the court said Ginsburg's symptoms have abated, and she expects to be released from the hospital as early as Sunday morning.
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Even with a government in place, the political uncertainty that followed Mr. Renzi's resignation after voters resoundingly rejected his overhauls last week has only barely abated.
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Perilous winds that stoked the fire through drought-parched brush and chaparral abated on Saturday, giving firefighters a chance to gain some ground against the flames.
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Eight months later, the non-aggression pact has largely held up, but the stream of jilted aides filtering out of the White House has not abated.
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It was Rosenstein who made the key choice that abated this crisis — appointing Robert Mueller as special counsel to oversee the Russia probe on May 17, 2017.
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But some of those immediate concerns abated on Tuesday and Wednesday, as stocks from Wall Street to London rallied, making up the bulk of those market declines.
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In his introduction to "New Orleans: The First 300 Years", Lawrence Powell describes how this "Dixie Bohemia" inaugurated "a tradition of literary slumming that has scarcely abated".
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After strong winds sent scores soaring on Thursday, the breeze abated slightly, though a light mid-morning rain made playing conditions miserable for an hour or so.
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While concerns about trade policy had abated somewhat, many directors noted continued uncertainties about the global economy as a factor posing risks to the U.S. economic outlook.
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The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies, pulling back from a more-than-two-week peak as bets stoked by the Fed's signal on rates abated.
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But with the data showing a more modest rise in euro zone core inflation, which strips out volatile energy and unprocessed food prices, the sell-off abated.
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The Libya attacks became immediate political fodder, given their timing in the weeks before Obama's re-election, and that has not abated despite seven previous congressional investigations.
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The artworks gathered in Soul of a Nation confront racially motivated violence and discrimination that has not abated, and celebrate Black identity in ways that remain urgent.
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Lower Tobacco Litigation Risks: Fitch believes the risk of tobacco litigation court cases leading to major payouts by tobacco companies has significantly abated in the US market.
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However, this outflow, which has since abated, was apparently triggered by connections to the bank's minority shareholder, Boydak Group, which is allegedly linked to the Gulenist movement.
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But those fears appear to have abated given companies like Electronic Arts, the makers of the FIFA soccer game, and Sega, have developed titles for the console.
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"Clearing operations in Ghazni continue, but violence in the city, which is recovering from the Taliban's aftermath, has abated and the city remains quiet," said Lt. Col.
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Vance Spath, the judge, unexpectedly abated the case in February because he wanted a higher court to clarify his authority as a judge in the war court.
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Now, though, the appetite for paranormal lunacy has abated, and issue-driven fiction set very much in a universe of urbanism's chief concerns is having a renaissance.
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The dollar's initial gains abated in the wake of a private report that showed the U.S. manufacturing sector recorded its first monthly contraction since 2016 in August.
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And the seemingly endless onslaught of bad movie podcasts from a few years back seems to have abated a bit, with more shows tackling cinematic high points.
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In 2017, students are still stressed out, the amenities arms race has not abated and the liberal arts continues to lose ground to business, and now tech.
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The day-to-day debate, Democrats and Republicans often note, has receded, and the national uproar that buffeted North Carolina beginning in March 2016 has largely abated.
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The dog-whistling has not abated with time; some would argue that anti-Semitism directed at Soros has become, at least under Orban, a state-sponsored contagion.
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It comprises four tax-abated buildings that together have 24 residential units and eight retail spaces, including a deli, a nail salon, a bakery and a pharmacy.
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The twin-track diplomacy on Syria, where fighting has abated and counterterrorist efforts have made progress, provides a credible formula for conflict resolution elsewhere in the region.
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Yes, lower minority unemployment is great, but if the administration does not address the underlying factors that help perpetuate unemployment inequality, then the problem has not abated.
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Recession risks abated in the second half of 2019, but the longest-running expansion in US history will have to come to an end at some point.
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Murphy asked Zelensky whether he was "still feeling pressure" to aid Giuliani's push for investigations targeting Trump's political rivals, noting Giuliani's efforts in Ukraine have not abated.
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Decrim NY has emphasized that the new legislation doesn't seek to change trafficking laws, an issue organizers believe will be abated with the decriminalization of sex work.
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The bloodshed has since abated, but the extremist tendency that inspired it has not, according to a former member of the intelligence services: "If anything, it is growing."
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Shelves of household goods such as toilet paper, cleaning products and pet food remained bare Monday, but the sense of panic appeared to have abated, shoppers told CNBC.
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Officials may be congratulating themselves on the success of their tactics; reported large-scale attacks by Uighurs inside and outside Xinjiang have abated in the past 18 months.
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But while she says the misogyny and hate her case triggered has abated, somewhat, it continues to plague other women who find themselves at the center of controversy.
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The whiplash left behind from President Donald Trump's extraordinary press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin hasn't quite abated, but Trump has already begun to respond on Twitter.
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"Economic growth has been below-trend, oil prices have been range-bound, and tariff uncertainty has not abated," analysts led by chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin, said.
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What we found was some things are listed, but they're not necessarily available because they might be in escrow or in the mortgage process, but they haven't abated.
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TORONTO, June 17 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as commodities rallied and global worries about Britain voting to leave the European Union next week abated.
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A month later, that angry and frightened sentiment hadn't abated and it led to a major stock market selloff that was the worst since the 1929 market crash.
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Fears of aggressive monetary tightening also abated after a senior government official said on Sunday that the debt risk for China's main state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is controllable.
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"There are a lot of potential exemptions, so I think safe haven flows into the yen have abated," said Roy Teo, investment strategist for LGT Bank in Singapore.
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However, Ciampaglia said, there's little reason to think that sexist harassment online has abated in the intervening years, especially given the rise of the anti-feminist GamerGate movement.
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But it is better known for its lucrative acts of banditry and piracy that have not abated, even as Philippine troops step up offensives to dismantle the network.
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The evacuation order was in place for 10 days in our part of Malibu, but as the danger abated, law and local residents returned, and our spirits plummeted.
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He trained for those grueling games, for outlasting that defenseman, by sprinting on an exercise bike for a minute, then resting, again and again until the guilt abated.
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U.S.-China tensions over trade may have abated for now, but with China ready to escalate at any moment, Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for potential pain.
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But this early clunkiness abated as soon as Ms. Gosfield's music was allowed to merge with the dramatic passages for Ms. Weaver's narrator and the various "outdoor" characters.
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Following public debate over the Trump administration's initial reluctance to deploy it, the Comfort arrived two weeks into the disaster, after some of the medical urgency had abated.
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During a rare Pentagon news conference on Tuesday, Mr. Mattis sidestepped a question about whether he believed North Korea's nuclear threat had abated, as Mr. Trump has claimed.
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Atypically, they were not accompanied by nausea or neck pain, nor did I always have to retreat to a dark, soundless room and lie motionless until they abated.
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But under President Donald Trump, who was elected with the support of the National Rifle Association, those fears have abated — and along with them gun sales have waned.
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However, fears over global trade have since abated slightly following the signing of a so-called "phase one" trade deal between the U.S. and China earlier this month.
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The court said on Saturday that the justice's symptoms have abated after antibiotics and fluids and that was expected to be released from the hospital the following day.
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Prices have recently recovered sharply from a 2017 correction that was driven by tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction that has since abated.
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Construction and congestion on side streets in the East Village could be abated, sparing neighbors fumes from supplemental buses and asbestos in the debris removed from the tunnel.
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Winds have briefly abated a few times since, but the latest three-day break in the weather marked the most welcome relief offered firefighters yet by Mother Nature.
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He had lost his hearing almost entirely, and he began to have severe pains in his arms and legs as the effects of "x" abated in the evening.
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Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, was irritated by the remark, according to a person familiar with his thinking, who also said that irritation had somewhat abated.
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For Patricia and her husband, artist Manuel Oliver, the pain of losing Joaquin, a popular senior with a larger-than-life personality, has not abated in the year since.
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As ever with such rapid and violent price action, though, the drivers have in all probability abated just as the rest of the world sits up and pays attention.
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The S&P closed 0.7 percent higher at 2,152.14 points and the Dow ended at 18,347.67 on Tuesday, as fears over Brexit abated and Japan signaled more stimulus measures.
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HONG KONG — The fears among investors that sent shares tumbling on the first trading day of the year appeared to have abated, with global markets relatively calm on Tuesday.
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And while those fears abated in the final days of 2018 and into the new year, Goldman and others have cautioned that the pain may not be over yet.
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It had stumbled to $0.67453, its lowest since April 2017 on Wednesday amid growing risks of Britain leaving the European Union in a no-deal Brexit, before selling abated.
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It had stumbled to $1.2382, its lowest since April 2017 on Wednesday amid growing risks of Britain leaving the European Union in a no-deal Brexit, before selling abated.
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While statistics aren't yet available, there has been no evidence that arrests and prosecutions for marijuana possession have stopped or even abated since Trudeau's Liberals were elected last October.
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The fervour has abated somewhat after several scandals, such as when a Baptist congregation tried to sneak 33 children, most of whom had parents, out of Haiti in 2010.
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Qu added market concerns over the depreciation of the renminbi as well as the global economy have abated, while economic activity has stabilized in China, supported by fiscal expansion.
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At dinner one night, Lydia had mentioned that after taking it, her fears — including her fear of death, which had increased when her child was entering school — gradually abated.
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Mr. Uematsu spent two weeks in the hospital before two doctors determined that his psychotic symptoms had abated and that it was safe to release him, the authorities said.
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He survived and went home with a condolence prize of casks of sweet Canarian wine, for which the British developed a taste that has not abated to this day.
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Depreciation pressure on the yuan has abated, for now, after authorities engineered sharp gains in May and changed the calculation for the daily midpoint to flush out short sellers.
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The dollar bounced back above 109 yen on Thursday as investors' risk aversion abated, though it is still down 9.5 percent versus the Japanese currency so far this year.
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" But it was this comment that got the bond and currency markets moving: "Now, we can be confident that our policy is working and that those risks have abated.
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Though the economist said he didn't think that would blunt any crisis remedies, it "does mean that we'd be in an even deeper fiscal hole once the recession abated."
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But even as the immediate pressure abated, businesses pleaded with politicians to come to an agreement swiftly and avoid being in the same position six months down the line.
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For now, a cautious risk-on mood has prevailed after political crises that had hobbled markets, from Britain to Hong Kong, abated, taking the shine off safe-haven assets.
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Economists are often quick to dismiss the possibility that inflation might eventually have fallen on its own, as the effects of high oil prices and elevated defence spending abated.
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Justice Ginsburg's symptoms abated after treatment with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, Ms. Arberg said, adding the justice expected to be released from the hospital as early as Sunday morning.
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"A sense of CMS staff fatigue is unlikely to be abated in the near future with an aggressive schedule for the Federal Marketplace planned through 2016," the report finds.
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This week brings the final US jobs report of 2019, buttoning up a solid year for jobs growth as consumer spending stayed strong and concerns about a recession abated.
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When the S&P drifted below the early morning low of 2736 around 12:20 ET, volume picked up, but selling pressure again abated and we started drifting higher.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande's popularity has recovered slightly from a recent low as street protests against a contested labor reform have abated, a poll showed on Monday.
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"The manufacturing slowdown sweeping across the globe appears to be stabilizing and fears of a spill-over into the services part of the economies have somewhat abated," Deshpande continued.
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That will change over time, perhaps, but the early fears that 5G would pose a direct competitive threat have abated dramatically as investors have come to understand 5G's limitations.
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Now that our anxiety on that topic has finally been abated, there's just one last burning question that needs to be answered before the Beyhive can all sleep soundly tonight.
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Michael Lepech, an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University, offers two potential methods in which the current settlement could be theoretically remediated, or at least abated.
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A year-long trend of "dollarisation" has not abated, with a near-record 53% of accounts holding foreign currencies in mid-July, suggesting Turks are unconvinced by the lira's rally.
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U.S.-China tensions over trade may have abated for now, but with China ready to escalate at any moment, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for potential pain.
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When the court attempted to fully take over the powers of the legislature this spring, protests broke out across the country and they have not abated for almost four months.
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Though these tensions have not abated among rank-and-file Democrats, all seven major candidates for DNC Chair have attempted to sidestep the issues revolving around the contentious Democratic primary.
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Though the stream of refugees pouring over the border into Bangladesh has abated somewhat, the Rohingya, a long-persecuted Muslim minority predominantly in western Myanmar, continue to flee their homes.
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The panic that has gripped Wall Street abated on Tuesday, with stocks rising after a decline that had left the market at its lowest point in more than a year.
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However, with the two sides agreeing to the first phase of a trade agreement and negotiations on the next stage expected to begin soon, concern has abated on Wall Street.
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JPMorgan analysts said the trade deal was not necessarily positive for the outcome of talks with China, though they said risks of a generalised global trade war had abated somewhat.
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The Turkish lira fell another 1.5 percent against the dollar, adding to Monday's 2 percent fall as concerns have not abated about Turkey's rift with Washington and its monetary policies.
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The bottom line: While recession fears have abated for now, the results reflect the corporate America's pessimism about the future of the economy — which could impact hiring and spending decisions.
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Erosion caused by the hole in the side of the main spillway appeared to have abated by Monday, and it was back to more or less normal operations, officials said.
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"The overall threat from radical Islamist terrorists has not abated and, in some regions, is growing," Russell Travers, the acting head of the National Counterterrorism Center, told Congress this month.
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Those fears abated later Tuesday after Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said that the kingdom's oil supply would be fully back online by the end of the month.
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That means the district, which has little to no say over whether property taxes are abated on real estate projects, missed out on about $18 million in revenue last year.
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Britain's pound, on course for its strongest week against the euro since last October after fears about next month's vote on EU membership abated, sank half a percent in early trade.
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January began with sharp falls in Chinese stocks and a depreciation in the yuan currency, and the sell-off hasn't abated as economic data confirmed slowing growth and deteriorating business conditions.
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At the time, the group warned of headwinds from a "challenging geopolitical environment," but some of that risk associated with the U.S.-China trade war and Brexit uncertainty has since abated.
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Since then, New Orleans has been on high alert about calamitous flooding, including possible levee topping due to Barry, but those local concerns have largely abated as the storm has developed.
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In the Andean region of San Carlos, the revival in coffee production has advanced quickly since conflict in the region abated around 2014, when the peace deal was still being negotiated.
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Oil futures have rallied some 75 percent so far this year, reaching a 2016 high above $47 a barrel, fueled by the belief that nearly two years of excess has abated.
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The militants have fought on and while U.S. officials and Taliban militants have been discussing a peace deal since late last year to end the war, the violence has not abated.
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"Expectations regarding the short-term turned more favorable as last month's turmoil in the financial markets appears to have abated," said Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board.
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Demand for longer-dated Treasuries has abated with the rise in Japanese government bond yields, which have increased since Friday on worries that the Bank of Japan may reduce bond purchases.
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Erosion caused by the hole in the side of the main concrete spillway appeared to have abated by Monday, and it was back to more or less normal operations, officials said.
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"Once I started getting treated for that and also started seeing a therapist, the nausea and anxiety abated a bunch, but I still get it when I'm really stressed," he says.
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In the Andean region of San Carlos, the revival in coffee production has advanced quickly since conflict in the region abated around 23, when the peace deal was still being negotiated.
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Analysts were not sure whether bearish sentiment had abated in the oil market, given larger-than-usual inventories in the United States for both crude oil and key products like gasoline.
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But those of us in the environmental arena can ponder how recent developments shift the policy landscape for the climate crisis that will remain long after the coronavirus crisis has abated.
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Stocks sank at the end of last year on fears of an imminent recession, but those concerns have largely abated, with global markets now rallying at the fastest pace in months.
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The U.S. and China have been locked in a nearly two-year tariff exchange that abated recently with a first-phase agreement that staves off further levies set to take effect.
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Gold had surged past $1,600 for the first time in nearly seven years in earlier trade, before paring gains as fears of a larger conflict abated amid softer U.S.-Iranian rhetoric.
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Political uncertainty has abated in Italy and Spain, which still offer positive yields, while German yields have fallen sharply again on fears of the coronavirus epidemic's impact on the global economy.
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Though fears of a military conflict have tentatively abated, which led to a push higher for Treasury yields late Wednesday, some investors are seemingly reluctant to unwind safety positioning just yet.
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Although recession fears abated toward the end of the year, the tariff tit for tat and yield curve inversion sparked concerns about the health of the US economy going into 2020.
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But fears of extremely high losses from Matthew had abated by mid-Friday as the massive storm weakened overnight to a Category 3 hurricane and remained off the coast, for now.
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That animus hasn't abated since Bolton entered the White House, with allies of Paul pointing to the national security adviser as a leader of the internal resistance to the withdrawal agenda.
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"Bond markets have soured on the prospect of Trump-led inflation, although the sell-off seems to have abated somewhat as investors pause for breath," Neil Wilson, analyst at ETX Capital, said.
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MARKETS CALMER AFTER A TUMULTUOUS START TO THE YEAR | The fears that rattled investors on the first trading day this year appeared to have abated somewhat as markets were calmer this morning,
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And the other side was sort of a throwback to a lifestyle that had abated in other cities but was [alive] in Federal Hill: wonderful restaurants and, of course, the wise guys.
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The gas leak has yet to be abated and has spewed 21.43,000 metric tons of methane into the atmosphere, forcing the relocation of 4,401 households to hotels and temporary housing, officials said.
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And while investor worries about a recession, which helped fuel the fourth-quarter sell-off, have abated, a number of headwinds remain that could make value more attractive as market uncertainty rises.
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While Duterte has been sanguine about ties with China, Lorenzana is more wary, saying that Beijing's fortification of manmade islands inside the Philippines' 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone has not abated.
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But the Pentagon has noted that tensions between the coalition and regime forces had abated in recent weeks and the US and coalition have urged all parties to focus on fighting ISIS.
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It is also apparent that the consistent demand for high-quality compliance skills and knowledge has not abated, reflecting the diverse and often challenging remit of senior compliance professionals in financial services.
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Even though global markets actually started to compensate with new production elsewhere at the time, concern about REEs has never abated in Washington, and is, in fact, picking up speed once again.
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Iran's judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili told journalists on Tuesday that the protests had abated and "calm has been restored in the country," according to Reuters — but the internet blackout remains in place.
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It is unclear, however, whether the bearish sentiment has abated in the oil market, given larger-than-usual inventories in the United States for both crude oil and key products like gasoline.
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Many pharmaceutical companies this week trotted out fresh price increases on existing products, a common mid-year occurrence that has not abated despite the Trump administration's assertions that prices are coming down.
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The alarm over the trade deficit has not abated, and there is now even a proposal to revamp federal corporate taxes that will have the effect of taxing imports while subsidizing exports.
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From 2010 to 2015, in response to positive tests for lead in child residents, 17 public housing apartments of 121 tested were found to have a lead paint hazard and were abated.
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The fears of gun enthusiasts that there would be gun control measures enacted have abated since the 2016 election, reducing the demand for guns that were very strong under President Barack Obama.
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On an afternoon when the winds abated somewhat after nearly three days of extremely testing conditions, Steele posted a six-under-par 64, matching the day's best score at Waialae Country Club.
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"I think they penciled out for a certain return," said Ian Slater, an agent with Compass, about clients who banked on rising rental income in abated buildings, especially around the financial district.
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The wave of migrants who arrived in Europe in 2015-16, which served Mr Orban as a useful bogeyman, has abated, and the fractured opposition is too harmless to serve as a foil.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The value of global mining and metals deals hit a four-year high in 2017, according to accountancy firm EY, as financial distress abated and companies sold off non-core assets.
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The violence abated before dawn, after Palestinian officials said Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations had mediated a truce, and just as Gazans were preparing to begin the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Some of Lebanon's political problems have abated since last year: a political deal ended a two-and-a-half-year presidential vacuum and installed a new government under Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri.
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The Turkish lira fell another 2.69 percent against the dollar, adding to Monday's 2 percent fall as concerns have not abated about Turkey's rift with Washington and its resistance to raising interest rates.
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However, within the first week the vendor still received orders for 15,000 bars, and with everyone now having received the same pills UKBenzos was producing, suspicion of him being police has mostly abated.
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The arrests and the attack are a reminder that the wave of violence that spread across Israel, Jerusalem, and the occupied West Bank in late 2015, though much receded, has not completely abated.
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Martinez said his interest in British masts company CTIL, a joint venture between Telefonica and Vodafone, had not abated with the prospect of Brexit, and he wanted to do more business in Britain.
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Backing up for clarity, Thanos wants to cleanse the Earth (among other planets) of half of its population, in order to achieve some watered-down version of abated population growth and environmental destruction.
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The first couple of months were a supercharged "January effect," in which the smallest, riskiest, most aggressive stocks sped higher as the fourth-quarter growth panic, fund liquidations and tax-loss selling abated.
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China's recent data showed a significant easing in capital outflows from the country as concerns about a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy abated, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Sunday.
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During 2016, Jefferies results also reflected strong advisory revenue but weaker results in capital markets as market uncertainty, which abated somewhat over the course of the year, caused overall lower new issue volume.
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There were moments during the three-hour hearing when the Kabuki-type theater briefly abated and Ms. Yellen was asked to address the economic questions that many ordinary Americans are wrestling with, too.
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The Mexican peso is seen at 18.115 per dollar in 12 months versus 18.5 in July, having outperformed all major emerging market currencies this year as fears of a U.S. trade war abated.
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Pressure on the Hong Kong dollar has abated after the currency traded near the weak side of the convertibility band in early 2016, due to market concerns over mainland China's new currency basket.
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While excitement around blockchain has not abated on Wall Street, the technology has yet to be deployed at scale in mainstream financial markets, with skeptics warning that its potential may have been hyped.
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That fury appeared to have abated somewhat on Monday as Mr. Sisi sought to assure Coptic leaders that the authorities, in identifying the man suspected of being the bomber, had solved the case.
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It is essential that airport businesses remain operating and are able to weather this storm, so that they can provide the connectivity which drives growth, employment and prosperity after the crisis has abated.
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The winds abated a bit in the afternoon as the typhoon headed toward the Pearl River estuary in Guangdong, where a cluster of fast-growing cities are considered particularly prone to climate change.
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Earlier in the day, British yields had risen in line with those in the euro zone, as investors switched into riskier assets after concern about conflict between the United States and Iran abated.
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Geopolitical risks have abated slightly in recent weeks, with the possibility of imminent military confrontation between the U.S. and Iran diminishing and a "phase one" trade deal being signed by Washington and Beijing.
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In 2009, the annual tax bill for a one-bedroom apartment in one of these abated buildings was $792, by 2019, the median annual tax bill for such a unit rose to $5003,080.
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This courage didn't just end a plague; it revolutionized medicine and, in turn, became the indispensable moral force that led, as the plague abated, to the greatest civil rights revolution of our time.
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By the fall, the Fed had cut interest rates three times, Beijing and Washington were back at the negotiating table and on track to agree a preliminary deal, and recession fears had abated.
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Used car prices rose in April from the prices recorded in March, "which likely indicates that selling pressure from excess rental fleet in March has largely abated," Agnew said in a note to investors.
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While expectations for a Fed hike in September have abated somewhat following a series of soft economic data, growing uncertainty over what the BOJ would do is a likely source of anxiety for investors.
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Investors watching what ended up as an 832-point loss in the Dow Jones Industrial Average couldn't help but remember the frenzied correction that began in late January and never really abated until April.
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China logged stronger-than-expected trade data in August as imports unexpectedly rose for the first time in nearly two years and the slump in exports abated, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing official data.
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But the threats against tigers and rhinos have not abated much in the 25 years since the ban was enacted, particularly for some species like the black rhino and populations like the siberian tiger.
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While Duterte has been sanguine about ties with China, Lorenzana is more wary and has noted that Beijing's fortification of manmade islands inside the Philippines' 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone has not abated.
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AQI had been more or less eradicated, the violence had largely abated and, under American guidance, the government of Nouri al-Maliki in Baghdad showed some willingness to share power with Sunnis and Kurds.
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That energy among far-right conservative activists abated somewhat in 2012 before surging again in 2014, allowing upstart challengers to topple even well-established figures like House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in primary races.
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City officials said on Thursday that the recent surge in overdoses had abated since earlier in the week, when 23 people were hospitalized over three days — just 22 shy of the total for June.
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The court's ruling is likely to amplify sentiments expressed by oil producers, such as Suncor Energy Inc, that they would hold off on further major investments in Canada's oil patch until regulatory challenges abated.
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"The regime's nuclear weapons program is a clear and present danger to all, and the regime's provocative actions, manifestly illegal under international law, have not abated despite United Nations' censure and sanctions," Mattis said.
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However, since then, market volatility has not abated and companies are using global headwinds as an excuse to forgo wage hikes, dashing the BOJ's hopes its January move would be enough to lift sentiment.
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As the election unfolded, to the shock and horror of Trump's detractors, and America began settling into its new bizarre political circumstances, she found that the demand for the Madame's services had not abated.
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Safe-haven bids for the dollar abated in response to political opposition to a "no-deal" Brexit and Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam's withdrawal of an expedition bill that triggered months of violent protests.
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The survey also found that symptoms abated with age: Whereas 19.4 percent of 14-year-old high school students admitted to self-harm, that rate fell to 14.7 percent for 18-year-old students.
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ISLAND OF REGRET: The mayor of San Juan railed against President Trump — saying he was insulting during his visit to the U.S. territory and renewing a war of words that seemed to have abated.
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"There was a lot of worry about tariffs and the trade war that has been abated due to the agreement with China," says Todd McCracken, president and CEO of the National Small Business Association.
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The currency had steadied against the dollar earlier in the day as fears of a fresh conflict in the Middle East following the killing of Tehran's top general in a U.S. drone strike abated.
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The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Thursday, retreating from a more than two-week peak as bets stoked by the Federal Reserve signalling it may raise interest rates in December abated.
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Expectations for a sweeping deal had abated somewhat over the weekend, as talks slowed between the two parties on issues like immigrant detention beds as well as a slate of California-related policy issues.
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The controversy has not abated despite Facebook initiatives including a new tool that shows all political advertising that is running on the network and new fact-checking efforts to inform users about obvious falsehoods.
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But the economic tailwinds that made such grandiose plans possible have abated, so Turkey is now facing an economic reckoning which could threaten the canal's completion and is starting to threaten other emerging markets, too.
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Expectations for a rate hike this year have abated following weakening growth forecasts since the end of 2015 and uncertainty ahead of the U.K.'s referendum in June on remaining part of the European Union.
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Minutes from the May 1-2 Federal Open Market Committee meeting also showed that members raised their expectations for full-year economic growth and said that earlier concerns they had about a slowdown had abated.
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Although the recent conflict in northern Rakhine has abated in recent weeks, tensions remain high and Rohingya residents told Reuters late last month they feared travelling beyond their villages in case they encounter military patrols.
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" As the party came closer and closer to Berne, "all the symptoms abated to such a great extent they really relaxed together, and he was restored to his whole sane self before he entered Berne.
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In 2011, the corruption conviction of Assemblyman Anthony S. Seminerio was vacated, the fraud indictment against him dismissed, and a $1 million forfeiture order was abated about a month after he died in federal prison.
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Though the violence in the Middle East continues, archaeologists and officials from various international organizations continue to explore various options for the reconstruction of archaeological sites in Syria and Iraq once the fighting has abated.
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American military action, overt and otherwise, has contributed to rather than abated the misery and suffering of the Syrian people and helped to create conditions that have led to a refugee crisis of biblical proportions.
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The tension in the air finally abated as I acknowledged that his part in the pit was more substantial than my offstage part and he should be allowed to play it on his own tuba.
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On the terrace from which Egypt's nationalist leader Gamal Abdel Nasser once addressed a huge crowd, the boxes of old photographs were surrounded by other detritus recently hauled from a basement after the fighting abated.
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CFO Pitkethly said the earlier price rises, and corresponding weak volume, were partly due to currency-related inflationary pressures in certain markets that have since abated, giving consumers more confidence to spend on everyday items.
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I knew that I would kill for her, die for her, sacrifice anything for her, and while those feelings have become more bearable since the first delirious days after her birth, they have not abated.
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Officials threw out sobering figures on the scale of the devastation, with the caveat that the numbers were just estimates, sure to rise when the crisis has abated enough to allow an accurate damage assessment.
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In 2628, U.S. federal government spending as a share of GDP was less than 28503 percent; in 22020, by which time the distortions of World War II-related spending had abated, it was 17 percent.
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The carnage has somewhat abated in recent days due to an agreement brokered by Russia and Turkey that allowed for the evacuation of tens of thousands of civilians that had been trapped in the city.
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Hassett last week suggested on CNN that the U.S. may have to consider sending Americans back to work at a certain point even if the pandemic hasn't abated to avoid a Great Depression-like event.
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Concerns abated slightly about the global economic ramifications of a deadly coronavirus outbreak in China, after the World Health Organization designated it an emergency for China, but not yet for the rest of the world.
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"That's a huge amount of emissions that could have quite easily been abated," Kieran Stanley, an atmospheric chemistry researcher at Queen Mary University in London and the lead author of the paper, told VICE News.
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Despite a pledge by President Xi Jinping to crack down on illegal production and exports of fentanyl, shipments of the potentially deadly drug have not abated, and no curbs were included in the trade pact.
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The overwhelmingly negative view on the pound dominating foreign exchange markets since the Brexit referendum in June last year has abated since British prime minister Theresa May called a snap general election a month ago.
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But Johnson later told reporters that once he found out the White House released the full transcript of Trump's conversation with Zelensky and were not holding back a more detailed account, his concerns were abated.
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Concerns abated slightly about the global economic ramifications of a deadly coronavirus outbreak in China, after the World Health Organization designated it an emergency for China, but not yet for the rest of the world.
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Since we don't think these risks have gone away (though a few have abated somewhat), in this note we take a step back to consider whether the reward side of the equation has meaningfully changed.
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Though an official investigation has found no links between the fish deaths and a $10.6 billion coastal steel plant run by a unit of Taiwan's Formosa Plastics, public anger against the company has not abated.
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That criticism has abated following many recent trials and convictions, including the 2011 conviction of Sobibor extermination camp guard John Demjanjuk, which gave prosecutors new legal means to investigate suspects under accessory-to- murder charges.
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The trend hasn't abated: The Times reported last week that in the last few months, a program to collect "sponsorships" for students amassed enough money to grant more than 1.3 million students access to NYTimes.com.
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The Sixties in America, in contrast to the optimism of the immediate postwar era, was frightening for everyone, full of fear, death, anger, resistance, and mourning — a daily consciousness of terror that never quite abated.
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Since then, El Nino has abated, making for conditions that increase the likelihood of hurricanes forming, forecasters at the NOOA's Climate Prediction Center said in a statement issued as the hurricane season enters its peak months.
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LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Improved risk sentiment saw investors pour money into equities over the past week, while outflows from emerging markets abated despite some big swings in emerging market currencies, flows data showed on Friday.
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Euro zone inflation slipped as expected for a third consecutive month in January as the impact of higher energy costs abated, while the core rate slightly increased in a comforting sign for the European Central Bank.
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The regime and the main rebel groups, who signed on to the Russian-American deal a few days after the governments agreed to it, admit the fighting has abated but have accused each other of violations.
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Although concerns about Turkey's stability have abated for now, yields on 10-year U.S. and German government debt slipped on expectations the European Central Bank may embark on more stimulus to help the region's sluggish economy.
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Since Britain signed a transition agreement last month for exiting the European Union, concerns about Brexit have abated as investors focus on the state of the UK economy before an expected interest rate rise in May.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — A week after it started, the enormous forest fire that attacked Fort McMurray, Alberta, had abated enough on Sunday to allow police, fire and health workers to move into hotels within the abandoned city.
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Yet the flood of money to the Valley has not abated: according to The Wall Street Journal, this has been the single biggest fund-raising quarter for venture capital since the (in retrospect) ominous year 2000.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose across maturities to weekly highs as global trade war fears abated a day after the United States and Mexico reached agreement on an overhaul of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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While the safe-haven yen has fallen to around 105 since last week as global risk aversion abated, manufacturers reported concerns over another possible spike in the yen because of uncertainty over the global economic outlook.
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Sterling was set for its strongest week against the euro since October as fears abated that Britain would leave the European Union, a situation that has widely been described as 'Brexit,' next month after a vote.
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At 15 William Street in the financial district, an abated building originally aimed at single business people, ownership changed in 2010 after the developer struggled to find buyers, and returned with a family-friendly marketing campaign.
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When that abated, the Mura came upon a path through the jungle nearby that had recently been hewn with chainsaws and machetes - a logging path and the first sign of a new area that would be targeted.
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"We want a political solution and dialogue," said Jia Kurd, adviser to the Kurdish-led administration running much of north and east Syria after eight years of civil war that has largely abated over the past year.
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As the dry Santa Ana winds that have fueled the blazes abated slightly, officials lifted evacuation orders for parts of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, and crews started getting the upper hand in containing some major fires.
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Republican Senator James Lankford, who has received classified information about Russia's interference as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said on Wednesday that the country's attempts to sow discord in U.S. domestic affairs had not abated.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Two Houston-area cities told residents to stay indoors and closed schools on Thursday due to air pollution from a petrochemical plant fire, then lifted the travel restrictions after airborne levels of the chemicals abated.
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"The downside risks that clouded the outlook at the start of this year have abated as growth momentum has picked up and the Fed's pivot has reversed much of the earlier tightening in financial conditions," Hatzius wrote.
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But after a survey of Chinese manufacturers showed factory activity in the world's second-largest economy contracted for an 11th straight month in January, the yen's fall abated and it traded flat at 121.15 against the dollar.
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Finance chief Graeme Pitkethly said the earlier price rises, and corresponding weak volume, were partly due to currency-related inflationary pressures in certain markets that have since abated, giving consumers more confidence to spend on everyday items.
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Oil prices were down on Tuesday after a strong two-day rally abated amid volatility fed in part by a vote later this week in Britain that will determine whether the country will leave the European Union.
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It only abated here in the United States, after nearly destroying the country, because in the years after Reconstruction two powerful new mass political movements, Populism and Progressivism, disrupted the traditional structure of the two-party system.
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But with dozens of other central banks in easing mode, conditions have abated around 100 basis points since the turn of the year, helping support global asset prices and giving the Fed leeway to raise rates again.
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The threats have not abated, particularly here in South Carolina's low-lying coastal plain, where the Waccamaw River set a record on Friday and will keep rising into the new week, threatening neighborhoods, infrastructure and lives anew.
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The hacking, they said, reflected an intensification of spy-versus-spy operations that never entirely abated after the Cold War but that have become more aggressive in recent years as relations with Mr. Putin's Russia have soured.
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I haven't finished the game, let alone all the side quests, but although I expect to encounter more good things as I go, the bad things were apparent pretty much from the first few minutes and haven't abated.
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Longtime fans may recall that even Craig's initial casting announcement was met with skepticism – which only abated once Casino Royale opened and audiences were able to see for themselves that having a blond Bond wouldn't "ruin" the franchise.
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While we have made significant progress in reducing the amount of imprudent household lending in the past 10 years, the financial pressures people face have not abated, and the incentive to borrow more than is manageable remains strong.
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After a turbulent start to 2016 due to worries about global growth and the health of the banking sector, European stocks have had a recent rally as oil prices recovered and fears over a U.S. economic slowdown abated.
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"There's an expectation that when we finish the season that the earnings recession will be abated and that should be positive for the market going forward," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets touched a two-month high on Thursday, fueled by gains in emerging markets and a late rally on Wall Street, as concerns about global growth abated and commodities prices extended their recovery.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Thursday, pulling back from a more than two-week peak as bets stoked by the Federal Reserve signaling it may raise interest rates in December abated.
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Like Sanders now, Peters-Helton says she pretended the withdrawal had abated so she could be released from medical isolation, but that she was then given a top bunk and forced to carry her belongings on her own.
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While the bombardment of the rebel-held section of the city abated last weekend as the United Nations tried to negotiate a halt to the conflict, bombings resumed this week after the talks failed to reach an agreement.
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But their lack of appealing assets raises another compelling question: What, exactly, will they be selling Kevin Durant and other impending free agents besides a famously tax-abated building when the season of shameless groveling begins in July?
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Rough waters forced the cancellation of a negotiating session, but when the seas abated, the two leaders met and vowed to conclude treaties on long-range nuclear weapons and conventional arms by the end of the next year.
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"Life gives you a lemon, you make lemonade," said Gary Keys, a 54-year-old butcher who reluctantly prepared to leave the shelter in Chapel Hill on Tuesday to return to Jones County, where flooding has largely abated.
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But Sebastian noticed that each time the S&P tested those lows — four times in the last two weeks — the VIX didn't come anywhere close to where it was in February, signaling that investors' nerves have somewhat abated.
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Gold surged past $1,600 for the first time in nearly seven years in earlier trade, before paring gains as fears of a larger conflict in the Middle East abated amid milder rhetoric between Iran and the United States.
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Gold retreated after vaulting above the $22,2106 level for the first time in nearly seven years on Wednesday as fears of a larger conflict in the Middle East abated on milder rhetoric between Iran and the United States.
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Initial prices in abated buildings also tended to be higher, because the landowner would charge the developer a premium for property that qualified for the abatement program, and the developer would pass that cost onto buyers, he said.
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At the Centurion, a 2008 abated condo in Midtown that was designed by the firm of I.M. Pei, a 2,011-square-foot, three-bedroom apartment sold for $4 million in March, almost 10 percent below the asking price.
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Opposition to the transition appears to have abated since the transition plan was announced two years ago, but some have worried a Republican president could try to prevent its implementation if it is not finalized before the November election.
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Trump blamed "loopholes" in the immigration system for allowing MS-13 gang members into the US — a connection he's made before — as part of the wave of Central American migration that started in 2014 and has (perhaps temporarily) abated.
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After a turbulent start to the year due to worries about global growth and the health the banking sector, European stock markets have had a recent rally as oil prices recovered and fears over a U.S. economic slowdown abated.
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After a turbulent start to the year due to worries about global growth and the health of the banking sector, European stock markets enjoyed a recent rally as oil prices recovered and fears over a U.S. economic slowdown abated.
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Five hundred years since the death of the Dutch artist in 1516, it's believed that only a tiny fraction of Bosch's output survives — about two dozen paintings and some 20 drawings — but the fascination with his oeuvre hasn't abated.
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TOKYO, March 27 (Reuters) - Japan's stocks rose sharply on Tuesday as immediate concerns about trade frictions between the United States and China abated, helping trade-exposed sectors such as chip manufacturers, and following a firm lead from U.S. futures.
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The U.S. dollar rose against a basket of currencies as fears of a larger-than-expected 22-basis-point interest rate cut in July abated after the New York Federal Reserve downplayed dovish comments from its president on Thursday.
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" The strategy frustrated Spath to the extent that "he has indefinitely abated the proceedings below and is contemplating retirement from active military service because of his shaken faith in the law and what it means to be a lawyer.
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Civil rights advocates and the Justice Department had sued to block the law, but a Federal District Court judge upheld it in April, writing that the state's "significant, shameful past discrimination" had largely abated in the last 25 years.
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"While the pick-up in the headline index suggests that pressures on South Korean manufacturers have abated to an extent, underlying data still portray a deeply challenging environment," said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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Concerns that Britain's unruly departure from the European Union would damage trade across the Continent had abated — at least in the immediate term — as London and Brussels agreed to extend their fractious divorce proceedings until the end of October.
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Given that global trade has been the main sentiment mover in the last three months, and that the heated rhetoric has not really abated, just quieted down, you would think the markets would have a much more muted reaction.
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Credit traders reckoned that fears of a North Korean response to the U.S.-South Korean military exercises had abated slightly as the only US dollar issue launched today in Asia was dual-trancher from South Korea firm Hyundai Capital.
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Doctor Linnet Taylor, a data researcher at Tilburg Law School, took to Twitter to warn that any new surveillance efforts established during the COVID-19 crisis should include sunset clauses ensuring they're rolled back once the threat has abated.
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The ad profiles 3 people -- a boy who had hundreds of seizures a day that were not abated by traditional medicine, a man addicted to opioids, and a veteran who was in severe pain after his leg was amputated.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Authorities in Southern California lifted evacuation orders on Thursday for more than 60,000 people living adjacent to fire-scarred foothills and mountain slopes along the Santa Barbara coast as rains and the threat of dangerous mudslides abated.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States, embroiled in a trade war with China, should also impose sanctions on China for detaining an estimated one million Uighurs in its Xinjiang region, where repression has not abated, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.
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RELEVANCE Sanders' insurgent 2016 candidacy against Clinton was a long shot, but he ended up capturing 23 state nominating contests and pushing the party to the left, generating tension between its establishment and liberal wings that has not entirely abated.
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"The Board and Management of the Kenya Forest Service has been unable to stem and in some instances have directly participated in, abated, and systemized rampant corruption and abuse of office," the taskforce said in its report published this week.
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He said fears connected to oil's dramatic price slide since 2014 have not fully abated, nor have concerns that strong equity performance is built on a weaker U.S. dollar this year and central-bank stimulus rather than durable corporate earnings.
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FRANKFURT, June 19 (Reuters) - Euro zone countries gave up their reform agendas when the bloc's crisis abated, prolonging the continent's recovery process, but signals from French President Emmanuel Macron point in the right direction, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Monday.
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While fears of a hardlanding for China's economy have abated in recent weeks, Beijing cannot afford a housing market crash in the big cities given the real estate industry and related investment activities account for 15 percent of gross domestic product.
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But the violence on the streets — a 15-year-old girl wearing the uniform of her Jewish school slashed in the face; an 8-year-old boy wearing a kippah assaulted; teenage siblings called "dirty Jews" before being beaten — hasn't abated.
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The breathlessness hasn't abated: Shares in Seagate were briefly up more than 10 percent on Monday amid excited speculation that the hard drive company owned a huge stake in XRP as part of its investment in Ripple almost three years ago.
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And the group has proven to be yet another way for Silicon Valley donors to spread their influence across the US at a time when many in the Democratic Party want to see Big Tech's power abated rather than expanded.
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LONDON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks surged almost one percent on Friday and were set for a fifth straight week of gains after a mid-week spike in U.S. Treasury yields abated and oil prices held near 3-year highs.
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An hour or so later, my nausea had abated and my teeth had stopped chattering, and I joined many of the Buoy 13 swimmers as they gathered at the town hall in Kendal for the Mountain Festival's session on outdoor swimming.
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The data boosted a positive vibe in markets, where fears over the outbreak of a deadly coronavirus in China abated slightly after the World Health Organization designated it an emergency for China, but not yet for the rest of the world.
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While prices for these abated units ultimately went up over the past decade, the last five years tell a different story, with sales price actually falling an average of 3.6 percent, just as many 421-a abatements have phased out.
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In the previous day's trade, markets worldwide became skittish on the back of news that North Korea had fired a ballistic missile over Japan, however, U.S. markets finished in the black and Asia traded mostly higher on Wednesday as nerves abated.
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After a turbulent start to the year due to worries about global growth and the health of the banking sector, European stock markets have had a recent rally as oil prices recovered and fears over a U.S. economic slowdown abated.
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While overall impaired loan ratios for RY and its peer banks have declined as potential losses to energy related credits have abated as oil prices have increased and troubled assets have been able to be restructured, overall impaired loan ratios remain near troughs.
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The sell-off in bonds, sensitive to any signs that the ECB may be getting closer to unwinding the massive stimulus that has pinned down borrowing costs, continued into Wednesday but abated after ECB sources said Draghi's comments had been over interpreted.
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Worries about the trade war abated somewhat on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 Summit in late June, while China said both sides have agreed to keep the talks going.
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The senator from Vermont launched his insurgent 2016 candidacy against Clinton as a long shot, but ended up capturing 23 state nominating contests and pushing the party to the left, generating tension between its establishment and liberal wings that has not entirely abated.
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Donna Broughton learned Tuesday that the mobile home where she lived with her two grandchildren had survived, but it would be a long time before the family would be allowed back in, as firefighters mopped up hotspots and toxic fumes and smoke abated.
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Since Britain signed a transition agreement last month to cover the 21-month period after it leaves the European Union, concerns about Brexit have abated as investors focus on the state of the UK economy before an expected rate rise in May.
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More to the point, I get why Porzingis might feel the same way after many more hours spent in his company, regardless of the fact that his injury-prone tendencies haven't abated in 2018 and he's been complaining about exhaustion of late.
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Marduk, your anger is like a raging flood, But in the morning, your mercy gives consolation to your victim, The fearsome and terrifying storm has abated, Where the waves thundered, the shore is now calm, The dark threatening cloud you have now illuminated.
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SYDNEY, Sept 23 (Reuters) - The potential for risks to Australia's financial stability from falling housing prices in Sydney and Melbourne has abated somewhat, with home values rising in recent months, the Council of Financial Regulators said on Monday in a quarterly statement.
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Criticism of Trump's Syria policy, at least from some Republicans on Capitol Hill, abated slightly following a brief cease-fire agreement Vice President Mike Pence negotiated with Erdogan, as well as a slate of sanctions by the administration punishing Ankara for the offensive.
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Vassiliki Spathara, 49, a painter and anarchist living in Exarchia, said the initiative was necessary because the local authorities would not intervene "even to replace light bulbs" in the square, known as a haunt for drug dealers, though activity has abated recently.
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One possibility is that we dodged a bullet: The economy really did come close to the brink, but then the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, President Trump toned down his trade rhetoric (at least temporarily) and the risks of a recession abated.
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Interpreted through the exhibition's literary lens, this triptych distills the human condition in line with ancient tragedy: hope is foreclosed; free will is powerless against a predetermined fate; and that fate perpetuates suffering that can't be abated by the intervention of others.
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Again, since I was mixing this product with about ten other serums I use on a daily basis I can't say for sure that this is the reason the lines on my forehead from constantly scowling have suddenly abated, but it's definitely not hurting.
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Future performance of the three banks will largely depend on the success of the problem loans' work-out efforts (in particular at CIB) and business growth in a low-interest rate environment, while the high taxes and regulatory pressures on banks have now abated.
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"Monetary policy adjustments are likely to be gradual and cautious, as we continue to face significant uncertainties and the headwinds to growth from the financial crisis have not fully abated," Dudley said at the New York Fed Conference on Monday, according to Dow Jones.
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Meanwhile, at least three boats, each carrying scores of men, women and children, have departed from Rakhine for Malaysia since monsoon rains abated in October, following the hazardous maritime escape route used for years by Rohingya fleeing what they say is persecution in Myanmar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rose in afternoon trade on Friday as fears of a larger-than-expected 50-basis-point interest rate cut in July abated after the New York Federal Reserve walked back dovish comments from its president the prior day.
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"The regime's nuclear weapons program is a clear and present danger to all, and the regime's provocative actions, manifestly illegal under international law, have not abated despite United Nations' censure and sanctions," Mattis said in a written statement to the House Armed Services Committee.
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European states have warned the United Nations that more than 800,000 people are cut off from aid and may be starving in northeast Nigeria, in contrast to government assertions that the crisis has abated, and rebuked the world body for failing to secure access.
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They remembered meeting previously, but by this time Ms. Mathis's grief had abated and she immediately took inventory of Mr. Buford's youthful good looks, stunning eyes (brown ringed with blue), his impressive height of 6 foot 2, and the absence of a wedding ring.
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In the past few weeks, as the emergency abated, things have started crawling back to normalcy, even if we are still far from pre-Covid-19 levels, and the evidence might be polluted by plants being restarted just to hit government-imposed power consumption targets.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - A selloff in Italian government bonds abated on Wednesday as a source-based report said that the Bank of Italy had stepped into to buy Italian bonds on behalf of the European Central Bank to stabilise a highly volatile market.
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Gavin Friend, a strategist at National Bank of Australia said against the risk-off backdrop caused by the virus outbreak, Lagarde had disappointed markets which had expected a more upbeat tone, given trade war headwinds and geopolitical risks had abated since the last policy meeting.
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Those criticisms of the FBI and attorney general coincided with massive dips in how Republicans viewed the FBI in 2017 and 2018, but -- with the Mueller probe wrapped up and Trump's ire somewhat abated -- the percentage of Republicans who viewed the FBI favorably jumped to 66%.
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If the preparer is responsible for a mistake resulting in penalties and interest, the preparer may pay them directly to retain the client or appeal to the IRS to get them abated, saidZiegler, who is chair of the ethics committee for the National Association of Enrolled Agents.
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By 2100 "wet-bulb temperatures"—a measure of humidity and heat—could rise so high in the Gulf as to make it all but uninhabitable, according to a study in Nature (though its most catastrophic predictions are based on the assumption that emissions are not abated).
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"We started the year with a lot of fears and uncertainty and some of that has abated, but now there's not a lot of catalysts to push the markets one way or the other," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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LONDON — European authorities blamed Russian groups on Friday for disinformation campaigns designed to depress turnout and sway public opinion in last month's European Union elections, an official accounting that underscored how Russian interference has not abated and that Facebook and other tech platforms remain vulnerable to meddling.
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"There's nothing very positive about today's news, but I think markets are looking ahead to hopefully in a couple of months' time when the virus has abated and then the policy stimulus will come through," said Caroline Bain, chief commodities economist at Capital Economics in London.
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The penultimate stage, in which the heat of the almost-gin is abated by running water as it glides through a copper coil, was enough to breed the illusion, if only for a few minutes, that I was in charge of my own private nuclear reactor.
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The post-debate night bump Kamala Harris has enjoyed at Joe Biden's expense in recent national surveys abated somewhat in a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Wednesday — showing the former vice president leading the pack of 224 Democrats and the California senator tied for third place.
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However, this man argued vigorously for slavery against growing currents against it, in one speech actually celebrating the fact that in many quarters, increasing moral discomfort with slavery had of late abated in favor of a conception of slavery as a "great institution" that benefited the "inferior" race especially.
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Officials in Brazil, Jamaica, Colombia, and El Salvador have urged women to put off pregnancy until the crisis has abated—advice that's a little difficult to follow since access to birth control is hard to come by in these countries, and abortion is banned in some of them.
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After a rout that lasted through the most of the beginning of the year, corporate-bond ETFs rebounded starting in mid-February as oil prices stabilized, fears of defaults by energy companies abated and central banks in Europe and Japan accelerated monetary-policy efforts to stimulate their economies.
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The average wholesale cost of a 100 mg Viagra pill is now $88.45, an almost 20 percent increase from $73.85 at the beginning of 2018, according to the FT. Mid-year drug price increases are a common industry practice that has not abated, despite the Trump administration's efforts.
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In recent days trade jitters abated as Mexico and the United States reached a bilateral deal, but re-emerged later in the week following a report that U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to impose tariffs on an additional $200 billion of Chinese imports as soon as next week.
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Related: 'It Is Impossible to Arrest Our Way Out of This Problem,' Canada Tells UN Drug Conference Routine police raids of dispensaries across the country has not abated under Justin Trudeau's Liberals, but in February a federal judge struck down the ban on growing medicinal marijuana at home as unconstitutional.
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"We believe that the risk of continued softness in the retail outlet environment has somewhat abated, as we have now liquidated inventory from last year's holiday season and are currently adding some great new fall products to our store inventory," Morris Goldfarb, president and CEO, said in a press release.
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People then objected to several aspects of the proposal, which have not abated: the social injustice issues exasperated by labor practices at Guggenheim's Abu Dhabi franchise site, the selling of status (as opposed to critical thinking), and ultimately to the idea of exploiting citizens to construct a museum for private profiteering.
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NEW ORLEANS — The debate over the removal of four Confederate-era monuments has stewed here for nearly two years, longer than the city was under Confederate control, and it has not abated with the removal of the last: the statue of Robert E. Lee, plucked off its pedestal on Friday afternoon.
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And every week I wonder about it myself — how serious are all the threats and bluster against the news media by Mr. Trump and Mr. Bannon, given that news organizations continue to break big stories about the administration with help from leaks that have not abated despite the presidential pounding?
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"We do think that in the first quarter of next year, this could potentially be a stumbling block, because there's very high unemployment, the Five Star Movement is neck-and-neck with the democratic party so there's nothing to suggest that the political risk in Italy has abated," Nossek said.
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The North Korean hagiography Great Man and Cinema recounts unbelievable tales of Kim flying his crews through snowstorms in helicopters, carrying their gear up mountains, and even hunting animals for medicine when one scriptwriter's wife got sick: The officials said the weather was very inclement and advised him to go when it abated.
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The chronic issue of unresponsive and misbehaving Windows touchpads seemed to have abated in recent times (thanks to laptops like the Dell XPS 13 and Microsoft's Surface devices), but it's back with a vengeance on the Huawei MateBook X. This is nominally a Windows Precision touchpad, but it behaves nothing like it.
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Dealmakers have recovered from the shock of Britain's "Brexit" vote last month to leave the European Union and have resumed buying oil and gas fields in choice locations in Canada and the United States, restocking their inventories on a bet that a two-year slump in the price of oil has abated.
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Her cough had held on, but her fever had abated, so I nervously signed the paper, waited on the serpentine line to register and get our cruise cards (they serve as both ID and credit card while on board) and, for Anna, a wristband that she had to wear at all times.
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Officials said Trump's fears of a national economic meltdown also abated slightly with the passage of a massive $2 trillion stimulus package at the end of last week, and that he appeared more receptive to suggestions that he extend the distancing guidelines that health experts say are necessary to prevent further contagion.
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"I think there's a sense the threats have abated somewhat more recently, but we're continuing to talk to each other about how we bring the bills together and speaking to our colleagues on how we can work together to make sure the special counsel is fully protected," the Connecticut Democrat told POLITICO.
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At the same time, dollar-selling needs among Japanese players have abated now that Japan's end-March financial year-end is out of the way, and that could limit the dollar's downside risk, said Okagawa, who expects the U.S. currency to trade in a 104 yen to 108 yen range in the near term.
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The leaders of America's intelligence community warned Tuesday that the threat of foreign offensives on social media had not abated: Why it matters: "There should be no doubt that Russia perceived that its past efforts [were] successful and views the 2018 U.S. midterm elections as a potential target for Russian influence operations," Coats said.
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None of that anxiety abated during the first two months of this season as Wright struggled to hit for average, struck out an inordinate amount of times and, in the field at third base, made repeated submarine-style throws to first that suggested he could no longer throw the ball the way he wanted to.
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"There's nothing very positive about today's news, but I think markets are looking ahead to hopefully in a couple of months' time when the virus has abated and then the policy stimulus will come through," said Caroline Bain, chief commodities economist at Capital Economics in London, referring to higher prices reached early in the session.
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A 300-mile swath of Texas was a patchwork of places where people still grappled with the devastating aftermath of a storm that shattered rainfall records for the continental United States, and others where the crisis had abated enough for residents to begin to assess the damage and figure out how to rebuild their lives.
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Of course, to the extent that this mechanical reallocation is timed to the quarter's end, it means one short-term tailwind for the rebound rally has just about abated, as the market bounce leaves the indexes less stretched and investors have celebrated fresh trillions of dollars in support from the Federal Reserve and Congress.
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"Traders cited the easing of tensions with North Korea as the war of words appears to have abated, but the move appeared to be a classic short covering rally as the dollar rebounded after several days of heavy selling," said BK Asset Management Managing Director of FX Strategy Boris Schlossberg in a Monday evening note.
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"Ireland remains on track for a fourth year in succession of rapid growth…Some of the policy risks identified at the beginning of the year, US corporate tax reform and European politics, have abated, while better economic momentum in the international economy has provided a tailwind," the firm said in a report on August 8th.
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Pew Research Center polling found that alignment began to break down when Trump became a political force: NBC News/Wall Street Journal found the same thing, with data going up to February 2017: Within the past year, the trend has abated somewhat, as Republicans have become more pro-trade and started to close the gap with Democrats.
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"Despite the increased targeting of Shabab over the last few years, there is no evidence to support the assertion that Shabab's insurgency has been abated or its leadership cadre has been depleted," said Bill Roggio, editor of FDD's Long War Journal, a website run by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies that tracks military strikes against militant groups.
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Now that the frenzy of the 217 awards season has abated, it's time to re-appreciate "La La Land," the writer-director Damien Chazelle's heartfelt and ambitious musical, about two aspiring Los Angeles artists — a jazz musician played by Ryan Gosling, and an actress played by Emma Stone — who help each other grow into the people they're meant to be.
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Dr. Breitbart said that because diagnoses ranged from early-stage cancer to imminent terminal illness, it was impossible to know which patients might have come through their psychological ordeal without psilocybin — whether some might have adapted to the new norms of their disease; felt stronger once chemotherapy side effects, including depression, had abated; or even experienced an improvement in health.
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I'd gone to the best schools and had the cushiest upbringing, including a pool in the back yard and weekend acting classes, where my dad would watch me perform on parents' night, misty and proud in the front row, his boorishness temporarily abated, supportive of his son's passion and talent until he realized that his son was intending to pursue acting as something more than a hobby.
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This crisis can be abated lawfully, with humanity and empathy, by bringing in more immigration judges and asylum caseworkers, releasing families to their families here in the U.S. to avoid chronic and dangerous overcrowding (most asylum applicants show up to their hearings if given proper legal advice and procedure, contrary to what the Trump administration claims) and giving kids proper medical care, basic cleanliness, food and water.
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But US officials have said repeatedly that tensions between the coalition and regime forces had abated in the intervening weeks "We have actually come to a number of arrangements, you know, drawing a line on the ground of where certain forces should be and that has held extremely well," the US special envoy for the fight against ISIS, Brett McGurk, told CNN's Michelle Kosinski Wednesday.
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"Headline earnings for the period ended December 2017 increased 56.9 percent to 644.7 million rand largely due to an improved result in the chicken business unit," the firm said in a statement However, RCL said a recovery in production volumes in its sugar business as drought conditions abated was offset by lower industry prices due to the impact of higher import volumes during the period.
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COSTS $43 a month in common charges; $41 a month in taxes, abated LISTING BROKER Citi Habitats ____ 16 Van Buren Court, Cresskill 101 WEEKS on the market $1,539,000 list price 24% BELOW list price SIZE 6 bedrooms, 5½ baths DETAILS A 23-year-old contemporary with a fireplace and cathedral ceilings, an in-ground pool and an attached three-car garage on about an acre.
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Skepticism of Russiagate has abated as new details emerge almost daily, most of which are deeply informed by sources within the US. To be sure, for years reporters in Russia have risked their lives and freedom to document what is happening there — how a network of oligarchs, mobsters, and state institutions have worked to spread disinformation across the world and to wage war against and otherwise destabilize Russia's neighbors.
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The standard chorus of "innocent until proven guilty" has abated now that he is claiming his "mistake," but the baseball community must still contend with what to do with—or how to appropriately punish, rehabilitate, and, now that he has been unloaded by the Rockies and snapped up by the Mets, cheer for—a player who harmed someone closest to him, someone he pledged to love and keep safe.
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COSTS $318 a month in common charges; $33 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Corcoran Group ____ 46 Kirkwood Road, Port Washington 22 WEEKS on the market $1,275,000 list price 8% BELOW list price SIZE 6 bedrooms, 4½ baths DETAILS A nine-year-old, brick, two-family house with hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens, washers and dryers, open front porches and a driveway for each unit, but no garages.
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COSTS $758 a month in common charges; $20 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Corcoran Group 48 Hamlet Woods Drive, St. James 56 WEEKS on the market $929,000 list price 5% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS An eight-year-old house with an open kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a first-floor master suite and a finished basement, in a gated community with a pool and a putting green.
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COSTS $505 a month in common charges; $77 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 45 Brushy Ridge Road, New Canaan 19 WEEKS on the market $1,43,000 list price 20% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 32-year-old, shingle-sided house with a formal dining room with a bay window; an eat-in kitchen; three fireplaces; central air-conditioning; and a deck, on a half acre.
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COSTS $03 a month in common charges; $9 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 20 Garey Drive, New Castle 19 WEEKS on the market $799,000 list price 1% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths DETAILS A 59-year-old, split-level ranch with a tiled foyer, an eat-in kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a family room with skylights, and a wraparound deck, on about an acre.
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COSTS $383 a month in common charges; $238 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 212 Old Stone Hill Road, Pound Ridge 2547 WEEKS on the market $1,050,000 list price 14% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 123-year-old house, remodeled in the 1970s, with a kitchen with granite counters; a pool with a pool house; and a nearly two-acre lot with a bridge over a stream.
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