He could have an adverse effect in the team room.
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I guess romantic troubles have an adverse effect on perfect hair.
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Increased borrowing costs would have an adverse effect on economic activity.
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This modest adverse effect was most pronounced in South Asian nations.
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Similar research hasn't yet found an immediate adverse effect on jobs.
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No further showing of actual adverse effect in the marketplace is necessary.
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Playing in a dome can have an adverse effect, it is different.
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MOON SAYS JAPAN'S EXPORT CURBS WILL HAVE ADVERSE EFFECT ON GLOBAL ECONOMY
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Climate change can have a significant adverse effect in the short term.
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Indeed, the adverse effect of sodium on blood pressure begins at birth.
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Coal also has a more immediate adverse effect on people's health, experts say.
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Who knew soaring indie-pop could have such an adverse effect on people?
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If we were to give you something, it might have an adverse effect.
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Some believe eating soy can have an adverse effect on men's testosterone levels.
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Limiting gatherings will have an adverse effect on the state's economy, without question.
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MC as part of its rescue could an adverse effect on its earnings.
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There's also research indicating that they may have an adverse effect on health.
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In particular, helicopter parenting had an adverse effect when it came from fathers.
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Going to a therapist several times a week can sometimes have an adverse effect.
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According to medical experts, this content has an adverse effect on the developing brain.
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"Based on these findings, families and caregivers should not hesitate to provide surgery to young children when necessary, and the magnitude of any adverse effect of anesthesia and surgery should be interpreted in light of potential adverse effect by postponing surgery," Glatz said.
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It seems we are desperate to prove that technology has an adverse effect on love.
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But he said Sochi's massive spending has had an adverse effect on potential future hosts.
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Twitter-based outrage hasn't had a lasting, adverse effect on their careers or social lives.
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So far, the company said it hadn't seen any significant adverse effect on its business.
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The fact remains that drinking can have an adverse effect on pleasure — men's and women's alike.
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The agency's team also found that the deal would not have an adverse effect on competition.
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The recent sluggishness of European economies suggests an adverse effect from the continent's outsized government sectors.
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Any adverse effect on businesses could be offset by allowing them to expense all capital investments.
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That's because of the adverse effect the price drop will have on oil and gas firms.
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It added that the company does not expect the resolution to have a material adverse effect.
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It could have an adverse effect on her cheese ball intake ... just ask Honey Boo Boo.
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"Therefore using too much detergent will actually have an adverse effect on removing the odors," he says.
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Twenge's Atlantic piece also claimed that heavy smartphone use has an adverse effect on teen mental health.
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"This could have a very adverse effect on the use of special revenues all over," he said.
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The suspension would not have any material adverse effect on its financial position or operation, it added.
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"Being awake for too long on stimulants can also have an adverse effect on your mind," he adds.
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In its bond prospectus, it said climate change could potentially have a "material adverse effect" on its business.
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This has had an adverse effect for him as the spiteful trolls are attacking him for his kindness.
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Chemours has said an unfavorable outcome from the lawsuits could have a "material adverse effect" on its finances.
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I think we still really need to know whether there is any adverse effect after long-term treatment.
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Last year's decision to ban porn from its platform has had a marked adverse effect on Tumblr's traffic.
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Business groups also warned this week that escalating protectionist trade policies could have an adverse effect on consumers.
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The recent US government shutdown has also had an adverse effect on efforts to find a work-around.
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If a similar pattern pertains in people, early treatment with a fever-suppressor might, indeed, have an adverse effect.
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They found that 71 of them, or 32 percent, had some adverse effect not caught during the clinical trials.
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On the plus side, the workouts didn't appear to have much of an adverse effect on overall muscle power.
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Three weeks later he was returned to the classroom with no further discipline or adverse effect on his employment.
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"We will challenge transactions that have an adverse effect on business customers, not just ordinary consumers," Ms. Feinstein said.
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So it's no surprise that celebrity can have an adverse effect on people, especially child stars, USA Today reported.
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Finland has been hit by the fall of Nokia and the adverse effect of digital media on newsprint exports.
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Walmart says it does not expect the changes to have any adverse effect on the handling of its caseload.
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The most common adverse effect reported was nausea, which occurred in less than 5% of users, the company said.
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The pressure had an adverse effect on his hips, and he received a cortisone shot on each side Friday.
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Business groups warned the administration this week that escalating protectionist trade policies could have an adverse effect on consumers.
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However, the adverse effect of this increase is partly mitigated by the region's material reliance on low-cost budget loans.
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Rice eventually realized was experiencing exercise addiction and orthorexia, a fixation with healthy eating that actually has an adverse effect.
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This probably won't have an adverse effect on the physiology of cannabis or any other type of plant, Dixon says.
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Schwimmer talked about the adverse effect the character had on his social life during a podcast with the Hollywood Reporter.
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"An adverse verdict may have a material adverse effect on the company and its financial position and outlook," Indivior said.
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Diaz de Leon said any U.S. tariffs on Mexican imports would have an adverse effect on economy and price formation.
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Industry analysts worry that, over the long haul, Trump's protectionist views could have an adverse effect on open-sky policies.
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The actions that PBMs take currently have an adverse effect on the health of pharmaceutical markets and must be addressed.
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But I am situated a little differently and what you did for 'A' is having an adverse effect on me.
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This point alone could help quell ongoing concerns that the recent Brexit could have an adverse effect on European security.
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"Automatically canceling and rebooking is scarier to hotels because it has an adverse effect on pricing and profitability," he said.
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And they found no adverse effect on employment — if anything, a small rise in New Jersey relative to its neighbor.
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Checking it regularly will help you detect and resolve issues before they have an adverse effect on your financial health.
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However, his solution – tariffs – doesn't get us there, and the unintended consequence of these tariffs will have an adverse effect.
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Some state restrictions, however, were found by the report to have an adverse effect on the quality of patients' care.
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It did not expect the probe to have any adverse effect on its business, operations or financial status, it added.
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Under the parties' acquisition agreement, Verizon can terminate only if there is a so-called material adverse effect to Yahoo.
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But courts can decide that the public interest in learning the identities of sources outweighs any adverse effect of disclosure.
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"The evidence up until now of an adverse effect on the bank transmission mechanism is not very convincing," ABN Amro said.
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"If SunEdison does not perform under these agreements, it could have a material adverse effect on TerraForm Global," TerraForm Global said.
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"These actions, combined with the difficult trading conditions, will have an adverse effect on profit in the short term," he said.
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Alexander Novak, the Russian energy minister, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick in Jeddah Friday that every fresh sanction had an adverse effect.
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Fitch is concerned that such a recapture could have a significant adverse effect on the capital adequacy of WNIC and BCLIC.
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Remington said if the 1994 federal assault weapons ban were re-enacted it would have an adverse effect on the business.
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One adverse effect of the attention economy that people are only starting to reckon with is the problem of creator burnout.
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"You can't deny $772 billion will have an adverse effect on Medicaid," but that's what they tried to do, Park said.
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"The conduct of the parties has resulted in appreciable adverse effect on competition," the CCI investigation arm said in the report.
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As most people know, one potential adverse effect of smoking up is paranoia, where they feel more risk-averse than risk-prone.
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In addition, high corporate tax rates have a severe adverse effect on capital investment and entrepreneurship, two aspects critical to enhanced productivity.
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Working in the framework of the act, a review found the new structure would have an "adverse effect" on nearby Jackson Park.
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The bylaw change could have a "significant adverse effect" on the media company's share price, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
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Critics have asserted that this aspect of the program has an adverse effect on self-policing and on corporate internal compliance processes.
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If Adam does not continue to serve as our Chief Executive Officer, it could have a material adverse effect on our business.
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But the shutdown has had an adverse effect on the ability of the diplomats to engage with the foreign partners and adversaries.
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"If tariffs are expanded to apparel, there would be an adverse effect on our financial results," Chief Financial Officer Robert Madore said.
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Gulf Stream Global warming's having an adverse effect on the Gulf Stream, scientists say, which could exacerbate the effects of climate change.
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But there has also been an adverse effect: counties have cut early voting locations in order to accommodate for the long hours.
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Researchers aren't certain whether the altered hormones from the pill leads to the blues, but they call it a "potential adverse" effect.
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And you don't need to fill that silence with rolling news coverage if it's having an adverse effect on your mental health.
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A Delaware court would look at whether the breaches had a material adverse effect, something it has never found to exist before.
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They noticed that Harvey's arm was too high in his delivery, which had an adverse effect on the rest of his mechanics.
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"Obviously Arizona and Mexico are huge trading partners, so shutting down trade would have an adverse effect on Arizona's economy," said Lesko.
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Among the users of just one of the drugs that have depression as an adverse effect, the prevalence increased to 7 percent.
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AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS INC EXEC - IF TARIFFS ARE EXPENDED TO APPAREL, THERE WOULD BE AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON OUR FINANCIAL RESULTS - CONF CALL
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However, a follow-up study published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine found that the occurrence of this adverse effect are likely underreported.
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"The use of any type of fabric softener — liquid or dryer sheets — will have an adverse effect on removing the odors," he adds.
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Experts find that the loss of all this "natural capital" has already begun to have an adverse effect on local and global economies.
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If you work outdoors, and this is not possible, it's best to discuss alternative treatment options that may not have this adverse effect.
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It's easy to see how a rollback of the Clean Power Plan could ultimately have an adverse effect on the company's bottom line.
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The report said state funding cuts to Planned Parenthood and its affiliates had an adverse effect on family planning for lower-income people.
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Nothing in Minecraft's Rift representation stutters or blurs or feels artificial — and that has the somewhat adverse effect of freaking your brain out.
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However, given the relatively few number of US troops assigned to counterterrorism missions in Africa, any reductions could still have an adverse effect.
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The withdrawal is not expected to have any material adverse effect on the financial position or operations, the company said late on Monday.
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It said costs not covered by insurance or delays in receiving insurance payments "could have a material adverse effect" on SoCalGas and Sempra.
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The National Park Service has a policy requiring park managers to measure "baseline acoustic conditions" and determine which noises have an adverse effect.
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Developments in tax policy or trade relations, it said, may have a material adverse effect on its business, results of operations and liquidity.
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Of course, this doesn't mean that Verizon isn't pursuing the possibility of using the material adverse effect clause to alter the deal terms.
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He will undoubtedly need to atone for his record on criminal justice and the adverse effect it has had on communities of color.
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"The reality is for the vast majority of those people, they're not going to be adversely affected by this rule, but the chaos and fear that this rule and the broader environment that this administration is creating...all these things are having an adverse effect and will continue to have an adverse effect on the lives of children and families," Essaheb said.
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This dependence on ride-hailing is having the adverse effect of increasing traffic congestion, which in turn makes bus service slower and more frustrating.
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In anticipation of heightened trade tensions, companies have built up inventory, which could have an adverse effect on supply chains later on, Shalett said.
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The report notes that this could have an adverse effect on the company establishing staff in the country, of which there are none currently.
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One oddness about the current market is that the meltdown in secondary markets seems to have had very little adverse effect on primary markets.
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Still living in a mobile home previously occupied by Nelson, her husband's moment in the spotlight had an adverse effect on Scott's self-esteem.
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The company said it could not determine if a resolution of its sales practices could have a "material adverse effect" on its financial condition.
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One way he says OCD continues to have an adverse effect on him is by removing him from "the moment," even when he's onstage.
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We also found that this adverse effect was greater among children whose parents engaged in manual labor and who lived in the poorest families.
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Additionally, YouTube has revised its policies this year to recommend fewer conspiracy theories, which could potentially have an adverse effect on content like Dawson's.
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"From this data, we would conclude that where influencers themselves are deemed 'inappropriate,' the scandal has a more long-term adverse effect," she added.
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Legal actions that classify them as employees "could have an adverse effect on our business, financial condition and results of operations," the company says.
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For those at risk of heart disease, perhaps the most serious adverse effect of excessive caffeine consumption is its ability to raise blood pressure.
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De Cos said there was a possibility that low or even negative interest rates may have an adverse effect on financial stability and banks.
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But the evidence suggests that while safety net programs have some adverse effect on incentives, it's a much smaller effect than many policymakers believe.
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Michelangelo, on the other hand, had a broken nose his whole life, but it didn't seem to have an adverse effect on his work.
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In addition, antibiotics can have an adverse effect on beneficial bacteria, such as Lactobacillus, that are used to make yoghurt and other fermented dairy products.
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Further, any such reclassification would require us to fundamentally change our business model, and consequently have an adverse effect on our business and financial condition.
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About 30% of the people in the mindfulness group and 10% of those in the cognitive behavioral therapy group said they experienced an adverse effect.
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Clinton's detailed college plan takes into account the perils of student debt and its adverse effect on the economy by making higher education debt-free.
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If you're among the 86% of American workers who work at a desk all day, your job may have an adverse effect on your health.
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Ongoing credit costs along with waiving fees while working with customers most impacted by the natural disasters may have a marginally adverse effect on revenue.
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But the price alerts appear to be having the adverse effect of keeping prices high across all platforms, rather than influencing sellers to lower them.
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"If SunEdison does not perform under these agreements, it could have a material adverse effect on TerraForm Global," TerraForm Global said in a regulatory filing.
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Despina Katsikakis of Cushman & Wakefield, a property consultancy, warns that such stinting by firms can have an adverse effect on the wellbeing of their employees.
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That notification can be delayed by as much as 90 days if disclosure might have an adverse effect, such as destroying or tampering with evidence.
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And the drone strikes that happen in Somalia have had an adverse effect that al Shabaab capitalizes on and uses very heavily in their propaganda.
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Forty-one percent said they believed that Brexit would have a positive effect on the U.K. economy, while 35% said it would have an adverse effect.
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Negative interest rates from the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan are creating an adverse effect on yields everywhere, including the United States, Arone said.
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This would certainly have an adverse effect on domestic and global markets, which tend to react badly when the world's largest economy is gripped in crisis.
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Negative interest rates from the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan are having an adverse effect on yields everywhere, including the United States, Arone said.
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Anesthesia proved that removing surgical pain had no adverse effect on patients and that suffering in childbirth could be eased without harm to mother or baby.
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Despite increased funding, he said the federal hiring freeze enacted by President Trump was having an adverse effect on grants at the National Institutes of Health.
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No court in Delaware, where Yahoo is incorporated, has ever found that a material adverse effect has occurred that would allow companies to terminate a merger agreement.
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Another study by researchers in Turkey concluded that treatment with Lupron for precocious puberty "may have adverse effect on bone health" due to severe vitamin D deficiencies.
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"It will clearly have some adverse effect on the EU," said Howard Archer, chief European and UK economist at IHS Global Insight, a Colorado-based research firm.
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Firing Rosenstein could also have the adverse effect of opening up Trump to charges of obstruction, which Mueller is currently investigating as part of his sprawling probe.
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Certain areas of the state also have some of the most polluted air in the country, which has an adverse effect on public health and the environment.
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That and the combination of difficult trading conditions, both in the UK and overseas "will have an adverse effect on profit in the short term," said Rowe.
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The president was asked by a member of the Australian media whether he's aware that his "America First" agenda has had an adverse effect on some allies.
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Well-managed trophy hunting "would not have an adverse effect on the species, but can further efforts to conserve the species in the wild," the agency concluded.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said that based on preliminary data provided by the seven countries, the deal may have a significant adverse effect on competition in Europe.
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Second, all studies suggest that the adverse effect largely reflects a slowdown in labor productivity growth mainly due to reduced investment and slower growth of capital stock.
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Jean had smoked marijuana to help treat his ADHD after he stopped taking his prescribed medication, which had an adverse effect on him, his sister told jurors.
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"I had this fear that if we did anything incorrectly, we'd have the adverse effect and instead of bringing everyone together we'd just piss people off," Jeffery said.
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If the challengers prevailed and districting had to be based on eligible voters rather than population, there would be a significant adverse effect on representation of minority communities.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - deterioration in refinancing prospects that has a significant adverse effect on Hydoo's liquidity profile.
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The opening week of Overwatch League attracted more than 10 million viewers, which had the adverse effect of causing a noticeable hit on porn traffic, YouPorn data shows.
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" Dunford responded, "Those kind of activities that you've described, they're inconsistent with the values of our nation and quite frankly I think it would have an adverse effect.
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"See how you respond to it, and that you're not having some adverse effect, before you jump to the highest potential dose that is considered to be safe."
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"We cannot predict the outcome, and cannot provide assurance that it will not have a material adverse effect on us," Ford told investors in a regulatory filing Thursday.
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While reporting its third-quarter earnings, Tiffany's management team said it had seen an "adverse effect" on traffic at that store, though it maintained the company's full-year outlook.
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United Airlines, the No. 2320 U.S. carrier, said it would see an adverse effect on its operations if the jets remained grounded heading into the peak summer travel season.
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Trump asked Kirsanow about his position that "illegal immigration has an adverse effect on the wage and employment levels of unskilled Americans and particularly black males," he told Cleveland.com.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May does "not agree" with Trump's order and will challenge the U.S. government if it has an adverse effect on British nationals, a spokesman said.
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And the presence of this ketamine data in the FDA system means that people had some sort of adverse effect from it, and those included nausea, vomiting, and anxiety.
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The proposal was met with a sharp push-back from the majority of the House GOP conference, with critics arguing it could have an adverse effect on the economy.
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""We have engaged in transactions with related parties, and such transactions present possible conflicts of interest that could have an adverse effect on our business and results of operations.
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Should many of them feel pressure to continue working when they shouldn't be interacting with the broader population, that could have an adverse effect on everyone in the country.
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"At this stage it is difficult to anticipate the duration of the crisis and therefore the scope of the adverse effect to the company's results of operations," Fruhling said.
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"These omissions, or these snags and discrepancies, point to an issue of underreporting and inaccurate reporting that has the very adverse effect of putting the data in question," Wiggins said.
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On Friday, Air Canada suspended its financial outlook, while U.S. carrier United Airlines warned of an "adverse effect" on operations if the jets remained grounded in the summer travel season.
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Trucost, a research arm of Standard & Poor's, a financial-information provider, has estimated that marine litter costs $22018bn a year, mainly through its adverse effect on fisheries, tourism and biodiversity.
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The Negative Outlook on DFCC's IDR reflects the probable adverse effect on the bank's credit profile from the sovereign's deteriorating credit profile and increasing risks in the domestic operating environment.
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The lumber tariffs will significantly raise the cost of new homes quickly and could hamper new development projects and construction, which would have an adverse effect on the job market.
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Saturday's pay-per-view figures are not yet available, but the action wasn't enough to justify the $69.95 price tag, and that could have an adverse effect on future sales.
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With the virtuous trait in short supply, hiring people dangerously close to Buffett's "dumb and lazy" scale may have an adverse effect on the growth of the businesses we lead.
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"There is overwhelming scientific evidence that menthol cigarettes have had a profound adverse effect on public health in the United States, resulting in more death and disease," the organizations said.
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Any additional widespread health crisis in the future could have a similar adverse effect and negatively impact the fund's ability to make payments to its CLO tranches, the clause explains.
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FMD said it could suffer a "material adverse effect on our business" if the regulation does become effective, along with efforts by insurers to reject premium assistance for ESRD patients.
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The goal of any agreement is typically to protect the company from lawsuits coming from former employees, but can have an adverse effect on culture and unofficial codes of silence.
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Makary defines a death due to medical error as one that is caused by inadequately skilled staff, error in judgment or care, a system defect or a preventable adverse effect.
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All four are trying to make up for lost time — though admittedly this seems to have had little adverse effect on Sanders, who is the late favorite to win the caucuses.
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If Cellcom is unsuccessful in collecting the agreed amount this will have a material adverse effect on the company's net income for the third quarter of 2016 and onwards, it said.
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In the states and cities that have raised the minimum wage at or around $15, there has been no adverse effect on employment and the increases have been manageable for employers.
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Besides a loss of biodiversity, a reduced bee population could have an adverse effect on the global economy, as about 75 percent of the world's crops rely on pollination to grow.
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" Uber similarly said in its filing that "any such reclassification would require us to fundamentally change our business model, and consequently have an adverse effect on our business and financial condition.
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" Based on the information available at the time, Caterpillar said it believes the result will not have a "material adverse effect on [its] consolidated financial position, liquidity or results of operations.
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For Apple, which prides itself on its simple interfaces and approachable design, this change could have the adverse effect of tricking users into thinking they don't have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth activated.
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Since the election, when security was heightened in front of Trump Tower, the high-end jeweler has seen an "adverse effect" on traffic at its neighboring Fifth Avenue flagship, management said Tuesday.
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While solid, concrete walls have a daunting presence, they might have an adverse effect on some border patrol activities, since agents would not be able to see potential crossers approaching the wall.
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In a paper published last year, Reyer Gerlagh of Tilburg University and several co-authors found higher annual road taxes on gas-guzzlers have no, or even an adverse, effect on emissions.
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The plan is likely to cause a stir among those involved in reporting election results and in political circles, who worry about both accuracy and an adverse effect on how people vote.
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" These dyes can be used in foods sold in Europe, but the products must carry a warning saying the coloring agents "may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children.
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The overall use of any prescription medication that had depression as a potential adverse effect increased to 8003 percent in 2800-22005, up from 28255 percent in 2005-6, the study found.
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The actual cost of the intrusion is also unlikely to be deemed a material adverse effect by the Delaware courts because, historically, these thefts have not been that expensive for big companies.
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Thus, his budget's proposed defunding of CPB is yet another way that a policy proposed by Trump seems as if it will have the most adverse effect on those who voted for him.
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I couldn't find up-to-date information on the chemical's toxicity in humans, but one old EPA study found that the lowest level of the chemical to produce an adverse effect is around .
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"A number of risks inherent in international operations could have a material adverse effect on our results of operations," TransDigm Group said, citing among other things currency fluctuations, trade policies and political uncertainties.
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But the company "does not currently anticipate that the ultimate resolution of any such pending matters will have a material adverse effect on its consolidated financial condition, future results of operations or liquidity."
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It may have a profoundly adverse effect on important work the Getty is pursuing in the Middle East, even in the midst of turmoil there, to protect and preserve the world's cultural heritage.
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The insurance giant conducted studies to determine the effects of a MetLife failure on bank health and found it would have 1/85033 the adverse effect that major banks withstood under stress tests.
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The operational environment in these regions, in terms of political and regulatory stability and economic conditions, tend to be more volatile than developed markets, which could have an adverse effect on MIC's operations.
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UNITED AIRLINES March 15: United Airlines, the No. 3 U.S. carrier, said it would see an adverse effect on its operations if the jets remained grounded heading into the peak summer travel season.
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And it's clearly having an adverse effect on behavior: More than 70% of overdose deaths among those 15 to 24 involved an opioid in 2015, the Department of Health and Human Services says.
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And if that means using their considerable political clout in their local communities to advocate for policies that relieve stress and other conditions likely to have an adverse effect on health, even better.
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It also warned that any negative publicity relating to regulatory investigations could undermine customer confidence and reduce demand for its products and services, which could have "a material adverse effect on its business".
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But in its IPO prospectus, Aston warned it could face a "significant adverse effect" on sales and profitability if the 18 percent of sales it makes into the EU are hit by restrictions.
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Modi's surprise move came in a bid to curb corruption and tax evasion but his critics say it has had an adverse effect on the poor and subsistence farmers who depend heavily on cash.
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"The whole idea that you could skate through the trade war with no adverse effect, we already saw the adverse effects in the fourth quarter of last year in the stock market," Emanuel said.
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Marks and Spencer reported rise in full-year profit on Wednesday and announced plans to overhaul its clothing and homeware business, a move it warned would have an adverse effect on short-term profits.
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The genetically modified food element to the plot interested me because there isn't any proof that they have an adverse effect on humans, but people are constantly talking about it and worrying about it.
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It's quite a feat, and a fascinating case of how an innocuous video used by YouTube's marketing team to appeal to advertisers can have an adverse effect when it doesn't put the community first.
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His testimony comes at a time when relations between the BOE and the government appear tense after Prime Minister Theresa May warned that quantitative easing was having an adverse effect on savers and pensioners.
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Bouvet said investors were also buoyed by comments from the new prime minister that he would keep the 2018 budget in place, so there would be no immediate adverse effect on Spain's public finances.
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Charles Blackmore, chief executive of London-based due diligence specialists Audere International, which is active in Iran, said the policy shift by Washington would have "an adverse effect upon the more risk adverse investor".
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Wells Fargo still in the penalty box Wells Fargo said that it's "unable to determine" whether the "ultimate resolution" of its fake-accounts scandal will have a "material adverse effect" on its financial condition.
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On the other hand, certainly these sanctions would also have an adverse effect on the majority of the Venezuelan people who are already suffering from widespread scarcity of food, medicines and other basic goods.
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And the drone strikes that happen in Somalia — as they happen in other places, killing innocent civilians — have had an adverse effect that al Shabaab capitalizes on and uses very heavily in their propaganda.
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A traditional buyback will also have the adverse effect of increasing the government's relative ownership - assuming RBS can find willing buyers among investors who have waited years to see it in rude financial health.
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The French company also said a rise in the U.S. dollar on currency markets would offset the adverse effect from other foreign exchange movements, such as slumps in the Argentine peso and the Turkish lira.
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"The scheme would have an adverse effect on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change of very substantial significance, which he gives very considerable weight in the planning balance," the government report, rejecting the application said.
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Now, receiving an apology has the adverse effect that it's supposed to: It just feels like being asked to process someone else's regret, and embarrassment, and pain, on top of my own anger and frustration.
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Tyrese claims his online meltdown a couple weeks ago was caused by the drug Rexulti, used to treat depression, having an adverse effect on him ... but he's off it now and getting back to normal.
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In addition to a material adverse effect being long term and durational, it must also be unexpected and specific to Yahoo's operations, because of the number of carve-outs that are in any such clause.
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Keisler devoted most of his time to attacking the DOJ's economic model that was put forward in the trial, arguing that it was both unreliable and failed to show an adverse effect of the merger.
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"Ning Zetao violated the rules of the national swimming team which has resulted in adverse effect on the team," said a statement from the Swimming Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of China.
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Hungary's central bank, the most dovish in the region is off the hook for rate hikes for now due to worries over the coronavirus outbreak and its possible adverse effect on the economies, analysts said.
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JERUSALEM, March 11 (Reuters) - El Al Israel Airlines said on Wednesday the government's directive requiring anyone entering Israel from abroad to remain 14 days in quarantine will have a significant adverse effect on the company.
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"An official no progress or breakdown (in trade talks) will have a magnified adverse effect... the odds of a Fed cut at the end of the month will become a 100% done-deal," Halley said.
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It seems in many ways that these policies and responses have an adverse effect, where they're actually radicalizing and marginalizing people who may fit the profile of what they assume al Shabaab to look like.
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"Adidas's evidence of irreparable injury is too conclusory and speculative," and the company "fails to make a persuasive showing that the Mega Blade shoe has had an appreciable adverse effect on the Springblade shoe," Simon wrote.
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DreamHost sees the move as a serious violation of First Amendment rights, and could have an adverse effect on political free speech, and willingness of individual citizens to voice dissent, which is a core American value.
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"Developments in tax policy, such as the disallowance of tax deductions for interest paid on outstanding indebtedness, could have a material adverse effect on our results of operations and liquidity," MTS said in a regulatory filing.
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The margin expansion is expected to continue organically, the company said in a statement, adding that currency swings and potential acquisitions or divestitures would have a less adverse effect on results during the year compared with 2018.
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"Weaker farm income has continued to have an adverse effect on the District's Main Street businesses," said the Tenth Federal Reserve District, which includes a seven-state region (Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico).
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"If the FOS continues to issue findings in this manner, and we are required to continue making significant payments to resolve complaints, such findings could again have a material adverse effect on our business," the filing said.
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Joseph Dunford, said Thursday that the intentional targeting of civilians, waterboarding and other forms of torture were "inconsistent with the values of our nation" and "would have an adverse effect" on U.S. military operations and troop morale.
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Price argued against criticism of the Trump administration's reduction of the Obamacare advertising budget and shortening of the enrollment period, saying it was "an illogical conclusion" to think the moves had an adverse effect on enrollment rates.
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A trustee could reason further that, inasmuch as doing so wouldn't have an adverse effect upon his care for the rest of his life, there would be no harm to him in passing on the money now.
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No doubt Apple fans will miss the glowing Apple logo on the back, but Apple told me that that logo leaks a lot of light, which would have had an adverse effect on the thin Retina display.
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It often has a ripple effect, leading passengers down the line to recline their seats to salvage any remaining space — which ultimately has an adverse effect on those in seats that can't recline or have a limited recline.
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Explaining a possible link between political opinions and what happens in the bedroom, sex therapist Megan Fleming told the Post that having so much common ground with your partners can have an adverse effect on your sex life.
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Its operating profit for the three month rose 3.8 percent on the year, as domestic business saw strong performance thanks to inbound tourism demand, offsetting the adverse effect of the strong yen and weak retail sales in China.
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The delay "most likely won't have an adverse effect due to available vaccines from other manufacturers," said Dr. James Cherry, a professor of pediatrics at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Were Verizon to try to claim that the breach was so severe it was grounds to terminate the deal, it would have to prove that the hack amounted to a material adverse effect on the value of Yahoo.
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" The deal has a clause that says Verizon can withdraw if a new event "reasonably can be expected to have a material adverse effect on the business, assets, properties, results of operation or financial condition of the business.
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With not just one adverse effect from the presidential memorandum found to be true, but all three, DOL must further delay the implementation of the fiduciary rule until it is able to appropriately study its costs and effects.
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One of the great advances of late-20th-century science was to understand this; another was to recognize that some synthetic chemicals — most notoriously the pesticide DDT but also many others — can mimic hormones with great adverse effect.
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"An estimate of the legal claims shows they could affect the acquisition of Popular, including possible compensation payments that could have a significant adverse effect on the results and financial position of the Santander Group," the bank said.
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Conversely, the threat of a Brexit had an adverse effect on the Chinese yuan, which hit a five-year low last week, was also a reason cited by experts, given China accounts for the large amount of bitcoin trading.
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In 1990, David Card, now an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, wrote a highly regarded paper examining the effects of the Mariel supply shock on American-born Miamian's wages, and found no evidence of any adverse effect.
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Therefore we believe that the adverse effect on the company's revenues will be broadly limited to a contraction of available volumes y proportionate to the duck slaughtering stoppage of approximately four months imposed by the French government during 173.
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"At this point, what we need to do is we need to be sure that we don't go in and make a bunch of rules which will have an adverse effect on flyers rather than on airlines," Crandall said.
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And studies have documented the adverse effect an unintended pregnancy can have on a woman's educational and economic prospects — as well as on the development of children born to women who wanted an abortion but could not get one.
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"Hurricane Harvey did have an adverse effect on deliveries during the last week of August for every automaker but the key U.S. economic fundamentals remain supportive of strong vehicle sales," GM Chief Economist Mustafa Mohatarem said in a statement.
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Like the current outbreak, SARS led to the imposition of economically disruptive quarantines, which appear to have had a significant if temporary adverse effect on China's economy, and a modest negative impact on the world economy as a whole.
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The report also indicates that there were no declared critical habitats in the area and that the local regional fishery councils had made great strides in protecting deep-sea organisms and habitats from any potential adverse effect of fishing.
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The federal H-28500A program allows farmers to recruit foreign farm workers to fill seasonal jobs after trying and failing to recruit U.S. workers and offering free housing and an Adverse Effect Wage Rate that averages $6900 an hour.
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It is not a coincidence that the Delaware court has never found a material adverse effect to exist, though there is talk that the problems at Alere may be a material adverse change allowing Abbot to terminate its deal.
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The letter, dated April 10, and seen by Reuters, states that the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes were being notified of the upcoming work as part of government consultation aimed at minimizing any adverse effect on their historic territory in northeast Montana.
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The telecommunications giant has threatened to go to court to get out of the deal, citing a material adverse effect if the deal does not reprice, said the sources, who asked not to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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It foresaw a significant adverse effect on Ireland if the post-Brexit period features prolonged uncertainty over Britain's new relationship with the EU, a larger-than-expected slowdown there and in the rest of Europe and higher financial market volatility.
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The charges include releasing a substance in the environment that caused an adverse effect, failing to report the release of a substance as soon as possible, failing to take all reasonable measures to remediate and causing a disturbance to public land.
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"The continued growth of protectionist sentiments and implementation of measures which impede the free movement of goods, services, people and capital could have a material adverse effect on our operations, profitability or results of operations," the company said in a statement.
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Short of advertisers pulling out of the show or viewership declining dramatically and consistently over the course of a season, it's hard to prove that a disagreeable storytelling choice is having an adverse effect on a show's quality or durability.
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Verizon has threatened to go to court to get out of the deal if it is not repriced, citing a material adverse effect, said the people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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In 2013, a study published in the journal BMJ Open found no evidence to indicate that a mother's moderate alcohol consumption during pregnancy had an adverse effect on her child's ability to balance, a sign of neurological development, at age 10.
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Also, a Brexit vote would have an adverse effect on confidence and economic activity, so it would probably be followed by an interest-rate cut from the Bank of England, or even an expansion of its bond-buying programme (quantitative easing).
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CGPH Positive: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: --Completion of CEOC reorganization without having a material adverse effect on CGPH; --Discretionary run-rate FCF sustaining above $100 million; --Debt/EBITDA declining below 6.5x.
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As the leader of NAMA, the National Automatic Merchandising Association, I am acutely aware of the current tax code's adverse effect on convenience services operators—men and women who own and operate vending, foodservice, micro market, and office coffee service businesses.
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"The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is of the prima facie opinion that the proposed combination between Dow Chemical Company and E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company is likely to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition," it said.
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"We have pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and now we see Japan making a deal with Europe, which will have an adverse effect upon a number of our industries as Japan lowers its tariffs to our competitors," Hills said.
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Car makers at times set a limit on discounts to ensure there is no price war among dealers but Indian law says the practice, described as "resale price maintenance", is prohibited if it causes "appreciable adverse effect on competition in India".
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The virus "could have a material adverse effect on certain obligors of collateral obligations, including disruptions to obligors' supply chains, closures of their facilities or decreases in demand for their products and services," a potential clause states according to a source.
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For example, if trade restrictions were placed on a significant customer, such as our China IP security customers, affecting our ability to do business with them, it would likely have a material adverse effect on our business and financial condition.
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A coalition of cultural activists and environmentalists has opposed the Thirty Meter project, citing, among other things, an environmental impact statement that concluded that 30 years of astronomy had had "an adverse effect" on nature and native culture on the mountain.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union countries will tell the world's financial leaders next month that rising trade tensions can have a "serious adverse" effect on global growth and that they should reject protectionism and commit to solving disputes through the WTO.
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AB Foods said Primark's operating margin in the first half of its 183-218 financial year would be close to that of the previous year, with better buying terms virtually offsetting the adverse effect of the U.S. dollar exchange rate.
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As a result, Neanderthals were more inbred than modern humans and accumulated more mutations that have a slightly adverse effect, such as increasing one's risk of disease, but do not prevent one from reproducing (and thus, passing such mutations along).
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Canada's biggest carrier Air Canada suspended its 2019 financial forecasts, while United Airlines, the No. 3 U.S. carrier, said it would see an adverse effect on its operations if the jets remained grounded heading into the peak summer travel season.
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Alluding to Japan's experience struggling with a domestic banking crisis in the late 1990s, Kuroda said it was true the country took a long time to solve its banking sector woes, with the delay having had an adverse effect on the economy.
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Among Europe's worst performers was British retailer, Marks and Spencer, who reported a rise in full-year profit on Wednesday and announced plans to overhaul its clothing and homeware business, a move it warned would have an adverse effect on short-term profits.
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But they also argue that impeachment doesn't have a chance of succeeding in the Senate under Republican control, and they think, politically, the messaging could have the adverse effect if they broach the subject too soon — further animating Trump's base ahead of 2020.
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The department wants to delay the civil proceedings, saying that any disclosures would have an "adverse effect" on the government's ability to conduct its criminal probe, according to the latest court filing lodged at the Central District Court in California on Thursday.
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Market participants have argued that the requirement is old fashioned and has had the adverse effect of making BDCs appear prohibitively expensive to a number of investors, therefore shrinking the overall investor base and reducing the amount of capital in the market.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES CERP Positive: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: --Completion of CEOC reorganization without having a material adverse effect on CERP; --Discretionary run-rate FCF sustaining above $100 million; --Debt/EBITDA declining below 6.5x.
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There were also warnings from his own State Department — the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs was reportedly against the recognition in no uncertain terms because of the potential for regional violence and an inevitable adverse effect on the U.S.'s regional credibility.
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The company, which provides transportation and warehousing facilities to construction companies, retailers and industrials, said the shortfall was partly due to slower-than-expected productivity in Contract Logistics and Warehousing units, and a short-term adverse effect from its exit of a contract.
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The revision was made "in view of the challenging conditions on the financial markets in the fourth quarter of 13", which had had "an adverse effect on net trading income on the rates markets as well as on performance fees", the bank said.
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The rules released Thursday aim to crack down on predatory payday lenders, but Shaul said they will have the adverse effect of wiping out an industry that provides an important source of credit for millions of Americans who live paycheck to paycheck.
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These aspects offset the weak organic growth in the financial years to September 3371134 and 3371292 (FY337123 and FY21750), a modest drain on cash flow from a new phase of marketing and cost rationalisation investments and the adverse effect on net debt the pound's depreciation.
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Fitch believes that when the new rules are implemented in 2017, they will increase the administrative burden for affected companies, require more disclosure, increase litigation risk, change the way affected products are sold and could have a significant adverse effect on AEL's sales of FIAs.
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December 30 * Says entire workforce affected by this closure have been paid appropriate compensation * Says closure does not have any adverse effect on operations of the company * Says manufacturing activities at the plant have been closed after completion of necessary formalities Source text: bit.
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" In a letter to the group dated October 25, the National Park Service said aspects of the group's request "is likely to significantly damage the underlying turf" and "is likely to have an adverse effect on the aesthetics, including the identity of the area.
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"The sanctions package may have a material adverse effect on the Russian financial markets and investment climate and the Russian economy generally and could, in particular, materially adversely affect the group's business, results of operations, financial position and prospects," it said in its IPO prospectus.
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As chefs and pizzaiolos embrace unconventional toppings, the adverse effect has been business owners that are willing to put damn near anything on top of a pizza, regardless of whether it will taste good, in an effort to distinguish their shop and gain notoriety.
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"Unfortunately, the decline in relations between Russia and the European Union stands in the way of a further strengthening of our cooperation, with an adverse effect on the dynamics of bilateral trade that fell by a third to $2.75 billion as compared to last year," he said.
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The country's 10-year bond yields rose to their highest level in over a year as investors continued to fear that President-elect Donald Trump will cause an upward trend in inflation over the coming years which, traditionally, tends to have an adverse effect on bonds.
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Deustche Bank cuts to "hold" from "buy" and the target price to 26 euros from 27 euros Banco Santander said on Tuesday that significant risks stemming from its takeover in June of rival Banco Popular as part of its rescue could an adverse effect on its earnings.
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"The resolution of this matter could result in potential criminal or civil penalties, including the possibility of monetary fines, which could have a material adverse effect on our business, brand, reputation or financial position," it said in a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Researchers from the University of New South Wales' (UNSW) Climate Change Research Centre and New Zealand's West Coast Penguin Trust found that this longer walk made it difficult for the penguins to find food, which in turn had an adverse effect on their mating and breeding habits.
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Dorvilias is currently the only black woman who has developed this unique empathy tool using debiasing techniques in VR. "Companies can spend millions of dollars on extremely inaffective, and virtually useless trainings that can have an adverse effect which can hurt the company even more," she said.
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"What is very convincing about this study is that authors also look at individuals who are using drugs that do not have depression as adverse effect, and do not find a link to concurrent depression," Karaca-Mandic, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"There's no chance of controlling any effects (of these technologies) or having a say on any adverse effect if we've missed the start of the war," the president said on Thursday in front of a row of ministers and top executives, including BNP Paribas Jean-Laurent Bonnafé.
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"This (reduced first-half expectation) is partly due to slower-than-anticipated productivity improvements in our Contract Logistics and Warehousing business and the short term adverse effect on the operational efficiency of our transport network from exiting, in early March, a problematic contract," the company said.
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"On the basis of the elements submitted by Austria and the countries joining the referral request, and without prejudice to the outcome of its full investigation, the Commission considers that the transaction may have a significant adverse effect on competition in the European Economic Area," it writes.
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JC Penney also warned that "developments in tax policy, such as the disallowance of tax deductions for interest paid on outstanding indebtedness, could have a material adverse effect" on its operational results and liquidity, according to a November 29 regulatory filing for its third quarter earnings.
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Hexion, Judge Stephen P. Lamb found that Huntsman had not suffered a material adverse effect, and that the specialty chemicals company Hexion, which, along with its private equity backer, Apollo Global Management, had sued to end its deal with Huntsman, had knowingly and intentionally breached the merger agreement.
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"China's GDP growth in the first quarter could fall to as low as 4 percent but, if the number of confirmed new coronavirus cases continues to decline, the adverse effect on annual growth will be much smaller," said Nicholas Lardy, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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The paper's authors, Anna Piil Damm, Helena Skyt Nielsen and Marianne Simonsen, of Aarhus University, and Britt Ostergaard Larsen of the Danish Centre for Applied Social Science, find that the change might actually have had an adverse effect on those 14-year-olds who did go on to commit crimes.
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For a paper in Scientific Reports, researchers at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of California San Diego dug into the Food and Drug Administration database where people report negative effects from medications; the FDA uses the Adverse Effect Reporting System (FAERS) to monitor for safety concerns.
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Another possible escape hatch — a claim that there was a material adverse effect — was not likely to be fruitful because the merger agreement specifically stated that changes to the economy, the energy product industry and even the stock price of the two companies were not grounds to terminate the merger agreement.
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"Smoking having an adverse effect on healing and outcomes ... has been documented for other procedures, but not previously for the repair of wounds with flaps and grafts after skin cancer removal," said Dr. Ian Maher, a professor of dermatology at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and senior author of the study.
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In spite of the sketchy evidence for SAD, once it was accepted that the dark months affect our mood, it was only a small step to assuming that they probably have an adverse effect on our cognition, too — hence the internet now being full of articles on how to beat that winter sluggishness.
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From a longer-term perspective, as AEL's book of business matures, the occurrence of a rapid increase in interest rates could have a material adverse effect on its financial position, as it could result in a sharp increase in surrenders while the value of its largely fixed-rate investments decline in market value.
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About that meddling: It is not surprising that the Puerto Rico political establishment prefers to pay less rather than more, in particular because their political incentives lean heavily toward immediate budget relief over future creditworthiness, as erosion of the latter will create a very substantial adverse effect borne largely by their successors.
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This is the main adverse effect of overturning the ban, but if states have the adequate resources to combat addiction, then the overturn of this ban could be quite positive Sydney from north carolina leans toward legalizing sports betting: I am into college basketball myself, unfortunately I did not make a 2018 D0003 bracket.
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The dispute relates to a formula which determines how profit from the development is split between the companies and the government, Lukoil said in its financial report published on Monday, noting the parties were in talks on a possible settlement and it did not believe any settlement would have a material adverse effect on its finances.
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"Our analysis suggests that Brexit would have a longer-term adverse effect on the legal sector, despite a possible short-term surge of work for solicitors to unravel the legal complexities of a changing relationship with the EU, " Jonathan Smithers, the president of the Law Society - a representative body for solicitors in England and Wales - told CNBC via email.
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At the same time, Southwest Airlines Co has cut its financial outlook for the year after being forced to pull its new fleet of 34 Boeing 737 MAX planes out of service, and United Airlines has said it would see an adverse effect on its operations if the jets remained grounded heading into the peak summer travel season.
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Neither Canadian company has a physical presence in India, but they supply potash to India through Canpotex Ltd, which they own with Mosaic Co. "The commission is of the (initial) opinion that the proposed combination is likely to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition," the Competition Commission of India said, according to a government statement on Wednesday.
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While the capital these banks provide is just a portion of these companies' financial portfolios — which include share ownership, bonds, and private equity investors — GEO Group said losing the backing of its banking partners "could have a material adverse effect on our business, financial condition, and results of operations" if other investors decide to ditch the industry as well.
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The decline in arrests and summonses is now highlighted by police officials as a positive sign of the department's efforts to improve police-community relations, with no adverse effect on overall crime: Shootings through June were down to the lowest level for any six-month period in history; murders were also down more than 7 percent compared with last year's lows.
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In pursuing the Cassidy bill, The Coalition for Patient Vision Care Safety, a group representing the interests of contact lens manufacturers and the American Optometric Association (AOA), has claimed that buying lenses from alternative retailers, such as online vendors, can have an adverse effect on eye health, yet this claim is not supported by the vast majority of scientific literature on eye care.
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The decision by central banks to step in Thursday "also had an adverse effect on a market hoarding cash like toilet paper and masks," wrote Jingyi Pan, a market strategist at IG. "Relief is unlikely to arrive with the injection of liquidity as we simply cannot gauge the magnitude of the measures against the disruption of the coronavirus," she wrote in a research note.
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"We are in the process of responding to these document requests and intend to cooperate fully with the SEC in connection with its investigation, which will require the time and attention of tZERO and our personnel, and may have an adverse effect on our ability to focus attention on our businesses and our ability to raise capital," the company said in a 10-K filing with the commission.
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EPA must consider and weigh three criteria in deciding whether it should start a formal rulemaking process to regulate a particular contaminant: whether PFOA and PFOS have an adverse effect on the health of persons; whether they occur or have a chance to occur in public water systems often enough and at levels of public health concern; and whether regulation of them presents a meaningful opportunity for health risk reductions for persons served by public water systems.
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The trade war between the Washington and Beijing is pushing many global companies to rethink the manufacturing and fabrication work they now do in China — and a bloc of Southeast Asian countries stands to benefit tremendously, according to a senior partner at consulting firm Bain & Co. In the short term, there will be an adverse effect on the region as an exporting base for the world, and for the U.S. in particular, Satish Shankar, managing partner for Southeast Asia, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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