Once again we find differential effects by demographic groups, with the youngest and oldest workers most adversely affected and females more adversely affected than males.
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"I believe very strongly that it adversely affects a population that is already adversely affected by the United States government," said Harry Barnes, a former chairman of Montana's 17,000-member Blackfeet Nation.
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That could adversely impact the Native American vote in 2018.
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"This will adversely impact your credit score," the email said.
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At no time were any flights en route adversely affected.
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Also, adversely affecting Ole Miss was its free throw shooting.
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Adversely the net result was impacted by negative underwriting profitability.
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Adversely, nicotine keeps you awake over long periods of time.
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But I was never adversely affected by my beer consumption.
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That adversely affects physicians as well as the patients they see.
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Uber identified several risk factors that could adversely affect its business.
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It also adversely affects the health of partners and spouses, too.
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Lead exposure can adversely affect nearly every system in the body.
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In the international security jargon, this would adversely affect crisis stability.
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This would result in economic distortions and adversely impact economic activity.
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But egg producers maintain that the shift will adversely impact customers.
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What's more, he said, frigid cabin temperatures adversely affect passenger health.
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Livestock are also expected to be adversely affected as temperatures rise.
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But even the cognitive 1% can be adversely affected by foreign competition.
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They do adversely affect some jobs, like commercial truck drivers, or nurses.
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"If I don't do it, my day is adversely impacted," she said.
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Vezmar accuses his date of "adversely affecting the viewing experience" of moviegoers.
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The companies contended that Trump's ban would adversely affect their business interests.
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This is alarming because it will adversely impact U.S. innovation, Wadhwa said.
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Communities adversely impacted by a clean energy transition need a way forward.
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That will "adversely affect recreational activities, tourism, and cultural assets," they wrote.
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This can boost marketing costs and discount our prices, adversely affecting farmers.
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S. tariffs on aluminum and steel will adversely impact automakers, suppliers, consumers.
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UMass officials responded denying that in-state students had been adversely affected.
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These restrictive laws only limit access and shutter clinics, adversely affecting families.
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Smoking adversely affects cardiovascular function and the ability of tissues to heal.
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He explained that sulfur dioxide affects everyone differently, and almost always adversely.
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The thaw is already adversely affecting the lives of northern Siberia's residents.
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Any of these actions by AMD's customers could adversely affect its revenue.
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Would critics feel the same if the adversely affected were predominantly white?
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He has proposed budget measures that would specifically and adversely affect minorities.
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And then I also would call the administration-- I'm not sure they've done their careful calibrations again to understand how many U.S. businesses are adversely impacted by these tariffs, how U.S. consumers are adversely impacted-- by these tariffs.
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Other body organs are also adversely affected, and lead poisoning can cause death.
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So far, it has not shown any signs of adversely affecting the pigs.
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The return of Lyft and Uber would likely adversely impact these startups' business.
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The banks may cope but their profitability, if any, will be adversely impacted.
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It is undeniable that high levels of stress are adversely affecting teachers' health.
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Those who have been adversely affected by affirmative action (or think they have).
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General Motors' third-quarter financials were adversely affected by Lyft's struggling stock price.
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The new developments could adversely impact Flynn's efforts to get a probationary sentence.
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A reduction in remittances from the United States will adversely affect local economies.
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Ultimately, improper payments is a complex problem that adversely affects taxpayers every year.
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Only those that may adversely affect U.S. national security fall under its purview.
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The reduction of sunlight could adversely affect the earth's water cycle, for example.
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"Production could be adversely affected at some subsidiaries," the senior company official said.
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It ought not to adversely the other 11 bills being held hostage, essentially.
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Brewers manager Craig Counsell later said the long appeal delay adversely affected Guerra.
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Everybody, all economies, will be adversely affected; the only question is how much.
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We apologize to those who were adversely affected by our former band name.
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Those numbers adversely affect the school's retention rate, which Newman was trying to improve.
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I do not acknowledge that the fundamental economy will be adversely affected, at all.
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Essentially, that means there's a concern the material could adversely influence viewers if released.
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China's regulatory framework is also evolving and some changes may adversely affect eHi's operations.
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As previously mentioned, Americans in blue states are also adversely affected by this proposal.
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All sorts of things are adversely happening, not through legislation, but through administrative action.
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We also believe the demonetization will impact the economy more adversely than RBI's expectation.
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Industry results were also adversely affected by large reserve adjustments, particularly for MetLife, Inc.
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And we make water and waste choices daily, which often adversely impact the poor.
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"Advanced endometriosis significantly and adversely affects every step of establishing conception," Wada-Hiraike added.
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"Enactment of this law adversely affects freedom of speech and academic inquiry," Tillerson added.
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This ongoing crisis is harming our troops, adversely affecting unit cohesion and mission readiness.
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We will continue to fight against any policies which marginalize and adversely target Latinos.
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This not only harms the children, but it also adversely affects the court system.
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Vox's Nicole Fallert found at least 35 ways the shutdown adversely affected everyday Americans.
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" While this practice was , "women have been adversely affected by the question for years.
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President Vladimir Putin doesn't appear to have been adversely affected by the crisis either.
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The consequences can be impaired functioning, higher irritability, and judgment can be adversely affected.
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President Trump's budget eliminates those programs, adversely impacting some of our most vulnerable students.
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Not having a clear national infrastructure plan has adversely impacted the U.S. market before.
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Third, cuts would adversely affect health outcomes for our most vulnerable mothers and children.
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It would also discourage business investment, which would obviously adversely impact the overall economy.
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He added that this adversely impacts global earnings in the United States, especially for companies.
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Several studies have highlighted that the metal wire adversely affects bacteria accumulation and gum health.
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Underwriting results for the homeowners line were also adversely impacted by catastrophe losses during 1Q16.
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Last week, Pakistan suggested Indian retaliation could adversely impact the ongoing talks with the Taliban.
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He handed out pamphlets, which countered rumors that the shocks could adversely affect pregnant women.
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American exporters of wood, paper, chemical products and electrical equipment have also been adversely impacted.
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Mr. Straub emphasized that various stresses were working together to adversely affect the honeybees' health.
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The uptake of these measures will adversely affect global economic growth and thus oil demand.
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A clear plan should help communities who will be adversely affected by these policy measures.
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But for me, it adversely affected my life and it was time to change it.
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DDT is known to adversely affect human health, including the liver, nervous system and reproduction.
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In addition, 75 percent of those surveyed said financial deception has adversely affected their relationships.
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The comments also prompted skepticism, since other advertisers said they had not been adversely affected.
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The idea of normal sex and normal romance has to be adversely affected by that.
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" In all, the audit identified 20 "material weaknesses" that "could adversely affect DoD's financial operations.
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Northern Ireland would be especially adversely affected by the drop-off in commerce, said D'Arcy.
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Harris said "the economic toll is pressing," and businesses across sectors have been adversely affected.
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Hahn said that "several of these facilities in China are adversely affected" by the epidemic.
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Somehow, that did not adversely affect the team, which went 21-10 in that stretch.
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Third, these cuts will adversely affect health outcomes for our most vulnerable mothers and children.
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Biofuel demand is also increasing water consumption, and biofuel refineries can adversely impact air quality.
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These bills also work to deliver projects more efficiently without adversely impacting fragile natural resources.
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Seven thousand of the of the 18,000 schools nationwide currently participating could be adversely impacted.
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The illiquidity of the small-cap market may adversely affect the value of these investments.
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Two-thirds of firms had their share price adversely impacted after suffering a cyber breach.
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These homegrown challenges have yet to adversely affect the president's popularity, but they inevitably will.
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Clinton's campaign was adversely impacted by the proliferation of fake news, facts do not lie.
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It has adversely affected our ability to live, save and plan for a comfortable retirement.
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"These have become preferred weapons of our adversaries to adversely affect Americans at home," Sen.
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Diplomats and aid officials believe the crisis surrounding the central bank could adversely affect ordinary Yemenis.
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But they could also adversely affect another important measure of societal progress: The gender pay gap.
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Individuals, companies or groups adversely impacted by the tariffs would likely have the right to sue.
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The conflict has already adversely impacted sectors such as tourism, airlines, consumer goods in both countries.
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Diplomats and aid officials believe the crisis surrounding the central bank could adversely affect ordinary Yemenis.
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Our business would be adversely affected if Drivers were classified as employees instead of independent contractors.
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Capitalism and consumerism have become the epitome of perpetuating systems that adversely turn our species parasitic.
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A smaller-than-expected decrease in endotoxin adversely affected the rate of mortality reduction, he said.
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" They are supposed to: "Show compassion for those who may be affected adversely by news coverage.
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Dismantling the agreements that enabled trade will adversely affect employment in the companies that trade created.
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Some lawmakers have emphasized the need to find innovations that would not adversely affect the economy.
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Furthermore, Cramer said research suggests that moving through this level does not adversely affect equities' performance.
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Critics claimed the tariffs would result in job losses and would adversely affect the U.S. economy.
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Clearview Wealth is working with ASIC to remediate any customers who were adversely affected, she added.
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Scott estimated prices would need to fall more than 40 percent to adversely impact Partners Group.
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Claims from a string of weather-related events have adversely damaged insurers' underwriting results in 2016.
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" Bennett added, "Ending the program is a big mistake that will adversely impact communities of color.
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Federal officials said Medicare beneficiaries would not be adversely affected by the proposal unveiled on Monday.
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In retail, companies that import higher amounts of goods from China would be more adversely affected.
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He said the month-long suspension would adversely impact the lenders' ability to serve their customers.
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However, one should also recognize that certain sectors of the U.S. economy have been adversely impacted.
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For some couples, getting married could adversely affect their income-based payment for federal student loans.
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So if they adversely impact the economy further that could dampen corporate sentiment and then private consumption.
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The White House definition includes rules that cost more than $268 million or adversely affect the economy.
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Saudi Arabia has little reason to think that we would react adversely to these purchases from China.
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Though it is in a different space, traders were nervous the market volatility would adversely affect Tencent.
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Reasons for termination include participation in activities that are illegal, endanger security or adversely affect SWIFT's reputation.
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The former would be a real problem and adversely affect the long-term health of American patients.
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I think the interesting thing about the report is that Hurricane Matthew didn't adversely affect jobs growth.
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In other words, scientific evidence must demonstrate that species sustainability will not be adversely affected by trade.
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I&aposm not talking about entertainment issue, just a political level, when it adversely affects this president.
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"All these elements are present in Venezuela and will certainly adversely affect future infant mortality," she said.
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A day earlier the U.S. Department of Defense said the proposed deal could adversely affect national defense.
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Analysts were concerned that hot weather would adversely impact grain volumes, which are key for Canadian railroads.
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That's because DeVos's Department of Education will adversely affect students of widely different backgrounds across the country.
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Conversely, there is evidence that using e-cigarettes harms hearts, adversely increasing aortic stiffness and blood pressure.
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This concept introduces the possibility that Social Security will be adversely affected by a credit market disruption.
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Critics of the policy and laws like it have argued that it adversely impacts low-income individuals.
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"The continued imperialist interference in our affairs is affecting our country adversely," he said at the time.
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"I believe that menthol products disproportionately and adversely affect underserved communities," he said in his Thursday statement.
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"Also the evidence isn't very strong that Boeing's order book has been affected adversely," Sneller told CNBC.
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Unless this is able to occur, Republican candidates across the board are likely to be adversely impacted.
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These lawsuits also maintain the citizenship question would adversely impact laws governing data quality and administrative procedure.
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At the same time, our business is being adversely affected like so many others around the world.
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Even how genes are expressed can be adversely affected, impairing the body's ability to turn off inflammation.
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And you cannot cut over $800 billion from Medicaid without adversely affecting health services for the poor.
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But Mr. Sununu was careful to avoid saying Mr. Lewandowski would adversely impact his own re-election.
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Synopsis: A mother and daughter find their lives adversely affected when a new man enters the picture.
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Loss of that contract could "materially and adversely" impact UNFI's business, UNFI has warned in regulatory filings.
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As a general rule, the military's ratings were less generous, which adversely impacted troops' post-service benefits.
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They say that FCC regulation of broadband providers has inhibited investment in broadband infrastructure, adversely harming consumers.
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But some experts believe that hatchery fish could adversely affect the genome of the remaining wild fish.
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The curse of bigness adversely affected everyone and in every way, and therefore had to be fought.
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Thanks to language in the proclamation, their livelihoods will not be adversely affected by the national monument. .
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The latest GTB update shows that trade flows have been adversely affected in nearly all major economies.
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Mike notes everyone who was chosen for the shopping spree has been adversely affected by mass incarceration.
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GM and Boeing heavily use metals, so tariffs on steel and aluminum could adversely impact their businesses.
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The European Commission said it had found the deal would not adversely affect competition in the relevant markets.
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Animals are still adversely affected by the radiation, but they are also thriving in the absence of humans.
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These portrayals remind them of the narrow lens through which others see them, adversely affecting their self-image.
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ThirdEye is heavily reliant on off-the-shelf systems in many other aspects, which could adversely impact scalability.
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Dividend-payers like REITs could be adversely impacted should the Fed get more aggressive about tightening monetary policy.
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The statutory accounting treatment of the company's acquisition of John Hancock's closed block adversely affected results in 2015.
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Opponents of the project say the pipeline could adversely impact drinking water and would disturb sacred burial sites.
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Smaller cameras, however, tend to have smaller image sensors — which can, but doesn't necessarily, adversely affect image quality.
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It's difficult to say if these measures are effective but they adversely affect the economy of these countries.
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Taking away that prop might adversely affect the markets and the economy, which he already argues is weak.
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Deteriorating conditions in the Chinese economy have adversely affected purchases of graphics cards, particularly high-end RTX GPUs.
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The airline said widespread protests had reduced inbound passenger traffic in July and were adversely impacting forward bookings.
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Another 16 percent reported that the emotional burden of performing euthanasia or PAS adversely affected their medical practice.
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At these levels, everyone can be adversely affected, not just the young, elderly, or those with respiratory issues.
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"Losses of this magnitude cannot be sustained and will adversely impact patients' access to care," the AHA said.
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Companies like Nike, Signet Jewelers, Finish Line and GameStop have all been adversely impacted by weak economic conditions.
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The U.S. military also raised concerns last week, saying a merger could adversely affect the country's national defense.
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The IG's obfuscation and stonewalling doesn't adversely impact my lawsuit against the federal government for the computer intrusions.
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However, the company flagged that the protests hampered passenger numbers in July and would adversely impact future bookings.
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An investigation by the World Bank, one of several international lenders, found that evicted families were adversely affected.
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Facebook believes that it cannot stick any more ads in the News Feed without adversely affecting user retention.
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Another pressing health care challenge that could be adversely affected by the campaign is curbing H.I.V.'s spread.
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The bottom line: Cigarettes "disproportionately and adversely affect underserved communities," former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb wrote last year.
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The company would be "adversely affected" if these customers canceled orders or stopped purchasing Ehang's products, it says.
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Any of the foregoing could materially and adversely affect our results of operations, financial condition and growth prospects.
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Stress and depression resulting from unhappy partnerships can adversely affect health, an issue singles don't have to face.
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Australia's antitrust regulator on Thursday cleared the deal, saying the transaction would not adversely affect the domestic market.
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It is believed that his statements on "religious intolerance" adversely impacted the collections of his 2015 film Dilwale.
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The facts show that federal policy can control the cost of RINs without adversely impacting domestic biofuel use.
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A hard Brexit could "adversely affect" its business, results of operations, financial condition and cash flows, it said.
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General Motors, a company that would be adversely affected by the tariffs, saw its shares rise 0.5 percent.
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We also recognize that smoking is harmful and when portrayed positively on screen can adversely influence young people.
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Other elements of the reform bill, however, could adversely impact longer-term demand for tax-exempt muni bonds.
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Vargas' undocumented immigration status, in and of itself, does not reflect adversely upon his general fitness to practice law.
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"We can confirm that the previous conduct did not adversely affect patient health or patient care," the company said.
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That means that upscale Trump supporters may be most susceptible to defection if policies adversely affect them, Kam speculated.
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NBC News reported earlier that several Democrats invited guests who represented groups most adversely impacted by the president's policies.
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I also want to apologize to the deserving college students who may have been adversely impacted by this process.
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Modified males of Aedes aegypti—the species responsible for transmitting diseases—produce a protein that adversely affects cell development.
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In fact, it can increase infections by adversely affecting the vaginal lining and affecting pH of the vaginal secretions.
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Furthermore, Platt says the proliferation of Catholic institutions and the ERDs adversely affects queer and transgender individuals as well.
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Cathay said widespread protests in Hong Kong reduced inbound passenger traffic in July and were adversely impacting forward bookings.
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The Swiss lender warned in its results that a return to monetary stimulus could "adversely affect" profits going forward.
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There will be continued earnings contraction in S&P 500 companies with a stronger U.S. dollar impacting manufacturers adversely.
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When it adversely affects the head of their party, it takes 72 hours -- that&aposs a lot of time.
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Data show that the impacts of raids are so severe they can adversely affect the next generation of children.
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Sonthirat said the ministry would like the local currency to be weaker so as not to adversely hit exports.
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Georgia state Representative Renitta Shannon wrote to VICE that while boycotts can be effective, they adversely impact actual residents.
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When a recent study showed that sexual pain adversely affects sexual response, my reaction was basically: No shit, Sherlock.
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"Consolidation of Bamtech will adversely impact cable operating income by about $130 million compared to last year," Iger said.
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Syrian refugees, by contrast, have very weak legal claims, but they are the most adversely affected by Trump's Order.
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This in turn could adversely affect the U.S., as Europe is one of the largest buyers of U.S. exports.
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No hearing was held to determine if Perez's children are safe or if Perez's deportation might adversely affect them.
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This panic would adversely affect economic indicators (exchange rate, inflation) followed by voters in the run up to Oct.
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A minority of survey participants said that the policy shift either adversely or positively affected their Walmart-related habits.
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Its paperwork included in the boilerplate risk section warnings that its business may be adversely affected in a downturn.
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The Center for Biological Diversity has determined that ninety-three listed or proposed endangered species would be adversely affected.
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In multiple instances, WeWork mentions the possibility of moral stances "consistent with our mission" that could adversely affect business.
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The Merck drug did not adversely impact blood count or cause kidney damage seen with other drugs, Marty said.
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As U.S. companies report fourth-quarter earnings, a growing number have cited China's slowdown as adversely impacting their businesses.
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Some lawmakers spoke about the need to find innovative answers in ways that would not adversely affect the economy.
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This will adversely impact noninterest income at around $12 million per year, or approximately 7.5% of 2016 noninterest income.
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It's time we stop letting that restricted freedom of choice continue to adversely affect the way our kids learn.
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Trump also says he will use executive action to help small businesses and individuals adversely impacted by the virus.
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The company does not use chemicals, as there are no funguses that adversely affect the plants on the island.
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Chronically late financial audits were common for both, and severe budget problems adversely affected the delivery of government services.
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"Insecurity in Africa, which adversely affects the United States, stems in my view from loss of hope," he said.
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And, unfortunately for this group, they are much more adversely affected by the current freeze than the top 33.
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This belief is a myth and adversely impacts the progress we have made on a variety of environmental issues.
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He acknowledged the act might adversely affect Hong Kong's relationship with mainland China, especially in areas such as commerce.
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A series of actions and events has occurred that directly and adversely impact the work of our federal officers.
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In a $110-plus price world, almost any production anywhere in the world was profitable but adversely impacted demand.
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Both the papers discussed above, however, find reweighting does not adversely affect minority students (if anything, it helps them).
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Schnur said the unpredictable bounces left him scrambling to catch up to the ball and adversely affected his rhythm.
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She has been supportive of, or at least complicit in, many of her father's policies that adversely affect women.
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The Executive Order adversely affects the States' residents in areas of employment, education, business family relations, and freedom to travel.
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And it claimed in its IPO paperwork that classifying drivers as employees instead of contractors would adversely affect its business.
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According to Braverman, sex workers are also among those whose professions have been adversely affected by the rising sea levels.
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Both companies have stated that their businesses would be "adversely affected" if drivers were classified as employees instead of contractors.
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"Regulatory impositions adversely impact the livelihood of farmers, the legal cigarette business," said Syed Mahmood Ahmad, director of the TII.
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Some Republican senators have raised concerns that the plan to roll back the expansion of Medicaid adversely affects their states.
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As that legal action progresses, it is my priority to ensure that the Sherpa Capital family is not adversely affected.
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Unsurprisingly, the distraction caused them to remember less of the lecture, and those sitting near them were adversely affected too.
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CNPC Capital said in the same report that its financial status could be adversely affected due to Kunlun's Iranian ties.
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As the settlement was funded by the region's large cash surplus it has not adversely affected the region's financial profile.
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But markets reacted adversely, with the currency tumbling more than 3 percent and bond yields spiking in the immediate aftermath.
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Trade adjustment assistance via the Labor Department, such as training, job-hunting assistance and financial aid to "adversely affected" workers.
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Thousands of vendors could be impacted by that decision alone, and, given Amazon's size, it could adversely affect macroeconomic data.
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Deutsche Bank cut the target prices of two companies it said could be adversely affected by gas deregulation in Japan.
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This could continue to adversely impact and potentially accelerate the decline in in-store traffic over the next few years.
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The sad fact is that the American people will be the ones adversely affected by allowing the charter to expire.
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"Severe infestations also restrict flows in wetlands and natural waterways, adversely affecting biodiversity and impacting on recreational activities" she said.
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U.S. finance regulators have warned that the data rules have started to adversely affect the exchange of cross-border information.
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The rally paused earlier this week, however, on caution that Friday's employment report will be adversely impacted by recent hurricanes.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger have filed briefs in support of the challengers, arguing that the issue does not only adversely impact Democrats.
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The latter measure was self-reported by employees, who were asked whether their work was adversely affected by health issues.
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"Japan's experience highlights how demographic headwinds can adversely impact growth, inflation dynamics and the effectiveness of monetary policy," it said.
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Experts believe that student loan defaults have the potential to adversely impact the U.S. economy, which could trigger another recession.
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And Trump's campaign manager has reportedly warned Trump that the planned ban could adversely impact his support in the 2020.
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At the same time, he needs to convince China that the current state of play will adversely impact Chinese interests.
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The people most adversely impacted by limited school choice are the very people liberals always profess to want to help.
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Our adversaries are creating new and improved capabilities to adversely impact our democratic processes in ways we have not considered.
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He also echoed a previous comment from Putin's spokesperson that the new sanctions legislation would adversely affect U.S.-Russia relations.
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"Thus … we remain unable [to] provide [details about the case] without adversely affecting on-going law enforcement efforts," he concluded.
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Variations in radiation affect the propagation of radio signals, which adversely affects communication, navigation, surveillance, and precision weapons guidance systems.
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In the case of a match the recipient would not be informed despite their eligibility for funding being adversely affected.
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Why it matters: People are overwhelmingly turning to social media and messaging for news, adversely impacting traditional publishers' bottom lines.
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Earlier in October, Esper said he was confident the US military could withdraw thousands more troops without adversely affecting operations.
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Cathay said last week that protests affected its passenger numbers last month, and were continuing to "adversely impact" future bookings.
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"It's the uncertainty of waiting times alongside queue jumpers that's adversely affecting consumer behaviours in bars and pubs," he added.
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The flaxseed powder provided structure, contributed a delightful chew, and didn't adversely affect the flavor or color of the cookies.
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That said, the growing supply of talented web developers both around the United States and abroad has adversely impacted salaries.
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Employers must attest that an H-24B worker will not adversely impact the wages and working conditions of American workers.
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For example, MACPAC is charged with creating an "early-warning system" to identify factors that adversely affect beneficiary health status.
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Asked why he agreed to meet with Parnas and Fruman, Favorov said he didn't want to adversely affect his company.
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The issue has been particularly poignant for publishers, who have been adversely affected by the way most online ads work.
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"Restrictions on trade and movement of labour could impact adversely on the cost of delivering new interconnector projects," it said.
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Surianata said the operation had been part of a campaign to prevent LGBT people from "adversely affecting" Indonesia's next generation.
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Often many coral will then die off, which in turn can adversely affect the fish that rely on the reefs.
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But a celebrity boycott of the Super Bowl will likely not adversely affect the NFL unless sponsors pull their ads.
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It said in its annual report, the imposition of additional tariffs or duties on imported products could adversely affect its business.
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While investors respond adversely to surging or plummeting commodity prices, range-bound moves tend to be met by rising stock prices.
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The trade war that has adversely affected Apple and other tech companies probably also had an impact on the PC market.
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"Weaker consumer spending in the U.K., perhaps due in part to Brexit uncertainties, could adversely affect eBay and PayPal," said Kessler.
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The business and consumer sentiment will be adversely affected, and people planning their holiday travel may think again about their destination.
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HDS said an GPS device that conforms to the latest IS-GPS-200 and provides UTC should not be adversely affected.
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UBS shares fell by 4 percent on Monday, perhaps also reflecting Ermotti's oblique warning about geopolitical tensions adversely impacting investor confidence.
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"It's a pretty clear case, where we know who's being adversely affected and we know it's a distinct minority," Macfarlane said.
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Gaetz deleted the tweet after Speaker Pelosi warned of ethics implications for members who "adversely affect" the work of House committees.
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FRC's ratings could also be adversely affected if Fitch believes the company is experiencing strategic drift away from its core competencies.
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The Justice Department said Alere received customer complaints that certain devices produced erroneous results that could adversely affect clinical decision-making.
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The band's un-punk statement reads in part: We apologize to those who were adversely affected by our former band name.
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"Freight rates may remain at depressed levels for some time, which could adversely affect the company's revenue and profitability," it said.
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Some argue that NAFTA helps drive illegal immigration precisely because rapid industrialization adversely affects working conditions and the environment in Mexico.
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A significant weakening of asset quality that could adversely impact profitability and capitalisation may exert downward pressure on BFI's National Ratings.
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However, these risk factors do not adversely affect the life insurance sector's creditworthiness relative to that of the South African sovereign.
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Tomlin later expressed "regrets" for the bad language, but did not feel it would adversely affect the game or his team.
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The "participating services" is the key part of the decision here, as promoting certain companies over others can adversely impact competition.
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It struck almost 16 years after 9/11, when New York's power grid was adversely affected by the horrific terrorist attacks.
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The visas should be granted only when they will not undercut the wages or "adversely affect the working conditions" of Americans.
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Tobacco sales continued to be adversely impacted by changes in tobacco legislation, and were down 7.9 percent on the same basis.
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Efforts to reduce tax exemption on municipal bonds would adversely impact public power and the millions of customers we serve nationwide.
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We hope they will continue to work to craft a policy that will not adversely affect the American biomedical research field.
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However, the quality of capital is adversely impacted by a reinsurance arrangement with a captive insurer, which augments its RBC ratio.
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Those tariffs are expected to take a bite out of every-day consumer goods and clothing, which adversely affects tech companies.
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The proposed tax would adversely affect border towns like El Paso, and its negative repercussions would be felt across the country.
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There are many factors — poverty, inadequate nutrition, drug and alcohol abuse, dysfunctional families and so on — that adversely affect student learning.
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Having fewer participants in the on-chain auctions adversely affects the stability of Basis, making Basis intrinsically less attractive to users.
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The assessment states that climate change "has the potential to adversely impact agriculture productivity" from local to regional to continental levels.
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A significant amount of people left the state, and the industries affected the most adversely were agriculture, hospitality, and some construction.
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How it fits: Few major policies get through the legislative process without at least some support from the adversely affected industries.
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And there's a vast body of evidence that shows how particulate matter, or soot, can adversely affect respiratory and cardiovascular health.
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It provided an alternative path to a green card for citizens of countries "adversely affected" by the 223 reforms, including Ireland.
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In conjunction with other processes, the added fresh water also increases acidity in the ocean, which can adversely affect sea life.
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In turn, tens of billions of dollars are wasted and countless patient lives are adversely impacted annually due to unreliable research.
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She predicted Ms. Warren's claim, which Mr. Sanders denies, would adversely impact Ms. Warren because, she said, it was so implausible.
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The company warned in a statement that such a measure could adversely affect 20,000 employees and the economy as a whole.
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For the European Union to target the United States commercially for attempting to adversely affect legitimate trade relationships would be radical.
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"While TVS Motor's direct dependency on China is limited for components, some Tier II suppliers have been impacted adversely," TVS said.
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They will also increase costs due to the longer and more complex process for approving deals and could adversely affect profitability.
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That said, the opioid crisis must be solved without adversely affecting people in pain and leaving them with inadequate treatment options.
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"Any deferment or change (in the policy) will adversely affect millions of small businesses," said the group's secretary general, Praveen Khandelwal.
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Others create shady services with a thin veneer of legitimacy to capitalise on the misfortune of those adversely impacted by the incident.
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Opening and using a new line of credit will affect your debt-to-income ratio, which may adversely affect your home loan.
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Future developments that could lead to negative rating action include: -Economic or financial shocks that adversely affect Estonia's macroeconomic and financial stability.
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Indeed, caste consciousness permeates the Indian cultural landscape and often transcends traditional religious boundaries, adversely impacting both Hindus and non-Hindus alike.
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Fitch estimates that, relative to other DFAST institutions, Citi was more adversely affected by the global market shock and counterparty default scenarios.
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Schlobohm said that there will definitely be members of the union that will be adversely affected by a shift to cleaner energy.
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Bureaucrats have become less willing to suggest experiments because anyone adversely affected by them might retaliate by accusing the reformers of graft.
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Does it mean fighting tariffs poised to adversely affect Montana's ag and mining industries that went into effect first thing Friday morning?
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Playing a game ought not to adversely affect communication if it's a kid collaborating on a Minecraft base with their sibling, right?
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"Sales into our markets were also adversely affected by civil unrest in some and acute hard currency shortages in others," it said.
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One of the more prohibitive elements of remittances, which adversely affects poorer users, is the high cost of sending money across borders.
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Consumer preferences tend to shift to lower-cost alternatives during recessionary periods and other periods in which disposable income is adversely affected.
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Black, Native American, and Hispanic households are more likely than white households to be adversely impacted by the lack of affordable housing.
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They've also been shown to disrupt ecosystems by adversely affecting nontarget plant species, and those that mimic hormones can harm animal health.
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"Google's behavior is adversely affecting not only our contributors, but the lives and livelihoods of artists around the world, present and future."
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And because consumption's a huge part of the Philippine economy, inflation could adversely affect not just growth, but job creation and wages.
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" It also said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service also said "the project is not likely to adversely affect any endangered species.
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" He ends the one-paragraph letter by saying that the FBI cannot say more "without adversely affecting on-going law enforcement efforts.
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Inter-fuel competition is nothing new and has adversely affected the coal industry before ("Energy policy in America since 1945", Vietor, 1984).
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"The EO adversely affects the States' residents in areas of employment, education, business, family relations, and freedom to travel," Robart's decision reads.
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It seems to have made him a more positive person but has adversely affected the feelings of everyone else on the planet.
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Indeed, the prospectus acknowledges that "terrorism and armed conflict may materially and adversely affect" Aramco and its share price in the future.
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If the trade dispute spreads to the European Union, more than half of the total U.S. farm exports could be adversely affected.
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New Jersey lawmakers say the state mandate is necessary to stabilize health insurance markets that were adversely affected by the mandate's repeal.
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In other words, while NATO might provide limited deterrence against Russian adventurism, this is largely predicated on adversely impacting U.S. self-interest.
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Additionally, constructing and operating the project was likely to adversely affect 18 federally-listed or proposed threatened and endangered species, it said.
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SHOULD SOMETHING THAT WILL POTENTIALLY ADVERSELY AFFECT SOME PORTION OF 1%, SHOULD THAT RESULT IN A MAJOR CHANGE IN STOCK MARKET VALUES?
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The Washington Post will now prohibit social media activity that "adversely affects" the newspaper's advertisers or partners, according to a Washingtonian report.
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However, these proposals restrict data use in ways that could adversely impact both individual patient health outcomes and broader public health goals.
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The university had a new pediatric hospital, and if the surgery didn't go as planned, the institution's reputation could be adversely impacted.
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"As that legal action progresses, it is my priority to ensure that the Sherpa Capital family is not adversely affected," Pishevar said.
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Republicans at the time contended that it allowed United Nations interference in America's domestic affairs and that it adversely affected states' rights.
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There is no denying that Donald Trump's message of defending workers resonated in areas that had been adversely impacted by foreign competition.
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Several academic studies referred to this as a "China shock," which adversely impacted a number of American regions that focus on manufacturing.
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If the company was not able to ink a deal with creditors, its financial condition would be adversely affected, Neiman Marcus said.
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The G24 statement, issued on the sidelines of the meetings, said all emerging markets were "adversely affected" by excessive capital flow volatility.
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Ticketmaster wants to stop the most egregious uses of bots, but if it killed scalping altogether, it would adversely affect its business.
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But U.S. finance regulators have warned that the EU's data rules have started to adversely affect the exchange of cross-border information.
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As with individuals or organizations adversely profiled by World-Check, the affected charities are not made aware of suspicions placed against them.
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Still, if you feel like your job is adversely affecting your mood in general, maybe it's time to switch things up. 4.
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The use of these algorithms often yields immediate and tangible benefits: Jail populations, for example, can decline without adversely affecting public safety.
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I've told her we need to meet the person and if her behavior starts to be affected adversely we would react accordingly.
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"Dorian Gray" interprets how identity is partially shaped by the imagination, which can sometimes adversely facilitate indulgences that lead to self-destruction.
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Even half of chief executives experience loneliness (it can be lonely at the top), a state that can adversely affect job performance.
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Advocacy groups report that there are more than 200 bills that, potentially, could adversely affect LGBTQ people proposed in localities across America.
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Adding Nigeria to the travel ban would adversely impact the work CcHub does with its American partners, which include Facebook and Google.
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And with the airport opening up, it's gonna bring more trucks, more cargo, and it's going to adversely affect the air quality.
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Any extension in the settlement of the project buybacks and sizeable receivables due from the government could adversely affect Yancheng Oriental's liquidity.
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Any delay could adversely affect the unnamed country's willingness to negotiate with the United States over future detainee transfers, the official said.
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"The fading American dream may be more than an economic problem - it may also adversely affect America's health," Venkataramani said by email.
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But considering Hungary's "strong political statements against associations receiving support from abroad, this label risks adversely affecting their legitimate activities," it said.
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The great irony of this is that the counties most adversely affected by Republican policy are counties that typically vote heavily Republican.
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Matosantos argues that the higher cost of electricity needed to service the renegotiated debt would affect businesses and potential economic growth adversely.
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Debt forgiveness and the new loans which the resulting blank balance sheet would enable would also adversely affect Somalia's democracy and security.
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According to doctors, concussions can adversely impact a person's memory, concentration, cognitive abilities, and the speed at which they can process information.
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After encouraging them to play the game however they wanted, and reassuring them that the consequences would never adversely affect their progress.
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Buhari's spokesman, Garba Shehu, declined to comment on this but rejected suggestions that delays over cabinet appointments had adversely affected government operations.
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Essentially, those unsupportive of AI are those least likely to be involved in designing it — and the most likely to be adversely affected.
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He conceded the event could adversely affect the image of the registry because it is known for having a low rate of incidents.
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Chief Financial Officer Martin Kelly said the portfolio was adversely affected by struggles with comparable companies which Apollo uses to value its assets.
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"The UK, still ranked second by value, continues to be adversely affected by the "Brexit" effect," the CIVC federation said in a statement.
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If women are more easily adversely affected by MDMA due to their biology, this increase in purity could seriously impact female drug-takers.
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The G24 statement, issued on the sidelines of the Bali meetings, said all emerging markets were "adversely affected" by excessive capital flow volatility.
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China's exports and imports already were adversely impacted by the Sino-American trade war, and the pandemic has poured salt into the wound.
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BOEING SAYS REVIEW, WHICH INVOLVED CO SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS, DETERMINED ABSENCE OF AOA DISAGREE ALERT DID NOT ADVERSELY IMPACT AIRPLANE SAFETY OR OPERATION
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BOEING SAYS INFORMED FAA THAT BOEING ENGINEERS HAD DETERMINED PER BOEINGS STANDARD PROCESS THAT ISSUE DID NOT ADVERSELY IMPACT AIRPLANE SAFETY OR OPERATION
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"His value as a player has been adversely affected since plaintiff is now 'damaged goods' in the sports world," according to the lawsuit.
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Fitch still expects some plateauing or cooling of the Canadian housing market, which should adversely impact all Canadian banks' asset quality, including DESJ's.
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Carrying student-loan debt also tends to adversely affect millennials' attitudes about their college experience, according to an INSIDER and Morning Consult survey.
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Uber cautioned in its IPO filing that its business would be "adversely affected" if drivers were classified as employees instead of independent contractors.
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"Disruption or manipulation of these services has the potential to adversely affect the national and economic security of the United States," he said.
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A raft of global risks that could adversely affect the United States remain on the horizon and require close monitoring, Kaplan also said.
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"Across many states, the number of jobs adversely affected in these steel-using industries could far exceed any steel jobs saved," Econofact warned.
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Another goal should be to ensure that any potential host is not incurring unmanageable debt that risks adversely affecting the respective country's economy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating could be downgraded if SCR no longer benefits from the guarantee or if the guarantee were to change adversely.
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Why it matters: Streaming businesses are continuing to grow adversely to revenue gains, which is why they are slashing revenue for record labels.
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But amidst a stunning upset showing by the Republican nominee, speculation was silenced that "the Trump effect" would adversely affect incumbents down-ballot.
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Adversely the net result was impacted by the revaluation of the Russian rouble and related FX losses on investments amounting to RUB2.7 billion.
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"Despite a most comprehensive insurance policy in place, returning the damaged steam cracker unit to operation will adversely affect working capital," Unipetrol said.
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Two would aid those most adversely affected by the war on drugs by providing job-training services within and outside the marijuana industry.
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The volcano sits under the flight path of many flights from Asia to North America and its ash cloud could adversely affect aircraft.
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Sitting for long periods may also adversely affect blood vessel function and increase food cravings, causing us to eat more and gain weight.
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If one wheel of a car is out of alignment, the stability of the car is adversely affected and the car may drift.
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Oviosu added that 2016's slumping Naira would have adversely impacted any IPO valuation or opening share price, especially for a foreign listing.
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Populations living in disadvantaged communities, people of color and low-income families, often are the ones most adversely affected by extreme climate events.
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This started as a post-rave antidote for "pilly willy" because stimulants—as you may know—can adversely affect a boner's structural integrity.
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China's ZTE said Friday that a U.S. ban on exports to the technology firm could threaten its survival and adversely affect American companies.
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Canadian inflows were adversely affected by low commodity prices; a slump in Britain can be explained by a fall in intra-company loans.
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Williams, for his part, sidestepped questions about the inquiry last week but bristled at any suggestion that it had adversely affected his health.
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Glenn Grothman (R-Wis.), the bill's author, said the change adversely affects populations like the elderly who might not be comfortable using computers.
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The back-and-forth has raised concerns that a trade war between the world's two largest economies could adversely affect the global economy.
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"We may be materially adversely affected by a protracted downturn in local, regional or global economic condition," Deutsche Bank said in a report.
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Soybean farmers are another class of people being adversely impacted by Trump's trade policies — indirectly, because they are being targeted for Chinese retaliation.
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Astroturfing to change the outcome of a decision like Brexit affects billions of people; it adversely affects every country with relations to Europe.
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"Our business is being adversely affected like so many others around the world," Mr. Schultz and Mr. Parikh said in the blog post.
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The turbulent market and pricey raw materials are a result of rising temperatures adversely affecting growing conditions and crop yields in West Africa.
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SOHO China has said that the article, which was widely circulated online before it was deleted, adversely affected its ability to attract customers.
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FRANKFURT, March 12 (Reuters) - German utility RWE on Thursday said the coronavirus crisis was not adversely affecting its operations for the time being.
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Jerry Brown warned that California's utilities — and its renewable energy and climate change efforts — would be adversely affected unless lawmakers changed liability laws.
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To do that, they are implementing strict lockdown measures that disrupt daily life and adversely impact economic activity, affecting businesses and workers alike.
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"It is adversely affecting the wages, working conditions, and employment opportunities of our own agricultural workers," President John F. Kennedy declared in 1962.
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The study did not prove that Mr. Reagan suffered dementia that adversely affected his judgment and ability to make decisions while in office.
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Other rules, following Mr. Warshawsky's views, are in the pipeline, including ones adversely impacting older Americans, as The Wall Street Journal recently reported.
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It said sales in September were adversely affected by unusually warm weather, while it saw a significant improvement in October when temperatures fell.
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"The executive order adversely affects the states' residents in areas of employment, education, business, family relations and freedom to travel," Judge Robart wrote.
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The RBI's action was aimed at improving the bank's performance and will not adversely impact its day-to-day operations, the statement added.
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"We are going to be affected adversely by the trade war which will affect global growth," Economic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia told Reuters.
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Conversely, negative ratings pressures could arise should FHN's asset quality deteriorate more than expected such that earnings and/or capital is adversely impacted.
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When Trump says he wants to stop uncontrolled immigration, many find it objectionable because the aliens who are adversely affected are predominantly nonwhite.
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The posts, made on various websites, were seen by co-workers and adversely affected the flight attendant's working environment, according to the lawsuit.
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In California, though, this runs the risk of adversely affecting key endangered (and legally protected) species like the Pacific fisher and California spotted owl.
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Removing the credit would almost certainly adversely affect sales of electric cars just as they are beginning to get affordable to the general public.
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There are also concerns that a hiring freeze will adversely impact veterans, many of whom leave service and hope to land federal government jobs.
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Yet the Sunderland-born midfielder says he doesn't subscribe to the widely-held theory that England were adversely affected by fear in those tournaments.
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Fitch notes that results within the segment have been adversely impacted by the Fort McMurray fire that occurred in the first half of 2016.
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But the court says that piracy-friendly boxes don't meet the requirements for this exemption, because their transmissions adversely affect the actual copyright holder.
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"Depending on the result, the investigation has the possibility to adversely affect the company's reputation and operations," Hotel Lotte said in the amended prospectus.
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CTIA, the nonprofit organization that represents the wireless industry, strongly disputes the idea that RF energy adversely affects the health of mobile phone users.
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"A sharp drop in interest rates and expected rate cuts will continue to adversely affect net interest income compared with last year," UBS said.
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Singapore's decision to issue new digital bank licenses to non-banking companies will adversely affect smaller banks in the sector, said ratings agency Moody's.
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But what do you think is adversely impacting the black community more today—mass incarceration and police brutality or far right wing terrorist groups?
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The Nobel Foundation, which administers the estate of dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel, said the crisis at the Academy had "adversely affected" the Nobel Prize.
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"It is noted that dumped imports from the subject countries have adversely impacted the performance of the domestic industry," one of the circulars said.
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Now that Trump is looking to make good on his NAFTA campaign promises, those who resoundingly backed him could be the most adversely affected.
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Their critics deny bigotry, and say it&aposs a matter of sudden changes to towns that end up adversely affecting the quality of life.
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Cho said that despite measure's limited effect on foreign investors, many had objected strongly to the revised tax believing it could affect them adversely.
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The paper didn't examine how access to care might be adversely affected by steep discounts in Medicaid payments relative to Medicare or private insurance.
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The Detroit Three carmakers are in good financial health today, but actions that adversely affect the consumer could quickly put an end to that.
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"If you're watching these videos and reading these stories over and over again ... that is going to adversely impact how you feel," she says.
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A deterioration of asset quality metrics that decrease operating ROA and tangible common equity ratio below 4% and 2908%, respectively, could adversely affect ratings.
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Major federal programs, including Social Security, Medicare and salaries for this nation's armed forces, will be adversely affected should these politicians fail to act.
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Cowan and Company, a financial services firm, said on Wednesday that the departure of the pragmatic and business-friendly Cohn could adversely affect markets.
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Material speculative derivative exposure in the future could have potential negative rating implications if it adversely affects asset coverage available to rated preferred shares.
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We found that the policy had a chilling effect on providers' counseling and referral practices, which adversely impacts the health care of pregnant women.
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The following risk factors could individually or collectively, trigger negative rating action: - Economic or financial shocks that adversely affect Estonia's macroeconomic and financial stability.
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You don't ever want to look back on a kid and say that their life was adversely changed by playing sports — and soccer specifically.
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Its massive reduction has adversely affected the livelihoods of more than 250 million people in Chad, Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon that depend on it.
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The information business in the first quarter was adversely affected by reduced levels of activity in the UK market of its European property segment.
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The UCD researchers say that the saturated fat from cheese may not adversely impact cholesterol levels because it has a unique set of nutrients.
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Hurricane Dorian adversely impacted attendance at the Florida-based Walt Disney World, while Hong Kong Disneyland's popularity suffered amidst political unrest in the region.
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Judge Presnell was persuaded by that argument, although he did not entirely reject the idea that the Americans were "adversely affected" by being fired.
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If you get less than seven hours a night, you can put on weight, since sleep loss can adversely impact energy intake and expenditure.
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Furthermore, congressional districts that were adversely affected by the rise of Chinese imports have been shown to elect less centrist representatives from both parties.
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So, while the coronavirus pandemic may be adversely affecting businesses and industries around the world, the Hershey Company could see a boost to sales.
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Animals have also been adversely affected by the shooting and shelling, including many dogs and cats left behind when their owners fled the fighting.
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The UK government said on Thursday it would pay a taxable grant to self-employed people who have been adversely affected by the pandemic.
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The Palestinian state would not be allowed to forge military, security or intelligence agreements with any state or organization that adversely affects Israel's security.
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Public discourse about autism that refers to it in these ways can stymie progress on self-esteem building by adversely affecting one's emotional state.
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Durkan also expressed in the statement that marijuana policies adversely affect undocumented immigrant populations living in Washington state, creating an extra barrier to citizenship.
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Any delays in finalising this project or breaking even could adversely impact the company's profitability and cash flow generation and weigh on the rating.
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Alaska's long history of energy development demonstrates that oil and natural gas can be produced safely, without adversely impacting the state's wildlife and environment.
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Recent experience proves such a "win-win" can be achieved to save manufacturing jobs in the Rust Belt, without adversely impacting the Corn Belt.
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Ross said at the time that steel is important to U.S. national security and that current import flows are adversely affecting the steel industry.
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" Tubbs believes the companies building these technologies, "have a responsibility to make sure people aren't adversely impacted and also make their communities better places.
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But because Republicans refused to try to proceed in a bipartisan manner, this proposal was easily killed by business interests who'd be adversely impacted.
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It gives grants and financial assistance to communities "most adversely impacted by the enforcement of cannabis-related laws" and provides loans to start cannabis businesses.
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And this hypothetical calculation assumes the jobs and incomes of those workers aren't adversely affected by such a policy, which they most certainly would be.
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"High NPLs are adversely affecting profitability—profit margins are among the lowest in Europe—and weighing on banks' ability to extend credit," the IMF added.
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Rochberg felt a big part of the project was emphasizing the stories of Georgia state residents who could be adversely impacted by the changing climate.
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" The letter added that "either outcome would adversely affect the U.S. auto industry - reducing sales, production, and exports and harming U.S. workers in the process.
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"I do not acknowledge that the fundamental economy has been adversely affect at all" by the shutdown, the director of the National Economic Council said.
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"It is important to the integrity of the investigation that information is not released in a manner that may adversely affect the investigation," Shanks wrote.
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As a result, they're blamed for adversely affecting water quality and making it difficult for native fish that rely on sight to feed and survive.
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"[Any] changes in our relationships with mobile operating system partners ... could adversely affect the usage of Facebook" and its ability to monetize, the company wrote.
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Boruchow said this trend could adversely affect companies in weather-sensitive categories, such as Canada Goose, while relies on the sales of its winter parkas.
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Fitch believes earnings are still being adversely impacted by the loss of revenue and higher operating costs related to crossing over $10 billion in assets.
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No one yet knows, though, whether transfusion patients might be adversely affected by blood from donors afflicted with conditions that have affected their blood microbiome.
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But there's still sources of exposure, like contaminated drinking water, lead piping and other sources that still exist and still can adversely effect children today.
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"This is further evidence that consumption of artificial sweeteners adversely affects gut microbial activity which can cause a wide range of health issues," Kushmaro said.
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TOKYO, May 22 (Reuters) - Japan's top government spokesman said on Wednesday that auto import restrictions by Washington would adversely affect the U.S. and global economies.
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The research includes a finding that one of the pesticides, chlorpyrifos, is "likely to adversely affect" 1778 out of 1835 species studied in the report.
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Equally important, community banks (that service disproportionately large shares of agricultural, residential mortgage, and small business loans) have been particularly adversely impacted by Dodd-Frank.
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It is not adversely affected by an economic downturn in the way purchases of durable or luxury goods — houses, cars, household appliances, even clothing — are.
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That action could adversely impact hotel brands that directly compete with Trump's business empire, making it more difficult for them expand their foothold in Cuba.
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"Any international incident, terrorism or anything concerning a major power that comes out late in the game I think adversely affects Hillary Clinton," he said.
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"The entire area is still affected by the misconception after the fires that the tourism industry was adversely impacted," Owens said in an email Wednesday.
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Something tells us Joanna Krupa's RIDICULOUS body will not be adversely affected by whatever Thanksgiving feast she's about to have -- unlike the rest of us.
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Boyd wrote in the letter that the department "consulted the relevant parties" and concluded that releasing the memos would not adversely affect any ongoing investigations.
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All of these people will be adversely affected by recent executive order signed by President Trump – that is, unless Microsoft's requested exceptions are granted soon.
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The removal of the state and local tax deduction (SALT) will also adversely affect parts of Ohio, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, according to The Heritage Foundation.
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While Vermont and Texas may be thousands of miles apart, our constituencies have a common bond in how they are adversely impacted by this policy.
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Some of the deals also expose nations to lawsuits by corporations or individual investors who claim to be adversely affected by domestic laws or policies.
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The discovery of the foregoing may negatively affect user trust and engagement, harm our reputation and brands, and adversely affect our business and financial results.
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And would be allowed to waive endangered species consultations and determine that an activity is not likely to adversely impact listed species or critical habitat.
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Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corp said the strike is expected to adversely affect its revenue, which depends entirely on IOC's sale of iron ore productions.
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Natives who own more capital will receive more income from the immigration surplus than natives who own less capital, who can consequently be adversely affected.
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He added there was no basis to assertions that a segment of Yellowstone's rangelands had been adversely affected by grazing bison rather than natural processes.
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""The long-term and fixed-cost nature of our leases may limit our operating flexibility and could adversely affect our liquidity and results of operations.
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We all recognize that the current, dated music licensing system is adversely affecting every stakeholder, so we have all come together to support comprehensive reforms.
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No one will be adversely affected by the Republicans' new health care bill once its enacted, according to Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Increases in its risk appetite, current capitalisation being negatively impacted by operational or litigation losses or significant inorganic growth could also adversely affect the ratings.
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A wide majority of small businesses can't support tax reform because it adversely affects so many — 28503 percent of American businesses are pass-through entities.
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"If there has been collusion ... then this opens up the real possibility of claims by investors in those markets who were adversely affected," Hart said.
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In Pakistan and India, two young girls have also filed petitions against their respective governments, arguing that they have been adversely impacted by climate change.
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But next time, those of us who are adversely impacted by such policies, or just morally opposed to them, won't have to stand idly by.
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For years, Mr. Kemp's critics in Georgia, including Ms. Abrams, have accused him of supporting policies that adversely affect minority voters and contravene federal law.
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Congress is weighing a bill that would allow 401(k) and IRA savers adversely affected by the coronavirus to withdraw up to $100,000 penalty-free.
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Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is exploring how to give more legal weight to the arguments and concerns of American companies adversely affected by tariffs.
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Most adversely affected have been those whose incomes — while modest — were not low enough to qualify for sufficient amounts of the A.C.A.'s insurance subsidies.
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Such bluster could adversely affect the United States' relations with its closest neighbors and make it even more difficult to resolve the hemisphere's worst crisis.
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Both Pence and Trump have taken alt-right policy stances on a variety of issues that can adversely affect marginalized populations in the United States.
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To be sure, the increasing sophistication of tasks that robots are capable of performing will adversely impact employment opportunities for humans even in desirable areas.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC: * IN ADDITION, WE ANTICIPATE THAT REGULATORY CHANGES WILL ADVERSELY IMPACT INCOME IN OUR PERSONAL BUSINESS BY AROUND £200 MILLION.
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Another is an imbalance of microbes in the gut and how communication between the brain and the gut can adversely affect behavior and emotional stability.
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"Depending on the result, the investigation has the possibility to adversely affect the company's reputation and operations," Hotel Lotte said in an amended IPO prospectus.
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On Tuesday, Geng slammed Sweden's handling of the incident and said that the European country should not do anything that would adversely affect bilateral relations.
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A Pentagon spokesman on Monday said the department had not yet determined whether transgender persons in the military adversely impacts lethality, readiness and unit cohesion.
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Some investors have warned that the trade dispute between the two countries could adversely affect Apple, which draws a sizable revenue from the Chinese market.
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Recruiting assets and sources, finding willing participants for interviews, and even trial success can all be adversely impacted by the decline in the FBI's reputation.
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"The RBI will not hesitate to take whatever steps are required to ensure that financial stability is not adversely impacted in any manner," said Das.
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"These conditions can affect the rate of IT spending and could adversely affect our customers' ability or willingness to attend our events or to purchase our enterprise cloud computing services, delay prospective customers' purchasing decisions, reduce the value or duration of their subscription contracts, or affect attrition rates, all of which could adversely affect our future sales and operating results," Salesforce wrote in its filing.
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If access to our products and services is restricted, in whole or in part, in one or more countries or our competitors can successfully penetrate geographic markets that we cannot access, our ability to retain or increase our contributor and customer base may be adversely affected, we may not be able to maintain or grow our revenue as anticipated, and our financial results could be adversely affected.
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The company says it's learned from its previous fuel cell efforts to reduce the size of the tanks and improve performance, thereby not adversely impeding practicality.
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For us, it's looking very closely at how we develop the policy framework, focusing on human rights, making sure we're not adversely impacting people's human rights.
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Perched atop poles, and often intentionally positioned so as not to "adversely affect residents by blocking their views," most people wouldn't give it a second thought.
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M&A Neutral to Ratings: Recent M&A activity has not adversely affected the ratings and we do not believe that any future acquisitions will either.
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What's more, they found that a "non-binge pattern of drinking" does not adversely impact job search results unless and until their drinking reaches binge levels.
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This is yet another retrograde regulatory measure that will significantly benefit the new entrant alone while adversely affecting the rest of the industry as a whole.
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Uncertainty about potential changes to MetLife's pension business in Chile could adversely impact operating earnings in Latin America by up to 5 percent, the company said.
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"Comparisons lead to simplistic and/or incomplete analyses that often create misleading perceptions adversely affecting communities and their residents," it said in its 2018 crime report.
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Most individuals are worried that their experience of the web will be adversely affected, but the legislation will also have a huge affect on business people.
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PEOPLE's Pet Vet, Dr. Evan Antin, says you have to be careful when feeding pets table scraps, because so many "human" foods can adversely affect them.
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It's easy to argue that the game's graphic imagery, be it thematically justified or otherwise, adversely affects the effectiveness of its compelling storyline, because it does.
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And also, oddly, nearly ubiquitous in the same media that couldn't be bothered to reexamine a Hillary Clinton policy that has adversely affected countless human lives.
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"He does not want to in any way adversely affect Mr. Trump and his desire to serve as our president," according to Phillip's attorney, William Harding.
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A significant further increase in leverage, or worsening profitability, for instance due to a deteriorating operating environment adversely affecting asset quality, could lead to a downgrade.
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On Wednesday, the Boracay Foundation called on Mr. Duterte to speed up the release of public "calamity funds" to help people adversely affected by the closing.
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The column, written by Dominic Lawson, discusses "the feminisation of medicine" and suggests the NHS is being adversely affected by an increasing number of female doctors.
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Lake Tanganyika was recently declared the "Threatened Lake of 2017" -- adversely affected by human activity in the form of climate change, deforestation, overfishing and hydrocarbon exploitation.
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"It would decimate the school district and adversely impact people who the individuals have filed the lawsuit are asserting they would like to help," he added.
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There is ongoing evidence that antidepressants—specifically selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) like Zoloft, Prozac, Paxil, and Celexa—can adversely affect the health of unborn children.
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Goldman said on Monday that Brexit could "materially adversely affect" how it operates businesses in Europe and could require it to restructure some of its operations.
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"Imports of large quantities of edible oil at zero duty will totally negate the advantage to the farmers and also affect the industry adversely," Jain said.
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Flight path concern The volcano sits under the flight path of many flights from Asia to North America and its ash cloud could adversely affect aircraft.
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Displaced workers and adversely affected local economies would be much better off with measures to enhance the safety net via better unemployment insurance and job training.
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"The main thing is to understand how this group of young people can be so adversely affected across so many aspects of their lives," he said.
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That review, which involved multiple company subject matter experts, determined that the absence of the AOA Disagree alert did not adversely impact airplane safety or operation.
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Sources say Shawn presented him with legal documents that would have given her certain rights to their property that would adversely affect the couple's 2 sons.
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In imposing this tax, Macron took a top-down approach, not consulting the very people who would be most adversely affected by it: his fellow countrymen.
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They also cautioned that changing the date from Tuesday to Monday could adversely affect television coverage, as it would be Sunday night in the United States.
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ZQ: After I came out in 2011, I gave a lot of interviews saying I've never worked more and how it hadn't adversely affected my career.
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"I think that most investors are probably hoping that the outcome will not adversely impact the tax vote," said Sam Stovall, chief market strategist at CFTA.
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With high-profile brands and people like Elon Musk abandoning Facebook, Cramer worried that the news would affect the scandal-ridden stock more adversely than expected.
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In California, where not only are demographics shifting away from Republicans but the GOP agenda has adversely affected constituents, some have already written off Republicans' prospects.
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Past rail service crises, such as that during the late 85033s, have demonstrated that congestion at one location can adversely affect the rail network at large.
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If this gentleman is ultimately employed at my facility, I imagine it would not affect me adversely, as long as he stays out of my way.
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Some argue that desperate times call for desperate measures—that the risks of a worsening pandemic outweigh the possibility that the vaccine could adversely affect participants.
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It is evident that the menthol exclusion will adversely impact the public health of minority communities who have higher levels of nicotine dependence on this flavor.
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"Mug shots and sensationalized news narratives create lasting impressions that adversely impact communities and widen the historical divides between police and community," stated Mr. Lumumba's directive.
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"The crisis in the Swedish Academy has adversely affected the Nobel Prize," Carl-Henrik Heldin, chairman of the Nobel Foundation, said in a statement early Friday.
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Although Bubnov escaped a custodial sentence, Lopes said being convicted as an 'extremist' could restrict a person's finances and adversely affect his or her employment options.
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The employers must attest that they are paying the foreign workers prevailing wages and that the working conditions of existing workers will not be adversely affected.
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Rescinding a deal with one hostile country could even more adversely impact the White House's negotiations with another that is even more antagonistic towards the West.
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Shih said the bill would affect the ability of Chinese companies to procure technology from the United States and this would adversely affect their product development.
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Air pollution is a serious public health problem in China, where it adversely affects the heart health of the 1.4 billion residents, the study team notes.
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Ross said at the time that steel is, in fact, important to U.S. national security, and that current import flows are adversely impacting the steel industry.
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Mayor Jim Darling of McAllen, who also met with Mr. Ryan, said the president's statements had adversely affected business in his city of more than 130,000.
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It added that production would be affected as they had to stop pumping oil on the line, although "not adversely" as they also transport crude by road.
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Any individual adversely affected by a direct action taken by Whitaker would have legal standing to bring a lawsuit challenging the legitimacy of his appointment, Vladeck said.
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And if you want change to be feasible and accepted, then you have to do things that help those who are adversely affected adapt to the change.
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Earlier this year, Beijing enacted a cyber security law that foreign business groups have warned could adversely impact trade because of its data surveillance and storage requirements.
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"It's really not about saying they're 'botched,' but using the experience and skillset from Botched to help people who have been affected adversely by nature," he says.
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" US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday said in a statement that the law, when in effect, would "adversely [affect] freedom of speech and academic inquiry.
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Anti-tipping riders could continue to avoid offering a gratuity, but eventually they could come around, especially if they found that stinginess was adversely affecting their ratings.
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And then you're also dealing with another issue of stunting and issues surrounding the first 1,303 days of newborns' lives being adversely affected by lack of food.
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"This resulted in a positional error in excess of 11,000 kilometers (6,835 miles), which adversely affected the aircraft's navigation systems and some alerting systems," the report said.
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If the FDA does not receive any objections from anyone adversely affected by the ingredient in 30 days, Impossible can start selling the product directly to consumers.
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Some people might have a more unhealthy lifestyle overall, or perhaps we snack or drink more while watching TV, all of which could adversely impact our health.
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Much is left to be decided as Brexit unfolds, with almost every option expected to adversely affect businesses, jobs and trade, according to the UK finance ministry.
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And adversely, if one company is able to get legislation passed to legalize their offerings in a certain state, it will help the other just as much.
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The escalating trade dispute between China and the United States is also clouding the outlook as it could adversely impact global trade and Japan's export-led economy.
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Additionally, there are concerns that hiring freezes and job cuts will adversely impact veterans, many of whom leave their service and hope to land federal government jobs.
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We must do much more to rebuild the parts of this country that have been adversely affected by job loss, automation and a lack of economic opportunity.
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Keshia, who is 5 months along, is not specific as to Ed's conduct, but she says he's engaged in "cruel treatment" which has adversely affected her pregnancy.
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Rising earnings will be supportive of growth sensitive and cash flow generating sectors, even though rising interest rates will adversely impact liquidity sensitive and highly priced sectors.
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"As anticipated, revenues in the quarter were adversely impacted by two fewer days and the shift of the Easter holiday," CEO Muhtar Kent said in a statement.
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Vanke President Yu Liang told a shareholders meeting in Shenzhen on Monday that the company's business was already being adversely affected in the wake of Baoneng's move.
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But, as Simon & Schuster recently found out when one of its imprints signed right-wing hatemonger Milo Yiannopoulos, public pressure can adversely affect a publisher's other business.
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Any material derivative exposures or short sales of borrowed assets could have potential negative rating implications if they adversely affect asset coverage available to rated preferred securities.
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It's the same for critical national infrastructures – look at the National Health Service (NHS) in the U.K., which was adversely affected by WannaCry due to historic underinvestment.
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A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) official wrote to his staff about his concerns that a partial government shutdown was "adversely" impacting "security operations" at a California airport.
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It would also authorize a 5 percent sales tax on marijuana products to create a community reinvestment fund for communities adversely affected by the war on drugs.
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Republican Assemblyman Brian Dahle told The Associated Press that he's worried Ting's bill could adversely affect small businesses and that it may not save that much paper.
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Changes to how those companies operate "might adversely affect those that have been underserved by the mortgage market," said Ralph B. McLaughlin, the chief economist for Trulia.
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A CR "delays critical long lead purchases, putting planned delivery at risk; adversely impacting the ability to deter and defeat near-peer adversaries," according to the department.
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Mexico's government issued a tsunami warning off the coast of Oaxaca and Chiapas after Thursday's quake, but neither state appeared to have been adversely affected by waves.
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She was, instead, talking about the economic impact of policies to fight climate change, which she conceded would adversely affect some industries even as it helped others.
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" • Regarding the publicity, Arias "failed to show that either the jurors' ability to impartially and fairly decide the case or her defense team's performance was adversely affected.
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YES 22% NO 78% Q: As an athlete preparing for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, has your preparation been adversely affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus?
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YES 22% NO 78% Q: As an athlete preparing for the 20 Summer Olympic Games, has your preparation been adversely affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus?
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YES 22% NO 2666% Q: As an athlete preparing for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, has your preparation been adversely affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus?
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Credit Strong says that it doesn't disclose details of its review process because of "competitive and security reasons," but ChexSystems "will not adversely affect approval" of applicants.
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Cathay Pacific (CPCAY), Hong Kong's flagship airline, said Wednesday that protests had affected its passenger numbers last month, and were continuing to "adversely impact" future flight bookings.
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The policy adjustment ensures that female athletes won't be "adversely impacted financially for pregnancy" for 18 months, which is six months more than under the previous policy.
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"The people and communities most adversely impacted by economic extraction and wealth inequality are resilient and have long innovated solutions to enduring systemic challenges," Mr. Foxworth explains.
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AutoNation in August warned it expected severance and other expenses paid to Liebert to "adversely impact" third-quarter earnings by an estimated 11 cents to 12 cents.
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"There have been individual homes that have been adversely impacted by wind turbines," said Hoen, noting the difference between individual homes and looking at the overall average.
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He was not a risk to collude with the Russians or to be blackmailed but was at risk of adversely affecting the integrity of our intelligence institutions.
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This was ostensibly because the cold had adversely affected his health, but the main reason seems to have been that he couldn't adjust to the new environment.
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For analysts this is one sign that a broader slowdown in the US economy is being felt in the middle market and adversely impacting non-bank lenders.
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"We will remove the option of notifying immigration authorities in situations where a foreign artist might 'adversely affect the viability of Artist's official showcase,'" the statement says.
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In a 2016 study by the Center for American Progress these predictions were made: Our economy will be adversely affected if DACA kids aren't protected by Congress.
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All patients received lifestyle counseling and were monitored by doctors to make sure their drug regimens did not interact adversely with additional fish oil or placebo pills.
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On Friday, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross reported that steel is in fact important to U.S. national security, and current import flows are adversely impacting the steel industry.
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Trump's ongoing effort to end the DACA program, which shields some children undocumented immigrants from deportation, adversely affects California, which has the largest number of DACA recipients.
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"Everybody, all economies, will be adversely affected; the only question is how much," said Michael Froman, who was the United States trade representative under the Obama administration.
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"If there were a single piece of legislation to adversely affect startups, it would be this," said Venky Ganesan, managing director at venture capital firm Menlo Ventures.
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According to Lin, the change will most adversely affect unaccompanied minors and families traveling with children, many of whom arrive in the US fleeing violence in Central America.
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The SDWA requires the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to establish national standards for contaminants, such as lead, in public water supplies that could adversely affect public health.
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Firefighters and EMTs will still be subjected to drug tests, as will anyone with a job that "could adversely affect the safety of others" in the employer's eyes.
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The law does not apply to firefighters, EMTs, employees who operate a motor vehicle, or those who, in the determination of the employer, could adversely affect others' safety.
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"The rate of reconnection with those customers whose relationship had been adversely impacted was at the lower end of expectations through the fourth quarter," Provident said on Tuesday.
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Australia's antitrust regulator on Thursday cleared beer giant Anheuser Busch Inbev's planned $100 billion takeover of rival SABMiller, saying the deal would not adversely affect the domestic market.
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The main factors that could, individually or collectively, lead to a stabilisation of the Outlook are: - Economic or financial shocks that adversely affect Estonia's macroeconomic and financial stability.
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Moreover, the FBI investigation into Clinton's handling of email is ongoing and it could adversely affect her reputation, even if the probe ends without charges being filed. 3.
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"If the ability of our younger generations to participate in the economy is adversely affected, so, overall, is our economy," he added at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia.
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Beyond increasing costs, the rule will dramatically change the relationships between individuals planning for retirement and their advisors, which will adversely affect our ability to serve our clients.
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He concluded that Trump's course would adversely impact biodiversity in the area, but he thought that a portion of the habitat would also see a small net benefit.
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"Unfortunately, it is often the poorest in society who are adversely impacted by inadequate waste management," Laura Tuck, World Bank sustainable development vice president, said in a statement.
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We do not have significant prior experience with digital currency or blockchain technology, which may adversely affect our ability to successfully develop and market these products and services.
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Zeng Qinghong, chairman of Chinese auto firm GAC Group, told CNBC's Annette Weisbach on Tuesday that should the trade war continue, it would adversely affect the global economy.
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Queiroz would not say how much it has hit Chromecast sales, but it's fair to assume, given the importance of Amazon sales to electronics, it did so adversely.
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The G24 statement issued on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings, said all emerging markets were "adversely affected" by excessive capital flow volatility.
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Then on Thursday morning, the administration backed down from it push to eliminate prescription drug rebates after concerns grew that killing the rebates would adversely affect senior citizens.
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The documentary is a look at what the United States can do to prevent climate change from adversely impacting endangered species, ecosystems and native communities around the world.
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The settlements are simply adding fuel to the fire; this adversely impacts relations with other countries within the region, and feeds into our enemies' hands for propaganda purposes.
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"Significant slowdowns in world trade, whether stemming from mounting global protectionist pressures or from unanticipated weakness in global activity, could adversely affect most of the region," it said.
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For AM1, Fitch's analysis indicates that the transaction has not been adversely affected by insufficient provisioning; however, Fitch understands that this transaction is under review by the servicer.
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Clarke argues that the president's sanctuary city ban adversely impacts New York City in particular, citing future reductions in resources and cooperation between immigrant communities and law enforcement.
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That's because the insects don't adversely impact the health of the trees they munch on; the caterpillar life cycle lasts about six weeks, so the leaves regrow afterward.
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Dollar to adversely impact 2017 reported revenue growth by about 0.5%, eps growth by 1%, reduce eps by estimated $0.03/share Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"So many people who I know and have worked with have been so adversely affected by the sanctions policy," Page said in an interview with Bloomberg in March.
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" The Bid Rules of Conduct prohibit governments from activities that "may adversely affect the integrity of the Bidding Process and create an undue influence on the Bidding Process.
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Even without the NAFTA issue, the Mexican elections are taking place against the backdrop of an anemic Mexican economy that is being adversely impacted by U.S. economic developments.
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Suncorp said it planned to invest about A$100 million over the course of 2018 to attract more customers, a move which could adversely impact its cash earnings.
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The suppliers, including big producers and small family farms, did not join that agreement as they feared their demands for payment could be adversely affected by the restructuring.
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Fitch does not expect the deregulation trials to adversely impair motor insurers' margin in the near term, notwithstanding downward adjustment of pricing rates by insurers due to competition.
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And, as many of the commenters on Facebook point out, the mechanisms that kept Roma in power also adversely affect people of color and queer and disabled people.
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With high-profile brands and people like Elon Musk abandoning Facebook, CNBC's Jim Cramer worried that the news would affect the scandal-ridden stock more adversely than expected.
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As a psychologist who teaches medical students during their third-year rotations, these results made me wonder what's happening in residency programs that could be adversely affecting women.
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Additional nuclear plants are needed to provide prudent insurance against possible spikes in electricity prices and shortages that could harm households and businesses, adversely affecting the U.S. economy.
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" Similar concerns are emanating from Wall Street, with the American Bankers Association warning that a limitation on borrowers' ability to deduct interest expenses could "adversely impact economic growth.
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The original plan was to dismantle the whole bridge piece by piece rather than to use explosives, which officials worried might adversely affect Hudson River fish and wildlife.
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These feelings can feed into one another, influencing the collective mood as profoundly, and maybe as adversely, as world-historic news events and natural disasters and national humiliations.
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He pleaded with Jackson to consider his wife when deciding his sentence, noting that he is her primary caretaker and that separating them would adversely impact their life.
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The slowdown in global GDP growth has affected the U.S. economy adversely, and it is clear that trade frictions between the U.S., China, and others have exacerbated matters.
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But supplier Samsung SDI, which makes phone batteries and materials for chips and displays, said it expects current-quarter earnings to be adversely affected by the virus outbreak.
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"Low and persistent negative interest rates and expectations of further monetary easing will adversely affect net interest income compared with last year," UBS said in a statement Tuesday.
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Shutdowns are "adversely affecting the livelihoods of citizens, undermining the profitability of business enterprises, and reducing the GDP and competitiveness of countries that implement them," the report said.
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"If SALT were repealed, almost 30% of taxpayers, including individuals in every state and in all income brackets, would be adversely impacted," the groups wrote in their report.
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The elimination of the state and local tax deduction could adversely affect those in the upper middle class, who tend to make heavy use of the tax break.
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"The cold wave drifting down from Himalayas has adversely affected all kinds of business establishments, including farming, restaurants, and retail shops," said Aisha Nuri, a leading government official.
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Boeing spokesman Gordon Johndroe said by email that a company safety review found the absence of the AOA Disagree alert did not adversely impact airplane safety or operation.
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Bob Smith, president and chief investment officer at Sage Advisory Services Ltd Co in Austin, Texas, said the markets were going to react adversely to Trump's latest statement.
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Doing so would not only adversely affect the experience of Noguchi's sculpture, but of the building and the plaza as well, for all three elements are compositionally intertwined.
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Those concerns include unintended consequences that could alter an insect's behavior or trigger a troublesome chain reaction in which a whole ecosystem is adversely affected by these altered mosquitos.
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His proposed border adjustment tax on imports would adversely impact major apparel and electronics retailers like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Nike, and Under Armour that rely on overseas production.
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But the Congressional Budget Office actually concluded it would adversely affect the market in the long term, because only sick people would have a reason to pay the surcharge.
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But even if tax reforms are implemented, they will not adversely impact Allergan's dealmaking, executives said, adding that a tax overhaul could actually benefit the company's large U.S. business.
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"That review, which involved, multiple company subject matter experts, determined that the absence of the AOA Disagree alert did not adversely impact airplane safety or operation," the statement continued.
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And some might rightfully argue that market conditions could adversely affect your stock price beyond your control (but guess what, every other public company will have the same issue).
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The study, published in late January in Frontiers in Endocrinology, is the first to look into whether the high-fat, low-carb diet might also adversely affect bone health.
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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra argued that California, in particular, would be adversely impacted should the rule be implemented, because of "California's carefully crafted laws" pertaining to patient protection.
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"Our chief executive officer is new; loss of key members of management, or our inability to attract and retain qualified personnel could adversely affect our business," the report said.
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I struggle with the fact that self-worth is not measured by my dress size, and that the opinion of others regarding my weight shouldn't affect me so adversely.
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The ban on trade could certainly delay Huawei's moves to supply 5G equipment to countries around the world, and the American companies' business, in turn, could be adversely affected.
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Mai Flores-Reyes, an artist at Paintbox nail salon, tells us that dipping your nails in water prior to painting them adversely affects the life span of your polish.
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At least 1113 animal species would be adversely affected by President Donald Trump's proposed border wall, said Gerardo Ceballos, an ecology professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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Weaker economic growth will adversely affect tax revenue and the budget deficit and require the government to implement additional fiscal consolidation measures to prevent it missing its fiscal targets.
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Here's more on the audio end of things: To maximise driver performance the acoustic and electronic compartments are isolated to minimise the airflow that can adversely affect the audio.
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Those most adversely affected (sorry, Cancer and Libra) can pick up some holographic Zodiac makeup, or DIY a cosmically-balanced mani to keep you grounded for the next month.
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What they're saying: "The uncertainty around trade negotiations is adversely impacting financial markets of all sorts including equities and certainly oil futures," Marshall Steeves of Informa Economics tells MarketWatch.
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"Our government would oppose any initiatives that could adversely affect the supply of prescription drugs in Canada or the costs for Canadians," said Thierry Bélair, the office's press secretary.
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"Smoking adversely impacts the early phases of wound healing, leading to increased complications that were outlined in the study," Dinulos, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Related: These Artists Refused to Allow Disabilities to Adversely Affect their Careers A Massive Blackboard Brings Together a Community of Artists This Art Project Lets Anyone Paint With Brainwaves
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The Watergate affair, though not the only factor, weighed on the stock market for over a year adversely affecting stock prices while Watergate was simmering to a full boil.
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The ride-hailing company said that "things like eating in the car, slamming the door, or trying to pile in more people than seatbelts" can adversely affect people's ratings.
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The weather conditions, combined with challenges facing some of the trading partners Superdry supplies, were expected to adversely impact 2018-19 profits by around 10 million pounds, it said.
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In addition, construction and operation is likely to adversely affect six federally listed species - spectacled eider, polar bear, bearded seal, Cook Inlet beluga whale, humpback whale and ringed seal.
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""If our market... becomes saturated with competitors, or if our products and services do not achieve market acceptance, our business, financial condition, and operating results could be adversely affected.
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Chemotherapy and radiation will likely increase the odds for curing the cancer, but they may also adversely affect the heart, leaving many cancer survivors at risk for cardiac disability.
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In conversations with aides, Trump has been focused on two particular areas where Americans might be adversely affected: air travel (including security line waits and delays) and tax returns.
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The World Trade Organization finds that the European Union subsidies to Airbus has adversely impacted the United States, which will now put Tariffs on $11 Billion of EU products!
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Saudi's General Authority for Civil Aviation said on Monday on Twitter that national carriers will take the necessary measures so as not to adversely impact passengers with advanced bookings.
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In 9M0003 AzInsurance reported a net loss of AZN4.8 million, which was adversely impacted by a worsened underwriting result and, to a lesser extent, by FX losses on investments.
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"We are confident this agreement did not violate E.U. competition rules or adversely affect market competition or European consumers," Don Rosenberg, Qualcomm's general counsel, said in a news release.
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Among those new policies: a ban on travel from Europe (but not the United Kingdom), effective Friday, and low-interest loans to small businesses adversely affected by the disease.
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Neighboring Colombia, for instance, has absorbed some 1.6 million Venezuelan refugees to date in a migration wave that is severely straining government resources and adversely impacting the national economy.
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Such high costs adversely affect the ability of many parents to save for their children's college tuition or their own retirement, and that inability contributes to worsening wealth inequality.
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It is known that elevated temperature of the scrotum can adversely affect sperm production, but studies of the effect of underwear style have been small and produced inconsistent results.
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Every society that opens itself up to the world economy needs social transfers, labor-training programs and regional policies that take care of the adversely affected workers and communities.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson said the legislation "adversely affects freedom of speech," and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel compared it to a form of Holocaust denial.
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Mr. Phillips was writing of Australian artists — writers, painters, actors, musicians — and their difficulties being judged on their own merits and not measured adversely in comparison with British counterparts.
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"...circumstances arising out of COVID-19 outbreak are beyond our control ...all of which adversely impact the performance of our obligation," IOC said in the letter, seen by Reuters.
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And those difficulties have adversely affected local residential real estate markets, particularly in the last 18 months, said Rupert Finnemore, the regional head of Pam Golding Properties in Gauteng.
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The member voting for a cut argued that the shekel's appreciation could adversely impact economic activity and a continued decline in the inflation rate, which was 0.6% in 2019.
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Still, Republican strategists say impeachment has yet to adversely affect Trump, pointing to his steady approval rating and recent polls showing that support for impeachment waning particularly among independents.
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More importantly, the device also began Apple's move away from the problematic butterfly keyboard that has adversely affected the reputation of the MacBook lineup over the last several years.
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The Competition and Markets Authority said its probe found the deal would not adversely impact quality of service or competition in the market for data analytics tools and software.
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If there is an undercount, areas more favorable to Democrats will be the most adversely affected, with congressional apportionment and fund apportionment, which are Census-based, on the line.
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They, like so many other institutions, were victims of the financial crisis, yet to the extent community banks have been adversely affected by Dodd-Frank, we should make corrections.
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"The Administration's decision to impose substantial steel and aluminum tariffs will adversely impact automakers, the automotive supplier community and consumers," Toyota said in a statement obtained by Reuters Thursday.
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Not until the economy slows down, or corporate earnings are adversely impacted, or companies stop hiring, will investors view the latest political crisis for Trump as a big negative.
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"She might be tempted to make sure her family company is not adversely affected in any policy choices, or it might even just appear that way," Ms. Glynn said.
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"A renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement could adversely impact Midwestern manufacturing states who swung for Trump in 2016," according to Gregory Daco, an economist at Oxford Economics.
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"Recent volatility in the financial markets and increasing rates continue to adversely impact mortgage application activity, even as the general economic outlook remains positive," said Joel Kan, an MBA economist.
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Australia's antitrust regulator on Thursday cleared beer giant Anheuser Busch Inbev SA's planned $100 billion takeover of rival SABMiller Plc , saying the deal would not adversely affect the domestic market.
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The NIH nixed a study that would make healthy participants drink daily, while another study found that it takes less alcohol than you think to adversely impact your heart health.
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Given the direct and indirect benefits TTX derives from its ownership group, a decrease in diversity and/or credit quality of its owners could also adversely impact the company's ratings.
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China's actions "will only increase a negative perception" of China by Taiwan and "adversely affects the long-term relationship" of both sides, DPP spokeswoman Chiu Li-li said in statement.
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In a comment that sounded remarkably similar to Donald Trump's speeches, he said he did not think the years-old remarks would adversely impact his standing with African American voters.
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" And an official memorandum from the Department of Homeland Security says any GPS receivers running the latest IS-GPS-200 standard and connected to UTC "should not be adversely affected.
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"Prolonged restrictions against Huawei could cause a turmoil to all such industries, which may in turn materially and adversely affect our business, financial condition and results of operations," Megvii said.
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Bank of America (BAC) said its results could be adversely affected if Britain's exit from the European Union limits the ability of its U.K. units to conduct business in Europe.
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"We are confident this agreement did not violate EU competition rules or adversely affect market competition or European consumers," said Don Rosenberg, executive vice president and general counsel of Qualcomm.
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"Exposure to high levels of these two hormones, for years or decades, could adversely affect heart muscle structure and function," Ludwig, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Today, after carrying out its in-depth probe, the Commission says it's satisfied the deal will not adversely affect competition in the EEA — and has given it the go-ahead.
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I was worried about YOB's upcoming shows at Saint Vitus Bar and in Austin, Texas, about all the people who'd be affected adversely if I ended up in the hospital.
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His petition/s and lawyers must demonstrate that the relevant Tata companies (each one separately considered) were run in such a way that minority shareholders were adversely affected and oppressed.
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Researchers in this study found that high systolic pressure placed patients at greater risk of heart attack and stroke, but that uncontrolled diastolic pressure could also adversely affect cardiovascular health.
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But a few other large districts that allowed teachers to walk out, including Moore and Bartlesville, have ordered schools to reopen, saying a continued closure would adversely affect school schedules.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS - IDRs AND NATIONAL RATINGS Finmart's ratings are limited by the continued pressure on its asset quality metrics, which adversely affects its loss absorption capacity and liquidity position.
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However "the workloads that incorporate a larger number of user/kernel privilege changes and spend a significant amount of time in privileged mode will be more adversely impacted," he said.
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Robinson, also a former U.N. climate envoy, said women were most adversely affected by disasters and yet are rarely "put front and center" of efforts to protect the most vulnerable.
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The setup procedure includes a hardness test of your tap water so the machine can account for that factor and keep it from adversely affecting the flavor of your brew.
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"Policies and practices of the mainland central government adversely impacted Hong Kong in multiple areas, and mainland pressure resulted in new constraints on Hong Kong's political space," the report said.
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As the constitutional question remains, note that a global system of energy governance under U.N. auspices would adversely affect not just the energy sector but also the entire U.S. economy.
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Heavy FII selling and rising expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike next month adversely impacted the rupee, which hit a record low of 28 before recovering marginally to 2000.
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The move would adversely affect insurance companies, which would still be required to provide discounts to their customers but would no longer be reimbursed by the federal government for them.
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The company said market volatility had adversely affected client activity in its private wealth and asset management business, resulting in a 5 percent drop in revenue to 89.4 million euros.
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In addition, while most Americans have employment-based coverage (EBC) in a separate group market, it has serious flaws that adversely affect employees and has huge and inappropriate tax subsidies.
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"The Lebanese government's weakening creditworthiness is adversely affecting the three banks' own creditworthiness given their large exposure to the Lebanese sovereign, which is their main source of risk," Moody's said.
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California has led the fight against the EPA's proposed changes to the Obama-era rule, arguing that lowering standards will adversely affect the state's air quality and harm its economy.
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California has led the fight against the EPA's proposed changes to the Obama-era rule, arguing that lowering standards will adversely affect the state's air quality and harm its economy.
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Qunun's father told Hakparn his daughter may have felt "under cared" for in a family of 10 children and that her mother's health has been adversely affected by her leaving.
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"The Minister is mindful that many retirement and savings funds may be adversely affected by the loss in the value of Steinhoff shares," the finance ministry said in a statement.
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As for end-to-end (E2E) encryption, Slack believes it would adversely affect the user experience and says there hasn't been a lot of customer demand for it so far.
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"It is becoming increasingly challenging to obtain hard currency in the market, and the uncertainty regarding a possible devaluation of the naira continues to impact the business adversely," Heineken said.
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Second, the president could incentivize fracking despite the low price of oil in an effort to push the price down further and, in the process, adversely affect Saudi oil revenue.
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However, the Viability Rating may be negatively affected if an unexpected deterioration in the operating environment, such as increased uncertainty or failure of Abenomics, adversely affects the bank's financial profile.
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Britain's "business investment is likely to be adversely affected by persisting uncertainty while private consumption growth is projected to weaken as growth in real disposable income declines," the Commission said.
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This is when I learned that, despite Michael's insistence that he had quit years earlier, he had secretly been smoking, a habit that can adversely affect sperm production and development.
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"If the frequency or rate of branded and generic pharmaceutical price increases slows, our results of operations could be adversely affected," the company said in its annual 10-K filing.
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This could adversely impact innovation and jobs not only in the oil sector, but in related energy technology areas such as improved solar, better batteries, wind power, and carbon capture.
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Although immigration advocates initially viewed Santa Ana's severed ties with ICE as a net positive, some are now worried that detainees—especially those who are transgender—will be adversely affected.
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More economic activity will be desired down the road, but right now the most important consideration is ensuring the survival of workers and businesses adversely affected by reduced business activity.
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Judge Berman noted that the potential conflicts were described for Mr. Zarrab in court, including the ways in which Mr. Giuliani's firm's representation of Turkey may adversely affect his defense.
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Russia "failed to demonstrate how freedom of expression on L.G.B.T. issues would devalue or otherwise adversely affect actual and existing 'traditional families' or would compromise their future," the court found.
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To date, these regulatory schemes are working largely as intended, and the regulation of cannabis has not adversely impacted workplace safety, teen use rates or access, or motor vehicle accidents.
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Sleep deprivation, which may occur in chronic insomnia, is known to adversely affect muscles involved in breathing and may contribute to the propensity and severity of sleep apnea, Lang noted.
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The likely ensuing erosion, if not termination, of regional security cooperation would adversely affect Israeli security and increase instability in the region, which would also be detrimental to U.S. interests.
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"But I find myself wishing that they had as much sympathy for other parishioners they have who are adversely affected by illegal immigration" because of jobs, higher taxes or crime.
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The impact of abundant rainfall at the end of May and early June has been a focus for European traders, concerned that winter grains may be adversely affected this year.
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A spokesman for the federal Housing Department declined to comment on the changes, citing the fluid nature of the budget process in Washington that could adversely affect the federal agency.
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Newcrest, which had earlier flagged that its fiscal 2018 guidance would be adversely affected by the closure, added that it is too early for the company to revise its forecast.
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EDF said its earnings were adversely affected by a decline in nuclear generation in France and Britain due prolonged nuclear reactor outages, and by poor hydro power conditions in France.
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The CBO estimate seemed to galvanize opposition to the bill particularly with Senators in states that would be adversely impacted by caps on Medicaid spending, such as Nevada and Maine.
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Instituting public policy that adversely impacts the wealthy and powerful—and that doesn't produce an immediate tangible gain for everyone else—isn't exactly a strength of the American political system.
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"During the six-month period, high interest rates coupled with a depreciated Kenya shilling adversely affected the company in terms of high cost of finance and foreign exchange losses," it said.
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Rajit Iftikhar: A lot of why I care about climate justice is informed by me having parents from another country that is going to be very adversely affected by [climate change].
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JetBlue was able to grow despite the aviation industry being adversely affected by 9/11 and was one of only a handful of airlines to be profitable during the time period.
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Driverless vehicles are important to Uber, in part, because its "business would be adversely affected if drivers were classified as employees instead of independent contractors," it disclosed in the same filing.
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Bank of America — Bank of America said its results could be adversely if Britain's exit from the European Union limits the ability of its U.K. units to conduct business in Europe.
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But a version of the diversity lottery has existed since the 1970s and '80s, when 10,000 special visas were made available to immigrants who had been "adversely affected" by immigration reform.
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Prescription drug use of various psychotropics such as antidepressants, sleeping pills, and ADHD medications to improve concentration can highlight workplaces, including work units and supervisors, that are adversely affecting people's health.
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However, the potential for multiple large satellite constellations to adversely affect both each other and the study of the cosmos is becoming increasingly apparent, both in low Earth orbit and beyond.
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" Entrepreneur Andrew Yang also argued for doing "much more to rebuild the parts of this country that have been adversely affected by job loss, automation and a lack of economic opportunity.
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"Investors may become concerned about Saudi over-extending itself, as the war in Yemen continues and domestically reforms have adversely impacted consumer sentiment," Asha Mehta, portfolio manager at Acadian Asset Management.
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A study recently published in Nature Climate Change has taken the unusual route of producing a timeline of how and when climate change will adversely affect Africa's ability to produce food.
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The decline in banks' participation in Europe's term loan B market is not having an impact on dealflow or adversely affecting syndications, as liquidity continues to flood in from alternative lenders.
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The gerrymandered lines plus a white bloc voting and lower African-American turnout has adversely affected the black vote in one of the state's most predominantly black communities, the lawsuit argued.
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However, the VR may be negatively affected if sudden and unexpected deterioration in the operating environment occurred - such as uncertainty/failure of Abenomics - materially and adversely impacts the group's financial profile.
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The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), specifically the Employment and Training Administration, is responsible for ensuring that incoming foreign workers do not displace or adversely affect working conditions of U.S. workers.
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In the aftermath of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, the favorability of Amazon—and other tech companies—plunged, a sign that increased scrutiny of one tech company can adversely impact the others.
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Marra further denied the victims' request to hand over FBI documents related to their Epstein investigation, arguing that it may adversely affect the Department of Justice's ongoing investigations into Epstein's activities.
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It can disrupt children's brain development and adversely affect their long-term health -- leading to learning deficits and chronic conditions such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and even heart disease.
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""A significant part of our international growth strategy and international operations will be conducted through joint ventures, and disputes with our partners may adversely affect our interest in these joint ventures.
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However, the VRs may be negatively affected if sudden and unexpected deterioration in the operating environment - such as due to uncertainty or failure of Abenomics - adversely impacts the banks' financial profiles.
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Most recently, a 85033 study prepared by a pair of New Zealand economists similarly concluded that neither legalizing the use of medicinal cannabis or regulating its sale adversely impacts public safety.
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The continuing resolution, service documents said, "disrupts major training exercises and events, slows the growth of readiness and execution of maintenance, curtails hiring and recruitment actions, and adversely impacts contracting negotiations."
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In my 16 years of living near Yosemite, I've seen the park, and its gateway communities, adversely affected by wildfires, flooding, inclement weather, and occasional hour-long lines at entrance stations.
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Researchers have suggested that in genetically susceptible people, altered microbes in the gut may disrupt the blood-brain barrier, leading to the production of antibodies that adversely affect normal brain development.
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"These actions pose a risk that clients may reduce their demand for our services and could result in a reduction in our revenue, which would adversely affect our operations," it said.
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In recent weeks, the European Central Bank (ECB) has pumped €750 billion ($820 billion) into the European economy in a bid to boost countries which have been adversely impacted by coronavirus.
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Washington (CNN)The Census Bureau faces "significant risks" that could "adversely impact cost, quality and schedule" of the 2020 Census count, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
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While much of the discussion around changing the RFS has been related to ethanol, it is clear that a cap on ethanol credit prices would especially affect the biodiesel industry adversely.
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All but one of the House GOP defectors represent districts in high-tax blue states that would be adversely impacted by the new curbs on the state and local tax deduction.
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It can improve the IMF's image by concretely supporting a reformist government and help to prevent spillover to other emerging markets that could be adversely affected by rising U.S. interest rates.
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It said that while sales in September were adversely affected by the warm weather, it saw a significant improvement in October, with sales up 5% year-on-year, when temperatures fell.
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However, price is not the whole answer; the poor are more adversely impacted by pricing, so we should mandate strict performance standards for technologies or ban some energy sources unless mitigated.
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In looking through this lens, I have seen firsthand how low wages and, at times, regressive public policy can adversely impact the financially fragile, and how I can make a difference.
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If such posturing were to continue it would jeopardize U.S. efforts to gain intelligence from sources which have typically been cooperative with the U.S., but who may now react more adversely.
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The actor, who is involved in combating childhood hunger, expressed concern about the administration's proposed cuts to federal food assistance programs, saying they could adversely affect the well-being of children.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main risk factors that, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: - A re-emergence of political instability that adversely affects the economy and government policy direction.
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"The study is important because it shows that when economic opportunities collapse, it not only has consequences for people's economic wellbeing but it might adversely affect their health too," Venkataramani said.
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"The autonomous vehicle industry may not continue to develop," Lyft notes in its risk factors, "or autonomous vehicles may not be adopted by the market, which could adversely affect our prospects."
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Our researchers have been looking at the [hiring freeze on federal workers] — there's a lot of veterans who are going to be adversely affected and they don't even realize it yet.
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AMD's relationships with its customers could be adversely affected as some of its customers may stop purchasing AMD products, reduce or delay future purchases of AMD products, or use competing products.
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" December 19, 2018: The Associated Press reports, "O'Rourke has endorsed single-payer health care but says he doesn't support 'Medicare-for-all' because expanding the program could adversely affect current recipients.
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Cohen argued the criminal investigation overlaps with issues in the lawsuit and his right against self-incrimination could be adversely affected because he won&apost be able to respond and defend himself.
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Mahlum later told CNN some of her clients have "already been adversely impacted" by the President's policies and said she welcomes "the opportunity to open up the communication channels" with Ivanka Trump.
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The statement goes on to outline the "intense media coverage" surrounding Cambridge Analytica and the possibility of negative publicity to adversely affect the company's size, engagement, user loyalty, and, in turn, revenue.
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Deadline also reported that J.P. Morgan analyst Alexia Quadrani released a report saying that The Walt Disney Studios could also be adversely affected due to the mass shutdown of Chinese movie theaters.
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This week we wondered if cell phones can adversely affect your health (or kill you), the goggles of Magic Leap and the problem Twitter has with the hateful people on its platform.
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A dark night is good for your health Bright electric lighting can also adversely affect wildlife by, for example, disturbing migratory patterns of birds and some aquatic animals which nest on shore.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES TOGETHER - IDRS AND SENIOR DEBT A significant further increase in leverage, or declining profitability, for example due to a deteriorating operating environment adversely affecting asset quality, could prompt a downgrade.
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"The bill will adversely affect my life and friends of mine who make amazing niche porn," explains Molly, a 30-year-old porn performer and sex worker who uses they/them pronouns.
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While its consumer economy is growing, China's manufacturing sector had, up until recently, produced a "super cycle" in commodities, the death of which has adversely affected everything from copper to crude oil.
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Forex woes With imports adversely affected by the country's foreign exchange woes and the continued rise of the dollar against Nigeria's currency the Naira, the cost of rice has more than doubled.
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"We can delay the medium-term fiscal targets since we have credibility with the target by a year or two and I don't think markets should see this adversely," the source said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The revision of Gabon's Outlooks reflects the following key rating drivers and their relative weights: MEDIUM Lower oil prices are adversely affecting Gabon's economy, public finances and external position.
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WorldCover's platform uses satellite imagery, on-ground sensors, mobile phones and data analytics to create insurance options for farmers whose crop yields are affected adversely by weather events — primarily lack of rain.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's antitrust regulator on Thursday cleared beer giant Anheuser Busch Inbev SA's planned $100 billion takeover of rival SABMiller Plc, saying the deal would not adversely affect the domestic market.
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Had the restructuring not taken place, we would have been forced to close down our operations resulting in the loss of over 60,000 jobs, which would have impacted the country's economy adversely.
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The children have standing to bring the case because they will be more adversely affected by climate change than any adult now living (per latest report, it will be soon beyond redress).
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The company's low capex spend adversely impacts property values and the profitability of the pubs, especially in current markets when tenants do not have the financial strength to make sufficient investment themselves.
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On the other hand, 20% of participants said the new ammo rules adversely affected their willingness to shop at Walmart, with 14% saying they were "much less likely" to patronize the stores.
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"After the tragedy in Parkland, we examined our holdings to identify companies which might be adversely financially impacted by a changing landscape as it relates to certain types of firearms," he said.
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Ford admits near-term financial results will be adversely impacted by the loss of F-Series production, but the company reaffirmed its full year earnings guidance of $1.45 to $1.70 a share.
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The current Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing three felony indictments and is widely seen by Texas Republicans as a political liability who adversely affects the party's image among general election voters.
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Grassley said such tariffs would have to be imposed "cautiously," adding that he worries that China and other countries could retaliate by targeting agriculture products, which would adversely affect his home state.
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Failure to realize the intended benefits from the strategic cooperation with Tencent, or potential restrictions on our collaboration with other parties, could materially and adversely affect our business and results of operations.
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Ironically, in their attempts to purge modern art, the Nazis effectively canonized it, helping to draw the world's attention to an entire generation of artists who had been adversely affected by persecution.
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The petition argues that the continual use of fossil fuels — particularly from the mining and burning of coal to produce electricity — has adversely impacted the youngest generation's right to a healthy life.
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When you're too rigid in your thinking and decision-making, you can inadvertently limit your options or be unable to make quick adjustments as needed — and this will adversely affect your business.
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But, while Americans should rightly be concerned that the economy could be adversely affected by as much as 10 percent, our economy can be invigorated by the benefits of a green initiative.
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Correction: When this story was first published, it said Worlds of Wonder was adversely affected by the market forces of Black Friday, when we meant the 1987 Black Monday stock market crash.
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The proposed regulations requiring oversight by local school boards are unnecessary and have the real potential to adversely affect the educational programs and independence of all nonpublic schools throughout New York State.
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Mexico, Canada and the United States form one of the world's biggest trading blocs, and trade disruptions among them could adversely affect farm, automotive, energy and other sectors in all three countries.
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Theresa May's government has also argued that if the City is damaged it would adversely affect financial stability and EU groups' cost of financing, while contributing to the fragmentation of the sector.
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"Our business is being adversely affected like so many others around the world," said Alex Schultz, VP of Analytics, and Jay Parikh, VP of Engineering, in a statement on the company's website.
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It's rather a simple choice: He can either start acting like the president or continue his decline and, in the process, adversely affect the prestige of the republic and the American presidency.
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Founded in 1993, the mission of the Michael Bolton Charities has been to respond to issues which adversely affect women and children, including domestic violence, poverty, abuse, neglect, homelessness and human trafficking.
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Even in the South, lots of foreign car makers, such as BMW (Spartanburg, SC) or Volkswagen (Chattanooga, TN) or Toyota (Georgetown, Kentucky) will be adversely affected by the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Industries in the United States as diverse as construction, transportation, finance, manufacturing and others will be adversely affected by deregulation, as most of us come to depend on safety measures for protection.
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The Specialty Food Association said in a statement the tariffs would decrease sales and adversely impact U.S employment at 14,000 specialty food retailers and 20,000 other food retailers across the United States.
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Mr. Broomell and his neighbors have worried that the paving over of 250 acres for the creation of this airstrip might adversely affect the area's bird life — perhaps even eradicating it altogether.
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"I think if you bring in larger flow of labor than we have jobs for than it does impact adversely the wage prospects and the job prospects for American citizens," Sessions said.
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"Our business would be adversely affected if Drivers were classified as employees instead of independent contractors," Uber wrote in its S-25.2 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year.
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Chase says a hunting quota will not have a major effect on the elephant population of Botswana but would adversely affect the country's global reputation as a safe haven for the animals.
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Authorities in the city-state, an outpost of stability in a region where religious tension is not uncommon, are sensitive to public remarks they deem might adversely affect religious and social harmony.
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On Thursday, Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd told lawmakers that the department had determined that the release of the documents to Congress "would not adversely affect any ongoing investigation" at this time.
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The speech by Vice President Mike Pence earlier this month confirms competing with China and preventing Beijing from using its power in ways that adversely affect American interests is the long game.
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In 3 out of every 4 couples, one spouse said financial deception has adversely affected their relationship with their partner, according to a separate survey by the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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Already, said OCHA, their programming in the province had been adversely affected by the regime's offensive, which has employed Shia militias, including Lebanese Hezbollah fighters, and is backed by Russian air power.
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Ultimately, it will be American workers and farmers and ranchers and businesses that are adversely affected, because we'll be on the sidelines while others are getting preferential access to each other's markets.
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The Pelicans don't want Davis in the lineup because of the gloom his ongoing presence spawns, but also to try to avoid a serious injury that could adversely affect his trade value.
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Uber publically filed its S-1 IPO paperwork on Thursday - and warned that its business would be adversely impacted if its drivers were to be classified as employees instead of independent contractors.
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The waivers the Senate reportedly might still allow could still adversely affect sicker people — if, for example, plans could exclude certain services from their benefits, as they would be permitted to do.
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The two men say the attack would adversely affect their chance at a fair hearing given that they are accused of being ISIS sympathizers, according to motions filed in federal court this week.
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Reduced Marine-Services Capex: The marine services division's attributable loss widened to HKD3.0 billion in 2016 from HKD1.3 billion in 2015, as low oil prices continued to adversely affect exploration and production activity.
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" James Robart: 5 things to know about judge who blocked travel ban Robart explained that Trump's executive order adversely affects "residents in areas of employment, education, business, family relations, and freedom to travel.
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"In the steel sector, free markets globally are adversely affected by substantial chronic global excess steel production led by China," read one of the key findings of the Commerce Department's steel investigation report.
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A EUR40 million loan loss reserve release led to a 13% pre-tax profit increase for retail operations in Europe-Mediterranean, while pre-impairment operating profit was adversely impacted by exchange rate fluctuations.
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"Purchase applications may have been adversely impacted by the recent uptick in rates and the significant stock market volatility we have seen the past couple of weeks," said Joel Kan, an MBA economist.
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"Experiencing stress that is uniquely related to being bisexual adversely affects bisexual individuals' mental health and is distinct from the effects of sexual minority stress on lesbian and gay individuals," the researchers wrote.
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Researchers who examined data from 174 countries over 50 years found that persistent temperature changes above or below a country's historical norm adversely affected economic growth, regardless of how warm a country is.
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The ongoing dispute between Viacom's board and management could "adversely affect" the media company's financial turnaround, S&P Global Ratings said in a statement Tuesday, though it affirmed Viacom's BBB- corporate credit rating.
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Cyber risk is a growing threat that can adversely affect credit ratings as attacks can compromise customer data and disrupt websites, with detrimental financial or operational consequences for individual issuers and financial systems.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's sovereign wealth fund will offer long-term capital to firms significantly exposed to Britain to diversify products or markets if Brexit adversely impacts their businesses, the fund said on Friday.
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However, replacing typically cheaper and less well educated foreign workers with locals will likely increase wage costs and result in quali¬fication mismatches, adversely affecting the pro¬ductivity and profitability of local companies.
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Individual users would also have likely been adversely affected by the law, with some campaigners claiming the proposed "upload filter" would have meant an end to sharing memes, which frequently use copyrighted material.
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