Anti-ageing cream capitalises on the fear of looking like you're ageing.
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Unless ageing is treated as an indication, anti-ageing drugs can't get regulatory approval.
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The Committee on Ageing estimates the measures would result in the fiscal costs of ageing halving to 2.1pp of GDP by 203.
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What we hope to achieve is to cast a little light upon the darker side of our ageing and of our ageing societies.
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But their short lives and adaptable reproductive strategies actually make them unsuitable models for testing drugs or other anti-ageing interventions aimed at slowing human ageing.
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U.S.'s dominance of the global anti-ageing market will continue in 28790, and this in turn, will fuel the growth of the North America anti-ageing market.
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It would alleviate the problem of an ageing population, too.
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And in each group, ageing seems to have worse effects.
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The population is ageing, and thus more vulnerable to ailments.
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That seems to have riled Yoweri Museveni, the ageing president.
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Japan's population is ageing more rapidly than any other country's.
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In theory, the mission was to study the ageing process.
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There, and in other rich countries, populations are ageing fast.
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And if fertility in ageing countries does not pick up?
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This dip is in part because of America's ageing population.
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The audience for talk radio and Fox News is ageing.
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And they alone supervise the slow ageing in oak casks.
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Immigration may have a triple benefit for Asia's ageing societies.
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However, it overlooked one salient fact, namely China's ageing population.
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Africatown is an ageing neighbourhood, sorely lacking in private businesses.
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Got an ageing computer taking up space in a closet?
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The ageing Nisshin Maru would cost a fortune to replace.
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Social care is not keeping up with the ageing population.
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But a shrinking and ageing population plays a part, too.
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Slow productivity gains and ageing populations weigh on advanced economies.
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Many youth see Nigeria's ageing leaders as out of touch.
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Scroll down to see how tattoos look on ageing bodies.
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But like an ageing rocker, vinyl is making a comeback.
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The country has an ageing population and lifestyles are different.
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Demand for funereal paraphernalia is rising because of Cuba's ageing population.
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Headlines * Roche says new drug launches will offset ageing blockbusters on.ft.
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Immigration may therefore have a triple benefit for Asia's ageing societies.
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For Tama, though, the most worrying effects of ageing are fiscal.
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The ageing Roman emperor longs for the return of the republic.
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By about 22050 ageing will be plain for all to see.
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Most developing countries do not have to worry about ageing—yet.
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For the public finances, an ageing population is a huge headache.
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Leading players in the global anti-ageing market include Allergan, Inc.
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America's long-term fiscal problem is driven by its ageing society.
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Demand for health care from an ageing population continues to rise.
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It's true that both China and Japan have an ageing population.
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Technology may at some point overcome the stifling effect of ageing.
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One of the main motivations for companies to change is ageing.
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Countries with relatively slow ageing and lots of robots did best.
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Those who have stayed are ageing, like the rest of America.
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And this is in a country whose ageing is relatively gentle.
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The planet is ageing faster than at any time in history.
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Europe's biggest economy is struggling with the ageing of its population.
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The problem of an ageing population was not unique to Greece.
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Pharmaceutical discoveries like this are already benefiting the Earth's ageing population.
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Yet the communist-culture buffs are not just ageing pensioners, either.
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The ONS figures also showed an ageing construction workforce across Britain.
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Ageing populations and emigration are creating a shortage of skilled workers.
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However, a shrinking and ageing population is forcing Japan to change.
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Mugabe's spies suspected old allies had turned against the ageing president.
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Other ageing hereditary rulers in the region will have taken note.
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His Barcelona teammates are either ageing, struggling, or not good enough.
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And both have ageing leaders who are rarely seen in public.
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Many of the seats where the Conservatives broke through are ageing.
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Ageing populations are another challenge, making demographics a key investment criterion.
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Many ageing operations are now being replaced with leaner, cleaner mining.
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Mr Abe wants Japan to be a model for other ageing societies.
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The ageing great is refusing to go gentle into that good night.
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Population ageing is linked to lower labour productivity and labour force participation.
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In ageing rich countries demand for nursing care is becoming increasingly insatiable.
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But ageing is a gradual process, which people experience in different ways.
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The taxes also discourage downsizing, a particularly unwelcome effect in ageing societies.
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Very vivid fruit and raisiny structures that benefits from ageing as well.
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Becoming less lucid when speaking is a fairly normal part of ageing.
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First, there is no established baseline for what normal ageing looks like.
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Barrel-ageing, which takes place after distillation, has been around for centuries.
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Yet beneath those two ageing leaders, the political landscape is increasingly fractious.
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But it not just an ageing population that calls for more staff.
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America had costly workers, ageing capital stock, pricey feedstocks and sluggish demand.
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Birth rates are falling, the population is ageing and unemployment is low.
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Many explanations have been put forward, from ageing societies to better policing.
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Ageing demands a robotics revolution but it may be slow to arrive.
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But many see the ageing guerrilla himself as part of the problem.
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Ageing is an inescapable part of life — and who would want to?
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It envisions embedding these innovations into every corner of its ageing society.
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And why invest in a country with an ageing and shrinking workforce?
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Ageing matters because pension provision is partly a provincial responsibility in China.
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Japan's ageing population makes it an attractive prospect for ride-hailing companies.
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That's in part due to falling birth rates and an ageing populace.
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EDF wants to build new reactors as its current fleet is ageing.
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Something which slowed ageing down across the board might fit the bill.
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Imagine, in other words, a world in which ageing had been abolished.
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Add in anti-ageing drugs, and centenarians will become two a penny.
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This suggests that ageing is a significant drag on the headline measure.
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Japan's ageing and declining population has led to a tight labor market.
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Japan's ageing and declining population has led to a tight labour market.
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Trinaldo is now 38-years-old and ageing like a fine wine.
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Its existing, ageing refineries produce hardly any fuel after years of neglect.
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Longer lifespans and falling birth rates mean that Europe's population is ageing.
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Spending £284bn on new planes to update an ageing fleet may help.
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Most diseases of ageing are best met with prevention and lifestyle changes.
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Ronald Lee, director of the Centre on the Economics and Demography of Ageing at the University of California, Berkeley, puts it succinctly: "We don't really know what population ageing will be like, because nobody has done it yet."
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Why US life expectancy is falling These isolation and neglect of these spaces help preserve the distance between an "us" who are, if we are ageing, ageing well clear of such scenarios, and a "them", who are not.
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Ageing has long weighed on Western economies and is starting to sap China's.
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Abe wants to rein in bulging social-welfare spending for the ageing population.
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The Labour Party Conference was full of ageing baby boomers dressed like students.
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Perhaps ageing populations and a slowdown in technological progress were permanently depressing investment.
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Population ageing is on every agenda, from G8 economic conferences to NATO summits.
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Its population is ageing and is expected to shrink by 10% by 2050.
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For instance, even within the prime-age bracket, the population has been ageing.
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Headlines warn that Britain's ageing population is putting a strain on the service.
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An ageing population can present challenges, but sound policy responses can address them.
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Many provide a lifeline to ageing communities and help prop up struggling companies.
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As a result, the connection between robots and ageing is a powerful one.
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Forestry appeals especially to ageing farmers who are looking for a gentle exit.
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How to help a crumbling health service cope with an ageing, weakening population?
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But Japan's population is ageing and declining, and the market is nearly saturated.
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Water is pumped from a dry river bed but ageing equipment often fails.
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Japan's fast-ageing society has left employers grappling with an acute labor shortage.
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But ageing technology and banks' attractiveness to hackers means they are often targets.
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Artists working with technology today are acutely aware that their work is ageing.
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With an ageing population, these figures are likely to go up, not down.
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Fans don't want to throw money at ageing fighters for wearisome defensive contests.
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But another trend is suppressing the recovery of incomes since the recession: ageing.
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Japanese companies investment needs are high because the country's capital stock is ageing.
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Again, how much of the real Krays the ageing boxer knew is unclear.
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City authorities have launched a drive to seize and scrap ageing diesel vehicles.
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Italy's ageing population is highly dependent on help from bank and postal clerks.
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Banks today are full of ageing infrastructure and legacy systems that are patched together.
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Ageing populations also contribute to a strong outlook for demand for incontinence care products.
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The hope was that this would provide insights into everything from cancer to ageing.
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But these schools will not fix all the difficulties caused by China's ageing population.
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Mankind's dream has been to conquer ageing altogether, and scientists are working on it.
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The rising cost of caring for an ageing population will add to the pressure.
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Casino customers are ageing, and younger people have little interest in taking their place.
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Native Britons are ageing rapidly; the number who are of working age is shrinking.
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Uganda has an authoritarian government, presided over by an ageing and increasingly testy strongman.
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Assisted dying is supported by a majority of citizens in today's rapidly ageing societies.
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Yet most Western countries, struggling with ageing populations and shrinking workforces, need more migrants.
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It also stops younger, poorer farmers from entering the industry and replacing ageing cohorts.
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But that is barely enough to keep pace with a growing and ageing population.
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Second, the region, which has 109m people, is ageing fast, even by Chinese standards.
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An ageing population will strain the social-security system and constrict the labour market.
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Turning a headache into a migraine, population ageing will necessitate much higher public spending.
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On the security front, Australia is helping replace the Pacific nations' ageing patrol boats.
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As the shrinking and ageing of Japan's population accelerates, these problems will get worse.
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Thailand's population is ageing, but, unlike Japan, the country imports lots of foreign labour.
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The ageing president conceded; from January, the fee will be cut by a third.
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Such problems loom even in countries ageing more slowly than China—such as Britain.
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She admits that motherhood and ageing have both had an impact on her work.
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Furthermore, the ageing population means that the workforce will grow more slowly in future.
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Yet when it comes to wage growth, the effect of ageing is probably modest.
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Their aim is to "bring a more positive attitude towards ageing and elderly people."
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I have also, I imagine, eaten enough preservatives to actually reverse the ageing process.
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A low birth rate is expected to exacerbate Japan's struggles with its ageing population.
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Israel, like many other countries, introduced pension reforms to cope with an ageing population.
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In any case, clearing out ageing comrades helps refresh (and intimidate) the country's elite.
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But Nomura Research's Kurabayashi warned that those foreign markets, including China, were also ageing.
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With them we feel the tragedy of ageing as something both painful and sweet.
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Though China's population as a whole is ageing, the middle class is getting younger.
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The ageing strongman once said that only one-party rule could hold Cameroon together.
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Energy-saving bulbs may have some competition in the shape of an ageing technology.
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EDF will have to start replacing its ageing nuclear plants in about 15 years.
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Paul Higgs is a professor of the sociology of ageing at University College London.
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Financial constraints are colliding with the healthcare costs imposed by Finland's fast-ageing population.
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This is primarily due to modest economic growth, contracting profit margins and ageing populations.
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If the metformin trial succeeds, and ageing is shown to be an indication for which drugs might be developed, then a flurry of research funding into anti-ageing therapies is likely to follow as drug companies will see a route to market.
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Canada's labour force is now ageing and its employment ratio is unlikely to continue rising.
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It's believed that the fresh fruit has multiple skincare benefits from anti-ageing to brightening.
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Fast-ageing populations and the rising cost of new treatments will further complicate the transition.
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A wave of sympathy for the ageing authoritarian could boost FP's standing in the polls.
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Rather, the government claimed, the new approach would start to reverse the country's dramatic ageing.
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A rapidly ageing population puts ever greater strain on families and the health-care system.
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Mr Isaias governs alone, surrounded by a clique of ageing veterans of the independence struggle.
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These are the problems of ageing populations, and if they sound comparatively mild, think again.
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The IMF is gloomy about the economy's potential, partly because of a rapidly ageing population.
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It does not help that Tianjin is also one of China's most rapidly ageing cities.
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It does not help that the shrinking and ageing of Japan's population means labour shortages.
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But the fact that his body is ageing is not his primary reason for stopping.
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The other lucrative markets for anti-ageing products and services are Europe and Asia Pacific.
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Moreover, red Burgundy is made from Pinot Noir, a grape with a maddening ageing pattern.
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Beer with less alcohol did not require ageing so needed less hopping, saving brewers money.
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There simply aren't the workers to fill 25m new jobs, thanks to the ageing population.
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AGEING, SHRINKING POPULATION Demographers had forecast Japan's population decline even before Akihito took the throne.
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Gender budgeting showed how, with an ageing population, the country gained from spending on care.
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The main focus of future football, however, will be earning ageing businessmen a decent return.
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The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has warned that taxes must rise to fund an ageing population.
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Some of the MILF's younger members are said to be disaffected with its ageing leadership.
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Without a proper social security mechanism, Thailand's ageing population is also an opportunity for insurers.
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Otherwise, rich societies may fail to cope with the needs of ageing and growing populations.
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Many have ageing bosses; outside investment is often helpful as they prepare for management succession.
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A century after America's railway heyday, the country's ageing trains still enjoy an anachronistic glamour.
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So in ageing Japan there is a raft of smash-hit books by aged authors.
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Though South Koreans are not as old as their Japanese neighbours, they are ageing faster.
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The combination of migration and varying fertility means that provinces are ageing at different speeds.
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With migration so emphatically ruled out, how then to deal with Hungary's shrinking, ageing population?
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Ageing is not the only long-run influence that has tilted the savings-investment scales.
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El Deeb said the ageing former president could be released on Tuesday or soon after.
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Valls also committed to support the replacement of an ageing electricity plant for SLN's smelter.
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And there is precious little thinking about long-term challenges like ageing, infrastructure or education.
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Drugs that seem to have an effect on ageing achieve some of the same shift.
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Meanwhile, the workforce in neighbouring Thailand, a manufacturing powerhouse, is ageing and growing more expensive.
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But there is hardly an ageing rock star as relevant, and urgent, as he is.
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Rapidly ageing societies such as Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan are short of workers.
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And if an ageing workforce means slower growth, companies won't want to borrow to invest.
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The dilemma facing Israel is whether to close the ageing reactor that helped make them.
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Other countries grappling with ageing populations such as Germany are also raising their pensionable age.
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We expect it to produce miracles out of shrinking budgets, ageing equipment, and fractured staff.
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But Merkel stressed the importance of taking a tight fiscal approach given Germany's ageing population.
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But Merkel stressed the importance of taking a tight fiscal approach given Germany's ageing population.
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Previous studies showed that these had positive effects on some of the symptoms of ageing.
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Japan's low birth rate and rapidly ageing population has led to a shortage of workers.
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"You have an on-trend business with an ageing population," Jimenez told analysts in October.
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Plans to develop a new jet to replace ageing 7373s have been put on hold.
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Makela said the elderly care crisis had caused many ageing people to fear getting old.
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Countries with the fastest ageing and declining populations, such as Japan, Italy and Portugal, can expect growth close to zero, while ageing more broadly is likely to cause difficulties such as strengthening currencies and increased care needs in emerging markets like China, Russia and Thailand.
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They said the aircraft were flying at high altitude, which differentiates it from ageing Syrian airforce.
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But 240G has indisputably set a new bar for how profitable ageing consumer companies can be.
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Long-term users are "ageing much sooner than the general population", a Scottish government spokesman says.
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But as with computers, it is best to replace an ageing model before it unexpectedly crashes.
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Heroin addicts are an ageing, sickly group, particularly vulnerable to the harms of their drug habit.
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Studies suggest that the adoption of robots is greater in countries which are ageing more rapidly.
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It suffers from skills mismatches, a flawed education system, a generation gap and an ageing population.
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It doesn't require ageing, unlike other spirits, meaning it is relatively quick and inexpensive to produce.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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But the EU countries that have traditionally provided the migrants, such as Poland, are also ageing.
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In another, softer version only countries with rapidly ageing workforces, such as Germany, are thus fated.
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Further tightening of taxation encouraged ever weaker beer that required no ageing and brought bigger profits.
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Nonetheless, they will be decent replacements for the ageing captain when he does decide to retire.
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To some extent this reflects the ageing of migrants who have lived in cities for years.
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In short, like the Japanese workforce, Mr Abe's government is ageing and, although skilled, insufficiently productive.
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Asturias's employment rate is lower than the national average due in part to its ageing population.
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His ageing method is a big slice of the pie we'll call the Jeff Goldblum Appeal.
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What's more, English clubs have a habit of buying ageing stars rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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But the ageing Mr Sánchez had already started to struggle in his final performances for Arsenal.
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The ageing planes are so heavy that they carry parachutes to slow them as they land.
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The population is ageing and the workforce shrinking—drags on growth that will grow ever heavier.
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The third factor is the ageing of the baby-boomer generation, which is America's most populous.
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Blackouts occur regularly in Kenya, partly because of an ageing energy network and insufficient generation capacity.
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Hoping to manage the generational shift, Mr Putin has sought fresh cadres to replace ageing loyalists.
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Ageing populations, continued emigration and widespread hostility to migrants mean workforces are soon going to shrink.
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Ageing cinemas bulge to breaking-point: audiences turn into cheering spectators and drown out the dialogues.
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Although an ageing population is a drag, a hot economy could enable productivity to grow faster.
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In Thailand, GDP growth has been held back by rapid population ageing and declining export competitiveness.
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The students are proving nimbler than a government led by ageing loyalists of the ruling family.
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But provinces with low fertility, declining or ageing populations, and rising dependency are in deep trouble.
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Even so, Beijing continues to crack down on the country's inefficient and ageing excess mining capacity.
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I worry about how my children and their children will cope with an increasingly ageing population.
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South Korea has the fastest ageing population among Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development nations.
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When he departed from Perth Airport last week, Goodall sported a shirt that read "Ageing Disgracefully."
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Ageing population challenges make inclusion another important development, with ever more emphasis on diversity at work.
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She goes about her work with the slowness that her ageing legs and swollen ankles require.
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The diagnosis is simple: rising demand for health care from an ageing population is outstripping supply.
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India's air force has spent 16 years perusing fighter aircraft to replace ageing Soviet-era models.
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Slovenia has an inefficient national health system and is also burdened by a rapidly ageing population.
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Mr Chestnut says that, like any ageing athlete, he has had to change how he trains.
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Some towns already offer subsidies to help people swap their ageing coal burners for cleaner alternatives.
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The ageing outlaws of "The Wild Bunch" are likewise coming to the end of the road.
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If you do that, you're going to have to let go of your ageing, older audience.
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DISAPPEARING ACT The mission relied on two ageing Russian Mi-17 helicopters provided by the Peruvians.
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Her team gave ageing mice a cocktail of oxytocin, a hormone, and ALK5 inhibitor, an enzyme.
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Starved of growth in their ageing home market, Japanese insurance firms have been aggressively expanding globally.
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But it continues to struggle to overcome slowing growth as well as a rapidly ageing population.
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Fueled by a growing middle class and an ageing population, China's healthcare market is growing rapidly.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing viaduct was safe.
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"We are not trying to cheat death, but help people be healthy and disease-free in their final years," said Linda Partridge, a professor at University College London's Institute of Healthy Ageing and the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing who co-led the work.
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Iran needs to upgrade its ageing passenger fleet and is seeking to avert U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
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For years, the country has lamented its inability to break the ageing, pale, male grip on parliament.
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The country needs to save hard, the argument runs, because it is ageing faster than other countries.
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Some staff required hearing aids, though it's unclear whether that could be the result of normal ageing.
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By contrast, the Scottish government argues that its ageing population means it actively wants to encourage immigration.
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Di Maio, who leads 5-Star, has strongly criticised Atlantia for not adequately maintaining the ageing bridge.
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But ageing populations have prompted Nordic governments to chip away at the cradle-to-grave welfare state.
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But in the years ahead China must grapple with slowing growth, an ageing population and social unrest.
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Mr Wine has become the unofficial spokesman for young people disillusioned with Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's ageing president.
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One intractable problem is a consistently low level of domestic consumption thanks to a rapidly ageing population.
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The euro area is an economy with an ageing population: it should save more than it invests.
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CHINA is the most populous country in the world, but is also one of the fastest-ageing.
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This has been the most important factor by far in the ageing of populations around the world.
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The rich world's population is ageing fast, and the poor world is only a few decades behind.
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Serbia produces two thirds of its power in ageing coal-fired plants and the rest from hydropower.
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A politician from Mr Temer's coalition accuses the government of "demographic scaremongering"—as if ageing were unpredictable.
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The National Health Service, straining under the burden of an ageing population, got almost all of it.
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"Philomena" is an excellent example of how ageing and its challenges can be dealt with on screen.
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Nearly every rich country has an ageing population and a shortage of workers to care for them.
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Now, with 30 million more men than women and an ageing population, the message has completely shifted.
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That would be useful for South Korea, which is battling slowing growth and a rapidly ageing society.
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"I never use terms like 'anti-ageing' or 'rejuvenation' when I talk about laboratory science," he says.
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An ageing veteran survived the second world war, only to throw himself under a train in 1992.
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While Germany's labor market is booming, its public pension system is struggling with a rapid ageing society.
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The continent is not reforming its welfare states fast enough to keep pace with its ageing societies.
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Its ageing ruler, Sultan Qaboos, has stymied big regional initiatives, including efforts to create a single currency.
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Blackstone became the latest big private-equity firm to designate a successor to an ageing chief executive.
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Not wanting to look like an ageing dictator, Mr Putin, who is 65, posed with young activists.
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Another part of the problem is that an ageing workforce is coupled with a mandatory retirement age.
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Mr Acemoglu reckons that ageing is the biggest single influence upon how many robots a country has.
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All this suggests that, as solutions to the problems of ageing, robots have some way to go.
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Autostrade has denied any wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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As a result, low fertility, ageing, labour shortages and dependency have all taken on a provincial aspect.
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These pressures are likely to intensify in the coming years, thanks in part to an ageing population.
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It is also identifying and training young, racially diverse leaders—a marked contrast to the ageing ANC.
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Additionally, the ageing wells come with large future costs for safe closure under environmental and other laws.
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He co-invests with Warren Buffett, the ageing guru investor traditionally associated with very long-term thinking.
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Indonesia is also trying to modernize its ageing air force after a string of military aviation accidents.
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This suggests there is no "anti-ageing switch" available to flick for a species such as ourselves.
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As reported in the journal Age and Ageing, the caregivers ranged in age from 19 to 92.
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The vibrant lady also runs a club for other retirees on active ageing called the Mellow Club.
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While the country may be able to sell oil from storage, questions surround its ageing energy infrastructure.
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Global warming's effects look most serious for ageing and urban populations and people with chronic health conditions.
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Soon enough, it will start ageing more rapidly but its urban workforce has much scope to grow.
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At best it might allow them to age as slowly as the slowest-ageing people do naturally.
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Other research points to better policing and an ageing population as likelier causes of lower crime rates.
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Both Germany and the Netherlands are particularly affected by ageing populations, which means saving more makes sense.
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THE glorification and defamation of the ageing Elizabeth I is almost as old as the queen herself.
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Further health spending on Britain's ageing population would take spending above the 1970s average, the report said.
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Japan needs extra tax revenue to pay for ballooning healthcare costs due to its rapidly ageing economy.
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Data came from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, the Multilinks database and Eurostat.
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There are of course a number of ways that such "hyper-ageing" can be approached and understood.
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The silent issue This last point emphasises how extreme ageing presents issues that easily go unremarked upon.
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No amount of ads featuring Mr Iacocca badmouthing foreign brands could burnish the firm's ageing line-up.
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Weiss was celebrating BP's ability to stabilize production at the ageing Prudhoe Bay field which it operates.
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In a new study published in Ageing, Dr Conboy describes a way to slow down this damage.
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THE AGEING stars, tired tunes and awkward dance moves had the makings of a box-office flop.
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"Ageing is one of the major risks of eye disease and vision loss," Keeffe said by email.
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This is estimated to result in fiscal costs of ageing halving to 11033pp of GDP by 2060.
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One told me that I would fall off the edge of the Earth if I studied ageing.
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Mr Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu party, which draws support from an ageing crop of Russian émigrés, is polling poorly.
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The fiscal costs of Luxembourg's ageing population pose a risk to public finance sustainability beyond the rating horizon.
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But digitisation may also attract millennials to replace an ageing workforce, where mass retirement is a looming threat.
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But even small injuries can make top-level tennis impossible, and ageing curves for superstars are rarely linear.
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China's pattern of ageing is very similar to that in Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.
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Mumbai, which has six seats, is India's wealthiest city but ageing and insufficient infrastructure is a major concern.
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Aside from a handful of stars such as Google and Amazon, they point out, capitalism is ageing fast.
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Sydney's site for the games in 2000, 14km out of town, is ageing well as its trees mature.
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With Britain's population ageing, the country could do with an influx of younger members to its labour force.
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This special report will argue that a radically different approach to ageing and life after 65 is needed.
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He is not likely to fret about condemning Syrian travellers to risk their lives in ageing planes either.
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For the muscles of someone over 80, a week in bed is equivalent to ten years of ageing.
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Since unhealthy workers tend to retire earlier, many attribute the ageing workforce of today to improvements in health.
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At home Japan is imperilled by a weak economy, a risk-averse establishment and an ageing, shrinking population.
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An influx of young foreign workers would address nearly all the ways in which population ageing depresses growth.
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Without productivity growth, long-term economic growth will be sluggish, especially given the ageing nature of western populations.
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The ageing of Hong Kong means the government is having to fork out more on the elderly anyway.
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Higher incomes, more jobs and an ageing population in Mexico have all shrunk its pool of potential migrants.
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The country is already ageing, which suppresses food consumption because old people eat less than young people do.
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While Ms Suu Kyi runs the country, a clique of these ageing former political prisoners runs the party.
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Some economists think households are preparing to weather a downturn; others see an ageing population preparing for retirement.
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AMONG THE compensations of ageing is the right to bore youngsters with stories of the prices of yesteryear.
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Although I am militant about ageing women still being sexy and beautiful, I don't always feel that way.
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This includes declines in the United States, Canada, France, Switzerland, Italy and, most markedly, in fast-ageing Japan.
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The institutes called for a reform of the state pension system given that German society is ageing fast.
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Serbia generates two thirds of its electricity from ageing coal-fired plants and the rest from hydro power.
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Another problem with the ageing explanation is that it is not just wage growth that has been disappointing.
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Even that looks optimistic, however, since a rapidly ageing population will weigh ever more heavily on public spending.
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Mexico's oil output has been falling for over a decade due to its ageing fields and under-investment.
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Hamsters, for example, can instead enter a torpid state that actually protects their cells from ageing over winter.
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Ageing landfills are still leaching into Shanghai's water supply, and trash is still being illegally dumped, it added.
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Another cause is an ageing population, which, by reducing the capacity of the economy to produce, deters investment.
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Repeated heating and cooling of the system accelerates the ageing process and shortens the service life even further.
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Two-shifting involves more starts, and much more thermal stress on the components, speeding up the ageing process.
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An ageing society and growing spending power in China's backwaters are bringing old people's homes to unfamiliar places.
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What is more, statistically controlling for ageing barely changes estimates of aggregate wage growth, according to his model.
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In their place are now ageing Soviet-era tanks that regularly break down and are difficult to maneuver.
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Merkel's decision last year to open the door to record numbers of refugees could rejuvenate an ageing workforce.
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With a rapidly ageing population, particularly in rural areas, Scotland is particularly sensitive to the issue of immigration.
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While memory deterioration is a fairly normal part of ageing, Spiers explained that becoming completely disoriented is not.
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Sparsely populated Scotland is ageing rapidly so labour shortages affect its economy more than the rest of Britain.
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The project is part of British energy plans to replace ageing power plants and meet emission-reduction targets.
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That elixir of life to slow the ageing process and allow us to retain our youthful glow forever.
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"Slipping Through My Fingers" captures, with devastating effect, the slow trickle of child ageing away from their parent.
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With populations ageing in many Western countries, this could all mean that grumpies are on the demographic march.
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Gas explosions are relatively common in Russia because of ageing infrastructure and poor safety regulations surrounding gas use.
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The crisis is also exposing challenge of fighting a health emergency in an ageing society such as Italy's.
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China's honey output has already been falling amid climate change, an ageing labour force and overuse of pesticides.
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Politicians, from Mrs Merkel down, have done too little to ready an ageing society for challenges like digitisation.
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The government has plenty of scope to stimulate it, by spending more on infrastructure and its ageing population.
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Jürgen Götz is director of the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research at the University of Queensland.
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Its South American business holds appeal, but it has ageing U.S. pits and runs Indonesia's troublesome Grasberg mine.
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The country is struggling with rapid depopulation and ageing that are affecting its economic growth and public finances.
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Nor, as German officials often insist, does it reflect the urgent need for an ageing society to save more.
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While Mugabe's rule has been anchored by support from the military, the ageing leader does not tolerate public challenges.
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But diplomats worry that the president and his ageing inner circle have yet to grasp the scale of revolt.
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Both states' predominantly white and ageing demographics have led Dems to call for more diverse states to vote first.
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Flooding related to Hurricane Hermine had overwhelmed the city's ageing wastewater system—the third such incident in 13 months.
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And ageing populations all over the world are already putting pressure on healthcare, infrastructure, housing and other social services.
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But Macau's rise has only delayed the industry's reckoning with the problem of its ageing customer base at home.
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And ageing populations all over the world are already putting pressure on healthcare, infrastructure, housing and other social services.
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Last year its chief actuary told me this growth could mostly be explained by the ageing of the workforce.
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The biggest is that the party appeals to ageing baby-boomers and their parents, but not to their children.
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Both female labour-force participation and fertility rates are low—a poor formula for growth in an ageing country.
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On Paifang's fringes, a gaggle of ageing farmers heatedly share a tale of officials taking land without promised compensation.
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Ageing populations mean that the workforces in developed economies are likely to stagnate, or even shrink, in coming decades.
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In a display of unexpected warmth, Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia's new prime minister, embraced Issaias Afwerki, the ageing Eritrean dictator.
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Narva has an ageing and shrinking population and high unemployment, making it one of the poorest regions of Estonia.
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He is trying to save the ageing PC manufacturer from commoditisation by dramatically expanding its software and cloud offerings.
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Ageing rich-world populations came into their prime earning years, and set aside more of their income for retirement.
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Young immigrants are particularly beneficial to countries with low birth rates and ageing populations, as another commenter pointed out.
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That has limited investment in the care homes of tomorrow—which are sorely needed, since the population is ageing.
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But, Mr Pratt says, the company's interest in ageing was a big reason for him to take the job.
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Yet pundits increasingly see the ageing TV-and-property magnate re-emerging as a force in the country's politics.
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In much of the rich world, ageing populations and new technology are leading policymakers to rethink their health services.
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The team has also found the microcapusles to be stable—so they don't leak their dye simply through ageing.
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But Libyans fear the ageing general, who had health problems last year, has decided to make his final push.
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An ageing population should lead to a further drawdown of savings, because fewer workers will be supporting more retirees.
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Schilt was not seen through 2011 and it looked like the ageing giant might be on his way out.
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The children live the same day in 1943 over and over again, never ageing, and never leaving the island.
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For Draghi, Europe's rapid ageing, hidden job market slack and more flexible labor markets may also be a drag.
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"The way politicians are speaking now makes me nervous," says Julius, a tailor, hunched over his ageing sewing machine.
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But it offered little in the way of alternative models to replace and refresh failing or simply ageing leaders.
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Ageing power plants also suffer from rising operation and maintenance costs, increased outages, reduced reliability and reduced thermal efficiency.
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And while China and Japan are ageing rapidly, ASEAN remains young, with more than half its population under 30.
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The treatment of our ageing and disabled veterans, those who've sacrificed so much for our freedoms, is simply shameful.
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APG said the stake would help it get exposure to an asset seen as benefiting from Australia's ageing population.
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UNTIL the mid-nineties it was not thought that the process of ageing was subject to any general control.
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She catches the eye of Renata (Dorota Kolak), an ageing teacher of Russian who lives on the floor below.
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Some of these run charitably funded retirement homes for ageing cows, including rural, ranch-style facilities advertised on television.
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In an ageing country the mounting costs of pensions and medical care mean this share is unlikely to fall.
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Ageing Europeans in core economies, like Germany and the Netherlands, saved for different reasons, such as preparing for retirement.
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So in Japan fewer marriages means fewer babies—a calamity for a country with a shrinking and ageing population.
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The ageing process will be sped up even further, and he'll end up looking like a newborn Benjamin Button.
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More than 80 percent of ageing commercial ships are broken up on the beaches of Bangladesh, Pakistan and India.
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Ageing professors like to think that they are breaking new ground with their lectures on witchcraft and the rest.
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The number of deaths is rising at an alarming rate, thanks to ageing and the spread of Western lifestyles.
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The retail market for hearing aids is expected to grow as demand increases from ageing populations around the world.
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The people that had remained in Sambuca were part of an ageing population that mostly seemed to be retired.
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Longer term, ageing demographics could be a substantial drag on economies and digitalisation may be a source of uncertainty.
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Japanese growth has been low for decades, the country has humongous debts, and its population is ageing at speed.
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With demographic trends and ageing populations, demand for these treatments will rise and Danish companies are ready to provide.
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Home builders are seeing a slowdown outside of Seoul given South Korea's record low birth rates and ageing population.
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Nonetheless, we're almost certain that Roy Hodgson is going to go with an ageing, injury-hit Wayne Rooney instead.
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Enbridge, however, will be allowed to replace the Canadian segments of its ageing Line 3 from Alberta to Wisconsin.
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In the second, she's an ageing bride, abandoned by her husband and sleeping under sheets printed with red hearts.
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Policymakers have flagged the need to increase revenue to meet future social spending needs of a rapidly ageing population.
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An ageing population and the need to decarbonise are heavy responsibilities that cannot be borne by ever fewer people.
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But the government is always playing catch-up, as the ageing of the population and shrinking of the workforce accelerate.
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Most analysts expect a new reduction of total volume next year due to mostly unfavorable weather and ageing cane fields.
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The other factor is that Germans, in an ageing society, have for years been saving much more than they invest.
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Besides, in most EU countries the population is ageing and shrinking, but in Africa it is young and growing fast.
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Troves of data on everything from child development to ageing have helped to shape health care in Britain and beyond.
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In contrast it is obsessed with America, seeing an ageing, vengeful hegemon that could stop it from achieving its aims.
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Both Shell and BP have sold a large number of assets in the ageing North Sea basin in recent years.
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At that time population ageing was receiving little attention, and he wanted to shock the government into preparing for it.
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The UN had the foresight to convene a "world assembly on ageing" back in 1982, but that came and went.
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Falls are a leading cause of injury-related disability and death among older adults, researchers note in Age and Ageing.
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While Russian liberals cringed, most people saw it as a fairly harmless symbolic gesture to placate ageing Communist Party voters.
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Greying Japan is alert to animal ageing, too: there are acupuncture services for elderly pets, and several firms offer funerals.
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Hair restoration treatment will remain the most-after anti-ageing service, representing 20161% revenue share on the basis of services.
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The proposal aims to offset declining output of the VW Passat and ageing Golf that could otherwise threaten more jobs.
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Analysts expect America's economy, with its ageing population, to expand by less than 2% a year in the long run.
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However, the government has raised concerns about relatively high rates of heart disease and diabetes among its fast-ageing population.
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The audience is no longer ageing, either: 30% of the Opera di Roma's patrons are under the age of 30.
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That has to do with a global ageing population and more lifestyle diseases, which drive continued demand for healthcare services.
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Comic-book characters are infamous for never ageing, never staying dead and being available for endless reboots or side-stories.
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A second cause has been English clubs' eagerness to poach ageing stars from elite teams, rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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We meet an ex-Baathist army official, a broke hotel owner, an ageing Assyrian Christian woman, an idealistic young journalist.
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Michael Bloomberg, New York's former mayor and another ageing, liberal-minded billionaire, eschewed the race, in part, for such reasons.
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They include Barclay Jack, an ageing stand-up comedian, and whoever it was who bludgeoned Vince's highly dislikeable estranged wife.
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Mars's atmosphere may eventually thicken naturally, as an ageing sun puts out more heat and evaporates now-frozen carbon dioxide.
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On the other, their advertising copy contrived to persuade their customers that ageing was not only undesirable, but somehow shameful.
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Higher spending stems from a snowballing social security bill to fund the cost of services for Japan's fast-ageing population.
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Whether ageing war criminals are brought to justice will depend in part on the next occupant of the White House.
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Russia is aggressive again; Germans fret that, when it comes to it, the ageing American dad may not show up.
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When pumped through the ageing network it exposed the lead tubes beneath, allowing the metal to leach into drinking water.
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Bringing history full-circle, the ageing Mr Le Pen sent word from France that, if American, he would vote Trump.
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Ousting an ageing leader, with or without the support of the military, clearly acts as something of a safety valve.
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The ageing process makes drug users more susceptible to diseases which in turn makes them more vulnerable to over-doses.
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Related column: Trump cannot turn back time for ageing coal-fired power plants, Reuters, April 5 Editing by David Evans
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America today faces powerful headwinds: an ageing population, rising health-care and education costs, soaring inequality and festering social ills.
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Here she is featured at a TEDx talk in Tokyo, where she talked about active ageing in the digital world.
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Japan's work force has been shrinking rapidly due to its ageing population, which is causing the jobless rate to fall.
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Britain's government is in theory enthusiastic: it needs a nuclear option to meet stringent emissions targets and replace ageing plants.
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Supplying oxygen to hospitals is expected to be profitable as ageing societies see more elderly patients under long-term care.
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What, then, does this make the ageing three-time champion: a thwarted all-time great, or a mere supporting act?
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And the ageing software systems on which modern interfaces have been built are now creating problems in their own right.
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China's social security system is under increasing strain as a result of a rapidly ageing population and a shrinking workforce.
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There is no better way to help meet the desire of their ageing citizens for higher returns on their savings.
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Mr Knudstorp frets that in ageing Europe, labour markets will grow ever tighter for skilled designers, software engineers and others.
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Ageing rockers feared that the format might be dead, but it seems today's young troubadours just can't shake it off.
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Kosovo still faces power shortages in winter with its two ageing coal-fired power plants under strain to meet demand.
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However analysts at RBC Capital Markets said the airline fleet was ageing and some of the slots had limited value.
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They are the leading edge of China's rapid ageing, a trend that is already starting to constrain its economic potential.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - For ageing monarchs in the Gulf, handing more power to a younger generation of princes makes sense.
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L, to secure growth beyond a saturated and ageing home market, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Western and Iranian officials say Iran will require at least 400 jets over a decade to replenish its ageing fleet.
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This will mark the first moment when real detente can happen between the US and this ageing yet unshakeable regime.
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North Sea M&A activity has been particularly slow because of huge costs associated with ageing fields' clean-up costs.
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The lockdown is seen as a way to stop the spread of the virus that has hit Italy's ageing population.
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The study, in Age and Ageing, controlled for alcohol intake, smoking, blood pressure, diabetes and other health and behavioral factors.
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Britain is looking to Hinkley to replace ageing power plants and to help the country meet its emission-reduction targets.
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The yold will demand that companies become more age-friendly and, in the process, help change attitudes towards ageing itself.
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"What matters is whether there are policies to address the shrinking, ageing population and globalisation," SMBC Nikko Securities' Suezawa said.
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Abe has made reform of the social security system a top priority to cope with Japan's fast-ageing, shrinking population.
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Merkel has argued in the past that Germany's ageing society could also benefit from the humanitarian decision to help refugees.
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There is no reason why Japan should not be able to cope with extreme ageing—it has had plenty of warning.
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Do not get them started on Europe's structural defects: its ageing populations, scarcity of world-class digital firms and fragmented markets.
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The bloc wants people to save more for their retirement as governments find it increasingly expensive to support an ageing population.
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India inducted an old aircraft carrier from Russia in 2014 while an ageing British vessel is set to retire this year.
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Australia is also still undergoing a process of economic rebalancing away from commodities and faces structural challenges from an ageing population.
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At the same time, Chile's long-exploited ore bodies are ageing and challenged by arsenic concentrations and proximity to large populations.
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Sales of baby products such as a diapers are also enjoying brisk sales even in ageing Japan, thanks to Chinese buyers.
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In 2010 the Christian-led energy ministry drew up plans to repair the country's ageing power plants and build new ones.
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In truth, the Paris meeting felt less like a diplomatic summit than a farewell concert thrown by an ageing rock band.
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He has assembled a "new generation team" (consisting mainly of ageing white males) and promises to "begin the process of healing".
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The British drugmaker added that its newly launched respiratory and HIV medicines had offset falling sales of ageing lung treatment Advair.
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Avobenzone protects from UVA rays, which cause premature ageing and skin cancer, while homosalate absorbs UVB rays, associated with DNA damage.
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FROM THE robots that help care for an ageing population to holographic pop stars, the future always arrives early in Japan.
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The population is shrinking by 1,000 people a day and ageing to boot: one in every five people is over 70.
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Fumiaki Ibuki of Toy Journal, a 114-year-old trade magazine, says Japanese toy companies are pioneers in adapting to ageing.
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Many post offices are in rural and hard-to-reach corners of the archipelago, serving as hubs for ageing local communities.
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The blood of young animals, it seems, may indeed be able to ameliorate at least some of the effects of ageing.
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About 30 MW produced by its own ageing power plant, 30 MW imported from Egypt and 120 MW supplied from Israel.
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Investing in aged-care operators is viewed by analysts as a means to profit from Australia's ageing population and generous subsidies.
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In addition, the ageing population is creating jobs that few Japanese want at the wages on offer, most notably as carers.
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The masks are loaded with hyaluronic acid, collagen and aloe vera extracts — ingredients that are great for anti-ageing and hydration.
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Ageing populations, debt hangovers, fear and secular stagnation: if low real rates are a crime, there is no shortage of suspects.
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It has an ageing population, whereas on its doorstep, in the Middle East and Africa, populations are young and growing rapidly.
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The maze of ancient artefacts, some covered in ageing blue-green rust, fill the sun-soaked galleries of the National Museum.
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After taking office in May, he canceled plans to build six new reactors and to extend the life of ageing reactors.
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The pension system also needs reforming in order to ease the burden of a rapidly ageing population on the state budget.
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While I'm in no need for anti-ageing as yet, I'm not adverse to my skin looking luminous and more youthful.
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Energy demand has been declining rapidly in Japan due to a shrinking, ageing population and development of more fuel-efficient cars.
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Some companies are also spending on technology to deal with chronic labor shortages caused by Japan's shrinking and rapidly ageing population.
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Indeed, if scientists' efforts to crack the "ageing code" in human genes bear fruit, many of them will live past 120.
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"Everyone has to be able to earn more to be able to shoulder the cost of our ageing society," he said.
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There are many other possible anti-ageing drugs, and also growing interest in stem cells as therapies for age-related conditions.
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The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA), which manages the robots, blames ageing infrastructure and technology that is easily damaged by summer thunderstorms.
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Elizabeth Parrish, the boss of a biotech company called BioViva, claims she has already given herself an anti-ageing gene therapy.
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For the rest of the ageing network with smaller tunnels, however, removing heat has been possible in only a few locations.
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Although the population is ageing, only 45% of Latin American workers contribute to any kind of pension scheme, the IDB says.
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And their telomeres—protective caps on the ends of their chromosomes whose shortening is implicated in ageing—stayed lengthier for longer.
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An estimated 2.5% of the natural gas flowing through America's ageing energy infrastructure leaks out of wells, pipelines and storage tanks.
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For 20 years now, and despite the middle-ageing of its creators, GTA's anti-establishment politics have stayed largely the same.
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Demographic shifts help explain this, including the rise in two-earner households and the need to care for ageing family members.
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Add the cost of extra health outlays for an ageing population, and spending would again top the 1970s average, it said.
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OPEC member Nigeria has struggled with low oil prices and suffered cuts in output caused by militant attacks and ageing infrastructure.
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One of the biggest questions in ageing research is whether there is a ceiling on how long human beings can live.
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Investing in oil capacity expansion is crucial to help Saudi Arabia sustain its spare capacity and reduce pressure on ageing fields.
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Similarly "superfood" is more about marketing than much else, and the cosmetic and anti-ageing claims about manuka are scientifically unfounded.
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In 1999 the New York Times reported on new research suggesting pomegranate could be "effective in fighting disease and slowing ageing".
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This leaves Britain going into winter with record low storage levels and raises questions about the ageing site's long-term future.
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Researchers hope that studying the Acciaroli seniors' diets and lifestyles, they will be able to uncover the key to healthy ageing.
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However, the record is also intended to raise awareness of Louis VIII cognac's lengthy ageing process, so swings and fucking roundabouts.
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But natural disasters and glitches at their ageing facilities have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned.
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China is in the process of closing ageing, high-polluting steel mills and induction furnaces to curb overcapacity in the sector.
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Pemex has had 103 straight years of slumping output due to a mixture of ageing fields and a lack of investment.
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Spain's ageing population will mean deaths increase by 12.9 percent in the next 15 years, according to a recent Deloitte report.
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Some will be welcome; ageing populations in developed countries will need more working-age people to look after them and pay tax.
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With ageing fields and pricey labour, the North Sea is one of the world's most expensive regions from which to extract oil.
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In an interview with The Economist, Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, said the population was both declining and ageing at "unprecedented speed".
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Russia's pension problems begin, as in much of the world, with an ageing population that is now once again living ever longer.
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The video by YouTube channel Being Indian shows Nigam using prosthetics and makeup to don the appearance of an ageing street performer.
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Rows of ageing punters sip beer and smoke cigarettes as they await a payout from the "pokies", as the machines are known.
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For the sort of non-tradable services especially in demand in ageing countries, such as domestic care and nursing, it is useless.
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Scotts Miracle-Gro, a publicly traded gardening company, reckons it can serve not just ageing green thumbs but young cannabis growers, too.
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Liverpool's spending on adult social-care has fallen from £2010m in 29 to £231m, even as an ageing population has increased demand.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: So to me the big issues are -- it's still the case our workforce is ageing and workforce growth is slowing.
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Further growth worldwide will be fuelled by ageing populations, the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, new treatments and an expanding middle class.
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"In Europe almost every country faces ageing populations and in 10-20 years they will need health care," says one fund manager.
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But, uniquely among developing countries, it is ageing extraordinarily fast, so by 2050 its median age will have risen to about 3003.
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Even before the hacking scandal, many had urged Mr Murdoch to divide his ageing print assets from his faster-growing entertainment business.
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The Tripoli NOC has also struggled to secure funds to repair ageing infrastructure and suffered from regular power outages amid political turmoil.
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With almost one in nine citizens over 65, China is at the point on the ageing curve that Japan hit in 1987.
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The Madonna and child watched over her bedside table, where she kept the anti-ageing cream she faithfully smoothed on each night.
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Among the recent hires are a group of women returning to work after years away to care for children or ageing parents.
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The fiasco has already led the planemaker to postpone plans to develop a new twin-aisle plane to replace the ageing 757.
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But the dreamers tend to be ageing supporters who fought alongside Mr Lévesque to protect rights the younger generation takes for granted.
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To survive, Mr Corbyn needs to prove that he is both more flexible and more ruthless than his fellow ageing baby-boomer.
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But things like digitalisation, the ageing of society and shifts in world trade like those caused by Trump and Brexit demand answers.
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China's death care market is to see robust growth in the coming five years, driven by the needs of an ageing society.
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Endless West is the only company so far to eliminate ageing entirely, but at least seven others are speeding the process up.
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Second, the 2020s showed that the level of employment depends on more than just automation: it also depends on ageing and immigration.
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It is far from clear whether any of this will work (anti-ageing research is dogged by cycles of hype and disappointment).
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The company makes the bulk of its sales in Europe, where it expects an ageing population to boost demand for incontinence products.
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She skewers the fads that promise eternal youthfulness, such as celebrity-endorsed "radio-frequency skin-tightening", and bossy books on "successful ageing".
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Understanding how neurons are generated might lead to new ways of dealing with cognitive decline in ageing, neurodegenerative disease and even depression.
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Nissan's ageing model lineup contributed to a 26.6% June sales slump while Volvo Cars, owned by China's Geely, saw deliveries tumble 21.7%.
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Our increase in life expectancy so far "has nothing to do with a modified rate of ageing," Olshansky writes in his commentary.
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During his campaign for the leadership in 20153, young supporters wore shirts featuring the ageing socialist Photoshopped to look like Che Guevara.
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Nigeria has been looking for partners to overhaul its ageing railway system, built mainly by British colonial rulers before independence in 1960.
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European Union and NATO member Bulgaria is looking to replace its ageing Soviet-made MiG-29s and improve compliance with NATO standards.
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But perhaps the most exciting benefit of bilingualism occurs in ageing, when executive function typically declines: bilingualism seems to protect against dementia.
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The high number of medical dropouts would "only compound the problem" of increased healthcare needs caused by an ageing society, they added.
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But it still has an estimated 180 million tonnes of ageing corn in warehouses, built up during a now-ended stockpiling programme.
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At the same time, the economy continues to face some structural headwinds, including a rapidly ageing population and high private-sector leverage.
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It faces pressure from slower economic growth, wage and pension hikes, and in the long run the rising burden of population ageing.
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Then you're told that booze can slow down the ageing process, lower the risk of heart attack, and make people generally happier.
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There is already a candidate anti-ageing drug, a generic called metformin that has been widely used by diabetics around the world.
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Before discovering whether anti-ageing drugs might be able to deliver such things, though, researchers need to solve a daunting regulatory conundrum.
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It has promised to phase out the tax from next year and will allowed operators to replace ageing reactors with new ones.
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The Redoubt does give refuge to more than its fair share of outlaws, whether ageing draft-dodgers or crooks on the lam.
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Ageing at this point, Bould was increasingly usurped by Keown, and was first to leave the club in the summer of 1999.
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In the longer run, Britain will face higher day-to-day expenses for pensions, healthcare and social care for an ageing population.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan is overdue a digital-payments pickup: Its ageing population still settles four out of five purchases in cash.
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Italy's insurance market is considered to have healthy growth prospects as social changes and an ageing population increase the country's insurance needs.
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Between 2005 and 2015 the number of cases increased by 33%, mostly owing to the combined effects of ageing and population growth.
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"With an ageing population and an increasing chronic disease burden, the demands on families and Government will rise," the finance minister said.
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Despite this, debates about the resourcing of universal health and social care tend not to examine the costs associated with extreme ageing.
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Earlier this year, the World Economic Forum (WEF) published an article that outlined some of the reasons the global workforce was ageing.
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Iran has also become more dependent on a fleet of ageing ships, and some have had to be towed for emergency repairs.
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The port has recently spent £25m on a new quay, where ageing North Sea platforms, as well as rigs, could be dismantled.
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Australia, which has shut many of its ageing refineries, has also become a key importer of 22013 ppm sulphur gasoil, traders said.
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Literally miles of ageing cables, lead pipes, electrical wiring and boilers will be replaced, many for the first time in 60 years.
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Rising pension costs from Luxembourg's ageing population pose a risk to public finance sustainability in the Grand Duchy in the long term.
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A dwindling number of ageing Hidden Christians remain in southwestern Japan and some of them are expected to meet with Pope Francis.
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This grave seriousness was worming its way down into my every thought, and it was sort of ageing me before my time.
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Private equity's moves are also being driven by a trend of China's ageing entrepreneurs increasingly willing to entrust their businesses to them.
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"The depopulation of regional towns and villages will continue to be a long-term problem for Japan's ageing society," Biswas told CNBC.
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One of them is the National Social Security Fund, which was set up as one solution to the country's rapidly-ageing population.
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France has a small but fierce anti-nuclear movement and some critics oppose investing billions in extending the life of ageing reactors.
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But production is currently suspended because the ageing pipeline serving the area was shut down early last year after suffering various spills.
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KA (PIA) flies directly from Pakistan to Britain, but its ageing fleet of planes is a frequent source of complaints by passengers.
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Cladding like that on Grenfell has been widely used on ageing concrete tower blocks to improve their appearance and reduce heat loss.
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"Most of the G20 nations already experience or will experience ageing," Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda, told reporters from Agence France Presse.
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"THE DECLINE of the birth rate and the ageing of Japanese society is accelerating at unprecedented speed," warns Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister.
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"The altitude has a different affect on the asphalt in terms of ageing, so it's very slippery for all of us," said Vettel.
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Eritrea's ageing dictator, Issaias Afwerki, beamed as he embraced his young counterpart and signed a peace deal to end two decades of enmity.
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Coal-fuelled power generation in Poland is mostly loss-making due to high CO2 emission costs and ageing infrastructure that requires constant investment.
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Critics point to ageing equipment mouldering in emergency depots and young officers grumbling about exercises disrupted due to tension on the Palestinian front.
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By the summer of 2017, Puerto Ricans were in no position to maintain their ageing power company, and it declared bankruptcy in July.
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Its subject is an ageing director struggling to finish a film and compete with Hollywood's next generation—and that's what Welles was too.
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In still-fertile America it currently accounts for about 40% of total population growth, and in fast-ageing western Europe for about 90%.
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It's when children may be leaving the family home and when adults are generationally sandwiched, required to care for children and ageing parents.
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The region has been the hotbed of advances in cosmetology and dermatology, and has a high proliferation of anti-ageing products and services.
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Mrs May's manifesto evokes his spirit by referring to "five giant challenges": the economy, Brexit, social divisions, an ageing society and technological change.
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A Norwegian approach—build a fund, invest abroad, and spend only the annual returns—works in places that are small, ageing and rich.
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But the nature of that ageing is very different – in China, it is a man-made phenomenon, thanks to the one-child policy.
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An ageing population has put pressure on Japan's government-run health-care system, which accounts for two-fifths of the country's drug spending.
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The two countries are also working more closely together on what Mrs May calls "grand challenges": artificial intelligence, ageing societies and clean growth.
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Ministry of Planning agrees the airline should prepare a seven-year investment and operational plan, including a major overhaul of the ageing fleet.
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The most important is an increase in the desire to save, as ageing populations set aside a larger share of income for retirement.
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There are also more lasting worries: high household debt, a rapidly ageing population and stiffer competition from China in a range of industries.
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As Japan's ageing population puts ever more pressure on its budget, the health ministry is trying to cut back its outlays on drugs.
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Sudan is experiencing something seen in several countries since the Arab spring of 22015: popular protests against an ageing despot precipitating regime change.
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The group's ageing owner, Aydin Dogan, one of the symbols of Turkey's deposed secular order, has been hounded by tax inspectors and prosecutors.
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Psycholinguist Ellen Bialystok made the surprising discovery at York University in Toronto while she was comparing an ageing population of monolinguals and bilinguals.
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This is partly the natural result of societies ageing, but it is also because the elderly ensure that policies work in their favour.
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Rich, ageing societies will find that, unless the youth of today can get a foot on the career ladder, tomorrow's pensioners will struggle.
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The 65-year-old actor plays the titular character of an ageing Malaysian don, with Taiwanese actor Winston Chao cast as the villain.
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Because it's meant for anti-ageing, this oil is rich and therefore more suited for those with dry to normal or mature skin.
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This serves an economic purpose: young foreign workers more than pay their way and can help solve the problem of an ageing Europe.
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Dampened expectations for long-run growth, thanks to everything from ageing to reductions in capital spending enabled by new technology, are squeezing investment.
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And unlike major banks with sizeable overseas operations, regional lenders are tied to local economies that have bleak prospects given an ageing population.
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Indeed, for ageing rich countries seeking to import young workers to plug skills gaps and prop up wobbly pension systems, they are ideal.
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"The decline in the profession symbolises the ageing of Chinese society," says Zhou Xuexin, dean of the Chongqing Economic and Social Development Institute.
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Russia has shown little interest in Mr Stoltenberg's plan to modernise the Vienna Document, an ageing agreement on military transparency and information exchange.
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In "Kabali", he is an ageing gangster, who serves 25 years in a Malaysian jail and returns home in search of his family.
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An ongoing long-term study at Newcastle University has been looking at the health and ageing of nearly 1,000 subjects now aged 0003.
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Thomas von Zglinicki of Newcastle University says ageing cells are characterised by mitochondrial damage and have difficulty recycling damaged or broken cell machinery.
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Roche shares have fallen 11 percent in two years amid scepticism new drugs will be able to replace its ageing cancer drug portfolio.
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The purchases were the first direct deals by Tehran to buy Western-built aircraft in nearly 40 years to revamp its ageing fleet.
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One option under consideration at Boeing is to build a new plane for the "middle of the market", to replace its ageing 757.
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Australia's top authority on older Australians, the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia, welcomed the Royal Commission's findings and urged more government investment.
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Nigeria has been looking for partners to upgrade its ageing rail network but GE did not specify which concession it was referring to.
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It has accused the group of neglecting maintenance on the ageing viaduct and called for its national toll-road concession to be revoked.
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Abe is aiming to rein in one of the fastest-growing parts of the budget: social-welfare spending for the fast-ageing population.
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Helpful robots washing and caring for an ageing population, or pink-eyed terminators sent back from the future to cull the human race?
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But when you drink our whisky it's as if you're being flirted with by an ageing druid or sung to by a bard.
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Britain needs to invest in new capacity to replace its ageing coal and nuclear plants, which are due to close in the 2020s.
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There are also concerns about how a supply gap left from ageing nuclear plants and closing coal plants will be filled this decade.
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There are also concerns about how a supply gap left from ageing nuclear plants and closing coal plants will be filled this decade.
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Decades of violence have left them fragmented and split, sometimes young, criminalized and extremist, other times ageing and unsure of their command structure.
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"Given domestic situation such as ageing and shrinking population, sustainable growth cannot be achieved if we just focus on beer business," Isozaki said.
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Investing in aged care operators is viewed by analysts as a means to profit from Australia's ageing population and tap generous government subsidies.
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"The bank appears intent upon managing growth in accordance with an economy subject to increased capacity constraints in an ageing cycle," he said.
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Waszczykowski said Ukrainians who express anti-Polish sentiments or make it difficult to maintain ageing Polish symbols in Ukraine would be refused visas.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) wants to attract younger audiences to its ageing franchise, and climbing has the vibe they are looking for.
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The global population of older persons (those 255 or older) numbered 962 million in 2017, according to the UN World Population Ageing report.
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A scintillating strike is no less exhilarating because it comes off the boot of an ageing milkman playing in a German amateur league.
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El Güero, who is in his mid-22007s, is the latest ageing former capo to be released after a long spell behind bars.
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El Güero, who is in his mid-60s, is the latest ageing former capo to be released after a long spell behind bars.
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He has plans to reform the civil service; he would replace ageing bureaucrats with energetic younger ones and set up a new training school.
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Worried about the costs of supporting an increasingly ageing population, China issued new guidelines in late 2015 allowing all parents to have two children.
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The combination of ageing populations, falling birth rates and generous state pensions could leave future generations footing the bill, unless people work for longer.
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Dr Nelson believes that immobilising the yeast cells in the hydrogel somehow stops them both ageing and reproducing, without affecting their ability to ferment.
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Some of this increase is probably the result of an ageing population: the average American was two years older in 2017 than in 2003.
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Ask me in 2020 There is little that can be done to stop population ageing, so the world will have to live with it.
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To tackle the problem of ageing populations at its root, "old" countries would have to rejuvenate themselves by having more of their own children.
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So will the better health of an ageing population, good as it has been for so many, impose unaffordable costs on public-health budgets?
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Brekk said monetary policy alone cannot fix structural problems haunting Japan's regional banks, such as an ageing population that is shrinking corporate fund demand.
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N), which built the system for Australia's ageing Collins-class submarines, is vying for a separate combat system contract with Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.
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These factors will continue to fuel the anti-ageing market in North America, with total revenues expected to reach US$ 51,987.4 Mn in 2016.
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Productivity is 20% lower than in the west; the ageing population and continuing migration to the west will make economic convergence even less likely.
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The fleet of new F-16s will boost Taiwan's ageing air force, but hardly tip the military balance against China's increasingly powerful armed forces.
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Nigeria has been looking for partners to overhaul its ageing railway system, which was built mainly by British colonial rulers before independence in 1960.
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Caterpillar has been building relations with Cuba, which needs to update its ageing infrastructure, and lobbying to lift the U.S. embargo on the country.
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The result is at best an image of an ageing rapper with fading powers, who just about had enough in him for seven songs.
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Costs are paramount, said Hendrik Hesse, a specialist consultant who advises building owners on the installation of new lifts or modernisation of ageing systems.
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Costs are paramount, said Hendrik Hesse, a specialist consultant who advises building owners on the installation of new lifts or modernization of ageing systems.
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Instead she will focus on other problems—including, many Hong Kongers hope, the suffering of the elderly in a city that is rapidly ageing.
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Admittedly this makes him only six years older than Labour's leader, but Mr Corbyn is essentially a young idealist trapped in an ageing body.
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TWO AGEING PRESIDENTS, one bad and one awful, were forced from office this month: Abdelaziz Bouteflika in Algeria and Omar al-Bashir in Sudan.
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And boosting pharmaceutical exports would run up against Japan's efforts to cut drug prices to curb the rising medical costs of an ageing population.
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The cost of the programme to replace Britain's ageing ballistic-missile submarines has crept up to £31bn, with another £10bn put aside for "contingencies".
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Rich countries are not yet under the same pressure, but ageing populations and a rising burden of chronic diseases are already stretching their budgets.
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The authors posit a rule of thumb: a ten-point rise in their ageing ratio is associated with 20183 extra robots per thousand workers.
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Commodity traders said the market was still digesting the impact on China's future imports of its environmental crackdown on ageing metals and mining operations.
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Fiscal hawks decry huge public debts, destined to grow even vaster as ageing populations rack up ever bigger bills for health care and pensions.
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The picture would look still worse if the estimates included state pensions and other promises to ageing populations, such as to provide health care.
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Renewable power producer Genneia informed regulators of its intent to go public, while real-estate developer TGLT could dust off its ageing registration statement.
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Boeing is focused on several large competitions in Europe, including Germany's push to buy around 90 new jets to replace its ageing Tornado fleet.
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The current ageing trend may owe much to improvements in sports medicine, which have allowed many stars to compete at their peak for longer.
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Output from Banyu Urip is crucial to Indonesia's long-term efforts to meet rising domestic oil demand as production declines at its ageing fields.
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This theory tells us that the causes of ageing are to be found not at the end of our lives, but at the beginning.
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For the study researchers examined data collected from men and women aged 54 and older taking part in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing.
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Current service agreements with oil companies are straining Iraq's budget as the government pays them a fixed fee for increasing production at ageing fields.
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Hashimoto said ageing facilities and a lack of skilled labour were behind the problems and one of his priorities is to tackle these issues.
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The sale, which would mark Conoco's exit from the ageing basin after more than 50 years, was expected to raise up to $2 billion.
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Who, asks Florian Coulmas, an expert on Japanese ageing, should accept responsibility for people unable to articulate their own interests or care for themselves?
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But it could be argued that rich countries with ageing populations should be running current-account surpluses and investing in faster-growing emerging markets.
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Both policies urgently required reform: the shortage of children means that China's population is ageing fast; the controls aggravated distortions in the sex ratio.
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Many economists suppose that much, and perhaps even all, of the decline in those rates represents a permanent loss thanks to ageing and hysteresis.
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The population is projected to drop to 87m by 2060, and the working-age population (15-64) from 78m to 103m, because of ageing.
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But given Japan's ageing and shrinking population, and hence tightening labour market, it seems odd it should be so hard to nudge wages upwards.
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At the moment the agencies that allow drugs to be sold do not consider ageing per se to be an "indication" that merits therapy.
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The companies say those fees are already low given the investments and challenges required to raise output at ageing fields in the southern region.
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Some Chinese economists—notably Justin Lin of Peking University—maintain that ageing need not slow the country down, in part thanks to technological advances.
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Others are not - and in countries such as Sudan, Zimbabwe and Egypt the fall of an ageing leader has been followed by increased repression.
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Funding an ageing population with a shrinking workforce is an area of concern for policymakers as they look to boost jobs and household income.
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Britain is growing older, but this particular cohort of thinly educated old people (call it the UKIP cohort) is ageing out of the population.
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It is expected to provide 7 percent of Britain's power needs while helping to replace the country's ageing nuclear fleet and closing coal plants.
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China's near 1.4 billion potential patients are a major lure for drug firms targeting growth driven by rising incomes and a fast-ageing population.
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Commodities traders said the market was still digesting the impact of China's environmental crackdown on ageing metals and mining operations on its future imports.
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"Progression in ageing, prolonged negative interest rates, and different industries' entry have largely changed our business environment," Chiba Bank President Hidetoshi Sakuma told reporters.
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Like an ageing heavyweight, the 37-year-old Williams clearly still packs a punch but looked well below par and desperately short of sharpness.
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Fitch assumes that the government will adopt new structural reforms to offset the projected increase in pension costs arising from Luxembourg's ageing population problem.
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Suffice to say, these women know a lot about farming, about milk, about the ageing process, about happy customers and—most importantly—about cheese.
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Many in the country feel that it deserves to overproduce to bring in the revenues needed to rebuild much its damaged and ageing infrastructure.
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Screenshot: CNNIn the dead of night this weekend, someone or something left dozens of ageing TVs on the porches and lawns of Virginia homes.
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Pearson said that the UK was facing similar pressures to many developed countries, including an ageing society and an increasing number of pension claimants.
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Worldwide, several developed countries are grappling with the effects of an ageing population, from fewer workers to an increased burden of healthcare and pensions.
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Scientists at the American National Institute on Ageing say the latest work may show a way forward in a field that currently seems stuck.
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The Fund cautioned that euro zone growth would remain under pressure due to weak productivity, an ageing population and, in some countries, high debt.
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While the bull is indeed "ageing," there's still factors that are positive for stocks, added Credit Suisse's head of global equity strategy, Andrew Garthwaite.
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As Gavekal economists argue, Korea looks awkwardly like Japan in the 1990s, with an ageing population, an overreliance on manufacturing, and rising financial leverage.
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Mr Sobyanin's demolition of small street kiosks, and hasty plans to raze ageing housing stock and resettle residents, betrayed a troubling disregard for private property.
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The state airline is the middle of a restructuring that has seen it stop flights on uneconomic routes, cut expenses and phase out ageing planes.
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Though Germany's authorities tend to blame an ageing society for its high savings rate, the true culprits appear to be the moguls of the Mittelstand.
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But an appeals court ordered a retrial that culminated in 2014 in the case against the ageing former president and his senior officials being dropped.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he would not rule out France building new nuclear reactors to replacing state-controlled utility EDF's ageing reactors.
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Given China's ageing population, higher incomes and rising demand for health care it is clear why innovation in drugs is a priority for the country.
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An ageing population means chronic conditions are becoming more common, so it is even more important for GPs to integrate with other local health services.
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Sechin also said the global oil sector needed a stable, significant inflow of investments in the long term to compensate for ageing oil-producing assets.
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From an economic point of view, getting people to work for a few more years would solve many of the problems associated with ageing populations.
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Moreover—though it seems an outlandish thought in the middle of a deep recession and rising unemployment—ageing populations are likely to cause labour shortages.
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Congressional leaders have called the rash of accidents a "crisis" and blamed it on continuous combat operations, deferred modernization, lack of training and ageing equipment.
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Fewer hands make heavy work Macroeconomic theory suggests that the economies of ageing populations are likely to grow more slowly than those of younger ones.
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The German military last week said it had decided to replace its ageing short-range air defense systems and help fill a gap in capabilities.
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The baby boomer and Generation X demographic in North America has been overly receptive to new products and services that mask the signs of ageing.
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All three films could be hung in a gallery of sombre portraits of ailing, ageing tough guys whose past glories were never all that glorious.
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The ageing track, however, was vested in a separate body, initially privately held under the name Railtrack, now publicly owned and known as Network Rail.
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According to the World Bank, East Asia and the Pacific areas are ageing the fastest and China and Japan have the greatest demographic stress levels.
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In recent years, Singapore has suffered a rise in major train breakdowns in two of its ageing subway lines, which are nearly two decades old.
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IF there are two truths that are universally acknowledged, they are that western populations are ageing and that more jobs are likely to be automated.
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Rishi Kapoor dons a heavy layer of make-up to transform into the ageing family patriarch, and the eponymous Mr. Kapoor in the film's title.
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Textiles is not the only Chinese manufacturing industry to face rising wages, high turnover of workers and an ageing population; electronics does too, for instance.
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Range anxiety may then be remembered only by ageing motorists, along with other quaint old phrases such as "fill it up and check the oil".
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In rapidly ageing Bulgaria, already Europe's fifth-greyest country, nearly 60% of pensioners are below the government's poverty line of 321 lev ($196) a month.
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South Korea believes the North has a fleet of more than 70 ageing, limited-range submarines - a mix of Chinese, Russian and locally made boats.
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They help raise GDP per person, not lower it, in part by making Australia's population more youthful, thus offsetting the ageing of its baby boomers.
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By the standards of ageing nations, Japan has managed to curb medical costs fairly well, says Naoki Ikegami of St Luke's International University in Tokyo.
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Falling demand for gas storage facilities would have forced Centrica to close Rough regardless of the investment needed to refurbish its ageing wells, he added.
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Ageing curves are far gentler in golf than in most other sports—no one blinks an eye when a 12.53-something golfer wins a tournament.
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"There are a lot of services that LGBT people want - insurance that includes a same-sex partner, housing, and services connected to ageing," said Morinaga.
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The company requires a massive investment programme to upgrade its ageing reactors, and is struggling to complete a long-delayed reactor under construction in Flamanville.
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Here the formulaic fun begins: Susan tracks down the now-ageing sages only to find that someone is killing them, and conspiring to destroy her.
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Argentina is seeking to modernize its ageing military fleet for security purposes before hosting the Group of 20 summit in Buenos Aires later this year.
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Ageing justices, along with Trump's litigious past and his early tests of presidential power, could mean a deep and lasting relationship with the Supreme Court.
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The heightened level of enjoyment lasts at least a year after a retiree stops working full time, researchers report in the journal Age and Ageing.
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The ageing citizens of the rich world should be putting lots of money aside for their old age, but personal savings rates are generally low.
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It works to lower insulin levels in the blood and triggers a range of other molecular pathways that are likely to influence the ageing process.
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But the English are ageing, and as long as their leaders promise simply to "protect" the NHS by doing nothing, the service faces only decline.
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The deleveraging path will be subject to maintaining a prudent approach to M&A and shareholder distributions, together with control over investments into ageing stocks.
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It is not clear that Britain's public finances are strong enough to allow for a borrowing binge, especially in the face of an ageing population.
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China's traditional advantage in labor costs no longer holds true, as the cost of labor has increased, and demographic factors include a rapidly ageing population.
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To generate growth in our ageing world may require a big improvement in productivity, or a sharp jump in labour-force participation among older workers.
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Total deaths from falls—including those from stairs, ladders, and the like—have increased at a similar rate, thanks in part to an ageing population.
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For over a decade Mahmoud Abbas, their ageing president, has toggled between failed peace efforts and symbolic attempts to challenge Israel at the United Nations.
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The ageing boat used to ferry tourists between Japan and North Korea, but Tokyo banned its visits in 2006 as part of sanctions against Pyongyang.
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It also outlined plans on topics ranging from prison reform to mental health care and even how to provide help for ageing and impoverished musicians.
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But it took these findings a step further to isolate the specific gene that drives the ageing process in bananas and interrupt its normal function.
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Strive as we might, an evolutionary perspective tells us that maximum lifespans will not be extended by simply solving one symptom of ageing after another.
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"Pain And Glory" - about an ageing, tormented film director who looks back at his life - reunites Banderas with Penelope Cruz, also a longtime Almodovar collaborator.
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"I'll demonstrate strong leadership and stand at the forefront to face a national crisis," Abe told reporters, mentioning Japan's fast-ageing population and North Korea.
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Given Germany's rapidly ageing society, IMF directors recommended further expanding public investment in infrastructure and education as well as setting more incentives for private investments.
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Singapore faces a problem common to many developed societies, that of an ageing resident population, but has tightened restrictions on foreign workers in recent years.
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"The number one export of Perak isn't pomelos or rice, it's talent," laments Howard Lee, a young politician from the relatively sleepy, fast-ageing state.
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Existing mines are ageing, and new supply may not keep up with long-term demand, as renewable sources of energy and electric cars take off.
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Tehran now wants foreign firms to revive its giant but ageing oilfields and develop new oil and gas projects through joint ventures with Iranian partners.
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However, several lawmakers expressed concern that the risks inside parliament were greater and that its ageing facilities made following even this basic advice more difficult.
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So demoralised were they by the second half of that match, they even allowed an ageing Dimitar Berbatov to swoop nonchalantly upon them and score.
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Around the world, farmers are an ageing demographic as the sector fails to attract younger talent who are heading instead to cities in search of work.
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Amid the more stereotypical ageing free love hippies and reformed swingers one might associate with the Bay Area polyamory scene, Winston, Lindgren, and Matlack were different.
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In December the European Union banned Aseman from flying to the EU due to safety concerns, highlighting gaps in Iran's ageing fleet following decades of sanctions.
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None of the veterans is playing his very best tennis these days, but all three are ageing gracefully, easily swatting aside threats from up-and-comers.
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But he said it was still not clear to him how the new administration planned to pay for massive stimulus measures including investments in ageing infrastructure.
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Scotland's population is ageing more quickly than the United Kingdom as a whole and its economy has been shored up by EU migrants in recent years.
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Technicians then work frame by frame to restore the film, removing interferences (such as noise, scratches and other signs of ageing), enhancing colours and sharpening outlines.
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Less affluent countries also face sea-level rise, air pollution and extreme weather events while grappling with ageing infrastructures and diminishing access to clean drinking water.
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Even with very low fossil-fuel prices, ageing nuclear plants, which often have remaining lifetimes longer than new solar and wind facilities, are at a disadvantage.
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This demographic is expected to consume US$ 55.7 Bn worth of anti-ageing products and services in 2016-a y-o-y growth rate of 6.8%.
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Despite the ageing population, by 2014 sales of long-term care insurance in America were two-thirds lower than they had been in the early 2000s.
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If it takes off, it'll be a boon for the many Japanese cities, as the country's ageing population has meant more reports of missing dementia suffers.
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Earlier this month the state government of Uttar Pradesh proposed making medicines with their urine, which is rumoured to cure cancer, eliminate wrinkles and prevent ageing.
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He urged countries to work together to find common solutions as they faced challenges in the years ahead, such as ageing populations in many developed economies.
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Lighting out for new territories means leaving behind family and friends, something that today's ageing populations may find harder than the younger populations of the past.
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JOHN BEARDDirectorDepartment of Ageing and Life Course World Health Organisation Geneva Congratulations to The Economist on slaughtering the old rule against split infinitives (Johnson, April 28th).
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Those with relatively few robots compared with the size of their workforce include Britain and France, both of which (by rich-country standards) are ageing slowly.
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The ageing duo's love for the stage and insistence that the show must go on is moving, and Mr Coogan and Mr Reilly embody them well.
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Finally, other countries also have low interest rates, reduced volatility and ageing populations, without their markets trading on anything like the CAPE that Wall Street does.
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Shortly after that, Jamie reads a passage from Zoe Moss's 220 essay "It Hurts to Be Alive and Obsolete: The Ageing Woman" aloud to his mother.
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Bulgaria, which is also a member of the European Union, is looking to replace its ageing Soviet-made MiG-29s and improve compliance with NATO standards.
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Japan, confronted with the ballooning cost of caring for an ageing population, is introducing a cost-effectiveness test for drugs as a means of capping prices.
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The funeral business is a rapidly growing economy in an ageing Japan, and demand for more efficient after-life services are becoming more and more necessary.
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The government aims to cap the increase in social security spending, boosted by the ageing population and advanced medical care, at 500 billion yen ($4.48 billion).
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The Geneva-based organization predicted the challenges of an ageing population could result in the world's largest economies being forced to tackle a pension time-bomb.
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"Healthcare in China is still not sufficient to meet the demands of an ageing society," Chief Executive Frans van Houten told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Travelling across North London and back in time to the late nineties, and we find another ageing returnee making the most of a short-term loan.
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According to dermatologists, facial oils are recommended for anti-ageing purposes as well as improving the skin's absorption of the products applied onto your skin after.
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I know what you're thinking, because I am too: how are four ageing guys from Newcastle the band I'm most excited by in Britain right now?
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It could result in an extension of the lives of some ageing coal-fired plants if needed to help back up intermittent wind and solar power.
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There will be little Dejans everywhere, all being bullied over their association with an ageing defender most likely seeing out his playing days at Hajduk Split.
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The ageing population could undermine the innovation miracle by shutting the door to foreign talent in one of the referendums that make Swiss law, he said.
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Even the most enthusiastic adherents of slowing down ageing by means of diet or pharmacology have to admit that it will not keep people going forever.
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At the same time, Japan's ageing population has meant that many sectors, particularly service industries, are grappling with a labor shortage that is pushing up wages.
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Given the rapid increase in family wealth, mobility and the demands created by a rapidly ageing population, a huge age-care industry is developing in China.
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The data were reported as Japan tiptoes into a debate over whether to open its doors wider to immigration, to cope with its shrinking, ageing population.
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Iran's air force has been limited to perhaps a few dozen strike aircraft using either Russian or ageing U.S. models acquired before the 1979 Iranian revolution.
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And while the previous incarnation of Sunny Isles attracted American snowbirds and the odd ageing celebrity, in its current form it is a magnet for Russians.
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Some economists worry that additional public works spending would further strain the nation's dire public finances and aggravate a labour crunch in a fast-ageing population.
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The same is true across the other countries on the Arabian peninsula: more drilling is needed to offset the natural decline in output from ageing fields.
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Older adults need to break up sitting time for better health At UCL, we are trying to throw some light on this darker side of ageing.
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It said however that TVO must test the ageing reactors' pressure vessels once every eight years, with the first pressure tests scheduled for 2019 and 2020.
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Beatriz Domínguez-Gil of the Spanish National Transplant Organisation says that Spain adapted earlier than other countries to the ageing of the pool of deceased donors.
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Because of staff shortage in many public hospitals, most nurses work long shifts in ageing infrastructure, and some feel they get scant respect from the public.
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Germany's population is ageing fast and people worry that there will not be enough young workers to fill the pension pots when they hit retirement age.
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Although mine safety has improved in recent years, fatal accidents are still relatively common in Ukraine's ageing pits, most of which date from the Soviet Union.
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Each of the six 30-minute episodes delves into a different wellness topic including psychedelics therapy, cold therapy, psychics, female pleasure, energy healing, and anti-ageing.
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They added that highlighting "the requirement for respectability in drinking" and "the physical limits of ageing bodies," among other concerns, would have more of an impact.
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The deal to replace the Indian Air Force's ageing fleet of Soviet-era fighter jets is one of the biggest contracts for such planes in play.
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Persistent low-interest rates can become deflationary over time, as today's ageing populations save more, while firms focus on cost savings following a balance sheet recession.
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Pyongyang's submarines, although ageing Soviet models, are a key part of Kim Jong Un's strategy to mount a nuclear warhead on a submarine-launched ballistic missile.
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The drop was the biggest on records going back to 1998, reflecting the efforts by the government to crack down on inefficient, ageing excess mining capacity.
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The special council has been created to assess the condition of Ho's ageing corpse - first embalmed nearly 50 years ago - and will start work next month.
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