Mr. Gardner led an I.C.O. for his start-up Augur, creating an "Augur token" that he then sold to raise real world money.
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But a toothless agreement need not augur further Chinese aggression.
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Augur has grown steadily too, showing this methodology can work.
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Mulling if this is a good or a bad augur.
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Nor did things augur well for a career in dance.
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Such a realignment would augur poorly for the Republican future.
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The market conditions also do not augur well for the project.
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Climate models augur a huge increase in wildfires' frequency and range.
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GQ portrayed the decline as an augur of a dystopian future.
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Show-trials this month of independent lawyers do not augur well.
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Politically, those numbers augur ill for his party in the midterms.
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Mr. Zelensky's landslide victory appeared to augur Mr. Klitschko's political demise.
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But it would seem to augur very poorly for our politics.
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Much of Europe is alarmed over what Trump's presidency could augur.
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Even before she boarded the plane, things did not augur well.
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Augur is now going through bankruptcy proceedings related to other business.
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The first month of the Gregorian calendar may augur well, too.
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This should, in theory, render the assassination market aspect of Augur void.
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So what does the name augur for Facebook and the coin itself?
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That would augur the first real congressional oversight of Mr Trump's administration.
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Fixing them will augur well now that it plans to go global.
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It doesn't augur well for their post-113 health as a party.
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That could augur an ugly week for those holding the world's wealth.
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A peaceful Iran would augur well for a more peaceful Middle East.
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Might this augur an end to Myers-Briggs and other personality inventories?
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A more immediate problem for Augur is getting people to use it. Predictions.
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Does it augur resurgence for the Last Emperor in the UFC's grayest division?
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Miami, we were reminded all weekend long, is an augur for climate change.
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Max Tatton-Brown is the founding director of Augur and writes about technology culture.
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That didn't "augur well" for his future compliance with her order, the judge said.
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Punters now have a new option for such bets: Augur, an online prediction market.
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Some of the top projects on 0x like Augur and Dydx are going strong.
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"I think those augur well for the deal," he told Reuters in an interview.
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If Donnelly loses quickly, it would augur poorly for other red-state Democratic senators.
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So the health bill's passage could augur high-stakes spending and policy fights ahead.
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For Augur, the prospect was too risky because "it contradicts international sanctions," Talesnikov said.
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But the wave of protectionism sweeping the country presently doesn't augur well for Indian firms.
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Augur wasn't created as a protocol for assassination markets, but rather prediction markets in general.
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In theory, this is how users of the Augur platforms could de-incentivize assassination markets.
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This will be pleasant for spectators, but does not augur well for long-distance runners.
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He was probably hoping that Intamati would augur well for me and bring me luck.
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What does the Savoy-Sarr report augur for African museums, African governments and African artists?
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Nor does this bombing, in and of itself, augur a larger US intervention in that country.
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It remains to be seen whether California's move might augur similar changes elsewhere in the country.
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They augur a game almost unrecognisable from its current form, and less loved by its devotees.
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"The first project to go live would be Augur, and it's not live yet," Morehead said.
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They're clever changes that could augur well for the survival and action focused Resident Evil 3.
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Augur is not the first online service that allows people to buy and sell predictions like shares.
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Global, a website that tracks activity on Augur, lists nearly 1,000 markets with almost $1.5m at stake.
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Augur is clunky and slow for users: downloading its software and the Ethereum blockchain can take hours.
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To make a bet, users download the free Augur app and link it to their Ethereum wallet.
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There are deep-seated reasons for this, and they don't augur poorly for the burgeoning Trump resistance.
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So it can only augur further negative developments in the relationship between Congress and the executive branch.
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But the Super Tuesday results do not augur well for Mr. Sanders's odds of pulling it off.
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While a strong economy and low unemployment are overall good news, they also tend to augur inflation.
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That cash will never actually materialise, but asking for it does augur another two years of wall politicking.
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The levy's defeat in Cook County does not augur well for similar efforts in other parts of America.
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Stephen Lee, an economist at Samsung Securities Co. said the data appeared to augur well for economic growth.
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After years of gains, overall valuations are stretched, by most measures, which may augur poorly for future returns.
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Clinton's adviser cautioned that the meeting on Monday did not augur any kind of policy change towards Egypt.
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Following the data, U.S. 3- and 5-year yields briefly inverted, which could augur ill for the economy.
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Never has there been an American head of state whose personal deficits so clearly augur an existential crisis.
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For a time, the value of Augur, a market-forecasting start-up with few customers, exceeded $212 billion.
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Mr. Trump's comments also seemed to augur more difficulties in the months to come with his own party.
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The approach of France's president, Emmanuel Macron, the host in Paris, does not augur well for Ukraine either.
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The latter two might augur better for Mr. Sanders, who has received far more small donations than Mrs. Clinton.
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Augur is the only major crypto platform to do the same as Melonport: letting the community run the software.
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That did not augur well for some leopard subspecies, which had only a few patches left, the researchers wrote.
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That doesn't augur for a huge bump - even if the equity premium using undisturbed prices was a measly 15%.
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In Europe, industry groups expressed concerns that unilateral U.S. restrictions could augur a further breakdown in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
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That could augur well for the future, but there is no guarantee: In 33, they were eight games over .
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But the subpoena power of Democratic committee chairs in the House could on its own augur such a fight.
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Neither measure is likely to get the needed votes, but there was hope that they could augur more cooperation.
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There was a long crusted pole, which could be made into a pipe augur for hollowing out logs for plumbing.
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Just the top four Ethereum-based assets — Golem, Augur, Basic Attention Tokens and Gnosis — represent $1.27 billion in market value.
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All of which may, at the end of the day, augur for a net loss in the turnout of progressives.
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That could augur for declines in diesel refining margins HOc1-CLc1, which are still seasonally strong at $18.53 a barrel.
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But even if the Democrats go 503 for 4, these special election results augur well for the party in 2018.
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The study also posits that a decline in black managers could augur a decline in black executives at technology companies.
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Observers say the vitriol, tinged with allegations about race and class, does not augur well for a reconciliation anytime soon.
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IHS Markit said investment and intermediate goods manufacturers performed particularly well in December, which could augur well for investment more broadly.
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For Augur, any holder of REP can become a "reporter", in charge of checking facts on the ground for a fee.
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Triumphalist hints in Chinese official media don't augur well, but let's hope that a more realistic and constructive thinking will prevail.
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And then, rapprochement might augur the Vatican's readiness to eventually stop recognizing Taipei and instead recognize Beijing as truly representing China.
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The turnaround in temporary employment in 2009 was among the "green shoots" taken to augur a long-awaited labour-market recovery.
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In sum, for many Americans, economic trends and entrenched family-unfriendly policies don't augur well for bringing children into the world.
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Those include Augur co-founder Jeremy Gardner, EDM artist 3LAU, EA co-founder Bing Gordon and more it can't announce just yet.
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That doesn't augur well for ailing bond powerhouse Deutsche Bank – nor Credit Suisse or Barclays which are also more fixed income-focused.
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Roland, naturally, is reluctant about toting a kid around, grudgingly realizing -- as Walter does -- that Jake's psychic "shine" might augur greater importance.
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That's because circulating tumor cells might augur metastatic cancer in some patients, while in others the mets never seem to take hold.
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The mid-October estimate for when the debt limit will hit this year seems to augur a similar approach this time around.
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For that reason, Mr. Trump's strength among them may not augur any great risk to the Democratic nominee in the general election.
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His ascension to the helm at Interior might augur a shift from standards and limits on environmental destruction to market-driven incentives.
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By itself, some former officials said, Mr. Xi's move to stay in power should not augur greater conflict with the United States.
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"It does not augur well for the intellectual leadership the institution needs at this complicated time in the world economy," Prasad said.
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Donald Trump's disdain for truth and institutions, his chaotic words and deeds, do not augur well for his country or his legacy.
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Some people also call stablecoins, prediction markets like Augur, and security tokens (aka stocks / real estate On The Blockchain) part of DeFi.
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His standing in national opinion polls is rather low for this point in a presidency, and augur a tough road to reelection.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody&aposs Analytics, said higher pay for job-switchers tends to augur more robust raises for everyone else.
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The manufacturing sector failed to contribute to British economic growth in 2015, and the latest figures do not augur well for this year.
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That helped pave the way to talks between the two countries this week in Beijing that augur well for a deal, however fragile.
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The New Deal and civil-rights era were rare explosions of liberal progress, in special circumstances, which his election alone did not augur.
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Late that year, the North Korean asked him to set up a meeting with executives at a Moscow-based firm called Augur RosAeroSystems.
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The company's former commercial director, Mikhail Talesnikov, confirmed the North Koreans had been in contact with Augur when he was at the company.
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She will assume office with dangerously high levels of public distrust and disapproval that would not augur well for any president-elect or president.
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Cheri Bustos, an Illinois Democrat seen as a rising star in the party, argued that the Crowley upset did not augur any broader trends.
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When Santander announced it was hiring Mr. Orcel last September, analysts said the move could augur another round of acquisitions by the Spanish bank.
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The ceremony to formally crown King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun began at 10:09 in the morning, the precise time designated by a royal augur.
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It would also augur very well for his chances in a swath of Midwestern and Rust Belt states including Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Prediction market Augur raised around $210 million over two months in 23; this year, its competitor Gnosis raised $2500 million in just 215 minutes.
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His impulsivity, lack of knowledge, many prejudices and conflicts of interest augur badly for the future of America's global leadership and ultimately, for our safety.
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Back home, it formed the soundtrack to a period of cultural originality, from architecture to football, that seemed to augur a bright future for Brazil.
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Nufarm's woes augur badly for other firms exposed to Australia's rural sector, which is struggling through the driest conditions in decades across the country's east.
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The emergence of two dominant alliances, one on the right and one on the left, could augur the formation of a stable two-party system.
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Mr Gorsuch's remarks—which even an approving legal scholar in the audience considered to be "tiptoeing the sideline" of propriety—augur a more activist approach.
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That may not augur well, he says, for China's long-term economic growth, its relations with the rest of the world and its political stability.
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The acts of defiance directed at Beijing, with some people calling for outright independence for Hong Kong, seemed to augur an especially stormy legislative term.
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Regulatory measures to boost scrutiny and transparency in the wealth management business augur well for foreign players already used to close regulatory scrutiny, it said.
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And if Austin does augur a more pluralistic future for the ride-hailing business in America, travellers could end up with more choices, not fewer.
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Amazon's attitude toward labor is emblematic of the culture it grew out of — and an augur of the service economy that's on the rise today.
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Keita's better-than-expected first-round showing and Cisse's failure to win endorsements from the third and fourth-place finishers augur well for the incumbent.
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But his standing remains low by historical standards, and some of the more specific details revealed by polls on impeachment augur very badly for him.
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Liberal Clinton skeptics have plenty to be skeptical about without pretending that endorsements like these augur a revival of voodoo economics and the one percent doctrine.
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While this would not necessarily point to recession next year or even early 2020, the historical record of the yield curve would augur for caution thereafter.
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To grapple with Trump is to wrestle with his hair, and its tone on the convention stage may well augur his own in the weeks afterward.
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Moscow's resistance to defining Pyongyang's missile launch as long-range does not augur well for Washington's planned push to impose new UN sanctions on North Korea.
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"We believe lowered expectations augur well for share price appreciation in the coming months," said Citi's Jim Suva said in a note to clients on Thursday.
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Jeremy Gardner is a co-founder of the Crypto Castle, initially both a home and the headquarters of start-up Augur, a decentralized prediction market platform.
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Clinton has a chance to lock in these gains, reverse some of the losses, and even augur a new, and very different, era on the Court.
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Earlier this month, the non-profit Forecast Foundation launched its Augur protocol on the Ethereum network in a bid to create the first blockchain-based betting platform.
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On the Augur marketplace, Motherboard found open bets on the deaths of a number of public figures, including Betty White, Donald Trump, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett.
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The Tory landslide in May 4's local elections, in which the party made huge inroads even in Scotland, seemed to augur great victory on June 8.
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That could enhance his power in a purge of restraining influences in his Cabinet that would augur a tumultuous period at home and abroad until November 2020.
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Their style won't inspire poetry, but it has proved effective at disrupting and disarming opponents, and even belying the statistics that normally augur success in this tournament.
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The heavy-handed response by two far-right politicians of similar temperaments does not augur well for global governance to tackle future threats posed to the planet.
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If he gains traction, that could augur a primary that may not be over by the time the party gathers in Milwaukee next summer for its convention.
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Yet even if Mr Trump were to drop all his outrageous promises, which his appointment of Mr Bannon does not augur, he must still run a competent administration.
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That may augur well for him in his forthcoming battles over the appointment of a new generation of lesser officials (the peel?) at a party congress next year.
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Trump has constructed a Cabinet of conservatives that could augur the movement's best chance to enshrine its ideas on tax, social and domestic issues since the Reagan administration.
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The advisories, if not withdrawn, would cause "irretrievable damage or losses" not only to PSA, and would not augur well for the port's development, according to the order.
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RBL's gains augur well for other financial services firms including ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co Ltd and PNB Housing Finance Ltd that are expected to list this year.
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Central bankers are on a pace to continue raising rates, but the lack of inflation could augur for a more patient pace than some in the market anticipate.
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Consider one instructive augur: Back in 1988, a punishing conflict broke out between two Soviet republics—Armenia and Azerbaijan, whose Nagorno-Karabakh region voted to unify with Armenia.
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Pushing a walker afterward, she spoke of the xenophobia that persisted after the election of Barack Obama, which she had expected to augur an end to such nastiness.
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Of course, such an outcome that would surely yield a new round of grousing and griping, but various factors, including nostalgia, appear to augur in the show's favor.
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He is widely loathed by residents of most other developed countries, and will augur a return to the Bush-era anti-American sentiment that pervaded European Union countries.
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PDT A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Augur removed the "Will Donald Trump ( President of The USA) be killed at any point during 2018" assassination market.
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He and Lopez had won back-to-back matches to reach the final on Saturday night after Lopez had taken down Canadian teenager Felix Augur-Aliassime in three sets.
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It may augur gains for Democrats in the 2018 mid-term congressional elections, which constitute the first significant opportunity for the out-of-power party to counter Mr Trump.
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"If the monetary policies are going be easing around the world then the financial system would be much more liquid, which might augur some buying in commodities," Wyckoff said.
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Now, Augur is hosting several wagers where users bet on when a public figure will die, with a pot of digital money going to whoever makes the correct guess.
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Even so, the reduction in new death sentences may augur a future where seven executions a year isn't celebrated as a noteworthy dip, but questioned as a macabre reality.
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While Mr. Corbyn's Labour Party may not augur much stability for British politics, his socialist idealism is better by far than the toxic future proposed by Europe's far right.
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The Islamic State group's claim on the attacks has further raised global alarm, with experts warning that such attacks may augur the group's next wave of terror post-caliphate.
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I also predict that even the most interesting and useful dapps (eg FOAM, Grid+, and Augur) will see slow if any growth until their fundamental usability issues are solved.
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That level of investor risk-taking could augur well for the stock market, Mr. Eavis writes — but may evaporate if another big tech company, like Facebook, delivers disappointing earnings.
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The nomination of Pompeo and the appointment of Bolton on the eve of the meeting with Kim Jung Un do not augur well for this foray into nuclear diplomacy.
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This isn't investment advice, but anyone with an interest should not only research Bitcoin but look beyond Bitcoin to other projects, such as Ethereum, Dash, Zcash, Golem, Augur, and SALT.
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In the aftermath of the US election, as pundits blamed highly biased media outlets and fake news stories for Trump's win, Eli Pariser appeared to be some sort of augur.
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The job cuts do not augur well for Kunshan, which had a population of more than 2.5 million at the end of 2014, two-thirds of whom were migrant workers.
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That could augur a flip in party control—one that might be locked in for a decade in 2021, when legislative boundaries are redrawn, possibly by a restored Democratic majority.
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The language from European officials towards Britain at Prime Minister Theresa May's first summit since June's vote for a Brexit from the EU did not augur well for the pound.
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For now, Augur only has a few dozen transactions on its marketplace, so it's unlikely the service will be able to incentivize anyone to murder a public figure anytime soon.
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The faltering imports trend don't augur well for the economy given it suggests that domestic consumption is not able to take up the slack left by weakness in external demand.
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It did not elaborate on where the new program would reside within the government or whether its creation might augur further cuts to the kingdom's extensive water and power subsidies.
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This may augur a period of expansive power plays by the President -- as he runs for reelection and that could become even more intense if he wins a second term.
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You may be familiar with legitimate DApps such as Augur or CryptoKitties, but this is not a story about what honest programmers can create using the power of the blockchain.
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More generally, Mr. Sanders's success in uniting less affluent white voters and liberals with a populist message is a fairly novel development that might augur well for progressives in Democratic politics.
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While wage growth may be good for the economy it could spell trouble for the bond market as inflation portends rate hikes, which augur a repricing of fixed income, he said.
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One might imagine that background—successfully stopping a planned surveillance programme in one of America's most liberal cities—would augur an oppositional relationship between the privacy commission and the police department.
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"To be prepared for...a two-front war, the huge deficiencies and obsolescence of weapons, stores and ammunition existing in the Indian army do not augur well," said the army's report.
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Every American should wish the Korea negotiations succeed, regardless of the political impact, but Trump's repeated praise for Kim Jong Un does not augur well for the negotiations on any level.
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H. R. McMaster as national security adviser, after President Trump fired his predecessor, Michael T. Flynn, should augur at least a fleeting period of stability at the dysfunctional National Security Council.
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Still, since it appeared uncertain recently that Mr. Putin was even prepared to meet with his Ukrainian counterpart, the scheduling of talks has, in itself, seemed to augur some incremental progress.
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The market quickly concluded that the president-elect's plans for huge tax cuts — especially for business — combined with his determination to lessen Washington's heavy regulatory hand augur well for corporate profits.
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The alternative would have been a minority government, which Mrs Merkel had said she did not want, or a fresh election, for which the SPD's miserable poll results did not augur well.
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But even if their message was confused, the show of force by France's more militant unions and student associations does not augur well for Mr. Hollande's chances in the 2017 presidential election.
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But the sea gulls aren't complaining about the overgrown spaces and free food, and their raucous sundown ritual of circling over the Forum and Palatine Hill does not augur well for Rome.
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The seasoning of more recent loan vintages and the overall increase in consumer debt levels over the past couple of years likely augur for further weakening of credit card portfolios through next year.
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"Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum Classic, Dash, Zcash, Bitcoin Gold, Stellar Lumens, DigiByte, Dogecoin, Golem, OmiseGO, Qtum, Augur, Status, Stratis, Vertcoin and 0x are the initial 20 cryptocurrencies," the company wrote.
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But the fact that the two sides resorted to force at such a delicate moment does not augur well in a region that has already seen far too much violence in recent years.
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Investors are eyeing the $70 level on U.S. crude, but said that would likely face resistance, particularly as the speed and magnitude of the recent rally would augur for selling pressure before long.
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Still, there are a few broad conclusions that can be gleaned from Sunday's event, and what it might augur for the rest of "awards season," with Academy Award nominations due on Jan. 13.
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President Trump's performance, including a Washington Post tally of more than 12,000 false or misleading statements, has cast doubt on his chance for reelection despite an economy that should augur well for him.
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There's trouble with the firebox on the smoker that you use with split maple, and trouble with the augur that runs fuel through to the smoker that burns pelletized sawdust: mesquite, hickory, apple.
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Hate violence is woven into the fabric of our nation's history, but it does not augur well for our future generations if they read that 2017 marked the start of a new nativist movement.
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Though the AHCA defeat did not in itself augur better congressional oversight of Mr Trump, the spectre that haunted Mr Schneiderman—a unified Republican government uncritically supporting a rogue president—is looking less threatening.
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In 2017, with Mr Trump having ascended to the presidency, the curse could augur the election of a Democratic governor (Mr McAuliffe is barred by the Virginia constitution from seeking a second consecutive term).
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Rather than living on a few servers, as Intrade did, Augur is a "protocol", or set of technical rules, based on the Ethereum blockchain, that allows punters to set up their own prediction market.
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But times are changing as Bonds and Clemens enjoyed dramatic gains in voting by members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America that could augur their eventual elections, perhaps as soon as next year.
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The spat over the portraits could augur poorly for Venezuela's political prospects in the new year, the country's first taste of a divided government where disputes boil up as the economy continues its meltdown.
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With the Socialist Party in its death throes, this could augur a real redefinition of the French political landscape where the right and left could offer radically different visions of society to the electorate.
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An economic slowdown in China — coupled with the knock-on effects of widening trade disputes and slowing growth in Europe — may augur poorly for a global economy that even recently seemed in rude health.
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And though, as many have noted, there is bad news for Mr Trump in public opinion —always the likeliest predictor of political change—it is so far too modest to augur a dramatic shift.
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MUMBAI, Oct 13 (Reuters) - India might have thought the worst of a bad loans crisis was past, but a severe cash crunch in the real estate industry could augur fresh strife for its banks.
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After the hearing, a tired Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings delivered a verdict that may augur a fateful moment in American history when he was asked whether Trump may have committed a crime in office.
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The two-year-old startup already powers infrastructure for hundreds of businesses serving over one million customers in 230 countries per week, including big names like Augur, 0x, Cryptokitties, Kyber and the Opera browser.
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An unemployment rate that low is supposed to augur disaster, if you listened to many macroeconomists — and indeed, many Federal Reserve officials responsible for managing employment in the US — over the past few years.
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While it's impossible to augur, for certain, an accurate answer, there's a question to be asked about how that same film might have been inflected, even a touch, had non-American black performers been cast.
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"This massive public-sector jobs cut plan in disguise does not augur well for a job recovery in a country still mired in mass unemployment," Luc Farre of the UNSA union said in a statement.
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Should Democrat Doug Jones win in deep-red Alabama, it would spare the party the nightmare of welcoming Moore to Washington but it would not augur especially well for the GOP heading into the midterms.
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"Higher-than-expected health care costs have jeopardized the financial solvency of some insurers and have caused other insurers to leave the exchange altogether," said James Augur, a regional vice president of Anthem in Connecticut.
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While the Fed's No. 2 policymaker did not address when the U.S. central bank should next raise interest rates, analysts said his comments could augur a hawkish outlook from Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Friday.
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The latest revelations do not, however, augur well for the credibility of Mr Barr, whom Democrats already consider more a presidential consigliere than an impartial official thanks to his partisan handling of the Russia investigation.
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So the fact that such end-of-the-year films as "Silence" and "Patriots Day" (the Boston Marathon bombing film from Peter Berg) received no Golden Globes love does not necessarily augur an Oscar shutout.
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"This does not augur well for the future of the company, for the shareholders, big and small, and more importantly for the employees," Gaurang Shah, head investment strategist at Mumbai-based brokerage Geojit Financial Services.
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"Since using Alchemy, our team has been able to refocus its time on building new product features for Augur that we wouldn't have been able to otherwise," Augur's director of operations Tom Kysar tells me.
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Even if Augur is not a wild success, it is a "worthwhile exploration" of the viability of decentralised services, says Kevin Werbach, the author of "The Blockchain and the New Architecture of Trust", a forthcoming book.
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"In our view, the drivers of the third-quarter results are sustainable and exit trends augur well for support of full year expectations, which should be welcomed by the market following persistent downgrades," Jefferies analysts said.
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"This does not augur well for the future of the company, for the shareholders, big and small, and more importantly for the employees," said Gaurang Shah, head investment strategist at Mumbai-based brokerage Geojit Financial Services.
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PARELES It makes some sense that the Last Poets — who, in the late 1960s, did more to augur the rise of hip-hop than any band of their generation — would find relevance today by looking back.
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"The business and financial community is deeply concerned about what this may augur for Hong Kong," said Fred Hu, founder of the investment firm Primavera Capital Group and former chairman of Goldman Sachs's Greater China business.
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Already, the company — founded just two months ago — says it's seeing $250,000 in revenue from three paying customers, including market forecasting startup Augur, which is perhaps best known for orchestrating the first ICO on the ethereum network.
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The current CAPE is at an extremely high level, as you can see in my friend Jake's graphic below (via MarketWatch), which does not augur well for the next 10 years in terms of average annual returns.
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This "does not augur well for the government capex - the major support to investment today, as private investment sentiment continues to stay weak," said Rupa Rege-Nitsure, group chief economist at L&T Finance Holdings in Mumbai.
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An improvement in the U.S. and European economies could augur well for exporters, but economists said demand is still fragile, and it will be difficult for manufacturers to pass on to customers the cost of higher input materials.
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The usual signs augur a good result for Democrats: they are performing well on the popular vote, known as the "congressional generic ballot" and they have performed well in special elections, and raised more cash than their opponents.
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Mr. Trump, as before, ignored the many issues that divide the United States and Russia, and it is far from clear that a Trump presidency, pleasantries aside, would augur a significant warming of relations between the two countries.
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The larger point, however, should not be lost: An inverted curve auguring a deflationary world is not necessarily predicting a recession, as in the 20th century, nor does it augur the kind of pain experienced in 2008–09.
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The timing of this announcement, combined with the disregard for Palestinian interests and Mr. Trump's poor record of follow-through on bold proposals (see: North Korea), does not augur a period of vigorous multilateral negotiation toward a true peace.
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" The irony, however, is that the sensitive and talky American cinema that critics and the Cannes jury hoped "Sex, Lies and Videotape" would augur never fully bloomed, in part because of the Sundance success of movies like "Reservoir Dogs.
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" The irony, however, is that the sensitive and talky American cinema that critics and the Cannes jury hoped "Sex, Lies and Videotape" would augur never fully bloomed, in part because of the Sundance success of movies like "Reservoir Dogs.
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The Browns had finally looked to have sorted out their quarterback issues by taking Baker Mayfield with the first overall pick in the 2018 draft, and a solid 7-8-1 season seemed to augur well heading into 2019.
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Augur has been active in projects related to Russian state defense procurement since the late 1990s, according to its website: It has carried out testing for the Russian defense ministry, and the Russian military uses some of its products.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A decision to delay Mexican oil auctions until after the next president takes office does not augur well for opening the country's energy sector to private investment, the head of a major business association said on Thursday.
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Even so, the twin loss of these series, as different as they are, does augur fewer "Big Bangs," and when it comes to using the term "hit," a dwindling number of shows with a legitimate claim to that ratings throne.
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The talks in Switzerland ended after five days with little evidence of tangible results, and the decision by the coalition to abandon the cease-fire does not augur well for efforts to bring the parties back to the negotiating table.
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Graham's open dissent from the Trump administration's position on migrant families, as well as his decision to do so on CBN, is a stunning reversal — one that might augur a wider shift in evangelical Christians' support for the Trump administration.
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We just hope that another detail in LG's description for the teaser video, in which it asks its followers whether they're "prepared to get stunned by the LG Premiere," does not augur a highly potent new form of contactless haptic feedback.
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The Court's willingness to take on the Louisiana law for oral argument does not augur well for abortion rights: there's no reason to consider it unless some of the conservative Justices are looking to toss out the Whole Woman's Health ruling.
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Despite China's constitutional commitments to gender equality, discrimination remains widespread, academics and feminists say, summed up by the saying that a woman with power is like "a hen crowing at dawn" — an augur of the collapse of the family and state.
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But the virtual-reality courtroom (for trainee lawyers) your correspondent was shown, to give him a taste of the results of the OU's recent investments in tech, did not augur well: the graphics looked like those from a mid-2000s games console.
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Speaking with CNBC on the sidelines of the 2017 Asian Development Bank meeting in Japan, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda explained that he is seeing shifts in the country's labor market, and that could augur good things for the Japanese economy.
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Chinese analysts believe the drone could have been tracking their submarines Donald Trump's comments on a U.S. underwater drone seized by the Chinese navy are inflaming an already tense dispute, say analysts – and don't augur well for future relations between the superpowers.
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" For his part, Mr. Moreno sees signs of an emerging consciousness in Miami that should augur well for a 2019 Biennial that could also be politically freighted: "There's a hangover, a realization that Art Basel's commercial culture didn't produce a Miami art scene.
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Oumuamua and Borisov, he added, augur well for a new telescope the National Science Foundation is building in Chile called the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, which will sweep the entire sky every few days, producing in effect a movie of the universe.
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The new results augur a bright future for the ALMA telescope, a $1.5 billion array of antennas tuned to record the heat emanations of stars and dust, and NASA's coming James Webb Space Telescope, designed to investigate the early days of the universe.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is expected to hold its negative interest rates and 10-year government bond yield target steady next week as a weaker yen and positive overseas conditions augur well for Japan's economic prospects, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
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"The pattern that has been working, easy money but relatively slow economic growth that keeps the tightening from becoming too tight, continues to augur for a decent outlook for equities in particular," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank in Cleveland.
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With Cersei (Lena Headey, delivering another mesmerizing performance) betraying her pledge to assist in the fight against the White Walkers, that would seem to augur two huge conflicts, as her brother Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) warned, regardless of how the first one turns out.
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Given that this is a presidency almost exclusively rooted in efforts to secure Trump's base, it might not be surprising if the President looks at such numbers and decides his own political interests -- as distinct from the wider Republican Party's -- augur no course correction.
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"We think a review of Felda will augur well for FGV, which has seen some selling pressure recently, which we believe was due to concerns over the potential injection of Indonesian assets," said Ivy Ng, regional head of plantations research at CIMB Investment Bank.
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Those are more pressing priorities than a military attack from China, Russia, Iran or North Korea, and if we don't do a better job of addressing these threats, the pain we are feeling during the coronavirus outbreak may augur even greater catastrophes to come.
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"I don't see any significant shortages longer term that augur for oil prices to go up past $50 a barrel or a sustained hike at the pump for consumers," said Joe Quinlan, chief market strategist at U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management.
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There's little wonder why academia has a sexual harassment problem: once these sorts of men find themselves in positions of power with the job security tenure provides, they have little reason to fear the consequences when their "provocative" attitudes augur into inappropriate, demeaning conduct against others.
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To learn more, we talked yesterday with Morehead, Pantera partner Paul Veradittakit and new hire Joey Krug, who previously co-founded Augur, a decentralized prediction market platform that raised $5.3 million in an ICO in 2015 — long before the rest of us had ever heard the term.
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Swinton's real identity does not augur some sort of gender-bending "Suspiria" plot twist, and while Klemperer spends much of the movie investigating the coven's supernatural schemes, at no point does this elderly psychoanalyst shed his makeup to reveal that he is another character in disguise.
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As the dust settled on the health care debacle, it was clear that Mr. Trump's lieutenants in the Republican civil war had been divided on how they thought the health care fight should have been handled, which does not augur well for the political battles to come.
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Europe's willingness to fill the gap vacated by a revisionist America could also be tested in the western Balkans, where a swelling mood of revolt in Serbia and contentious land-swaps between countries that spilled blood over land in recent memory could augur a return to instability and violence.
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Their promise to fight hard to amend the constitution, as well as further demands for greater local rights from other parts of the multi-lingual, multi-ethnic and multi-religious country, could augur trouble, unless the communists shed their victors' hubris to accommodate the Madhesis and other marginalised people.
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The outlines of this paradigm shift and the changes they augur are not mere "tweaks" or a "modernization" — they signal an historic course shift in U.S. trade policy that will present unprecedented challenges to America's trading partners, American politics, our economy and the present domestic and international trading rules.
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Both parties now confront the same question: What does such a hard-won victory in the Lululemon-and-loafers subdivisions of Dunwoody and Roswell, where Mr. Trump prevailed in November, augur for Republicans who next year will be defending an array of less conservative seats outside the South?
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To better understand the dynamics of the sea ice, Polashenski has an instrument set up on the ice that fires a pulse of lasers at a number of targets roughly 1 kilometer away to measure how their distances change over time — tiny changes that augur breakups within the ice.
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His victory would augur major changes for France: a historic slashing of its generous welfare state, a crackdown on immigration, restrictions on gay couples' rights as parents, and tension between France and its NATO allies as the nation cozies up to Putin's Russia on issues like Ukraine and Syria.
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Blake founded Microsoft's computer vision group, and was managing director of Microsoft Research, Cambridge, where he was involved in the development of the Kinect sensor — which was something of an augur for computer vision's rising star (even if Kinect itself did not achieve the kind of consumer success Microsoft might have hoped).
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The very last fund invests in cryptocurrencies that are already trading on exchanges — an approach that includes machine learning to algorithmically invest in crypotcurrencies, as well as allows for some discretionary input by Pantera's top brass, which includes Morehead, Veradittakit, and Joey Krug, who joined Pantera last year after cofounding the market forecasting startup Augur.
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Still, the morning's events did not augur well for a quick deal: Mr. Cuomo's negotiating partners — Carl E. Heastie, the Bronx Democrat who serves as Assembly speaker, and John J. Flanagan, the Republican majority leader in the Senate — left a long meeting with the governor with little to say, beyond tersely confirming that they were still working.
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Trump's tweets at China over a drone are intensifying an already strained relationship Trump's tweets at China over a drone are intensifying an already strained relationship Donald Trump's comments on a U.S. underwater drone seized by the Chinese navy are inflaming an already tense dispute, say analysts – and don't augur well for future relations between the superpowers.
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The recent surge may not augur some great career turn—his previous career high in homers was 28, and the list of middle infielders who found all-world power just before their 30th birthdays is a short one—but this is someone living the last-place life the right way, bringing beer-league softball strategy to the bigs.
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Here, three reporters for The New York Times — Jodi Kantor, an enterprise reporter who has written about gender, politics and the workplace; Noam Scheiber, a labor reporter based in Washington, D.C., and Mr. Fuller, the San Francisco bureau chief — discuss their views on new family leave laws in California, New York and corporate America and what they might augur in terms of national policy.
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Oh you real effulgent frailties Look a book, a banister, a sinister affirmation of how little we achieve in looking a bog, an orchard, an icy shore shorn of longing a flower, a power- line flecked with lingering over their split tails, then the mass of them amassing living darkening cloud When they settle I am slumped in my plushest lonely meadow, nook look, look the augur of them in the unfamiliar immediacy of any old mothering oak
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The full list is below: Cardano (ADA), Aeternity (AE), Aragon (ANT), Bread Wallet (BRD), Civic (CVC), Dai (DAI), district22018x (DNT), EnjinCoin (ENJ), EOS (EOS), Golem Network (GNT), IOST (IOST), Kin (KIN), Kyber Network (KNC), ChainLink (LINK), Loom Network (LOOM), Loopring (LRC), Decentraland (MANA), Mainframe (MFT), Maker (MKR), NEO (NEO), OmiseGo (OMG), Po.et (POE), QuarkChain (QKC), Augur (REP), Request Network (REQ), Status (SNT), Storj (STORJ), Stellar (XLM), XRP (XRP), Tezos (XTZ), and Zilliqa (ZIL) The company last announced new asset explorations in July, although today it did add four new ERC tokens to its pro service.
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