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He needs to be contained, but he needs to be contained by attacking his policies, not his person.
But plasmas can only reach this so-called "steady state" if they can be contained, and extraordinarily hot atomic soup does not like to be contained.
The chemicals at the Arkema facility appeared to be contained.
And if they get through their impact can be contained.
It's a rage that cannot, and will not be contained.
Most people expect this confrontation to be contained without conflict.
The overweening influence of its military had to be contained.
He saw them as people to be contained, not understood.
Cal Fire estimated the fires would be contained by Friday.
Any and all emotions can be contained in those three.
Authorities predict the fire will be contained by January 7.
A lot can be contained in that very small print.
And thus its inanity will, in all likelihood, be contained.
"The outbreak can be contained and controlled," Dr. Daszak said.
North Korea's behavior is -- has to be contained, stopped, reversed.
When to use it: When your excitement just can't be contained.
Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup's feelings cannot be contained on screen.
" They also described him as "a meteor that couldn't be contained.
Cardi B has the kind of personality that can't be contained.
Cal Fire estimated the fires would be contained by Oct. 20.
He cannot be contained because he is psychologically off the chain.
General uncertainty about whether the virus can be contained remains high.
Emergencies like this one can't be contained by emergency measures alone.
But fame — or infamy — can't be contained by space and time.
"The transmission of the virus cannot be contained there," he said.
How do you enable yourself to be contained in extreme conditions?
Over 80 years later, great locust swarms still can't be contained.
If they did their job right, a fire might be contained.
Umezawa's art cannot be contained within the borders of any nation.
The fire would not be contained fully for another five months.
If the system works as it should, any recriminations would be contained.
Files for the same patients may also be contained in multiple folders.
Cal Fire had estimated the fires would be contained by Oct. 20.
And the harms they produce will not be contained within their walls.
If you're lucky, the remains will be contained in an intact coffin.
Innovation like this cannot be contained, and it of course went viral.
It's now clear that the epidemic was never going to be contained.
If it does, whether it can be contained, which unfortunately seems unlikely.
Your mother is a woman, and women like her cannot be contained.
We all know people who just can't be contained within four walls.
The advanced features would be contained within Tweetdeck, the company's app for professionals.
The odds are that the upsurge of violence will not soon be contained.
Outbreaks of "vaccine-derived poliovirus" can usually be contained in a few months.
The intellectual life they promoted was never meant to be contained or disciplined.
Boeing's boosters believe that even then the long-term damage could be contained.
It can't even be contained by the confines of a moving motor vehicle!
Sixty percent of surveyed Americans said they felt the threat can be contained.
He was an ungraceful bull in every shop and would not be contained.
Lee said the impact from the recent Hanjin Shipping collapse could be contained.
Still, optimism for the NPC to reveal big-bang measures should be contained.
You don't have to be proper, or try to be contained or calm.
But that eyes-closed conviction, when burning a ferocious burn, cannot be contained.
As of now, GBH Insights considers that damage to be "contained," he said.
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Once the fuse was lit, the anger couldn't be contained.
And we will also understand that if negotiations fail, it can be contained.
Sure enough, when Hanson was appointed CEO, analysts' enthusiasm could hardly be contained.
What is certain is that China won't be contained — and is getting stronger.
I love SXSW, but I don't believe the novel coronavirus can be contained.
Lesson No. 4: Bad actors are unavoidable, but their influence can be contained.
President Trump remains bullish that the North Korea nuclear threat can be contained.
Five million is way too many; the infection could no longer be contained.
These conversations can and should be contained to a specific time and space.
It's now clear that the coronavirus epidemic was never going to be contained.
The real risk in Britain is that the new extremism cannot be contained.
Even though this hair can't be contained, he's grown it for a reason.
They assumed, in their report, that the virus would be contained by March.
Under New York State law, all villages must be contained within a town.
But Mr. Glover then lifts the lid on passions that simply won't be contained.
In Sebald's Europe the past cannot merely be contained by designated places of memory.
Some criminals are such dramatic figures they can't be contained in a single book.
JL: IvX will be contained in the X-Men and Inhuman universe of books.
The trade war may yet be contained, to the benefit of the world economy.
But its excesses can be contained by seeing it as the impetus for change.
With water, it needs to be contained or it spills everywhere, much like emotions.
KM: There is still discretionary spending on public administration side that can be contained.
The study also concludes that the epidemic cannot be contained with existing control measures.
What is certain, however, is that this conflict cannot be contained, as Obama thought.
The mainstream may be embracing it, but its artists aren't ready to be contained.
Bouncing around in the mind of one jittery passenger, it can usually be contained.
My excitement cannot be contained and full disclosure I cried during the opening number.
The momentum created could not be contained by the four walls of Claire's classroom.
If that infrastructure disappears, it cannot be instantly rebuilt, and viruses cannot be contained.
Maybe if online speech were treated similarly, some of the toxicity could be contained.
The training helped modernize how fires in remote forests could be contained and extinguished.
Jacques is a reminder that all of that can be contained in one body.
But many of the financial projections assumed the coronavirus would be contained to China.
We looked at six factors that will determine whether the virus can be contained.
Ms. Fox said she hoped the emu would be contained in a similar way.
Ms. Fox said she hoped the emu would be contained in a similar way.
Here are six key factors that will determine whether it can be contained. 2100.
The magic of Rare's cooperative pirate simulator seems to be contained within these moments.
Firefighters said that while buildings are at risk, they believe the blazes will be contained.
"The situation doesn't look likely to be contained by March," a government official told Reuters.
It added its baseline assumption was that the virus would be contained by this March.
The spirit will be contained so long as no one sells or buys Dease's art.
Yet Paik quickly figured out that art could not be contained within rigidities of code.
Some signs have made me wonder whether our more Hobbesian tendencies can be contained too.
And SoCal Gas says the leak likely won't be contained until March at the earliest.
The outbreak began in August and defied early expectations that it would be contained quickly.
But coronavirus can only be contained if Trump heeds that sort of expertise, Klain concludes.
We were confident that Hitler could be contained, right up to the fall of France.
If the goal is a limited buffer zone along the border, conflict may be contained.
In Wilson's best-case scenario, the outbreak will be contained by the end of March.
A majority of respondents, 60 percent, thinks North Korea's weapons development program can be contained.
Online infringement was no longer a potentially infectious outbreak to be contained by stately processes.
But sources so far have not shared what more may be contained in the report.Rep.
Cal Fire, the state's firefighting agency, was hopeful the blazes would be contained by Friday.
And the government — the FBI and NSA — see Alton as a threat to be contained.
Despite not knowing when or how the fire will be contained, Jenner continues to be hopeful.
What they describe is never static, and therefore cannot be contained within the bounds of rule.
Dr. Mike Ryan of the World Health Organization said that the virus can still be contained.
"The situation doesn't look likely to be contained by March," a senior government official told Reuters.
"The pullback is probably going to be contained to the 2,930 to 2,950 level," he added.
Yet he also believes the damage will ultimately be contained by strong quarterly earnings and guidance.
"But we have to be sure that the financial stability consequences will be contained," he added.
Even though the stock has an occasional pullback, Collins found that they tend to be contained.
Import recovery, on the other hand, will be contained by the lagging pace of domestic demand.
All of humanity's despair seemed to be contained within his lungs and released through his mouth.
The presumption behind the regulation of genetically modified organisms is that their spread can be contained.
The Earth is not big enough for Bono; his ego cannot be contained by our atmosphere.
The chance that serious escalation in any of today's simmering conflicts could be contained is low.
JPMorgan economist David Hensley argued that strains in most other emerging markets (EM) would be contained.
It's a feminist statement, one that says my hair, and by extension me, cannot be contained.
He also cannot be contained because he lacks the inner equipment that makes decent behavior possible.
To certain extent, I had privacy, but I had to be contained to my own space.
The fire is unlikely to be contained — let alone extinguished — before September, according to Cal Fire.
However, he expects the problems to be contained and not become a major impediment to growth.
You are a free thinker whose political views can't easily be contained in a box, right?
This is by design — the project is epic and cannot be contained in any coherent fashion.
He is still a spiritual seeker, but the kind who cannot be contained by one faith.
"But overall, how the pandemic will be contained still remains a cause of concern," he added.
Sorrell thinks we'll know within the next few weeks if the new coronavirus can be contained.
But if people acted now, many of the negative effects of climate change could be contained.
However, if the RBI raises rates in its upcoming meeting, the rupee depreciation could be contained.
However, the consensus was that it would depend on how well the pandemic can be contained.
But, of course, sex is complex and encapsulates far more than what can be contained in platitudes.
"Whether it can be contained in China, that's the question for the world right now," Tatem says.
"This needs to be contained, and quickly," one Democratic aide said in previewing lawmakers returning to Washington.
During a recent concert in Australia, the 28-year-old confessed that she simply cannot be contained.
At least this means Datsik's volatility will be contained within the confines of a cage... for now.
Engine manufacturers put them through rigorous testing to make sure blades and other metal can be contained.
As long as we act to keep inflation within the symmetry envisioned, inflation expectations should be contained.
Either way, the damage that Mr. Trump threatens to do to the Republican Party can be contained.
Isaac's career of global public service is so extensive, it can hardly be contained in one page.
But India is clearly a different ballgame, especially when old rival Amazon Prime has to be contained.
Fortunately Trump's fire should still be contained, by the wider electorate if not by his hapless party.
From the start, Hield could not be contained on the boards, which keyed the Sooners' transition offense.
His mother was cremated and he wondered about the logistics: What would the ashes be contained in?
Though we've reached pandemic levels, WHO still believes that COVID-19 can be contained with aggressive action.
We are the canaries in the coal mine, and Bloomberg's toxic policies must be contained and dismantled.
Populist authoritarianism in the context of one-party rule will not be contained easily, let alone defeated.
"Iran's policy after the nuclear deal will be contained antagonism towards the United States," said Karim Sadjadpour.
Something that is dangerous and contagious can only be contained by taking everybody who has the virus.
It comes up with ideas that are not able to be contained in a rational basis quickly.
Hindi cinema conventions and Mr. Khaitan's script may constrict Vaidehi's options, but Ms. Bhatt cannot be contained.
He is unlikely to be contained by norms and customs, or even by laws and the Constitution.
The U.S. Air Force said in a statement that damage appeared to be contained within SpaceX's launch complex.
A liquid form of Compound 1080 can be contained in collars placed on livestock like sheep and goats.
President Obama's gross miscalculation in 2013 was to wager that the conflict could be contained within Syria's borders.
Our existence is a viral bad act that must be contained, under any circumstance, even legal political protest.
Endless Poetry is an ecstatic unfurling of memories of a bohemian life that can't be contained in prose.
Prices for allowances will be contained by a "price collar" that establishes both a floor and a ceiling.
The Brian Head Fire is expected to be contained by July 247, the National Wildfire Coordinating Group reported.
These stocks defy the notion of the inevitable gravitational pull of the old equilibrium lineand can't be contained.
But to him, none of those rise to the scale of the financial crisis and can be contained.
But I really hope that-- that-- North Korean risk be-- contained and reduced in coming months and years.
Extremism cannot be contained in one country or one region, it's a global menace, requiring a global response.
However, as long as management continues to develop its profitable business prudently, downward rating pressure should be contained.
However, as long as management continues to develop Destek's profitable business prudently, downward rating pressure should be contained.
They saw the information issue as a lesser threat that could be contained to Ukraine or Eastern Europe.
Tim McGraw is popular pretty much everywhere, proving that patriotism pandering cannot be contained by mere state borderlines.
This Sunday's Game of Thrones contained hype levels so extreme, they could not be contained between the credits.
There was also some kind of assault on a military outpost, but both attacks appeared to be contained.
"This movement is like a wave — that energy can't be contained," Ocasio-Cortez said at the Detroit rally.
The ions' electric charge means they can be contained in an electromagnetic trap that safeguard them, NASA said.
But doses of cholera vaccine have arrived, and the humanitarian crisis may yet be contained, aid agencies say.
The only way this epidemic can be contained is by significantly reducing the supply and access to guns.
But the best can't quite be contained, as witness the dark tie-dye of mole poblano, seeping through.
That worries global health experts, who say there's now less of a chance that it can be contained.
At 22019:22.5pm there's currently 28 bush and grass fires burning across NSW, 0003 yet to be contained.
But Madelyn's cuteness couldn't be contained and the video has since racked up more than 42 million views.
The dramatic market sell-off, he suggested, had gotten ahead of the likelihood the virus will be contained.
The dramatic market sell-off, he suggested, had gotten ahead of the likelihood the virus will be contained.
But investors are optimistic that the disease can be contained, helping the global economy to stay on track.
Even an individual spat with a neighbor like Turkey would likely be contained mostly between the two states.
State legislatures should not delude themselves that the dangers of an Article V convention can somehow be contained.
If that can be contained and supported in the studio, that will just provide fruit for generating other possibilities.
Because all these factors are in play, the new conspiracism is unlikely to be contained to the United States.
Snider easily qualifies for such categories as "neglected" and "overlooked," but her work cannot be contained by these terms.
Unless it represents the form's evolution, a push into new territories, a reminder that imagination can't always be contained.
These stocks defy the notion of the inevitable gravitational pull of the old equilibrium line, and can't be contained.
In a healthy society, it will be contained, segregated, controlled, and stigmatized, carrying both a legal and social sanction.
In the beginning, we see a spritely 6-year-old in the early aughts whose smile cannot be contained.
Revenues may take time to grow, so costs will have to be contained even as new things are attempted.
And — as Steffans-Short admits in the beginning — no woman can be contained by either of these two terms.
Luckily, he said, the platform that the roda offers has spread all over the city and cannot be contained.
In 2016 we were short-sighted enough to behave as though history would be contained within those 12 months.
In this acute window—essentially as immediately as possible after acid has touched skin—the damage must be contained.
"Fire cannot be contained," Nina Avgustovna Didrikil, an employee at the Lenin Institute, wrote in her diary in 1920.
Just a month ago, markets were hitting record highs on hopes the outbreak would largely be contained in China.
I was paralyzed: The story seemed too complex to be contained in even in an uncommonly long newspaper article.
Like most Americans, however, the doctors in attendance thought that the epidemic could still be contained through precautionary hygiene.
"They can normally be contained by clearing narrow fire breaks in the leaf litter and fine fuel," Barlow says.
The coronavirus morphed this past week into an increasingly global phenomenon that experts agree can no longer be contained.
They are sustained by a vague hope that Iran's nuclear program can be contained until the American presidential election.
The company essentially digitizes -- and makes a lot less boring -- information that used to be contained in a pamphlet.
Also said to be contained in the notebooks: top-secret phone numbers, addresses of covert facilities and operational notes.
The big event comes at 17A, where the clue "Not to be contained anymore" is BURST AT THE SEAMS.
Band gaps enable controlled transmission of data, since the blocked frequencies can be contained and guided through channels called waveguides.
One woman could not be contained, rising from her chair to claim a spot on the rug right in front.
White House lawyers, aware of the tumult, initially believed it could be contained within the walls of the White House.
At every level, the exhibition draws our attention to what cannot be contained, what ebbs and flows, what seeps through.
But the sediment also raises the river above the surrounding plains, so that it has to be contained by dykes.
And 210 percent said they believed the virus will be contained to a small number of cases, the survey found.
According to Chafer, the remains will be contained within a landing craft that will stay on the moon in perpetuity.
"There is upside (for platinum) — but that upside will be contained because of the fundamentals," UBS analyst Joni Teves said.
And while Bing's "rage" is contained through a system, Clay's objections in "Black Museum" are to be contained in chains.
"My impression is that it seems to be contained at this point," a Western diplomat in the region told Reuters.
The fix, however, will be contained in separate legislation and not offered as part of the American Health Care Act.
Yet they're constitutionally incapable of doing it, because their creativity and ambition cannot be contained in rectangular black-metal housing.
Nature, once viewed as a threat to be contained, is now seen as an integral part of the built landscape.
Impulse control can be contained and channeled into intuition by quiet afternoons on the screen porch reading long complicated books.
If people are provided with protective equipment and they change their burial practices, the outbreak can be contained and extinguished.
These people couldn't be contained by their circumstances, and the sad thing is that H will never know his people.
"The more that people do to reduce their public contact the sooner the COVID-19 will be contained," he said.
The Republican Party is learning what should have been obvious from the outset: Mr. Trump's chaotic personality can't be contained.
In 1963, the US and the Soviet Union agreed to cease atmospheric tests because the fallout couldn't necessarily be contained.
In reality, much of that information is unlikely to be contained in the limited number of returns requested by Congress.
If it can be contained to hot spots and a trickle of new cases, the political impact may be moderate.
The "poisonous ideology" that produced the terrorist attacks in Manchester and this weekend cannot be contained, he argues, with negotiation.
And it is important that the drama of the trial be contained to discussions of presidential wrongdoing, rather than fights.
Those who think Trump can be contained, or trained by seasoned K Street hacks to act reasonable, are deluding themselves.
This round may be contained Despite the serious escalation, a sustained and massive confrontation is not necessarily around the corner.
This information will draw a clearer picture of how the pathogen behaves and how and whether it can be contained.
Ultimately, the firm said that "if the virus can be contained in the near-term, the damage could be minimized."
He's some talent that can't be contained and finally got put on this proper scale but then unfortunately passed away.
Oxfam has little hope the outbreak will be contained anytime soon, estimating 600,2 people will have cholera by year's end.
Oxfam has little hope the outbreak will be contained anytime soon, estimating 600,000 people will have cholera by year's end.
Second, the effects of such actions, the ramifications, will not be contained to the areas in which the extremists are located.
It would exacerbate the refugee crisis, and it wouldn't just be contained within Iran -- this would turn into a regional war.
In this initial phase the overall market shock should be contained, with value declines in the low or mid-single digits.
His feet are bouncing up and down as a smile overtakes his entire face—his excitement can no longer be contained.
The lipo guard bag is so in case something does happen, the fire is going to be contained inside the bag.
It has never and will never be contained within a handbook or a diet plan or even in a mobile application.
More recently, local officials have tried treating violent crime as an epidemic, something whose spread can be contained or even prevented.
Offshore oil drilling directly harms sea life and risks devastating oil spills that history shows cannot be contained or cleaned up.
Likewise, his curious bromance with Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, dismays those in Britain who fervently believe Russia must be contained.
Its support of Haftar will depend on whether it thinks he can win or how much civilian casualties can be contained.
"It's not going to be contained to a few influencers, not even a few hundred," said Vashisht (pictured above with Contestabile).
Grief takes many forms, and — depending on the person and the situation — cannot always be contained within a fixed time period.
And given that the stock is currently just under $103, your potential losses could be contained if you take Collins' advice.
The building has yet to top out, but its two-part form already reflects the main uses to be contained within.
For Big Tech, investors are concerned about a drop in economic activity and business spending if the coronavirus can't be contained.
The virus would be contained, factories would revive, and products not made on schedule would be produced at some later point.
The World Health Organization officially labeled COVID-19 a pandemic, but they still believe it can be contained with aggressive action.
Dr. Thomas Frieden, a former CDC director, told The Times that it is "increasingly unlikely" that the coronavirus "can be contained."
The coronavirus spreading in China appears to be contained for the time being, according to the CEO of pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.
To build the confidence to go over, you must think of yourself as a creature that cannot be contained so easily.
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the new coronavirus would eventually be contained and "disappear" in the US, CNN reported.
The passion in the after-hours classroom where strategy is discussed and actions orchestrated can hardly be contained within its walls.
There is no constraining the brutality of the masculine libido, it's like expecting Niagara to be contained by a Ziploc bag.
A total of 100 fires were burning in New South Whales on Tuesday, with 60 percent still needing to be contained.
The rapid reaction to the situation in Morobe province means this outbreak might soon be contained, with few additional instances of paralysis.
We're just days away from the highly anticipated season 2 premiere of Big Little Lies, and our collective excitement cannot be contained.
For investors who believe the impact of the coronavirus outbreak will be contained, Goldman Sachs said buy the dip in value stocks.
Snider's work cannot be contained by these terms, which helps explain why she is not as well-known as she should be.
But memes are no substitute for the truth, and the truth is too unwieldy to be contained in such an unreliable format.
Very early on in my college career I saw I had a lot of interests that couldn't be contained in a classroom.
History may seem cyclical, but it builds upon itself, and pressures unrelieved over time compound until they can be contained no longer.
"Without a doubt if there were sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin," Neves added.
If people exposed to the disease are identified and quarantined rapidly, it can likely be contained in an isolated area, he added.
Taylor Swift's ass will NOT be contained -- the thing has been busting out lately, and looks great, but also looks, ummm ... different.
The American diplomat George Kennan forged America's Cold War consensus by counseling that Soviet power had to be contained until it collapsed.
The space would need proper ventilation, and patients should not be contained in a waiting area where they could infect one another.
"We continue to think this correction will be contained to 5 percent in the S&P 500," the Morgan Stanley strategists wrote.
The habitat would protect humans while also protecting the lunar or Martian surface because the fungi would be contained within the structure.
Rather than close entire lines on weekdays, the shutdowns would happen during nights and weekends and be contained to sections of lines.
Everyone will benefit from a culture that values employees as opposed to seeing employee costs as something to be contained and limited.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al-Saud said on Monday he felt confident the new virus would be contained.
And there is no guarantee that such a grave constitutional process and its unpredictable political reverberations can be contained by Democratic leaders.
Even when it seems as if there were nowhere left to go, the city, with its manifold appetites, could not be contained.
"At some point, the virus will be contained and the Australian economy will recover," RBA Governor Philip Lowe said in a statement.
The process, which gives off gases that must be contained, results in a waste product that has more environmental and health risks.
Iran is too big to be excluded from the region's affairs; but it can be contained by a mixture of pressure and dialogue.
Small wildlife, like birds, can be contained in pillow cases or wrapped in towels, the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries said.
It sprinkled quartz sand over the overheated battery so that the smoke could be contained and sucked out after switching on the ventilation.
Playbooks that used to resemble pamphlets have ballooned to the size of physics textbooks, and now can only be contained in digital form.
Mounting worry As the level of worry mounted, however, it would become clear the issue could not be contained to the executive branch.
The concerns and complaints that White House lawyers once believed would be contained to the executive branch have put the presidency in crisis.
For investors who believe the impact of the coronavirus outbreak will be contained, Goldman Sachs said buy the dip in these value stocks.
Oil and gas pipelines and storage tanks could be ruptured, creating hazardous material spills that would need to be contained and cleaned up.
However, the disruption should be contained if something that seems both impossible and inevitable does come to pass: We all eat more pizza.
This newspaper has argued that the prospect of such horror means that, if diplomacy fails, North Korea should be contained and deterred instead.
The Mendocino Complex Fire is now bigger than the city of Los Angeles and officials say it may not be contained until September.
Pollard's point was that even a glacier as vulnerable as Thwaites could conceivably be contained if humans decided to radically change their behavior.
Much like the Frankenstein-esque alter ego we meet in her new video, Lucie Silvas is on the rise — and can't be contained.
The concern, according to the minutes, was that continued economic growth could produce price pressures that needed to be contained by tighter policy.
The researchers provided a logical proof that if such an AI could be contained, then the halting problem would by definition be solved.
Andreas Gursky's "Shanghai", for example, is a panoramic photograph of the Grand Hyatt Hotel, and its floors cannot be contained in the frame.
And, um, I have a lot of thoughts that probably cannot be contained in the brief paragraph or so I allot myself here.
"So if you have a massive pipe break, all that material would be contained within that vessel, within that containment building," he says.
The bottom line: Political uncertainty in one country can hardly ever be contained, given the close links we are still enjoying within Europe.
They've also come to agree that spiraling college costs must be contained either in some form, whether tuition-free or debt-free college.
However, he said the reaction would be contained as traders were reluctant to take positions on the dollar before next week's Fed meeting.
But the problem is, a disaster of this magnitude cannot be contained without the manpower, money, and specialized equipment of the public sector.
For her drama cannot be contained by four walls and she needs ample space to walk away from Peter whenever the chance arises.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said in a statement on Sunday that he was confident the outbreak would be contained.
The Huawei decision will not be contained to intelligence, and the uncertainty will surely spread into important trade and diplomatic negotiations as well.
"After several weeks of fighting against this disease, the message is that COVID-19 is a virus that can be contained," Peiwu said.
This time, the scope of Bezos's big ventures and interests was so broad that it couldn't be contained in the allotted 60 minutes.
"Your mother is a woman, and women like her cannot be contained," the singer, 35, recited in her performance — words from her hit album.
The World Health Organization issued an External Situation Report Wednesday that says they "remain confident" the outbreak can be contained, despite the continued challenges.
We were taking on too much, and we realized this show needs to be contained and precise, even when we're telling an epic story.
The problem is that fusion plasmas do not like to be contained; these free-flowing streams of protons and electrons are tough to wrangle.
While the vote would weigh on Italy's sovereign debt, the impact would likely be contained with aid from the European Central Bank, said Bosoni.
Still, he added that he expected defaults will be contained to smaller companies and in specific sectors such as technology and export-oriented businesses.
My sense is that Trump has uncorked this force and let it loose in the body politic in a way that can't be contained.
The reason I do it is simple: I believe my life to be so fabulous that it can't possibly be contained in six images.
In my mind what we are really doing will transcend what can be contained in a physical product, the thing with atoms and such.
But for decades, from the tail end of World War I until just before D-Day, Brinkley's increasingly popular quackery could not be contained.
Some analysts — such as Daniel Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights — think the damage of the data leak may already be contained.
Arca's second album, Mutant, arrived exactly one year after Xen, as if the latter record had galvanized a creative explosion that couldn't be contained.
"People who don't have the access or ability to verify information, it just gets spread too fast for it to be contained," Rosenblatt said.
Many economists say the direct impact of the tariffs would be contained, given the current strength of the global economy, but investors remained wary.
"With good cooperation at the global level, I am confident that uncertainty can be contained and that adjustments will proceed as smoothly as possible".
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the pause in the fighting was largely holding, despite some incidents that he hoped would be contained.
When I spoke with Thomas, he supported the idea that truly invasive species — the kind that transform the landscape — may need to be contained.
It was an outbreak of a new virus that many thought would be contained to foreign lands — and this was truly a Black Swan.
If Hamas did not unleash heavy barrages of rocket fire, he said, there was a good chance that the current confrontation would be contained.
A "big question mark" remains over how long the disruptions could last, Liew said, as it depends on whether the situation can be contained.
Allowing people to be contained within their own homes would be a better solution, Hodge said, and would make people more willing to comply.
Saudi energy minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said Monday he was confident that the spread of the virus could be contained, according to Reuters.
The video — with Prince's bedroom eyes, glittery purple trench coat and a sudden burst of dancing — made clear that he could not be contained.
Perhaps his wanderlust just couldn't be contained in one country anymore, or it was the fact that Usama had set off for Europe too.
The Chinese response and quick updates about the new coronavirus has boosted optimism that its spread would be contained, helping world stock markets recover.
Global equities rose, buoyed after Chinese authorities raised hopes that the coronavirus outbreak would be contained, while the dollar firmed against other key currencies.
Experts say that the virus can be contained, but that hinges on whether people continue to travel out of Wuhan where it all started.
The approval of the package marked a resolution to months of partisan fighting over exactly what would be contained in the must-pass legislation.
Interserve said it expects to complete these contracts during 2017 and the impact of these contracts would be contained within the previously announced charge.
That information would be contained in the public document, Form 22013, that charities are required to file each year with the Internal Revenue Service.
At the same time, it may help predict how a pathogen will behave in the future, and how it might be contained or eradicated.
" He went on: "Abuses and slippery-slope fears could be contained by regulations that circumscribe how the government can use footage obtained from security cameras.
The big question is whether this competition can be contained, and whether rules to ensure human control over autonomous systems are possible—let alone enforceable.
Market volatility contagion risk to sterling MMFs should therefore be contained allowing funds to remain in line with their investment guidelines and Fitch's rating criteria.
We offer a space of transition and reflection, a meeting place for arts activists whose work cannot be contained by a single discipline or motivation.
The definition of these terms, and of such words as "urgent", "necessary" and "proportionate", will be contained in codes of practice, yet to be published.
Natase also reportedly harassed British captain Anne Keothavong by repeatedly asking for her room number during the Fed Cup, because his creepiness cannot be contained.
"Without a doubt, if there was sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin," Fire Chief Manuel Neves said.
This means that while a zero trust network would not prevent a breach, it would at least be contained, allowing for quicker and easier remediation.
Every year, an estimated 23,000 Americans die from antibiotic-resistant superbugs Candida auris worries healthcare experts because it can't be contained with existing drug treatments.
A new Ebola case has been confirmed in Liberia, several months after the outbreak of the deadly virus was believed to be contained, Reuters reported.
"Bacteria, mold, and spores have to be contained, so just like in a doctor's office, trash cans should always be covered," says celebrity manicurist Elle.
"But the doctor says they got it in a nascent stage and gave me a 99.9 percent chance that it will be contained," he added.
The clean lines of the keyboard and drum machine threaten to box him in, but he ducks and lunges past them; he can't be contained.
Email evidence has become a routine linchpin of white-collar criminal prosecution, because everything anyone has ever thought is likely to be contained in email.
The WHO says its experts are hopeful the virus can be contained, despite its communicable nature and the mass travel of people around the globe.
Coltrane's music is described as "anti-archival," too full of spirit to be contained by physical formats or the tidy, constructed narrative of music history.
What is more, it remains unclear how the sizeable oversupply that will likewise be seen in the second quarter can be contained without production cuts.
The new service will be contained in the Department of the Air Force, much as the Marine Corps resides within the Department of the Navy.
By treating conservative ideas and speech as "threats" to be contained, administrators are becoming as fragile as the leftist students they coddle with safe spaces.
Something uploaded to the Internet can never truly be contained, but if it can't be obtained easily, at least people have to jump through hoops.
So if you loaded a website with malicious code, it would be contained within the webpage so it couldn't infect your files, webcam and microphone.
"Any incident of this nature will be contained in the official match report, which will then be investigated by the A.F.C.," the soccer body said.
If they quarantine 25 percent of infected patients and if vaccination reduces the transmission rate by 33 percent, the outbreak would be contained in one year.
This month, it also made the long-feared jump across the border to neighboring Uganda, though at this stage those isolated cases appear to be contained.
Yields across the euro area rose on Wednesday on expectation that the virus outbreak in China could be contained and that a cure could be found.
If those efforts lead to the number of people susceptible to the new coronavirus dropping below a certain threshold, Morse said, the outbreak will be contained.
"The only difference this time is that the impact will be contained within a 5-6 week window," Hynes said in a research note on Wednesday.
We would sometimes start multiple songs in a session because Jackson had so much energy and so many ideas that they would simply not be contained.
Experts predict that autonomous vehicles will be contained within geo-fenced areas for many years to prevent them from coming into contact with human-driven vehicles.
And it will not speculate about the clear and present danger of war breaking out over North Korea's nuclear weapons, which with luck can be contained.
The armed forces said the situation could be contained and that all registration of important military vehicles are handled by the army and were not affected.
But this framework would be contained only in a "political declaration" that will accompany the withdrawal treaty to be ratified by the British and EU parliaments.
The community's glass towers, public plazas, clustered housing, scattered parks and retail zones will be contained within 500 acres, leaving the rest as dedicated open space.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday the pause in the fighting was largely holding, despite some incidents that he hoped would be contained.
But a verdict can't put a bow on John Romulus Brinkley or his film, both of which are too big to be contained by the truth.
U.N. sanctions also would be lifted when Iran completes its nuclear-related steps, though some peripheral restrictions would be contained in a new Security Council resolution.
All along she's been compiling personalities that might stick, hopeful that the feelings she warded off could be contained in some new thing, any new thing.
It is clear that terror can no longer be contained within the Middle East, and Islamists have become extremely successful at disseminating a "victimized Muslim" narrative.
U.S. health officials still expect Zika to be contained to small clusters, but acknowledge that the virus is unpredictable and poses serious risks to pregnant women.
All the experts say that rising debt is "unsustainable," and that means the gap between spending and revenues will have to be contained at some point.
But the central bank said that it expected the current account deficit to be contained by recent steps to boost exports and limit non-essential imports.
And impossible because the unfolding nightmare of these families seemed to exist beyond the reach of rules, a kind of chaos unleashed that couldn't be contained.
He added that the anticipated costs were manageable, would be "contained within GE Capital" and would have no effect on investment in the company's industrial businesses.
Over the weekend, South Korea, Italy and Iran reported a sharp increase in cases, which led some health officials to fear the virus cannot be contained.
An onslaught of quarantine measures and travel restrictions imposed by companies and governments worldwide led to a perception that the virus outbreak will likely be contained.
The most recent update from New South Wales Rural Fire Service shows there are 54 bushfires still burning and 20 that have yet to be contained.
Here Are 6 Key Factors Here's what early research says about how the pathogen behaves and the factors that will determine whether it can be contained.
He was something that had to be contained, complimented, condescended to, and, finally, co-opted, relegated at the Convention to subduing the passions of his followers.
What follows is the gut-twisting cascade familiar to anyone who's ever borne the weight of, or been wounded by, a lie that can't be contained.
"It's hard to know how long the tension can be contained at all," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University.
The United States can then move forward with a policy that recognizes the reality of a nuclear North Korea that needs to be contained and deterred.
But now that ISIS appears to be contained, people are looking to acquire a status symbol as they face a more hopeful future and build new careers.
Fitch also believes that reputational risk to the Yuanta Group if YSID were to default, while significant given name sharing, would largely be contained for the parent.
The photocopy idea was too big and general to be contained within a brand, so we use the word "xerox" to refer to the technology or idea.
The details of the administration's legislative agenda will be contained in the budget proposal due next month, and White House officials would like to see some progress.
Nobody can monitor that kind of volume — but algorithms can't quite either, and so all kinds of bad behavior can only belatedly be contained, if at all.
His genuine excitement when he discovered that she did could not be contained, and he instantly drafted a direct message to Rowling with the help of Williams.
It would be another day before firefighters would know if the inferno could be contained, said an official with an energy industry group helping battle the fire.
Under the agreement with the Department for Transport (DfT), TfL's borrowing must be contained within annual limits of GBP500m-GBP900m until financial year ending 31 March 2021.
Although it looks like the end of the blazes may be drawing near, CalFire officials announced that the Camp Fire likely won't be contained until Nov. 30.
Fitch also believes that reputational risk to the Yuanta Group if YSID were to default, while significant given the name sharing, would be contained for the parent.
Stocks surged Monday, with the gaining 210 percent to 22006,22006, as traders focused on earnings season after the weekend air strikes on Syria appeared to be contained.
In some instances, an intruder drone can even be landed into a cage at a specific coordinate, where it would then be contained and prevented from relaunching.
Bullish enthusiasm over the outlook for oil prices, however, might be contained by an increase in supplies in Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
Information about the storage of Clinton's classified materials at her lawyers' offices appeared not to be contained in the files the FBI gave to Congress last week.
"Without a doubt if there was sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin," Honolulu Fire Chief Manuel Neves told reporters.
"Becoming a star of any kind wasn't an ambition our parents seeded in any of us," Ms. Keillor Berg said, but Mr. Keillor could not be contained.
De Mistura expected to see attempts to disrupt the ceasefire, saying these needed to be contained to avoid them spreading and undermining the credibility of the truce.
" "Ben Wheeler was an irrepressibly bright and spirited boy whose love of fun and excitement at the wonders of life and the world could rarely be contained.
No super-skinny stiletto heels, for example, and hair needed to be contained to a unified shape, as small flyaway strands are confusing to the capture system.
What needs to be done The rate and ease of recovery in these places will depend on how quickly the pandemic can be contained, said the report.
Though the leak was initially thought to be contained to the area of the shipwreck, it soon expanded to the coastline area known as the Athens Riviera.
Tedros said the epidemics in Iran, Italy and South Korea show what the coronavirus is capable of, but said with the right measures, it can be contained.
It is possible that the event this year would be contained to so-called tabletop exercises, which would be less visible but stop short of a cancellation.
He stressed that the coronavirus could still be contained, pointing out that new cases are on the wane in hard-hit countries China, South Korea and Singapore.
But more to the point, it's a sign that he continues to take undue refuge in the hope that the outbreak can be contained rather than endured.
But, it will have to be contained, and as central banks move to contain inflation, I think then we will have, potentially, a spoiler to all this.
Hopes the coronavirus outbreak could be contained in China have vanished this week as infections spread around the globe, prompting governments into action and investors to panic.
Hopes that the virus would be contained to China vanished, with countries beginning to stockpile medical equipment and investors taking flight in expectation of a global recession.
Before visiting the jetty, I was thinking a lot about interior landscapes, those uninhabited places inside of us that cannot be contained (or explained) by any map.
Wall Street is convincing itself that China will bounce back relatively quickly around the end of the first quarter, when it expects the coronavirus' spread to be contained.
To be sure, if the virus takes longer than expected to be contained or if there's a surge in new cases, stocks could suffer through another volatile spell.
Paul Howard, director of health policy at the conservative Manhattan Institute, said states have ways of providing services outside Medicaid, arguing that Medicaid costs need to be contained.
Drought conditions provided plenty of dry tinder to ignite, and wind gusts up to 90mph helped blow embers to new areas faster than the fires could be contained.
It's information that would be contained as part of a work or in metadata or otherwise associated with the work that would identify who the copyright owner is.
"On the one hand, should the 737 MAX problem be contained to a software fix, this would likely be a quicker and less costly fix implementation," Poponak said.
The leak, which may not be contained for another month, is being compared to the 2010 BP oil spill, which devastated the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding areas.
More information on the group's finances, including the identities of its most recent donors, will be contained in Federal Election Commission forms due by the end of Wednesday.
As North Korea sprints to complete the development of a credible nuclear deterrent capability, it has long passed the stage when it can be contained by fuel embargo.
The process will fuse hydrogen atoms together to create helium, releasing a tremendous amount of energy in the process, which will be contained by a powerful magnetic field.
"If there's one thing the history of evolution has taught us it's that life will not be contained," Goldblum says in the raptor-hatching scene of Jurassic Park.
"Without a doubt if there was sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin ... the unit (where) the fire started," he said.
"Disruption as Rapture" refuses to be contained or straight-jacketed as an homage to heritage, instead it suggests new ways of artists working together across time and media.
Banking is inherently vulnerable to self-fulfilling panic; if you guard against panic with explicit or implicit guarantees, you create moral hazard which must be contained via regulation.
If the virus cannot be contained, Lipsitch says, the only way for this to get under control is for 20093 percent of people to become immune to it.
Cramer, though, said investors must "hope for the best, but prepare for the worst" as U.S. health officials sound the alarm that the coronavirus likely cannot be contained.
"With the right measures, it can be contained," he said, adding countries should begin thinking about whether they have proper isolation units, medical supplies and other vital equipment.
"I think a lot of bullish sentiment has already been rung out of the market," Saut told "Squawk Box, " adding any other stock pullbacks will likely be contained.
In the meantime, they simultaneously shorted the Cboe volatility index amid expectations that market moves would be contained, even as the market continued a steady and spectacular uptrend.
In the early evening, many of them were seen milling about the main floor of the estate, all waiting to learn what might be contained in Mueller's report.
Hopes that the virus could be contained to China have vanished as nations began to stockpile medical equipment while investors took flight on worries of a global recession.
Hopes that the virus could be contained to China have vanished as nations began to stockpile medical equipment while investors took flight on worries of a global recession.
The section honoring Ali abuts the larger athletics gallery, a spatial acknowledgment that his significance is too capacious to be contained even by the wide world of sports.
The challenges in the modern era posed by nuclear weapons and proliferation need to be contained, and progress on nuclear arms control has become as urgent as ever.
And these are conservative estimates, so the outbreak would probably be contained sooner, says lead author Martin Meltzer, leader of the Health Economics and Modeling Unit at the CDC.
Toby Breckon of Durham University is working on automated x-ray analysis to detect small items of the sort that might be contained in passengers' cabin and hold bags.
Through my streams, people can hang out with the real me, not the 'character' version of myself they're used to seeing, though the 'Rowdy One' can't always be contained.
In the past, he might have immediately lashed out, or, perhaps worse, bottled the emotions inside until they couldn't be contained any longer, making the blowout even more severe.
The outbreak has spread as far as China, carried by workers returning from Angola, but WHO spokesman Tarik Jasarevic said on Tuesday he was optimistic it could be contained.
However, "reducing the imbalance between housing demand and supply in the Auckland region remains essential if house price appreciation is to be contained over the longer term," it said.
Ours is becoming an age of clashes between great talents and personalities—forces of nature, really—that can't and maybe shouldn't be contained by the limitations of anatomical inheritance.
Fitch believes the underlying operating conditions supporting sector performance are likely to remain intact and pressure on the economic environment is likely to be contained through tighter monetary policy.
Meta-holograms, which can be contained on a surface 100 times thinner than the width of a human hair, get their name from the "metasurfaces" used to create them.
Solving this crisis requires a new way of thinking about how acute care is provided and how costs can be contained to make acute care more accessible and affordable.
North Korea can be deterred from attacking its neighbors and the United States, and it can be contained by maintaining a vigorous program of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
The risk to be contained is the impact of a future Wannacry type of event; the reward is the crime-fighting value of accessing a certain number of phones.
Epidemiologists, in the main, are assuming it can no longer be contained, and that we should all be responsibly thinking about next steps so that hospitals don't become overwhelmed.
Now that it looks like the respiratory disease will not be able to be contained, social distancing can avert an explosion in cases that overwhelms the health care system.
U.S. stocks initially surged on the move, which had increasingly been expected as it became evident the COVID-19 virus would not be contained to its epicenter in China.
It takes hordes of journalists and fact checkers willing to police the platform for false news stories and hoaxes so that they can be contained before spreading to millions.
S&P Global Ratings also said last week it does not expect the Games to be postponed, based on the assumption that the virus will be contained in March.
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Treating the virus The coronavirus outbreak is not being considered a pandemic by World Health Organization (WHO) officials who are hopeful that transmission of the virus can be contained.
American officials disagree that the risks can be contained because software plays a bigger role in 5G networks, with constantly updating code making it harder to maintain complete oversight.
Investors, she says, had been betting that the virus will soon be contained, that China will pump its economy with stimulus and that long-term demand won't be affected.
Recent history suggests that when a disease outbreak occurs, it will soon be contained, the economic impact will be minor and the markets will eventually ignore the whole thing.
We are confident that the disease can be contained if everyone — including corporations doing business in China — is prudent and makes safety of their employees their number one priority.
Epidemiologists outside China have said in recent days that the reports from there are encouraging but it is still too early to predict whether the epidemic will be contained.
I will keep to the assumption that the virus will spread further but will be contained with a few weeks or months in the countries where it shows up.
For the nuclear deal to endure, tension between Washington and Tehran on other issues must be contained or the nuclear deal must be sufficiently insulated to survive external turbulence.
Instead, the approaching debt ceiling ought to trigger vigorous debate on which nonessential items will be cut out of the budget and how projected spending growth will be contained.
"Chained to the Rhythm" is a seductive song about awareness and action (or lack thereof) and Ms. Perry restlessly stalked a rotating stage as though she couldn't be contained.
Any deeper pullback, if it comes, would probably be contained to the 3-7 percent range, barring a spike in capital-markets stress or serious crisis around the new administration.
"However, such gains are likely to be contained when markets reflect upon the marked shift away from the "establishment" and just how effective the new president may be," he added.
That power can be contained and harnessed using tools like the Infinity Gauntlet, but we're meant to understand from the movies that these aren't toys for your typical puny human.
But Lucia can't be contained: Before anyone can stop her, she gets married, then leaves that man for a lover, has a baby, moves countries, shakes up her entire life.
The spider silk production process needs to be contained inside its own fermentor to reduce the risk of contamination, according to Zhang, which could be a technical challenge on Mars.
Particles must also remain in close proximity with one another, and the plasma, which is ionized gas that's created during the fusion process, must be contained or risk drifting away.
The business that will be contained within Brighthouse represents approximately 25% of MetLife's current total assets, which places Brighthouse as a top-12 U.S. life insurer on a standalone basis.
Biko turned ideas into a potent new weapon, and the white minority state was slow to appreciate that the spread of ideas could not be contained by physical force alone.
If Conyers hadn't allegedly propositioned, groped, and verbally abused his staffers, perhaps his legacy would be contained to his civil rights work and his tireless defense of Medicare for All.
Paulsen said the stock market could respond negatively if it appears that the administration is becoming more aggressive against mergers in general, but for now it's likely to be contained.
Not only is McInerney's prose ripe with foul language and blasphemous ­curses delivered in the impenetrable local idiom, but her style is so flamboyantly colorful it can't always be contained.
The economic consequences of the rift should be contained by the extraordinary national relief measures taken by governments and the huge amount of money committed by the European Central Bank.
There is a clear artist's statement being made; in studying Japanese prints, van Gogh, like his peers in Paris, decided that art need not be contained within a given canvas.
The defense minister likened homosexuality to nuclear war: While a bomb blast over Jakarta would at least be contained, he said, tolerance for gays could spread dangerously throughout the country.
Tourism Economics, which tracks all travel spending – including on hotels, restaurants, theme parks and attractions – based its projections on the assumption that the coronavirus would be contained in six months.
The Pence rule arises from a broken view of the sexes: Men are lustful beasts that must be contained, while women are objects of desire that must be hidden away.
"The length of this crisis depends on how quickly the coronavirus pandemic can be contained so that it doesn't spread uncontrollably," Finland's central banker Olli Rehn told a news conference.
Tourism Economics, which tracks all travel spending – including on hotels, restaurants, theme parks and attractions – based its projections on the assumption that the coronavirus would be contained in six months.
In the past 24 hours there were almost nine times more coronavirus cases reported outside China than inside, but the disease can be contained with the right measures, he said.
That said, if the stock market pullback is driven by seasonality or a change in investor sentiment, Gundlach said he thinks "it will be contained and you can buy it."
Takaji Wakita, the head of Japan's National Institute of Infectious Diseases, said that while it would be difficult to stop the transmission of the virus, the outbreak could be contained.
The world prepared for a coronavirus pandemic on Friday as hopes that the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
TWO CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS DIE After taking a beating for weeks, global stock markets have mostly recovered to near record highs on expectations that the virus will soon be contained.
" At the moment, he believes GOP losses in the House could be contained to 15 to 18 seats, to still hold the reins, but he described himself as "a realist.
North Korea can be contained by maintaining the growing program of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure that the Trump administration has embarked upon over the course of the last year.
She's quickly achieved fame, but Kushino no longer represents her and sees her work as part of a broader cultural phenomenon that can't be contained in the category of art.
Fires are also threatening towns just outside of the national park, such as Jindabyne, where residents were told on Friday at community briefings that the fires could not be contained.
But no matter where you go, someone is always there to teach you a mandatory lesson: that your success will always be contained by others' willingness to see your body.
Tria branded both "irresponsible" and said this year's deficit will be contained by higher revenues and a lower-than-expected take-up for the government's early-retirement and universal income schemes.
Though the World Health Organisation played down the reports, hopes that the outbreak would soon be contained as well as upbeat economic data from the United States helped boost stock bourses.
The other is that the 2016 revealed vulnerabilities in social platforms so fundamental that they cannot effectively be contained — leaving an opening for any interested parties who wish to sway politics.
Glaser said Trump's stance marks a departure from one of the few constants of the past 70 years: the view that the Soviet Union, and now Russia, needed to be contained.
Messonnier added that the measles outbreak in New York could be contained if officials work together to increase vaccination rates and counter disinformation raising concerns about the safety of the vaccine.
After reviewing a sample set of 10,000 credentials, Hunt determined that up 98 percent of the passwords and email addresses may already be contained on the "Have I Been Pwned" website.
But its staging reflects his keen sense of the multilayered riddles that can be contained in pieces of ground which have bound people together, and also divided them, over different eras.
DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak is unlikely to be contained unless violence stops, said the World Health Organization, after attacks halted work for almost five days.
This plasma is then magnetized to form a ring which is injected into the orb, where it will be contained in the hollow center of the swirling vortex of liquid metal.
On average, costs would be contained across the population, and everyone would get the peace of mind and preventive care that comes with being enrolled in a comprehensive health insurance plan.
Trump himself appeared more downbeat about the short-term prospects for combating the virus, predicting the outbreak wouldn't be contained until at least the summer and suggesting a recession was possible.
Pointing to a history of invasions, occupations and the loss of half of its territory to the United States, Mexico long saw its northern neighbor as a threat to be contained.
In the absence of any significant federal action to stem the opioid epidemic, states have been leading the charge to grapple with a health crisis that has yet to be contained.
But in Hollywood, the swirl around Mr. Bezos's love life refuses to be contained, churning through an ecosystem of gossip and favors, where dish on the rich and powerful is currency.
But what at the same time we are saying is there are countries that with this situation that have shown that it can be contained so we should not give up.
The Chinese government's senior medical adviser, who is credited with helping stop the SARS outbreak, says the pandemic could be contained by the summer if countries mobilize to take decisive measures.
Like the style of "Infinite Jest," those menus have to be the result of ideas that can't be contained any other way; they're not a blank space to be filled in.
The relative calm we saw on social media on Tuesday is evidence that, at least for one day, in one country, the forces of chaos on these platforms can be contained.
"I think it will be contained for the moment," said Steven Simon, a Middle East specialist at Amherst College who was a senior official on President Barack Obama's National Security Council.
But what at the same time we are saying is there are countries that with this situation that have shown that it can be contained so we should not give up.
"With the right measures, it can be contained," he said at the time, adding countries should begin thinking about whether they have proper isolation units, medical supplies and other vital equipment.
Coronavirus is now spreading much more rapidly outside China than within the country, leading the world into uncharted territory, but the outbreak can still be contained, the World Health Organization said.
Driving the sell-off are fears that the outbreak will not be contained any time soon, and that the damage will be felt way beyond China — the world's second biggest economy.
Across Latin America, stocks and currencies rose slightly, tracking a recovery in global risk assets amid hopes that the spread of a new flu-like virus in China would be contained.
There are mesh zip pockets for pens and miscellaneous small necessities, plus a removable zip-up nylon pouch for carrying dirty sneakers or other items you&aposd prefer to be contained.
But whether this virus can be contained depends on factors still unknown, like just how contagious it is and when in the course of the infection the virus starts to spread.
Its spread is expected to be contained to small clusters in the southern United States, though experts emphasize they cannot be certain and that Puerto Rico will be hit particularly hard.
" David Lebovitz, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said the reaction shouldn't weigh too heavily on earnings estimates, either: "I think, for now, it's going to be contained in multiples.
But once the end of the bond purchases loom, uncertainty about interest rates starts to increase - a risk that could create volatility in yields and which must be contained, Coeure argued.
This is where the fusion reactions will take place, within a plasma, a roiling cloud of ionized atoms so hot that it can be contained only by extremely strong magnetic fields.
Again attacking isolationism, Obama said the rest of the world cannot turn its back on conflict in the Middle East in the hope that violence will be contained to the region.
However, the majority of those polled (60 percent), were optimistic the threat from North Korea could still be contained, with another 29 percent saying they believed it required immediate military action.
Mr. Trump's remarks came a day after Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, pressured Mr. Trump to release his tax returns and speculated about a "bombshell" that could be contained in them.
Quality assurance experts in India and beyond, however, said damage from the Welspun case could be contained - if the authorities and businesses move quickly to put in place stringent quality assurance standards.
"The pace of wage growth is still fairly subdued and will be contained by the very low level of consumers' inflation expectations, immigration and uncertainty about the effects of Brexit," she said.
But in a reflection of this fractious moment in American life, red-blue politicization could not be contained as Republicans inside and outside of Congress quickly began blaming liberals for the violence.
However, even in the highly controlled confines of a press demo, YouTube, which has faced a number of issues including the propagation of exploitative videos and conspiracy theories, could not be contained.
Rather, it is that the party's alternative worldview is so at odds with the post-war, post-colonial, Western, liberal-democratic consensus that I doubt it can be contained within "the establishment".
Impacts associated with other biodiversity-related risks — such as forest fires, and the spread of invasive species — would also be less severe if climate change can be contained to a smaller rise.
I think that the traits we identify with Silicon Valley—obnoxious tech bros, 2.0 libertarian ideology, lame-but-luxurious parties—will probably begin to be contained to that from whence it came.
"They defy the notion of the inevitable gravitational pull of the old equilibrium line and can't be contained by any of the various ceilings that overbought conditions usually bump into," Cramer said.
A rerun could hamper efforts to upgrade security cooperation but with regional stakes high given North Korea's threat to test an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), experts are hopeful fallout can be contained.
The jihadists must be contained, lest they gain control of Libya's oil facilities, or destroy them to hasten the break-up of the country by denying it its main source of revenue.
Standing before a crowded room of entrepreneurs and investors at a conference in San Francisco last summer, former Vice President Al Gore described how climate change could be contained, possibly even reversed.
The letter, posted on the Treasury's website, said the fiscal correction would be contained in a multi-year budget plan, known as the Economic and Financial Document, to be presented in April.
And while some of the measures are temporary, in reality no one can say when the outbreak will be contained to a degree when it's safe to go back to normal again.
But if sentiment is emotion's easily digestible expression, simple to contain and designed not to trouble, it's clear that Malmquist is explicitly interested in what can't be contained, what continues to trouble.
Story at a glance A senior medical official from China says the coronavirus pandemic could be contained by summer if countries around the world come together to combat it, according to Reuters.
"  "The one thing that separates energy from other commodities is that it must be contained within its production infrastructure, which for oil includes pipelines, ships, terminals, storage facilities, refineries, and distribution networks.
"Our previous assumption that the virus will be contained in China proved optimistic, and the odds of a pandemic are rising," wrote economists from the research and consultancy arm of Moody's Corporation.
However, the World Health Organization's (WHO) chief said while the sudden rise in novel coronavirus cases is "deeply concerning", the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic.
While a vast majority of the cases remain in China, experts are worried that the disease can no longer be contained, given recent outbreaks in places like South Korea, Japan, and Italy.
Bullard said U.S. policymakers were keeping an eye on economic developments in emerging markets in case they pose risks for the United States, but for now such risks appeared to be contained.
According to Mr. Gostin, there are two reasons Dr. Tedros stopped short of calling the outbreak a pandemic: Because the outbreak can still be contained, and to try to avoid unnecessary panic.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al-Saud said on Monday he was watching developments closely in China and said he felt confident that the new virus would be contained.
"All going well, all will be contained and we're hopeful to get to a stage where we can call them out," the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) said in an emailed statement.
Plus, lower gas prices are relieving pressure from Walmart's supply chain costs and potentially putting more money in the hands of the U.S. consumer if the coronavirus job losses can be contained.
An official said the victims were from Baton Rouge Police Department as well as East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office, according to CNN "The scene seems to be contained right now," said Sgt.
In the case of this particular outbreak, the authorities' swift response means the chances are that it will be contained and then stamped out quickly—at least as far as people are concerned.
We have an emphasis on cleanliness particularly around things that come out of your body and we're constantly bombarded with messages that pee is dirty, pee should be contained, pee should be private.
Some didn't want to: The conservative parties and the nobility believed the little hothead could serve as their useful idiot, that as chancellor he would be contained by a squad of reasonable ministers.
He imagines that George Kennan's Long Telegram in 1946 argued that "America could survive only by destroying the USSR, or transforming it"; Kennan's argument was, rather, that Soviet aggression needed to be contained.
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and Mizuho Bank Ltd have asked that Westinghouse file for Chapter 11 so that future losses from cost overruns at two U.S. projects can be contained, the paper said.
The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service said Monday that risks can be contained by using designated phytosanitary measures, which would prevent any plant pests from being imported to the United States.
Still, the important point is that if the first year of Trump's presidency vindicated Republicans who argued that he could be contained, it didn't tell us anything definitive about whether he will be.
The spread of Ebola to Uganda has alarmed international health officials, who had expressed hope that the outbreak, centered in a recurrent conflict zone in eastern Congo, could be contained and defeated there.
In this musical adaptation by Tall Stories, a London theater company, young audiences can help provide sound effects for the Gruffalo, the beast that can't seem to be contained by the mouse's imagination.
The stock-picking pattern is similar to the one observed during the outbreak of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003, but future trends hinge on whether the virus could be contained.
Steele was informed before midnight in the UK on Sunday that the additional material would be contained in the report's final draft, according to a source close to his corporate intelligence company Orbis.
Into several paintings he has incorporated netting, as if perhaps to suggest that the world, in all its impossible immensity, might yet be contained or containable… Into others he has embedded rusting axes.
"We're going to be dealing with smoke and the aftereffects of this for a while," said Mr. Upchurch, whose county had a fire on Tuesday that might not be contained until mid-December.
Models of how influenza spreads suggest that an escape from containment by an influenza virus might not be contained in the local community where the incident occurred, as Birmingham's smallpox outbreak thankfully was.
We saw in season six that Melisandre was actually much older than she appeared, and that her power of immortality seemed to be contained in the mysterious red amulet she wore around her neck.
A small-statured dynamic scorer, who couldn't be contained during the clutch-and-grab era, Fleury was a precursor to the modern plethora of great smaller scorers in a league that leans toward size.
" Citi added that the risk of a repeat of large capital outflow "associated with the 2015-2016 depreciation episode" could be contained — but the "uncontrollable errors and omissions type of capital flight will continue.
Our colleagues at the Financial Times routinely sneak subtle jokes into their headlines (July 17th: "Why China's global shipping ambitions will not easily be contained") while those at the tabloids indulge themselves more obviously.
All the while, the virus continues to spread -- in June, it made the long-feared jump across the DRC border to neighboring Uganda, although at this stage those isolated cases appear to be contained.
No one — including those in Washington — can say with certainty what will be contained in the legislation that will be proposed, negotiated, adjusted, amended and ultimately passed on to the president for his signature.
Many reckon sterling moves will be contained until there is greater clarity on Brexit, given the currency has fallen over 6% since May versus the dollar and parliament starts its summer recess on Thursday.
With its $2 trillion economy, Italy is too big to be contained with a bailout, especially since the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program has exhausted most of the firepower that would be required.
In the cleaning montage that follows, Sam's face, movements, and terse but tender remarks to her mother form a tableau depicting just how many emotions—hurt, obligation, resentment, frustration—can be contained within love.
But the festivities won't be contained to that urban jungle: The rainbow flag will also wave this summer and fall in the great outdoors, in a variety of backcountry trips, hikes, festivals and tours.
The battle over user privacy in the U.S. is close to home and could certainly set a precedent, but it also seems clear that these types of battles won't be contained by U.S. borders.
The fact that 90 percent of the world's cases are in four countries — China, Italy, Iran and South Korea — indicates that the pandemic can still be contained if countries act fast, Dr. Tedros said.
There were still 85 fires burning across the state of New South Wales on Thursday, with 30 of them yet to be contained, while 19 fires were alight in Victoria, according to fire authorities.
However, currency strategists are expecting the surge to be contained as the U.K. enters the new and equally challenging phase of negotiating its future trading relationship with the bloc before the end of 103.
Arguments that Pyongyang can be contained and deterred as the Soviet Union once was are frank invitations to a new system of international terror, under terms and conditions far different from the Cold War.
He also said the Kingdom, the de-facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), was watching developments in China and that he felt confident the new virus would be contained.
"The lower end rainfall totals won't put out fires, they will allow them to be contained or controlled by firefighters in the near future," Victorian State Response Controller Tim Wiebusch told reporters in Melbourne.
About 20 bushfires were yet to be contained in NSW, Australia's most populous state, while in Victoria five fires were at the 'Watch and Act' advice warning, one level below emergency status, authorities said.
Gold prices eased to a near one-week low on Wednesday as risk sentiment improved after a drop in the number of new coronavirus cases comforted markets that the epidemic's effects could be contained.
"There is no panic on this," said Frank Benzimra, head of Asia equity strategy at Societe Generale in Hong Kong, since the dramatic rise in cases seems so far to be contained to Hubei.
She also returned from that trip — a nine-day multisport adventure with Wild Women Expeditions — with something that couldn't be contained in a suitcase: a new friendship with a Yukon woman named Tunde Fulop.
These Republican proposals, in a bid to show that costs could be contained using regulated markets and individual responsibility, included an individual mandate alongside regulations stopping insurers from discriminating against the ill or the old.
As a gauge of global stocks moves toward a record, alarm bells are ringing over the speed and scale of a rally built on hopes that the economic damage from the coronavirus will be contained.
According to BuzzFeed, Humphries and Kardashian's wedding, which was so momentous that it couldn't possibly be contained by one episode and was instead spread out between two specials, garnered a total of 10.5 million viewers.
All caused fires, but only the one with the dry shampoo exploded in a manner that couldn't be contained by fire suppression systems in the aircraft and engulfed the luggage compartment within just 40 seconds.
The perfectly organized chaos of each episode soothes me: The clues, the answers, and the contestants are always a surprise, but I know they'll be contained within a handful of categories over a half hour.
In FX markets, the dollar dipped only slightly, as some traders bet President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods and Beijing's response would damage the currency while others remained confident the row could be contained.
Firefighters strengthened containment lines by back burning around the Gospers Mountain fire, which is blazing across more than 112,000 acres (175 square miles) near Sydney's northwest outskirts, but the fire is yet to be contained.
Firefighters on the scene at the Abadan refinery have brought the blaze under control, a local official was quoted as saying by ISNA news agency, adding that the fire would be contained in an hour.
And while infrastructure failures like the power line damage we saw in Puerto Rico this week can shut off electricity to massive cities, they are often repaired quickly, so their overall impact can be contained.
The leak was initially thought to be contained to the area of the shipwreck, but it soon expanded to the coastline known as the Athens Riviera, where it raised fears of more widespread environmental damage.
AFGE Council of Prison Local 33 President Shane Fausey called on Attorney General William Barr to take "unprecedented" action to temporarily stop the movement of all prisoners between facilities until the virus can be contained.
"Allies" in secure times, "enemies" in insecure times, high-status minority groups can swiftly become the victims of scapegoating, perceived and portrayed as scheming architects of society's hardships who have to be contained or eliminated.
This person wants the administration to thrive because it has advanced Republican policy objectives, even as he or she argues that the administration is so dangerous that it must be contained by unprecedented internal sabotage.
Wien told CNBC on Friday, the final day of a volatile month, that the pullback was natural and that stocks would still do well for the year if the coronavirus outbreak were to be contained.
Quarles gave lenders more information about what would be contained in the stress tests in the name of transparency and has removed much of the public shaming for banks that don't meet the Fed's expectations.
After Salahuddin had run away the first few times, my uncle Afzal had to give up hope of restraining his son without going as far as tying him up; the boy's wanderlust couldn't be contained.
NEW YORK, Feb 93 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq inched to their second consecutive record closing highs on Tuesday after Chinese officials said the deadly coronavirus epidemic could be contained by April.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al-Saud, seeking to calm the market, said on Monday he was watching developments in China and said he felt confident the new virus would be contained.
But it only adds to the impression the average American has that the border is out of control, that it's lawless, that it's a security concern that must be contained — a complete departure from reality.
Russia and China's joint statement drives a wedge in some of the foreign policy views Trump has explicated -- specifically, that Russia could be a stabilizing partner and that China needs to be contained, according to Delury.
The SPLAT s function as speed bumps, slowing the fire enough that it can be contained, while allowing the Forest Service to get away with treating only twenty to thirty per cent of any given landscape.
The monthly gain in price growth suggested speculation has yet to be contained even with more local governments rolling out restrictive measures amid fears that a furious rally over the past year end in a crash.
The Erskine fire was 10 percent contained after charring 36,810 acres, or nearly 60 square miles, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) said, adding it was expected to be contained by Thursday.
LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slid on Monday after the resignation of the British foreign minister heaped pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May, but its losses were expected to be contained unless a full-blown leadership challenge materialised.
In practice, that moment means a consolidation of power in the west while the east and south stay politically isolated and tranquil — or that the illiberal turn in places like Poland and Hungary can be contained.
Despite these "multifaceted challenges," WHO remains confident the outbreak can be contained and brought to an end through proven public health measures and new tools (including vaccination and therapeutics), the agency said in a report Tuesday.
Jonathan and Drew Scott are Canadian twins who have built a home improvement empire, which began on HGTV and grew until it could no longer be contained by television and spilled over into the physical world.
America's closest allies once believed President Trump could be contained — by the likes of James Mattis, or in a pinch Emmanuel Macron, if not by the weight of his office and America's role in the world.
Since the British referendum on June 23, however, many investors have come around to thinking that the consequences of the vote, known as "Brexit," may be contained largely to Britain, and they have resumed buying stocks.
I needed to read girls like her; girls who weren't so nice; girls so angry that their rage could topple anything in their path; girls that could face the dark; girls who could never be contained.
I needed to read girls like her; girls who weren't so nice; girls so angry that their rage could topple anything in their path; girls that could face the dark; girls who could never be contained.
But the future of the F.B.I.'s investigation is now more uncertain than at any point since it began in late July, and any fallout from the dismissal is unlikely to be contained at the bureau.
Most expect a rebound in economic activity in the spring, providing the outbreak can be contained soon and factories hit by staff and raw material shortages can return to normal production in the next few weeks.
The financial markets and global economic policymakers seem to be expecting that the coronavirus epidemic will soon be contained notwithstanding disturbing reports of its significant spread to other Asian countries like Japan, South Korea and Singapore.
Investors remain wary that China's oil demand could take a further hit if the coronavirus cannot be contained and if OPEC and its allies, known as OPEC+, fail to agree on further steps to support prices.
Regarding additional data that might be contained on the iPhone, the Apple CEO pointed out that the FBI could go to telecom operators and others for information about calls made and messages sent across the cellular network.
Since the start of his presidential campaign, Trump has embraced a platform rooted in hyper-nationalism from his economic policies to his crackdown on immigration, but fashion is not an industry that can be contained by borders.
The size of loan cuts and the impact on oil production are unclear, though some analysts have said any repercussion may be contained as reserve-based loans are tied to just a third of U.S. oil output.
While most of these technologies don't intentionally send out radio waves into space, they do bounce around, can't be contained within the atmosphere, and ultimately end up flying out into the universe at the speed of light.
Gosh told his boss, one of the Arab world's longest serving leaders, that a protest camp outside the Defense Ministry nearby would be contained or crushed, said four sources, one of whom was present at the meeting.
"We have never before seen a respiratory pathogen that is capable of community transmission, but which can also be contained with the right measures," said Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director-general of the global health watchdog.
Yet the situation remains highly uncertain, and many of the financial projections assume the coronavirus will be contained in China over the coming weeks and months, and that there won't be a major outbreak in another country.
If more community-acquired infections turn up, and the disease cannot be contained, the strategy will have to become one of mitigation, said Dr. Neil Fishman, associate chief medical officer for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
In the hopeful view, economic damage will be contained by the Chinese government's aggressive response in effectively quarantining the outbreak's center — Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, and much of the surrounding area in Hubei Province.
While markets rallied this week on hopes that the virus will be contained in short order, the Word Health Organization threw cold water on prospects of a quick fix announcing there's no known cure at this stage.
It's no guarantee that Trump will be contained and, after four years at most, forced to live out the balance of his fuming, fibbing days in the lavishly marbled cloisters of Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago.
Luxury automaker Tesla is manufacturing a surprisingly high ratio of flawed parts and vehicles, according to several current and former employees, leading to more rework and repairs than can be contained at its factory in Fremont, California.
He believed government was a threat to be contained, that national banks like the one originated by Alexander Hamilton were abominations and threats to freedom, and that the federal government's role in building infrastructure should be limited.
What they all fear is that if competition between the Middle East's foremost powers cannot be contained, it will complicate efforts to end wars and political struggles across the region or even break out into new fighting elsewhere.
A fragmented Parliament had been rocked by a series of volcanic political questions—subjects, like votes for women, tariff reform and Home Rule for Ireland, that stirred passions which could not easily be contained within conventional party lines.
Dean Acheson may have thought it necessary to scare the American people into supporting containment, but the national security threat facing the U.S. today — the federal budget deficit — cannot be contained and left to wither on its own.
She was hopeful the spread of Zika could be contained in the months leading up to the start of the Games in August in Brazil, where the mosquito-borne virus has been linked to thousands of birth defects.
This latest outbreak not only imperils the health of the Congolese people, it endangers peace and stability in a region core to American national security interests and causes Americans to question, once again, whether Ebola can be contained.
But its remaining time will be spent the same way: juggling community outreach and training efforts with hazardous raids up into the mountains where the Islamic State shelters, in the hope that the group can somehow be contained.
Given uncertainty over how long it takes for the virus to be contained, the BOJ must now be ready to deal with the long-term impact the epidemic will have on the economy, he told parliament on Wednesday.
"We have become more confident that the economic fallout from this crisis can be contained to a sharp but temporary contraction, followed by a recovery later in the year," the firm said in a note to clients Wednesday.
The fear many Trump critics have had is that he is, as I put it just after the inauguration, a transgressive personality and a man of illiberal tendencies who was unlikely to be contained by norms and customs.
But she shared with Robbins an interest in stylized transformations of everyday movement: in showing the way human beings go from walking to fighting, moving through territory to defending it, how group animus can be contained or unleashed.
Wine Folly, however, with its handsome charts and color wheels, its cross-references and links to expanded information, seems to tug at the pages, desperate not to be contained in something you think of as reading front-to-back.
Speaking to reporters afterward, Meadows accused Ryan and other House leaders of a bait-and-switch — agreeing to a deal on what would be contained in the compromise legislation only to leave key provisions out of the final text.
Dragons grow up and their power cannot be contained even by those who raised them, as Daenerys learns when the charred bodies of small livestock, and eventually children, start turning up, courtesy of her well-treated, fire-breathed babes.
The debt-to-GDP ratio is easier to meet as it improves as long as nominal GDP grows more than borrowing costs, and those can be contained by the Bank of Japan's ultra-easy policy, the government sources said.
If we act fast and the outbreak can be contained quickly, the cost could be relatively modest — a fraction of the estimated $3.2 billion price tag of the West African outbreak that took more than two years to contain.
Petrified before a void so vast that it could not be contained within thought, let alone a thinking being, it was impossible to know how long it would take to drift off into the abyss that silently beckoned me.
"If the virus doesn't spread too widely in the United States, or if a natural peak were to occur in the infection rate, the economic damage could be contained," said Megan Greene, a senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School.
The airport crowds sparked outrage on social media, with many pointing out that it seemed to fly directly in the face of the consensus that the public has to exercise "social distancing" if the virus is to be contained.
Expectations for higher spending across the euro zone have put upward pressure on bond yields, but those rises were also expected to be contained by the sharp rise in asset purchases announced by the European Central Bank last week.
It is "increasingly unlikely that the virus can be contained," said Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who now runs Resolve to Save Lives, a nonprofit devoted to fighting epidemics.
The Shanghai and Hong Kong Disney parks have been shuttered until the outbreak can be contained and there are concerns from analysts that upcoming Disney film releases like "Mulan" could be disrupted because cinemas are currently closed in China.
"There are other sources of inflationary pressures so they will wait until... end of the first quarter or early second quarter for the devaluation (to allow) inflationary pressures to be contained," said Eman Negm, an economist at Prime Holding.
"Certainly, if it turns out to be a containable epidemic, if it turns out that the effects can be contained within the first quarter in terms of economic activity, then maybe financial markets will be proven right," Prasad said.
But with no smoking gun in her testimony — Ms. Wilson-Raybould acknowledged during questioning that no one in the government ever instructed her to order prosecutors to reach a settlement — the damage to Mr. Trudeau may ultimately be contained.
"Investors are cautious, and the Nikkei will likely be contained in a narrow range today," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities, adding that a level between 22,000-22,500 is seen "comfortable" to most investors for now.
While bond yields across the region have risen this week, in part because of a sense that the outbreak of coronavirus could be contained, a sense of caution returned as the weekend approached -- encouraging investors back to safe-haven assets.
While bond yields across the region have risen this week, in part because of a sense that the outbreak of coronavirus could be contained, a sense of caution returned as the weekend approached — encouraging investors back to safe-haven assets.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - World equity markets began November with a broad rally on Thursday after a brutal October, boosted by strong corporate earnings and signs that a trade war between economic giants, China and the United States, could be contained.
Convinced that the threat of communist infiltration had been overstated and could easily be contained by less repressive measures, he worried that EO 22003 would only empower the FBI, which he likened to the Gestapo and the Soviet secret police.
Mexico has much that it can offer; it can — and must — be seen as an ally, a crucial partner that deserves respect, and as an asset to security within the region, rather than as a potential liability to be contained.
Far too many people treat pullbacks as reasons to sell, when in reality, they can be excellent buying opportunities, especially as stocks break out of their old ranges and fail to be contained by what you thought would contain them.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell today acknowledged that the U.S. economy might already be in a recession because of measures taken to stop the spread of the coronavirus but said the pandemic must be contained before the economy can recover.
He said outbreaks in South Korea, Italy, Iran and Japan were the greatest concern, but that there was evidence that close surveillance was working in South Korea, the worst affected country outside China, and the epidemic could be contained there.
GENEVA, March 5 (Reuters) - The epidemic of COVID-19 coronavirus infection spreading around the world from China can be contained and controlled, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday, but only with a concerted response by all the world's governments.
Until the chair spoke Fed officials had largely focused on the fact that the virus outbreak had not seemed to dent U.S. economic data, and that they expected the outbreak to be contained and any economic damage to be modest.
And yes, it is a double album, the sort of gesture intended to connote seriousness of artistic and spiritual purpose, as well as suggesting that the font of feelings serving as inspiration is a roaring waterfall that cannot easily be contained.
Explosions are a risk with any kind of pressurized container — Silly String, hairspray, whipped cream — exposed to high temperatures: When the can heats up, the pressure inside it increases, potentially to the point where its contents can no longer be contained.
"The key message that should give all countries hope, courage and confidence is that this virus can be contained, indeed there are many countries that have done exactly that," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference in Geneva.
"The key message that should give all countries hope, courage and confidence is that this virus can be contained, indeed there are many countries that have done exactly that," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference in Geneva.
Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The world is preparing for a coronavirus pandemic as hopes the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
Even if the optimists prove to be right that the epidemic will soon be contained, they are mistaken in thinking that China's economic slowdown over the past month will not have longer run effects on the Chinese and global economies.
Spot fires that would normally be contained on their own have been fanned by wind, coming together into what authorities have called megafires to Sydney's north, west and south, prompting evacuations and sporadically shrouding the country's biggest city in smoke.
Running bamboo is not considered an invasive species in Connecticut, though there are limits on where it can be planted and plant sellers are required to warn buyers that it is a fast-growing plant that needs to be contained.
However things unfold, images like those produced on Tuesday and within the Visbility Sustains the Struggle intiative more broadly will testify to an unending struggle for dignity that cannot be contained by the shackles of prison or the fetters of occupation.
That outbreak was the largest in history, killing 216,275 people primarily across Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, but medical aid organizations have told BuzzFeed News that at this point in the latest outbreak in DRC, there's still hope it can be contained.
Her most recent solo album, last year's Aftertouches, summons shadowy holographic deities from the pulpit of her PC. In our initial email exchanges, Coverdale's responses were peppered with ellipsis, as if her thoughts couldn't be contained by the words on the screen.
"The risk rebound has extended into another session after China said it would halve additional tariffs on U.S. imports and hopes persist that the ongoing global viral outbreak could soon be contained," said Ned Rumpeltin, European head of FX strategy at TD Securities.
Since Trump took office nine months ago, governments in Berlin, Paris and London have wavered between alarm at his rhetoric and a shaky sense that his worst instincts can be contained by the "grown ups" in his cabinet and pressure from allies.
Since pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal in May and reimposing sanctions in August and then again in November, the Trump administration has tried to build a case that Iranian influence in the region and the world needs to be contained.
That common phrase has its roots in the doings of the "little people," the parallel universes said to be contained within their innocuous-looking hill mounds, and various examples of the eldritch mischief that's allegedly plagued the long-suffering Irish people for centuries.
As Allie, McAdams crackles with the energy of a young woman who refuses to be contained by the expectations and mores of her social class, while Gosling gives quiet gravitas to a solemn but charming young man who's content with his life.
WELLINGTON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - New Zealand's SkyCity Entertainment on Wednesday said it hoped a massive fire at its under-construction convention centre would be contained by evening and that it expected to re-open the rest of its precinct the following day.
At an Overwatch anniversary event in New York City this month, Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan said that Overwatch's maps are used as a tool for storytelling in the Overwatch universe, hinting that more story-related information would be contained inside future maps.
"There's less pressure on consumers and that means bad debts would be contained more than they would of in a higher rate environment, financials are beneficiaries as would be the retailers," said a trader at Standard Bank Stockbroking, Rudi van der Merwe.
Many reckon also that sterling moves will be contained until there is greater clarity on the Brexit front, given that the currency has fallen more than 6% since May versus the dollar and that parliament goes into recess on Thursday until September.
You know, he feels some somewhere where he is at once at conflict between what he and Eva Unit-01 have successfully done, in contrast with the sort of image of him as someone who has to be contained in calm and quiet.
At other places in the book, the images are too busy, too layered and washy as in "Fragmentary Traces" a combination of wires and weeds, stalks and thin pigments all roiled into a frame that means to show its energy cannot be contained.
Fortunately, many bloggers have been revolutionizing the before and after photos to show that "ideal bodies" can be illusions, but Lawrence reinforces the fact that we are all on different journeys, and those journeys can't always be contained or represented in two photos.
The bottom line: There is a legal means to achieve Trump's ends, but instead the administration is opening up a loophole that cannot easily be contained, with "national security" providing thin cover for an escalating spiral of protectionism and retaliation by trading partners.
Books edged out objects and became the dominant form of archiving and sharing information in academic settings; the notion that a multitude of disciplines could be contained and studied in depth by all college students became largely a thing of the past.
At an Overwatch anniversary event in New York City Wednesday, Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan said that Overwatch's maps are used as a tool for storytelling in the Overwatch universe, hinting that more story-related information would be contained inside future maps.
One night at AbuQir, every diner at the table next to mine ordered a whole branzino, each fish too long to be contained by its plate, with a black rubble coat like shattered coal and a stain of lemon and cumin below.
About 18 bushfires were yet to be contained in NSW, Australia's most populous state, while in Victoria authorities upgraded warnings to show one fire burning at an "emergency level" and seven fires at the 'Watch and Act' category, one level below emergency status.
Threatening issues — conflicts over race, immigration, sexuality and many other questions that cut to the core of how we see ourselves and the people around us — cannot be contained in ordinary political speech, even as these issues dominate our political decision-making.
Mr. Putin also crops up from various points within the auditorium — in a box one minute, on the orchestra level the next — in the form of the English actor-comedian Reece Shearsmith, who plays the role like a virus that cannot be contained.
" Steele, who co-wrote the paper with CAP policy analyst Gregg Gelzinis, explained that Wall Street's denial of climate dangers is setting us up for a 22017-style financial explosion where "risk spreads in a way that cannot be contained or isolated.
Here are three strategies federal governments and other international bodies can use to convince the public that we all must fight these groups: In our increasingly interconnected world, the effects of violent extremism won't be contained to the front lines of the fighting.
Careful control of intense magnetic fields allows the plasma to be contained in a tight ring running through the center of the donut's circular cross section—which means that the walls of the structure are never directly exposed to the high temperatures of the plasma.
Update 5/4/17: MacArthur's office said he would work to remove the portion of the bill that exempted members of Congress but that provision is still in the bill that's set to be voted on; the fix will be contained in separate legislation.
It is informed by China's understanding of the United States as its principal geopolitical competitor and Beijing's belief that U.S. military power must be contained and eventually neutralized in order for China to attain a dominant role in Asia and on the world stage.
" James F. Jeffrey, a former deputy national security adviser to Mr. Bush and ambassador to Iraq under Mr. Obama, said the Middle East had gone from being a "knowable" security problem that could usually be contained to one that was "seemingly in free fall.
It announced the designation in July, because it had been going on for a year, the disease had reached Goma, a city with 2 million people, it had reappeared in areas already thought to be contained, and the epidemic was nearing Rwanda and Uganda.
And so, if you have been cheated on, if you have ever stepped out on a partner, if you have ever wondered if you deserve better, if you have ever thought you deserved what you received — you still cannot be contained by a simple duality.
Iranian officials initially reassured its nationals that the virus would be contained, but it was difficult to convince Iranians that was the case as 23 members of parliament tested positive for the virus and an adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei died on Monday.
Iranian officials initially reassured its nationals that the virus would be contained, but it was difficult to convince Iranians that was the case as 23 members of parliament tested positive for the virus and an adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei died on Monday.
While we can scry on what's coming up a bit, there remains huge ambiguity around how quickly coronavirus will be contained, and of course, how quickly customers will hop back on flights and start traveling again given the lingering fears that are sure to persist.
Under Moody's previous assumption that the virus would be contained in China and largely play out by spring, the economists had projected a contraction in the Chinese economy in the first quarter, while the U.S. and global economies will experience a slowdown in growth.
GENEVA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The sudden rise in cases of novel coronavirus in Italy, Iran and South Korea is "deeply concerning," but the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Wednesday.
GENEVA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The sudden rise in cases of novel coronavirus in Italy, Iran and South Korea is "deeply concerning", but the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Wednesday.
While the recent protests in Iran will likely be contained to that region, if things flare up further, and if it does disrupt oil production — the country produces about 4.4 million barrels of oil per day — then we could see energy prices spike, says Hormozi.
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"If we want power prices to be contained in 2020, we need to increase the ceiling and it is the wish of the government to move quickly on those two measure before the November auction window," an official of the energy ministry told journalists.
They have adopted the martial arts hero Bruce Lee's ruminations on flexibility in the face of obstacles — "Be water, my friend" — saying they should behave like a wave that appears at once to pound the enemy and then promptly recedes into countless drops that cannot be contained.
Given that some song titles are in all caps, I deduced that, if any secret message were to be contained within, the lowercase letters would be the ones concealing it, though it's also possible that "BLUE BRIGHT LIKE I WOULD" refers to a potential future hair color.
In addition, the National Federation of State High School Associations, which writes the rules for most high school sports in the U.S., states that "braided hair that is non-abrasive" only needs to be "contained in a legal hair cover" if it's longer than rules allow.
Only six of the roughly 30 chapters have been closed and wide differences remain on topics such as dispute resolution and how much North American content should be contained in autos produced in the three NAFTA nations, a file that Verheul said was still far from settled.
Concerns abounded that the global security system has become unglued, that poor leadership East and West prevents cohesion, that the "strong street" overrules weak elites in Europe and America, and "the center cannot hold," while the aggressive authoritarians: Russia, China, and Iran, eventually may not be contained.
Full disclosure: Films the twins merely appeared in, like Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and The Little Rascals were not considered, nor were video series You're Invited or The Adventures Of... The mark the Olsens left on Hollywood is vast and cannot be contained in a single list.
"Our central scenario remains one in which retaliation will be contained and will leave little impact on growth, but the risk of it happening alone is enough for us to maintain a preference for defensive assets," said UniCredit economists led by Chiara Silvestre in a note.
Perhaps Merkel believes that Tehran — regarded as the leading state-sponsor of terrorism — can be contained after it contributed to the massive number of war crimes that comprise the Syria regime's scorched-earth policy of wiping out its own civilians who take issue with the regime.
HHS said the new division, which will be contained within its existing Office for Civil Rights, will specialize "in enforcement of and compliance with laws that protect conscience and the free exercise of religion, and that prohibit coercion and religious discrimination," according to the agency's website.
BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Feb 20.2(Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: The world is preparing for a coronavirus pandemic as hopes the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
"Whether the impact of Brexit will be contained to the initial shock of the 'Vote Leave' victory or will have a longer-term impact on markets is unclear, as even the terms and conditions of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU remain to be seen," he added.
Claudia Sheinbaum, set to take over as Mexico City's next mayor in December and herself a scientist, said in a recent interview that she wants the capital's water infrastructure overhauled, and the raw sewage that pollutes the Xochimilco canals when heavy rains overwhelm the aging pipes to be contained.
"We are concerned that militarily sensitive information would be contained in or extractable from country-by-country reports envisioned by the proposed rule, particularly with respect to reporting on personnel, sales, and tangible assets in each country," the AIA said in a March 2016 letter to the IRS.
With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million ─ contestants have to decide whether to accept an offer of cash from the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
But the example of Iowa, where sustained attacks drove up Trump's unfavorables and cost him late-deciding voters, suggests that like Buchanan's pitchfork crusade, the Trump insurgency can be contained if the rest of the field consolidates and if his chief rivals are actually willing to attack him.
Other companies and scientists have made devices that create volumetric images, but the researchers say theirs is the first to generate free-floating images that can occupy the same space as other objects, as opposed to volumetric images that need to be contained inside a specially designed field.
"To the Lighthouse," Virginia Woolf It'd be good to be reminded, as I pass my days sitting on a beach under a coconut tree, of all the life, all the beauty and sorrow, all the mystery; all that can be contained within a relatively modest number of pages.
"There is fear that the virus spread in the U.S. and Europe cannot be contained and they might have to go for the same measures we're seeing in Italy," said Jakob Christensen, head of EM research at Danske Bank, referring to a lockdown imposed in the European nation.
With 13 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million ─ contestants have to decide whether to accept an offer of cash from the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
ZARIF: I said mistakes have been made, and I believe those who are supporting Al-Nusra and Daesh today will fall victim to the same organizations in the future, because these organizations do not recognize borders, these organizations do not, cannot be contained in one country, one locality, or one region.
Today, several designers and artisans are finding new relevance in Omega's raw brio, moved by the group's mix of the cerebral and the instinctual, its fiery colorations and patterns that seem too kinetic to be contained — and, perhaps above all, the template it provided for translating fine art into everyday objects.
"While the EU and its member states are in a fire extinction mode, it is equally important to prepare for the days when the contagion will be contained as the current crisis will have very dire consequences on European economies," said Claire Dheret of the European Policy Centre think-tank.
During the original Cold War, Moscow and Washington recognized that their ideological hostility and nuclear arsenals needed to be contained, so they talked through back channels and across a "hotline" to prevent unexpected crises from triggering confrontations, worked on disarmament and held regular meetings at all levels, up to the top.
The Interpreter The Trump administration has portrayed Iran's recent moves, including its threat to resume stockpiling low-enriched uranium in violation of the nuclear agreement, as proof that Iran is an implacable rogue state, bent on acquiring nuclear weapons, that can be contained only through the threat of military force.
"To summarize, COVID-19 spreads less efficiently than flu, transmission does not appear to be driven by people who are not sick, it causes more severe illness than flu, there are not yet any vaccines or therapeutics, and it can be contained," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Geneva.
"The effectiveness of an unprecedented quarantine around the viral epicenter in central China's Hubei Province has become a key question, as Chinese and international authorities ponder how to rein in the outbreak — and, at this point, whether it could be contained at all," the Post's Gerry Shih and Simon Denyer write.
Mr. Lagerfeld, the designer of Chanel, Fendi and his own line, among many other things, is often viewed as the ultimate fashion figure: a one-off creative genius whose imagination and intellect could not be contained in a single brand, and whose understanding of the art of the atelier was unparalleled.
"To summarize, COVID-19 spreads less efficiently than flu, transmission does not appear to be driven by people who are not sick, it causes more severe illness than flu, there are not yet any vaccines or therapeutics, and it can be contained," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Geneva.
If Americans are less enamored of the status quo, and more willing to destroy it, it makes some sense: It's no longer as easy as it was 10 or 20 years ago to pretend that political change can be contained to politics and the rest of society can continue apace.
Officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico are continuing negotiations over a modernization of the $1.2 trillion trade agreement which was implemented 25 years ago, but wide differences remain on topics such as dispute resolution and how much North American content should be contained in autos produced in the three NAFTA nations.
"Aircrews believed the drawings on the aircraft would be contained only to aircrews viewing while flying on the aircraft and was meant to be a morale boost and joke to break from the monotonous routines encountered during that rotation," according to a redacted copy of the investigation obtained by Task and Purpose.
"It may be a shot in the arm for risk assets and help to address liquidity concerns...however, it also raises the question of whether the Fed has anything left in the tank should the spread of the virus not be contained," said Kerry Craig, global market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
But after an initial nonresponse on Thursday, the day of the meeting — most White House aides were at a party for a departing National Security Council official, Dina H. Powell — the aides swung into action long after the story could be contained, a fact that aggravated Mr. Trump's allies outside the building.
"I am a misunderstood being who is drowned by a volcano of passions, of ideas, of sensations, of thoughts, of creations that cannot be contained in my breast, and so I am destined to die of love," a 10-year-old Carmen Mondragón wrote, surprising her French schoolteachers with her insight and talent.
"It may be a shot in the arm for risk assets and help to address liquidity concerns ... however, it also raises the question of whether the Fed has anything left in the tank should the spread of the virus not be contained," said Kerry Craig, global market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
It is not known what revelations might be contained in the unreleased documents, though researchers and authors of books about Kennedy say they do not expect any bombshells that significantly alter the official narrative of the assassination — that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Dallas — delivered in 1964 by the Warren Commission.
A CBS News poll released Tuesday found that 6900 percent of U.S. adults surveyed said that efforts to fight the virus are "going badly," with 2628 percent saying they think it will take months or longer to contain the virus while a quarter said it could be contained within a few weeks.
How to trade it:"If spike risk persists but might be contained, portfolio strategy should focus on energy exposure that doesn&apost strictly require higher prices to outperform, such as a combination of value trades (overweight US & European Energy Equities) and carry trades (US HY Energy Credit, RUB vs USD)," he said.
Flights to China account for 2%-6% of estimated revenue at United Airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc, American Airlines Group Inc and Air Canada, according to analysts at Cowen, an independent investment bank, although they added there were concerns the virus would not be contained in China given how it was spreading.
"There is no basis for arguing that there will be a financial collapse in this country," he added, referring to the U.S. Bove said that despite the "shocker" decision in the U.K. to quit the EU, some of the threats to the country's banking system will be contained to Britain and won't reach U.S. shores.
"You have to be buying because you love the fundamental story, not because you're seeing sort of a technical moment, because there's still a lot more information that we need to process," including whether the virus can be contained and if the Federal Reserve will step in to help stem the damage, she said.
There are two ways to figure out the theme: You can solve the revealer so that you have a hint as to what might be contained in the circled or shaded squares, or you can solve as many of the circled or shaded squares as you need to in order to figure out the revealer.
CHINA BECOMES ISOLATED AS CORONAVIRUS SPREADS: "One nation after another is closing its doors to most Chinese travelers, as the death toll from the novel coronavirus continues to rise with no sign that the virus can be contained before it becomes a full-blown planetary health crisis," our colleagues Anna Fifield and Joel Achenbach report.
The refusal to name or truly address patriarchal control as the ultimate source of this scandal means the lie will simply rebuild itself, cloak itself in the auspices of truth, and sell itself as progress until the next revelation threatens to combust the system — at which point it, too, can be contained, and the system can carry on.
President Barack Obama adopted a policy of "strategic patience" toward North Korea, based on the belief that time was on America's side and that if North Korea could be contained then, in due course, as its economy and international position weakened, it would eventually either collapse, reform or at least be ready to do a permanent deal.
With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $513 million ─ and the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," contestants are faced with a game of odds and chance and whether to accept an offer of cash from "the Banker" in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
Whether it's a tie knot pulled slightly askew, a collar that somehow looks less buttoned down than bunched up, or various strands of hair that cannot be contained, he is the only candidate who dresses as though he hasn't thought at all about what he is wearing — because, natch, he is too busy thinking about universal Medicare.
But it also depends on whether the assumptions of Omar's left-wing defenders are justified — whether anti-Semitism can be contained if it's treated as one form of bigotry among many, or whether the perverse resilience of Jew-hatred is such that cultures choose between philo-Semitism and anti-Semitism, with only a swift downward slope lying in between.
" It quoted a former chief economist at the Asian Development Bank saying that while the economic impact in the first quarter will likely be big, perhaps driving nationwide annual growth down a percentage point, "it will be substantially offset by above-the-trend growth in the rest of the year if the epidemic can be contained soon.
With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million─ and the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," contestants are faced with a game of odds and chance and whether to accept an offer of cash from "the Banker" in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
" He then unloaded in an interview with The New York Times, saying in public what many of his Republican colleagues say in private — that the president is dangerously erratic, treats his high office like "a reality show," has to be contained by his staff and is reckless enough to put the country "on the path to World War III.
Back in the flashback zone, on the night before their nuptials, April tries to play the no premarital sex before the wedding thing, but their lust cannot be contained (also, I feel like when you're making out with a guy who convinced you to leave your fiancé at the altar , whatever deity you believe in is going to be shaking his head anyways).
Yet, for the often reckless now-weakened regime, the rhetoric needs to be contained because it can ill-afford a military confrontation with the U.S. Furthermore, if there is to be any chance of convincing Europe, Turkey, Russia and China to stand up to the U.S., save the nuclear deal and help solve Iran's economic woes, the regime needs to seem to be reasonable.
Remember, this virus first got out of control in China because of their government's impulse to hide the truth and silence whistleblowers in Wuhan: from doctor Li Wenliang — who issued an early warning about the disease and died from it weeks later — to the brave Chinese journalists who disappeared from public view after their reports showed that the truth, like the virus, could not be contained.
Thomas is far too quick to be contained on a switch, and even though his size leaves him vulnerable against a well-executed trap—he's constantly harassed coming off ball screens, and even when he does skitter free, a third defender has already rotated from the weak side to clog up his driving lane—IT can shovel the ball to his release valve (whoever sets the screen) before the defense rotates back into position.
"Any changes in supply policy ... will be decided on the basis of their assessment of the duration of the impact of the coronavirus," BNP Paribas global head of commodity strategy Harry Tchilinguirian told the Reuters Global Oil Forum, adding, "If the producer group believes the outbreak to be contained with effects tapering out after a short period, like SARS, they have the option to stand pat and weather the lower-price environment until demand returns."

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