S. oil producers are not going to be held back.
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He had to be held back from referee Jason Phillips.
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Younger students won't be held back from the next grade.
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But some things will be held back for Comic-Con only.
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It is too easy to be held back by our pasts.
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Tekashi had to be held back, but eventually chose to walk away.
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Miguel had to be held back from fighting a club owner Wednesday night.
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This is to ensure that smaller digital companies will not be held back.
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The rest would be held back pending the outcome of CBS's investigation into his conduct.
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Tillerson asked and Kelly agreed that an announcement would be held back until Tillerson's return.
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Still, the nation continues to be held back by how rarely it files patents abroad.
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And TJX were down after they noted that earnings growth may be held back by—gasp!
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They also believe it could continue to be held back if the government shutdown threat returns.
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A free-trading Britain, say Brexiteers, would no longer be held back by protectionist EU members.
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Those zones should not be held back by the isolation that has bedevilled similar schemes elsewhere.
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But Weber said the EU should not be held back by internal party politics in Britain.
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The report also said inflation pressures may be held back by online retailers keeping prices low.
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He had to be held back by an umpire and several teammates as both benches emptied.
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It didn't make a ton of sense for the iPad to be held back by the iPhone.
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Ms. Hadid tried to pursue him, only to be held back by a member of her team.
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The remaining $15 billion to $20 billion could actually be held back as unspent money in the fund.
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After getting ejected, Jack got aggressive with the officials and had to be held back by his teammates.
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It will be held back as a last-resort treatment for patients with complicated and life-threatening UTIs.
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Multiple senators on the panel are opposed to the bill, making it likely it will be held back.
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At one point, something appeared to enrage Holgate, who had to be held back by teammates and Madley.
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High temperatures could be held back a bit because of these conditions, perhaps upper 50s to low 60s.
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Fisher has inspired a legion of stars to speak their truth and never allow themselves to be held back.
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According to sources, Moonves' settlement package will be held back pending the results of an independent sexual misconduct investigation.
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Some details may be held back, because of assertions of executive privilege, grand jury secrecy and other confidentiality considerations.
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Information should either be held back for national security or privacy reasons, or else it should be published routinely.
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If you have a strong conviction or idea, you don't need to be held back by your gender anymore.
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With the cameras still rolling, Jamal bellows at his brother and needs to be held back from assaulting him.
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This year's Conventions will be held back to back, like a doubleheader, or two root canals in a row.
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Joy Corrigan won't be held back by anything when she's on the job -- especially not a silly bikini top.
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Job growth in September could, however, be held back by hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which struck Texas and Florida, respectively.
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But some money will be held back to "establish a reserve for possible liabilities and other contingencies," the letter said.
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Again he failed a driving-related test and had to be held back to repeat the training from the start.
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He would be held back by teammates, security, and an assistant coach; he would be ejected and leave the game scoreless.
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Tanaka will be held back at the start of spring training — pitchers and catchers report Thursday, while position players are due Feb.
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"Women should not be held back or provided less opportunity, respect or protections under the law because of their gender," they write.
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A lot of them are going to have a sliver of genius, but be held back by the limits of current technology.
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One soldier was so incensed that he launched himself toward the crowd, only to be held back by one of his colleagues.
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While Thomas Cook managed to recover from a risk of insolvency in 2011, it continued to be held back by lingering debts.
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Loewentritt said transition officials were told that "in using our devices," materials "would not be held back in any law enforcement" requests.
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He's like the man in a bar lunging for someone, safe in the knowledge that he will be held back by his friends.
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Some of the valuable tariff exemptions on offer to Vietnam will be held back until after this five-year target has been met.
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This led to a rash of plans to allow those who wanted to go faster not to be held back by the slowest.
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Analysts had been expecting first quarter cognac sales to be held back by inventory reductions following recent price increases and destocking in China.
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But for a candidate who continues to be held back by low name recognition, even a mildly critical story can be useful exposure.
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They added, however, that the government could be held back by fears that easing caps on government spending could again build up debt.
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In Fitch's view, growth will continue to be held back by structural weaknesses such as skills mismatches and inefficiencies in the wage-setting process.
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Ben is no slouch himself as Chuckie Sullivan, who doesn't want to see his genius best friend be held back by life in Southie.
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Specifically, Loewentritt said, "in using our devices," transition team members were informed that materials "would not be held back in any law enforcement" actions.
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Children who are suspended or expelled are more likely to drop out, be held back or fall into the juvenile justice system, researchers say.
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Pressed on why the Republican memo should not be held back until that process was done, he said a reporter had asked enough questions.
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A law that leads more young students to be held back may not be the ideal or ultimate solution for a state's dismal results.
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As she left the station on Monday, she was surrounded by waiting media and fans who had to be held back behind a police barricade.
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But while they might be held back by cost pressures, Europe's lenders are trying to keep up with their U.S. peers on the tech front.
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That notion that we should each be free to develop our own talents, whatever they may be, and not be held back by artificial barriers.
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Schiff on Sunday said parts of the report may have to be held back, but argued that the public deserves to have access to it.
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"That debt path would dampen economic output over time," Swagel warned, saying interest rates would go up and U.S. household income would be held back.
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Growth is likely to be held back by a combination of high household debt, the ongoing restructuring of the shipbuilding industry, and mounting external headwinds.
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No longer must we be held back by societal rules about what color your collar must be or whether or not blue goes with orange plaid.
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Last week, Tekashi and his crew got into a nasty confrontation with Slim 400 and his posse in LA. ... the rapper had to be held back.
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The nation will be held back due to inequalities of access to quality healthcare, with higher mortality rates among poor and underserved populations lowering the average.
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The Celtics guard charged after Bembry, with whom he had exchanged words, and needed to be held back by his teammates, Hawks players and the referees.
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Whether the merger ends up being successful or not, it is necessary that corporations not be held back from attempting to provide better products to consumers.
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"These suggest that existing home sales should move higher as the year progresses, although actual sales will likely be held back by the lack of inventory."
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The Fed has indicated plans to raise its benchmark interest rate target another quarter-point this year, but could be held back due to weak inflation.
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It's good that I have a good team around me, holding me back when I need to be held back, telling me I need to be patient.
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The Celtics guard charged after DeAndre' Bembry, with whom he had exchanged words, and needed to be held back by his teammates, Hawks players and the referees.
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Sanchez, who at first had restrained Severino, later had to be held back from Martin by the hitting coach Alan Cockrell and the backup catcher Austin Romine.
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Asset-quality indicators may be close to their weakest levels, but the pace of recovery is likely to be held back by slow resolution of bad loans.
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The study also found that women don't typically report these instances because they correctly assume that, if they do, they'd be held back in progressing their careers.
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According to GSA deputy counsel Lenny Loewentritt, the transition team was specifically told that in using GSA's devices, materials would not be held back from law enforcement.
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Improving and cultivating inter-Korean relations is the prevalent desire of the whole nation and the urgent calling of the times that cannot be held back any further.
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Much of those funds will be available to WeWork this year, but as much as $1.5 billion will be held back until 2020, according to the three people.
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"Birds of Prey" could be held back at the box office by its R rating, but it doesn't need to be a massive blockbuster to be a success story.
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And it&aposs the question that I&aposm getting from everyone is, you know, what are we going to find out, or something&aposs going to be held back?
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I feel his shoulders tense under my grasp and then he pins my arms over my head, physically constraining me when my ecstasy can't be held back at all.
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"We think that when information is there you should pass it on to the stock market - we don't see any reason for it to be held back," she said.
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"It's quite an investment-heavy sector and it's one of the sectors we would expect to be held back by Brexit-type uncertainty," said Chris Hare, economist at Investec.
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And then again, and then again after that—until either the money has run out or the ocean has risen too high to be held back by sand. ♦
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Nick Young got HEATED during a rec league championship game on Wednesday -- where he had to be held back during an on-court altercation ... and eventually forfeited the game.
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He also said economic growth in the euro zone would be held back by the lack of structural reforms by member states and that such moves should be stepped up.
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I'm writing it down for myself to acknowledge and to remind myself to not be held back by fear of discovering my inabilities and inadequacies as an actor and human.
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"I'm writing it down for myself to acknowledge and to remind myself to not be held back by fear of discovering my inabilities and inadequacies as an actor and human."
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The EU slashed its growth outlook for the euro zone this year as it expects the bloc's largest economies to be held back by global trade tensions, among other issues.
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America Rising spokesman Scott Sloofman on Tuesday told the Washington Examiner that Warren will be held back by her lack of Senate accomplishments if she decides to run for president.
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He wants to be free to negotiate his own trade deals with China and the USA, and not be held back by those shit-munching, banana-straightening bureaucrats in Brussels.
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As eighth graders, they were less likely to be held back than their classmates who did not attend preschool, and their scores on the state's math achievement test were higher.
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The Fed has indicated plans to raise its benchmark interest rate target another quarter-point this year, but could be held back due to weak inflation and anemic wage growth.
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But the frustration felt by many women — against men invading their personal space at work, dealing badly with rejection, enacting petty vengeance on their careers — could no longer be held back.
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The European Commission slashed its growth outlook for the euro zone this year as it expects the bloc's largest economies to be held back by global trade tensions, among other issues.
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Hayes Brown: Morrison also confirmed that Trump's Ambassador to the EU told him that nearly $400 million in military aid would be held back until Ukraine agreed to announce the investigations.
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Here is the good news, though: Once the women of News of the Week decide they don't want to be held back by being "good" anymore, things finally start to get interesting.
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Prasad said recent interviews and comments by Zhou are important in signaling issues in the Chinese economy and financial system, solutions to which may be held back by the new PBOC governor.
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The other part, though, is that con artists are expert at creating such a situation in most any victim – almost all of us can be held back by pride in certain circumstances.
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"Sometimes the pace of innovation in emerging digital technologies can be held back by infrastructure, financing and bureaucratic constraints," said Jonathan Tanner, a digital consultant at the Overseas Development Institute think tank.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - British online supermarket Ocado on Tuesday missed forecasts with flat full-year core earnings and said earnings in the 13-18 year would be held back by investment.
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The Newcastle team aims to offer treatment for up to 25 women a year affected by mitochondrial disease, but the treatment could be held back if they don't have enough healthy donated eggs.
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Still, some analysts said the dollar could be held back by the probability of a partial U.S. government shutdown as President Donald Trump and federal lawmakers disagree over funding for a border wall.
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For Brexiteers, such a scene seems ideal to help explain why Britain has to strike out on its own; outside the EU, Britain would no longer be held back by continental trade luddites.
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The European Commission sharply cut its forecasts for euro zone economic growth this year and next on expectations the bloc's largest countries will be held back by global trade tensions and domestic challenges.
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However, the study by Mexican think tank CIDAC said that, after the implementation deadline, the justice system would still be held back by challenges such as training police to conduct high-quality investigations.
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This didn't sit too well with Vikings receiver Adam Thielen, who then marched over to the Patriots sideline to give Belichick a piece of his mind, and had to be held back by referees.
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The currency's stronger run at the tail-end of Johannesburg trade was partly aided by data showing U.S. wholesale inventories unexpectedly rose in January as sales tumbled, suggesting economic growth might be held back.
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The European Commission sharply cut its forecasts for euro zone economic growth this year and next because it expects the bloc's largest countries to be held back by global trade tensions and domestic challenges.
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On Tuesday U.S. policymakers agreed the Federal Reserve should pause further rate hikes until it is clear how much the U.S. economy will be held back by larger risks like slowing growth in China.
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But it said its 2017 operating earnings could be held back by 350-400 million euros in costs from a switch to the new LEAP jetliner engine, up slightly from 300-350 million euros.
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Those who make the wrong choices will not escape responsibility for what they say and do, and the rest of us will not be held back from doing what we know to be right.
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China and India have the chance to be much more explicit in their commitments about strengthening action and to clearly prove that they won't be held back by a recalcitrant Washington or anyone else.
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"China's drive towards modernization is an inevitable trend of history and will not be held back or stopped by any force in the world because it represents the direction of human progress," he added.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 5 (Reuters) - President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Friday that South Africa cannot allow its economy to be held back by the U.S.-China trade war, which he said was born out of jealousy.
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Stereo pair support will allow it to better compete on that front, but device sales could be held back by those who prefer Amazon's Alexa assistant, which ships on the Sonos One, to Apple's Siri.
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The European Commission sharply cut on Thursday its forecasts for euro zone growth for this year and next, with the bloc's largest economies expected to be held back by global trade tensions and domestic challenges.
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" He added: "In order to get to the bottom of this, we have to look at the cultural aspects of it, and we can no longer be held back in any sense by political correctness.
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About $171 million of the latest payout would go to 1.2 former customers of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC immediately, while about $76 million would be held back pending the outcome of other litigation.
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The Austrians had missed a great chance to equalise in the first half when they were awarded a penalty after David Alaba appeared to be held back in the box by left back Ari Skulason.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - The undercover Ghanaian journalist who filmed soccer officials appearing to take bribes said on Monday that African football will continue to be held back on the world stage unless corruption is tackled more vigorously.
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Coronavirus infections in China have markedly declined in recent weeks, but the Asian giant's economic recovery may be held back by the global outbreak, as countries around the world struggle to contain the rapidly spreading disease.
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"It&aposs been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease," he wrote, adding "NO CAP," suggesting he won&apost be held back by the diagnosis.
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In 1997, Inzamam-ul-Haq, a Pakistani batsman, jumped into the crowd to confront an Indian spectator who was heckling him, and he had to be held back when he raised a bat above his head.
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She's continued her advocacy for psoriasis sufferers, most recently teaming up with Celgene's Show More of You initiative, which encourages people living with psoriasis to live their fullest lives and not be held back by their condition.
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A $10,000 donation could thus escape $2,500 in income tax, assuming a 25 percent tax bracket, and the investor could therefore give the entire $10,000 rather than $7,500 if some had to be held back for taxes.
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China announced late last year that U.S. soybean shipments arriving at its ports containing up to 1 percent of foreign material would be expedited while shipments with more than 1 percent could be held back for testing.
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There, Germany's favorite part-time policeman David Storl, who is seeking a fourth consecutive title, became the first automatic qualifier for Tuesday's final, which will be held back in the Olympic Stadium, with his 20.63 meters effort.
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"In the period ahead, including the deliberations on a European deposit insurance scheme, we should not be held back by the distinction between risk reduction and risk sharing," Draghi told the European Parliament's committee on economic affairs.
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The NBA presents its own set of challenges, but Young will never be held back by the college game ever again, or compete against teams that can win by throwing two defenders on him at all times.
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And the UIC students, angry to the point of tears, had to be held back from making similar mistakes, until finally the protesters, facing the crowd, linked arms as they had planned, coming together in a circle.
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Ahead, interviews and photos with millennial women who are redefining what it means to move home — and proving, once again, that this generation can't be held back by sensational headlines, overly critical talking heads, or faceless analytical research.
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"While the market certainly looked comatose, we're witnessing some tremendous breakouts all over the place, breakouts that typically would be held back by the gravitational pull of profit-taking or higher interest rates or, yes, politics," he said.
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And others, even if they want to move, may be held back by things they didn't anticipate — a need to care for aging parents, boomeranging adult children or the loss of a job, which can defer retirement goals.
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It's easy to get disenchanted and even disheartened in DC. So many people arrive here with ambitious and genuine goals of changing the world only to be held back by political realities that so often plague Capitol Hill.
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It isn't surprising that her schoolmates thought her accent was "affected" and that she had about her "a smug perfection": she would not be held back; she was not going to stay in the rural town of Grantham.
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But GSA Deputy Counsel Lenny Loewentritt told the site in a statement that the transition team officials were explicitly told that "in using our devices," any materials stored therein "would not be held back in any law enforcement" requests.
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The Canadian dollar is set to strengthen over the coming year, helped by higher oil prices, but the currency's gains will be held back by the greater interest rate offered to holders of U.S. dollars, a Reuters poll showed.
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But like Africa's big extractive industries - plagued by problems from child labour to poor health and safety standards - the potential of the development mineral sector may be held back by labour and rights abuses unless it is properly regulated.
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Some of this growth will be held back by the cost, which will be roughly at parity with what it costs in the US, as well as lack of access to speedy internet in many of the new territories.
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"Tinder empowers women by giving them the choice to take charge of their lives and not be held back by traditional barriers that prevent them from expanding their social circles," Rosette Pambakian, Tinder's VP of communications told Inc Magazine.
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Blasting and digging an open pit of this size also creates lakes of toxic waste water, tainted with sulfuric acid, and they would be held back by earthen dams -- known as tailings dams -- in a wetland prone to earthquakes.
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But Philip Solaris, director of another drone company, X-craft Enterprises, said that while New Zealand has accommodating regulations on drones, Domino's would be held back by a rule requiring drones to be kept in sight at all times.
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They were hearing the same message, broadcast by the limited range of our stories made available to us, a message that seemed to tell us which of these stories would be allowed through the gates and which would be held back.
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More controversially, it passed a law in 2013 requiring third graders to be held back if they score poorly on an end-of-year reading exam; last year, about 10 percent of them were retained, for reading difficulties or other reasons.
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"We also expect a reopening of the QE programme at a pace of 25 billion pounds per quarter, although this may be held back until the publication of the next inflation report at the August meeting," the Societe Generale analysts added.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar is set to strengthen over the coming year, helped by higher oil prices, but the currency's gains will be held back by the greater interest rate offered to holders of U.S. dollars, a Reuters poll showed.
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Cohen and Trump lost a bid during a court hearing Monday to get first crack at reviewing the files seized from Cohen's office last week to identify files that might be held back from prosecutors because of attorney-client privilege protections.
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The staffing crunch, however, raises doubts, over whether China really can implement and enforce the new rules - raising the risk that bad corporate behavior will continue, and new drug development will be held back, even as China's drugs reach more people.
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"While the market certainly looked comatose, we're witnessing some tremendous breakouts all over the place, breakouts that typically would be held back by the gravitational pull of profit-taking or higher interest rates or, yes, politics," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Mr. Derfner said he had sensed discrimination against him as a Jew when he applied for jobs at Wall Street firms or socially when he was in college, and could sympathize with the arguments that Asians should not be held back.
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"Recovery efforts in jurisdictions prepared to do their part should not be held back due to alleged corruption, fiscal irregularities and financial mismanagement occurring in Puerto Rico," Ben Carson, the secretary of housing and urban development, said at the time.
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"Economic globalization as the trend of the times cannot and should not be held back," Mr. Wang said, in an event that was hosted by the National Committee on United States-China Relations on the sidelines of the United Nations summit.
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The problem is, if we don't we start talking about these issues—which plague all American communities, but can be particularly threatening to black women—many more people are going to be hurt, and the movement as a whole will be held back.
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And because menswear continues to be held back by the idea that men's wardrobes should be no frill (while we continue to play with women's fashion, leaving the freedom of expression of men behind), it makes their resurgence on Styles poorly timed.
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Such concerns were brought to the fore on Thursday after the European Commission sharply cut its forecasts for euro zone economic growth this year and next on expectations the bloc's largest countries will be held back by global trade tensions and domestic challenges.
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But the research firm also said that the rise of VR gambling could be held back by the cost of devices, as well as the fact that in the short-and-medium-term, the addressable user base will be limited to early adopters.
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The proportion of services firms saying their businesses will be held back by a lack of appropriately skilled professional or clerical staff rose to the highest ever recorded on the Confederation of British Industry's quarterly survey, since it began in 1998. ind.
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"So it's good that I have a good team around me, good people around me, who are holding me back when I need to be held back and telling me to be patient when I need to be a bit more patient."
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Private home sales could be held back this year given the limited number of projects that are slated for launch in the later half of 2016, after the government tapered back on a government land sales programme over the past two years, Tan said.
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Eyewitnesses say Miranda had to be held back after the man came up to her table and started screaming ... we're told Miranda started mouthing off and eventually walked over to the man's wife, got feisty with her and dumped a salad in her lap!!!
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As the game ended, Cavaliers shooting guard J.R. Smith, who was in street clothes because of a thumb injury, had to be held back — first by an assistant coach and then by a referee — from fighting with Heat players, particularly Rodney McGruder and Dion Waiters.
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And, because this progress can be achieved without the government turning the internet into a utility, future broadband investment does not have to be held back by carbon-dated regulations written in the same year American families first gathered around the radio to hear FDR's fireside chats.
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All the other big names in mobile tech will also be present and showing off their wares — there just won't be a great deal of new devices, the majority of which will be held back for Mobile World Congress in Barcelona at the end of February.
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As they strolled through the empty Robing Room, where the queen dons her imperial state crown and ceremonial robes before addressing Parliament, Ms. Siegal, flouting several centuries of royal decorum, tried to climb right into the room's Chair of State, only to be held back by her horrified host.
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In separate appearances on Tuesday, various Fed policymakers agreed the central bank should pause further rate hikes until it is clear how much the U.S. economy will be held back by larger risks like slowing growth in China and narrower ones like the ongoing budget stalemate in Washington.
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The European Commission sharply cut on Thursday its forecasts for euro zone economic growth for this year and next with the bloc's largest economies expected to be held back by global trade tensions and domestic challenges.. Last month, the International Monetary Fund also downgraded its forecasts for global growth.
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Together, they honored an artist whose roots were deep, widespread and thoroughly acknowledged, but whose vision and achievement were entirely her own: not a template to copy, but an example of hardheaded freedom from an African-American woman who would not be held back by race or gender.
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"But the threat of economic disruption will likely work against that particularly given that the UK will be officially out of the EU anyway and PM Johnson looks like he won't be held back by hard line Brexiteers in the talks," he wrote in a note on Friday.
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Still, it may have come as a bit of a surprise for the South Yorkshire Police to learn that 29-year-old Joe wasn't about to be held back by something as simple as a temporary home in custody, keeping his drug network going over the phone while held on remand.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese stocks are expected to claw their way back close to a 1143-year high by end-December, up over 5 percent in 2018, but could be held back by likely prospects of a stronger yen, a Reuters poll of market strategists and fund managers found on Wednesday.
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In separate appearances in recent days, policymakers from across the spectrum of views agreed the central bank should pause further rate hikes until it is clear how much the U.S. economy will be held back by larger risks like slowing growth in China and narrower ones like the ongoing budget stalemate in Washington.
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"Recovery efforts in jurisdictions prepared to do their part should not be held back due to alleged corruption, fiscal irregularities and financial mismanagement occurring in Puerto Rico and capacity issues in the U.S. Virgin Islands, which is why HUD will award disaster mitigation funds in two separate tranches," said Carson in a statement.
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In separate appearances on Tuesday, policymakers from across the spectrum of views agreed the central bank should pause further rate hikes until it is clear how much the U.S. economy will be held back by larger risks like slowing growth in China and narrower ones like the ongoing budget stalemate in Washington.
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But white children are about four times as likely to be in Charlottesville's gifted program, while black students are more than four times as likely to be held back a grade and almost five times as likely to be suspended from school, according to a ProPublica/New York Times examination of newly available district and federal data.
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And even in the unlikely scenario where a state were to be granted exemptions from those requirements from federal rules, state economies are still going to be held back by the simple fact that federal regulatory code seems to be more than 10 times as large in volume as state regulatory codes, at least for the sample that my colleagues and I have been able to analyze with RegData.
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Blattman and Ralston found that "the poor seem to be held back by too little capital and an absence of cheap credit": When programs give capital to the poor, be it cash, tools or livestock, to small business owners, unemployed youth or ultrapoor women, we tend to see similar results: poor people expand the number and size of their businesses, and increase the profitability of work in their portfolio.
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We reported last week that, against the prevailing narrative that China has more or less already won the artificial intelligence race, some experts say there is still very much a contest: While China and its companies are spending a lot of money to dominate AI, we reported, they continue to be held back by intellectual inflexibility — they cannot or will not pivot as quickly as western researchers, and may be fated always to be behind.
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The two-year limit is intended to shorten uncertainty but can be dodged: the leave notice could be held back; a unanimous decision by all 28 states can extend it (though many question how feasible that unanimity is); and one EU official has said a departure treaty negotiated within two years, and approved by a majority, might carry a delayed action clause to bring it into effect only later, once a broader new relationship was agreed.
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And we think the hesitancy to spend more on SDOH programs could be due to the fact that health firms aren't clear on how to best extract value from social health data: For instance, nearly 49% of healthcare leaders say a lack of effectiveness metrics will be a barrier to integrating SDOH into care programs, while 41% say they'll be held back by needing to add the skill sets required to address SDOH, per a recent Change Healthcare survey.
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She's a calendar editor at a local alternative paper striving for more only to be held back by her jerk of a boss; she's sleeping with a guy who refuses to get a second pillow for her to sleep on because he's "her pillow" (he also makes her go out the back and hop a fence to avoid her running into his roommates); her own mother constantly nags at her "health" and tries to force her into gross, bland food programs to make sure she's "taking care of" herself.
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