But a return to more visible socks could be imminent.
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However, that move may not be imminent, according to Reuters.
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It happens every time something terrible seems to be imminent.
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What does it mean for a threat to be imminent?
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But meeting organizers say a final agreement may be imminent.
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They believe the coming of a new tsar may be imminent.
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There is cautious optimism, however, that a turnaround may be imminent.
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That doesn't mean that a breakup has to be imminent, though.
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Trump said a military strike on Syria may not be imminent.
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Some economic indicators are warning that a recession may be imminent.
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The Ahsanis knew that a public-relations nightmare could be imminent.
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The charges against Mr. Toledo in Peru appeared to be imminent.
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Experts continue to fret that a trade war might be imminent.
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Yet, a rebound in prices may not be imminent, the team admits.
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A decision on "consolidation" is believed to be imminent, The Guardian said.
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A recession may be imminent, and the ultra-wealthy are taking notice.
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Doctors can stop treatment only after they've deemed death to be imminent.
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The analysts gave no indication that a test appeared to be imminent.
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The preparations were the first indication that the repatriation could be imminent.
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Thus, he says, another significant leg down for stocks could be imminent.
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Greater enforcement of the federal ban does not appear to be imminent.
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" 7:30 PM ET: NBC reports that strikes in Syria could be "imminent.
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Trump's decision on his secretary of state did not appear to be imminent.
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Thanks to Disneyland's new Star Wars-themed treat, the comeback could be imminent.
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And for all that Portugal's deal is innovative, it may not be imminent.
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"It will be imminent," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) said on Friday.
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Officials in Hartford, the ailing capital city, warned that bankruptcy could be imminent.
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On Thursday, Schembri gave little indication an interest rate cut might be imminent.
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At least 30,6003 people have fled, and another eruption may be imminent. 7.
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For various reasons, such a withdrawal may not be imminent, or even certain.
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UAE leaders received intelligence warnings that a violent extremist attack could be imminent.
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On Thursday, Schembri gave little indication an interest rate cut might be imminent.
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With a leak this extensive, you'd normally expect an official launch to be imminent.
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Why it matters: Both sides say administrative action on Title X could be imminent.
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Mr. Dent, channeling the exasperation of his colleagues, suggested an exodus might be imminent.
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In recent weeks, the two women had shared dreams that Rivera's release would be imminent.
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Action does not appear to be imminent, with Congress on its legally mandated August recess.
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Her forces had recently completed an encirclement of Raqqa, and victory appeared to be imminent.
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On Tuesday, May raised the terror threat, warning that "a further attack may be imminent".
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But now that its release is imminent, he said, a shake-up may be imminent.
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Prime Minister Theresa May raised the country's threat level, indicating another attack may be imminent.
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He provided no details on what that might produce, but said decisions would be imminent.
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Wade may not be imminent, but Trump's appointment of the next Supreme Court justice is important.
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An eruption of Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, did not appear to be imminent.
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If Klobuchar finishes out of the running, however, her exit from the race could be imminent.
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Great Britain has since upgraded its terror threat, with officials warning another attack could be imminent.
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A new Radiohead album may be imminent, now that the band has established a new company.
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P.S. According to Page Six, an Anna Wintour cameo on "Inside Amy Schumer" could be imminent!
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Worries that a big downturn might be imminent seem to have abated, but they still abound.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that a U.S. missile strike on Syria may not be imminent.
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But easing may not be imminent, as growth, lending and jobs data has been surprisingly strong.
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It would seem that the end of ObamaCare should be imminent, but the dialog has changed.
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While some breakups might be imminent, this could also be a fantastically passionate time for intimacy.
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It also shows that institutional investors fear that an increase in corporate defaults could be imminent.
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All the while, but especially now, evidence has grown that another economic crisis may be imminent.
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The deal had been widely reported to be imminent on Friday before the late-day official announcement.
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What this means: A deal could be imminent, and Blue Harbour may be trying to cash in.
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In any event, I expect the onslaught from the Democratic Party to be imminent, brutal, and devastating.
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Britain raised the threat level to "critical" — it's the highest level, meaning more attacks may be imminent.
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There will be more resignations and changes, the sources said, but nothing is believed to be imminent.
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More calls on its cash may be imminent—an IPO by Veneto Banca hardly has investors swooning.
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Although Trump softens the wording which made the market believes the missile strike might not be imminent.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday that he had never said an attack on Syria would be imminent.
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A decision on "consolidation" is believed to be imminent, The Guardian said here Reporting by Maria Ponnezhath
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Mr. McCain's family have gathered in Arizona, and the announcement suggests that his death may be imminent.
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But THR brought it out into the open by revealing that an NYT story might be imminent.
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A spokesman for Swalwell would not confirm those comments but hinted that an announcement could be imminent.
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But it's also worth pausing to consider a few realities that mean war may not be imminent.
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That comment came even after the president said in an interview that the secretary's resignation could be imminent.
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If this survey is an indicator, the time for workers to see substantial bump-ups may be imminent.
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ANZ bank said that there were signs that a renewed downtrend could be imminent for crude oil prices.
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I asked Hagens whether he agrees with the report's verdict that an overall peak could therefore be imminent.
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When he saw a file suggesting that an attack might be imminent in Egypt, he told a congressman.
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And as that deadline nears, Amnesty International has issued a statement warning that his execution may be imminent.
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Over the same period, Russia has sent competing signals indicating that a crackdown on cryptocurrency may be imminent.
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Malaysia, where a general election could be imminent, is among the first countries to introduce such a law.
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Most GCC currencies have rebounded in the forwards markets, showing investors no longer think devaluations may be imminent.
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He did not say when the armed forces would get involved but suggested that action could be imminent.
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Before the inspector general opened an investigation, Shanahan's nomination as Defense secretary was widely expected to be imminent.
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Thenext recessionmay not be imminent — but it's close enough for investors to start getting their portfolios in order.
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Wedding plans may not be imminent, but that's not to say the couple isn't in a good place.
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For a recession to be imminent, one would want to see at least an uptick in initial claims.
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Suspected attackers are still believed to be at large, and officials have warned more attacks may be imminent.
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As recently as last Friday, the Trump administration was suggesting that a shutdown could very well be imminent.
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But he suggested that a response to another in a series of failed launches might not be imminent.
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An official at the Finance Ministry told Reuters that any change to the VAT regime would not be imminent.
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He's ready for his destiny, which seems to be imminent, based on the number of episodes we have left.
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Separately, Germany said it had closed its embassy in Ankara due to indications that an attack could be imminent.
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Continental told the wire service yesterday a decision on whether to buy a stake in Here would be imminent.
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Hubristic Gen-Xers, the three never stop filming one another, even when it's clear the end may be imminent.
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And in the days leading up to the bombings, India warned Sri Lanka that the attacks could be imminent.
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The notification to McCabe that his appeal was rejected is a strong indication that an indictment may be imminent.
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The authors warned that a spike in cases could be imminent once Chinese residents return to school and work.
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ABC wants to move forward with a second reboot of "Roseanne" and we're told an announcement could be imminent.
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A 5 percent drop "may be imminent," and it's upon seeing such a pullback that investors should buy, Dwyer said.
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With its ATOL due to expire on Sunday, analysts at Credit Suisse said they expected further developments could be imminent.
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After Fitbit announced its acquisition of Pebble last week, the death of the Kickstarter darling's devices appeared to be imminent.
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A breakthrough may not be imminent, but thousands of coughing, wheezing sufferers would be glad to hear some good news.
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THE INSECT apocalypse may not be imminent, but the decline of insect species is still a concern, says our correspondent.
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While there are signs that a turnaround may be imminent, any improvement in the factory sector will likely be mild.
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A U.S. source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the withdrawal appeared to be "imminent" but had no details.
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The next recession may not be imminent — but it's close enough for investors to start getting their portfolios in order.
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All of this means that the threat facing the bull market from the yield curve may not be imminent. 2.
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The new Sprint talks come as Wall Street chatter has speculated that a T-Mobile-Sprint merger could be imminent.
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President Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday, a move that had long been rumored to be imminent.
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India has reported 482 cases of the coronavirus but health experts have warned that a big jump could be imminent.
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After years of increasingly tough laws, a thaw might be imminent, according to Carpenter, the professor at Southwestern Law School.
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In a world of fiscal sanity, Washington would be awash in surplus tax dollars, and tax cuts would be imminent.
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But some of the more extreme or coveted goals of Mr. Trump's critics may not be imminent or even feasible.
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But there is no sign in the Democratic-led legislature that a breakthrough in the 23-month impasse could be imminent.
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The flattening of the yield curve, which is intensifying, is a bond market signal that a rate hike could be imminent.
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President Donald Trump declared victory against the militant group in Syria on Wednesday and hinted that a withdrawal could be imminent.
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His plan to "repeal and replace Obamacare" never made it to a vote in Congress, though another attempt may be imminent.
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With the removal of the Music tab from the new Play Store, the completion of this merger appears to be imminent.
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The country is still on high alert a week after the bomb attacks, with warnings that more violence could be imminent.
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After nearly nine years of marriage, a split between Kendra Wilkinson Baskett and her husband Hank Baskett appears to be imminent.
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Approximately 24 hours later, Trump backpedaled his announcement and said that a U.S. missile strike on Syria may not be imminent.
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But after AirPower showed up on the packaging of Apple's second-generation AirPods, many people thought its release would be imminent.
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A Japanese government source told Reuters on Tuesday that it had detected radio signals suggesting such a launch could be imminent.
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"At this precarious stage in South Sudan's short history, Unicef fears that a further spike in child recruitment could be imminent."
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The cratering market is flashing a signal from investors that they think a recession could be imminent — if not unfolding now.
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As the reports about Taji came in, loudspeakers at the American Embassy in Baghdad announced that an attack could be imminent.
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On June 8, the eve of Trump's inaugural MAGA rally in Orlando, the president warned that "mass deportations" could be imminent.
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After years of indications that such a move could be imminent, Google may finally be shutting down its Hangouts platform for consumers.
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But here's a guide to which departure is rumored to be imminent — and who seems to be safe, at least for now.
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Separately, Germany closed its embassy in Ankara and its general consulate in Istanbul due to indications that an attack could be imminent.
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"This means that their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely but that a further attack may be imminent."
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One of the seven seeing looser policy ING, said in a note on Friday that a move by MAS might be "imminent".
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A wholesale carve-out of non-performing assets is possible, as had occurred in the early 2265s, although unlikely to be imminent.
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The comings and goings have left Washington on tenterhooks amid mounting speculation that significant action by the special counsel could be imminent.
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There is mounting speculation that a new round of indictments could be imminent that could cut ever closer to Trump's inner circle.
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Senior White House officials tell me a NAFTA deal could be "imminent" — meaning, an announcement could come in the next few days.
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"So this pervasive negativity is one reason why Garner thinks that a bottom in the precious metal might be imminent," he continued.
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Schneiderman said he sued the company on Sunday in part because of reports that a sale of the studio could be imminent.
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Furor surrounding the controversial memo reached a fever pitch on Thursday, and the White House signaled that its release could be imminent.
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Some analysts expect tougher U.S. action may be imminent to fight trade imbalances with China exacerbated by its state-led economic model.
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Luis Zubizarreta, president of Argentina's Carbio biodiesel industry group which includes companies like Bunge and Cargill, told Reuters a decision should be imminent.
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Analysts now fear an inversion of the two-year, 10-year yield curve could be imminent and point towards a possible U.S. recession.
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On Thursday, President Park Geun-hye of South Korea said there were signs that another nuclear test by North Korea might be imminent.
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There have been no formal talks between the two German lenders, and a deal is not considered to be imminent, sources told Bloomberg.
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Hinting that deals could be imminent, Slattery told CNBC, that he expected the firm to add to its 70-strong existing customer base.
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Gillibrand has also made several key hires, signaling that she is close to making her bid official and an announcement could be imminent.
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A recession may not be imminent, but Kelly said there are some things investors can do to protect their portfolios in the meantime.
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The governor declares a state of emergency when a disaster may be imminent or severe enough to require state aid to local officials.
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India has reported 415 cases of the coronavirus and seven deaths but health experts have warned that a big jump could be imminent.
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However, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoǧan didn't order a strike at that time — though he warned for months that one might be imminent.
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The full-scale offensive that Turkey, which shares a border with Idlib, and Western powers want to head off may already be imminent.
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That said, she was prepared to be fired at any moment, but did not know going into Sunday's meeting it would be imminent.
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And we have seen some of that already, which also gets at the second reason a trade war may not be imminent: geopolitics.
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Inside Harley-Davidson's EV shift with a ride on its LiveWire Africa's first billion-dollar tech IPO on a major exchange may be imminent.
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Five men, two appointed by a corrupt popular vote loser whose impeachment could be imminent, will have gutted choice rights for all American women.
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Lorde is slated to perform shortly after stopping by Coachella, meaning that the eagerly anticipated followup to 2013's Pure Heroine could be imminent.
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That test launch could be imminent, and potentially coincide with the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Friday, South Korean media said.
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The poor people are locked downstairs and basically realize they're sentenced to death, but the rich folks barely internalize that death may be imminent.
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Some reports have suggested Mueller's final report on his findings could be imminent, while other developments indicate the probe could go on much longer.
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Contrary Bolton's intimation that an attack on the United States may be imminent, conflict with Iran is, for America, indefinitely deterrable and therefore avoidable.
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For many months now, the relationship between Kelly and Trump had reportedly been deteriorating, and his departure has long been rumored to be imminent.
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It seemed it might be imminent after an NBC/WSJ poll showed Hillary Clinton with a double-digit lead soon after the video's release.
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Although federal cannabis legalization may not be imminent, Congress is taking early steps to better understand how to research and regulate the complex plant.
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"A phase one of U.S.-China trade deal seems to be imminent," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Their returns are not expected to be imminent though, and the Mets can only hope Gsellman can return to his 2016 form much quicker.
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He had been hired to be the chef of the Manhattan edition of Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, which was supposed to be imminent.
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I can't really tell you if it's going to be imminent or how long, but we are really thinking about him coming back soon.
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Many companies are holding out hope that the trade negotiations end quickly but have warned that job cuts and price increases could be imminent.
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For a court to grant an injunction — an order that prohibits someone from doing a specific action — there has to be imminent, irreparable harm.
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Authorities tightened a security cordon, draping plastic sheets around the approach to the cave, further giving the sense that a rescue might be imminent.
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This, as the UK government sees it, is changing the game when it comes to deciding when an attack against the UK may be imminent.
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Interviewed before the Supreme Court injunction on Thursday, Israeli Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan signaled that the Khan al-Ahmar demolition might not be imminent.
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Though rainfall would be imminent regardless, as of Friday afternoon it was still unclear if Barry would develop into a storm with hurricane force winds.
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" It repeated an offer to help convince pilots to work extra hours and said suggestions by Ryanair that strike action may be imminent as "alarmist.
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Even leading market sceptics, many of whom believe stock prices could start to drop, doubt that another extreme sell-off in equities might be imminent.
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The governor declares a state of emergency when they believe a disaster may be imminent or severe enough to require state aid to local officials.
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That started to manifest even before the deal had been announced: Juventus's share price soared with the first whispers that a move might be imminent.
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For now, authorities in the Philippines are expanding the evacuation zone around Mayon to 5 miles, warning locals that a major eruption could be imminent.
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While in Britain, the same metric fell by the most in its 20-year history, prompting UK officials to say more easing could be imminent.
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However, the verdict set out by Justice Luís Roberto Barroso in his decision indicates that a sea change in Brazil's abortion laws may, finally, be imminent.
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It's a major reason why many South Korean and U.S. government officials believe a fifth nuclear test could be imminent -- either before or during the congress.
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Today, the yield curve suggests that a recession may be imminent and America's leading newspapers are discussing recessions more often than at any point since 2012.
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That won't likely happen for the upcoming 2020 season, but input from Supercross and KTM indicates the launch of a junior EV class could be imminent.
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Overall, Friday's performance in stocks seemed to suggest investors were relieved at apparent suggestions from Trump that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent.
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The Saudi stock market plunged 3.1 percent on Sunday to its lowest close since March 2011 partly because of fears that such steps could be imminent.
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Most recently, Recode reported that Stitch Fix's filing could be imminent, and in May Reuters reported that the startup tapped banks for it initial public offering.
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Asia's third largest economy with 1.4 billion people has reported about 500 cases of the virus but health experts say a big jump could be imminent.
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Amid the New Year cheer, analysts also warned about a potential correction in the works for the market — although they indicated it would not be imminent.
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TAMPA BAY ZEROS IN ON GIRARDI The Lightning and defenseman Dan Girardi are negotiating, and a deal appeared to be imminent, multiple news media outlets reported.
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In the year since Cardi released Invasion of Privacy she's earned three chart-topping Billboard hits, so a Grammy win felt like it could be imminent.
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Though the Russian leader resists sounding the alarm, the audience is nonetheless convinced that if nothing changes in the coming months, the Big War could be imminent.
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Similarly, Stafford said, firefighters stopped car traffic on I-85 almost as soon as they arrived on the scene, sensing collapse of the roadway could be imminent.
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Bond yields, which jumped in response to the jobs report, have dropped to multi-year lows in recent months on concerns that a recession could be imminent.
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The U.S. and China resumed their trade talks this week – seen as a positive sign for many investors, as they believe that a deal could be imminent.
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The central bank had been flagging its plans to remove the cap for months and gave a strong hint last week that a move might be imminent.
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"After the Goldman settlement, and as time moves on, you would assume that an RBS settlement would be imminent," Alex Potter, banking analyst at Mirabaud Securities said.
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Under Judiciary Committee rules, the chairman must consult the ranking member at least two business days before issuing any subpoena — suggesting that the move could be imminent.
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Between the lines: With the end of the Israeli elections, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's victory, the release of the White House peace plan could be imminent.
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The British pound soared against the dollar on Wednesday after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier suggested a post-Brexit partnership may be imminent, reports Reuters.
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But many noted their joy was mixed with caution: Mahdi's resignation came at the cost of hundreds of lives and many acknowledged change will not be imminent.
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Here's what you need to know: May told Parliament that the attacker "acted alone," and there was no reason to believe there would be imminent further attacks.
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Although the full demise of iTunes may be imminent, Apple wants the platform to stick around as a digital store for people who like to own their music.
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Tesla filed for a mixed shelf offering for an undisclosed amount on Thursday, a week after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk suggested a capital raise could be imminent.
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All it takes is a quick look at the market to see that we are in for a bumpy ride — and a longer-term downturn may be imminent.
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The discussion prompted rumors that a full agreement might be imminent, but Barnier says the future of the border on the island of Ireland remain a serious obstacle.
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"The final recessionary shoe has now fallen... Rapid curve steepening is now occurring, suggesting recession may indeed either be imminent or else it has already arrived," he said.
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"Hyundai Motor Group chief is 80 years old, and the market expectation is that the succession may be imminent," Lee Sang-hyun, an analyst at IBK Investment & Securities.
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Meantime, the sudden rerouting of the Navy's Vinson carrier strike group over the weekend led some to question whether U.S. military action against North Korea could be imminent.
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A filing would not be imminent because the company still had to select a sponsor and finalize terms, and reach an agreement with automaker creditors, the source said.
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The United Kingdom remained on high alert Saturday after the government raised the country's terrorism threat level to critical in a signal that another attack could be imminent.
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Authorities warned after the bombing that a further attack could be imminent, and police said their efforts to find out if the bomber had accomplices could be compromised.
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Domestic oil and gas wells had stagnated through much of the 2100s; production flatlined at around five million barrels, and many experts warned that shortages could be imminent.
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"I would say I'm not expecting a rate cut to be imminent, certainly not by September," Bostic, who is a nonvoting member of Federal Open Market Committee, said.
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A report from the CBSA on the AVATAR technology is said to be imminent, but it's unclear whether the agency will proceed the technology beyond the testing phase.
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Mr. Cuomo also sought to clarify his stance on a potential shelter-in-place measure, which Mr. de Blasio has said might be imminent in New York City.
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Late on Friday, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa may put her country on the highest security level, "critical," which means authorities believe another attack could be imminent, Reuters reported.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said that Britain had raised its terrorism threat level on Tuesday night to critical — the highest level — meaning that another attack may be imminent.
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Ohta added that the extended strong-yen trend hadn't changed, but investors were buying the dollar as if they believed intervention, and a weaker yen, could be imminent.
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Markets had climbed early on Friday on hopes the United States and China were mending their relations, but gains faded on news a tariff deal may not be imminent.
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That prompted Theresa May to raise the terrorist threat assessment to its highest, "critical" level for the first time in ten years, indicating that an attack may be "imminent".
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" Although he suggested that at some point markets will "call their bluff," Marinov did not believe that this would not be imminent, describing rate cuts as a "precious commodity.
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On several other issues over his presidency, he has teased reporters with the idea that a major verdict might be imminent, only to delay announcements for weeks or months.
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South Korean authorities have made several market-shaking moves in recent months, and more recently, conflicting statements from Seoul have suggested that an outright cryptocurrency ban might be imminent.
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Under a settlement that is said to be imminent, according to a person familiar with the matter, the authority could agree to make upward of $1 billion in repairs.
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Still, both Lichtman and Tiefer maintain that the opposite is more likely—that once people have the details about what allegedly occurred, a demand for action will be imminent.
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BEIRUT, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri suggested on Monday that a breakthrough could be imminent in talks over the formation of a new national unity government.
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"Psychological harm may be imminent" and the "distress...associated with the unwanted child" may be avoided by permitting women to decide "whether or not to terminate [their] pregnanc[ies]".
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The disclaimer on Mr. Bloomberg's personal website was recently changed to "Paid for by Mike Bloomberg 2020," which campaign finance experts said suggested a formal filing could be imminent.
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A deal with investors led by Arab Bank Group's chairman Sabih al Masri, a leading Jordanian businessmen with extensive holdings in banking and hotels, could be imminent, they said.
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Pressuring JGBs, the Nikkei share average gained 0.6 percent as suggestions from U.S. President Donald Trump that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent supported investor sentiment.
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Here's what you need to know: • North Korea celebrates the 21928th anniversary of the founding of its army today, amid signs that its sixth nuclear test could be imminent.
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A U.S. official said the idea of sanctions was still in the discussion stage, and one of the congressional sources said a decision did not appear to be imminent.
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I.O., which she said had given the impression that a Clinton endorsement might be imminent in the run-up to this week's meeting, and to a similar meeting last summer.
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However, barring a Canadian insurgency, after that initial 24 hours, Canada would be conquered, surrender would be imminent, and the US would quickly attempt to co-opt the Canadian military.
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Again the door was left open to an easing should developments in inflation, unemployment or the global economy warrant it, but there was little sign a move might be imminent.
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The eased rules, welcomed by France's police unions, came as the authorities in Belgium alerted police that more attacks appeared to be in advanced planning stages and could be imminent.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday the threat level was now considered "critical", meaning an attack may be imminent, and said soldiers would be deployed to prevent further attacks.
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Live Briefing ■ Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Tuesday night that Britain's threat level had been raised to critical, its highest level, suggesting that another terrorist attack may be imminent.
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Mr. Mulder points out that opportunity for change may be imminent: Because so many Parliament buildings were constructed around the same time, they tend to go through similar renovation cycles.
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The cameras themselves, which have been rumored for ages and were known to be imminent, are both full-frame, meaning their sensor is as big as a 2960mm still-film frame.
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"A third option – signs of a deal with Europe on tariffs – does not appear to be imminent, which means steep new U.S. auto tariffs are still on the table," he added.
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Under Judiciary Committee rules, the chairman must consult the ranking member, in this case Nadler, at least two business days before issuing any subpoena — suggesting that the move could be imminent.
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The rights group reports that he is being held in unknown conditions, and that his execution could be imminent, as the two-year reprieve period comes to an end this month.
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While Airbnb is expected to go public this year alongside a number of other tech giants like Uber and Lyft, the Journal reported that its IPO may not necessarily be imminent.
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After meeting President Muhammadu Buhari, IMF managing director Christine Lagarde also called for greater flexibility in Nigeria's exchange rate regime, fuelling speculation that a devaluation of the naira may be imminent.
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Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin hinted that he, too, would probably oppose taking up the bill on a procedural vote expected as early as Tuesday, meaning a collapse could be imminent.
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Philippine authorities are warning that a large, dangerous eruption from the Taal volcano may be imminent after a towering column of ash spewed from it Sunday, forcing 225,2000 people to evacuate.
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Both sides have said the deal could be imminent, though it remains unclear how they might reach terms on Turkey's long-standing demand that Israel remove its naval blockade on Gaza.
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South Korea is on high alert after the number of reported coronavirus infections surged past 760 cases on Monday, and Cit economists warn economic difficulties for the country will be imminent.
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Morgan Stanley warned in August that a recession may be imminent despite stimulus efforts by the central banks of the US, China, and Germany, Markets Insider&aposs Daniel Strauss previously reported.
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Congress should lead a much-needed national conversation on North Korea policy, and ultimately authorize any military action where a threat to the country and allies is believed to be imminent.
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Publication of the civil defense advice caused a flurry of discussion on social media in China, and official news media sought to discourage speculation that a nuclear conflict might be imminent.
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Freeport Indonesia spokesman Riza Pratama told reporters that amid the export stoppage, Grasberg's copper concentrate stockpile warehouse was now "almost full", indicating that a production cut would be imminent without a breakthrough.
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It is probably safer to be cautious as in the past few months there have been several occasions when a resolution seemed to be imminent, but these hopes have been consistently dashed.
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Lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced bipartisan legislation to fix the so-called retail glitch, but action on making corrections to the 2017 tax law doesn't appear to be imminent.
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His return is believed to be imminent, as he likely will report directly to the Rockies instead of going on a rehab assignment with a minor league affiliate, manager Bud Black said.
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US experts and government agencies have warned that an outbreak of COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, could be imminent, but Uber drivers say they haven't heard any official guidance from Uber itself.
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In April, the U.S. military reportedly requested the locations of aid groups working in the country, an indication that yet a greater escalation in the war against al-Shabaab may be imminent.
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Mow living in Istanbul with his mother and younger brother, Abu al-Baraa says the trauma of that time, when the sound of jets meant an attack could be imminent, still affects them.
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It's not clear when these features will officially launch, but their presence in the code for Android app suggests the company is actively testing them out and that the launch could be imminent.
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"This means that not only is their assessment that an attack remains highly likely, but that a further attack may be imminent," May added, citing the United Kingdom's Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC).
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A deal could be imminent given Kate Spade's early announcement of its fourth-quarter results, plus the absence of a full-year forecast, Cowen and Company analyst Oliver Chen wrote in a note.
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"This means that not only is their assessment that an attack remains highly likely, but a further attack may be imminent," she said in London, citing the U.K.'s Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre.
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The furor surrounding a controversial Republican-drafted memo alleging surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice reached a fever pitch on Thursday as the White House signaled that the release could be imminent.
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US Vice President Mike Pence reiterated this week that the "era of strategic patience" was over, days after Pyongyang attempted another missile launch and analysts warned a sixth nuclear test could be imminent.
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A one-day, 1.24 percent decline three months into one of the better starts to an investment year in recent memory is no indication that a correction could be imminent, market specialists said.
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India has reported 415 cases of the coronavirus and seven deaths but health experts have warned that a big jump could be imminent, which would overwhelm the underfunded and crumbling public health infrastructure.
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An employee strike or all-out mass resignation may be imminent at Google, where hundreds of employees are currently calling for the end to its controversial plan for a censored search product for China.
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In the end, North Korea marked the holiday with the launch of a missile that exploded soon after take-off (although preparations near a nuclear site suggest an atomic test may still be imminent).
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With the official threat level raised to "critical", meaning a further attack could be imminent, troops have been deployed to free up police, and armed officers patrolled trains for the first time in Britain.
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At least 75 districts across India were under lockdown to tackle the coronavirus that has infected 415 people and killed seven in the country with health experts warning a big jump could be imminent.
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At least 75 districts across India were under lockdown to tackle the coronavirus that has infected 415 people and killed seven in the country with health experts warning a big jump could be imminent.
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Spain: Snap elections may be imminent in Catalonia, where a court ruling in Barcelona on Thursday barred Quim Torra, the pro-independence leader of the region's government, from holding public office for 18 months.
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"At this precarious stage in South Sudan's short history, UNICEF fears that a further spike in child recruitment could be imminent," UNICEF's deputy executive director Justin Forsyth said in a statement after visiting South Sudan.
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The product is seemingly being marketed as an extension of Roku players, with the manual directing people to install the Relay halfway between their router and TV. A product launch doesn't appear to be imminent.
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Washington (CNN)Illegal border crossings stabilized in April after jumping substantially in March, a sign that a surge at the southern border may not be imminent, according to newly released statistics from the Trump administration.
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Despite the danger, and warnings that more attacks in the European capital could be imminent, Matton, a 50-year-old Belgian native, went through the rest of his morning routine and drove into his office.
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However, Tuesday saw the biggest rally on Wall Street since 1933 as investors flocked back into stocks on hopes that the relief bill would be imminent and that the market capitulation had found its bottom.
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Intelligence analysts are not ready to rule out a test could be imminent, but the assessment is that North Korea would have to undertake several steps, including visible fueling, before launching a long-range missile.
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A Chinese loan worth $3.7 billion for the extension of the SGR from Naivasha to Malaba, which was last month reported by Kenyan media to be imminent, did not materialise, with neither government offering any explanation.
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Congressional gridlock and a risk of things like government shutdowns will be imminent, as a Democrat-led House tosses things to their colleagues in a GOP-controlled Senate who won't have the votes to pass them.
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Equities were boosted as Wall Street gained on Thursday in anticipation of strong corporate earnings, and as geopolitical worries eased on U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday as investors anticipated a strong earnings season and as U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent ratcheted down geopolitical worries.
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Decisions may be imminent in the showdown between President Trump's legal team and special counsel Robert Mueller; analysis from Alan Dershowitz, Harvard law professor emeritus, and Sol Wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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Auditioning for a spot on a reality show requires several elements: nerves of steel, an acceptance that humiliation may be imminent, and the willingness to venture into the unknown in front of (potentially) millions of viewers.
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Many global leaders believed regime collapse to be imminent twice in the past two months — when Guaidó assumed the presidency on an acting basis, and when he attempted to bring humanitarian aid across the Colombian border.
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Shanahan's nomination to take the job permanently was widely believed to be imminent last month before the Pentagon's inspector general opened an investigation into allegations he violated his ethics agreement by promoting his former employer Boeing.
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Perhaps in the early days of the joint exercises in the 1990s, some North Koreans believed that a US-led invasion might be imminent, but this belief had vanished by the time I served in Pyongyang.
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Trump, speaking without prepared remarks in a rare appearance at the briefing room podium, maintained that the risk to the U.S. from the virus "remains very low," amid global fears that a pandemic could be imminent.
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Also, there are geopolitical risks, including trade frictions, that could affect stock prices, and the economy seems to be in a late cycle, meaning that a recession could be imminent, Jones said in a note Friday.
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He blasted the World Trade Organization and multilateral trade deals, and some analysts expect tougher action may be imminent from the White House to fight bilateral trade imbalances with China exacerbated by Beijing's state-led economic model.
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But it has said that it will find it hard to do so again in September, when the verdict will be imminent in the trial of 12 separatist leaders for their illegal declaration of independence in 2017.
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Thai authorities have asked media to leave the area around the entrance of the cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped for two weeks, fueling speculation that a rescue mission could be imminent.
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Delivery Hero, which is estimated to be valued at around $3 billion, had previously indicated back in 2015 that an IPO could be imminent, yet almost two years later its floatation does not appear to be forthcoming.
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NEW YORK, April 73 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday as investors anticipated a strong earnings season and as U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent eased geopolitical worries.
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The flash, or preliminary, Markit survey of purchasing managers - executives who make spending decisions at 1,250 big firms - fell by the most in its 20-year history, prompting British officials to say more easing could be imminent.
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But make no mistake, the danger is real, a catastrophe could be imminent, and the mismanagement of Trump makes these dangers more likely and the damage more deadly from what would be Trump's Katrina, if it occurs.
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Italy's 10-year sovereign bonds reacted to news reports on Thursday that relations between the two coalition partners, the right-wing League and anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, had broken down and that a rupture could be imminent.
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Facebook's news section, which was previously reported to be imminent, is here: The company is rolling out Facebook News in a limited test in the U.S. as a home screen tab and bookmark in the main Facebook app.
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Wall Street has been looking for more details after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk suggested last week that a capital raise could be imminent as the electric vehicle maker posted a $25.3 million loss for the first quarter.
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The U.S. Geological Survery upgraded its previous volcano warning from "orange" to "red," signifying that an "eruption is forecasted to be imminent with significant emission of ash into the atmosphere likely," or that an eruption is already underway.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank cut its policy interest rate on Wednesday, as expected, and left the door open for further easing although a split vote on the move suggested the next reduction may not be imminent.
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The letter means that the release of the documents — including copies of search warrants, warrant applications and supporting affidavits and riders connected to the April 2018 FBI raid on Cohen's home, office and hotel room — could be imminent.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York has hired several senior aides for an expected presidential campaign, a sign that she is all but certain to join the race against President Trump and that her entry may be imminent.
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The country has been on the highest state of alert since Tuesday, indicating a further attack "may be imminent," as investigators try to determine how the bomb was assembled and what help Mr. Abedi might have had. video
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise's (R-La.) office on Monday tamped down a suggestion that his return to Capitol Hill could be imminent next month as he recovers from injuries incurred in the June shooting targeting GOP lawmakers.
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The Nasdaq Biotech ETF, the IBB, is down 21 percent year to date, and down just over 30 percent since hitting an all-time-high last July, but Stacey Gilbert of Susquehanna says a "relief rally" could be imminent.
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TOKYO, April 13 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose on Friday as suggestions from U.S. President Donald Trump that a military strike on Syria may not be imminent supported investor sentiment and higher U.S. bond yields helped financial stocks.
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It's an interesting time for Colin especially ... it was only a week ago that his lawyer, Mark Geragos, hinted that either the Raiders or Patriots might be signing Kaep soon, making people think an NFL return could be imminent.
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After Bloomberg reported yesterday that there had been "informal talks" between senior-level AT&T and Time Warner executives, The Wall Street Journal is now putting those discussions at an "advanced" stage and says a deal could be imminent.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) on Friday cut banks' reserve requirements for a seventh time since early 2018 to free up more funds for lending, days after a cabinet meeting signaled that more policy loosening may be imminent.
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As much as it prides itself on upholding tradition, England is actually at its best when breeding rebellion, allowing for a renegade spirit — along with the sense that the impossible might be imminent — that has long informed its fashion.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) on Friday cut banks' reserve requirements for a seventh time since early 2018 to free up more funds for lending, days after a cabinet meeting signaled that more policy loosening may be imminent.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said on Thursday that her investigation into millions of euros in aid granted by Italy to its flag carrier Alitalia was "quite advanced", suggesting that a decision could be imminent.
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" The announcement of the bout appears to be imminent with so many sources claiming that both parties have agreed on terms and the news of UFC looking to host a "major event at the MGM Grand on March 5.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - A takeover of Formula One by Liberty Media, rumored to be imminent, could be good news for the sport but Bernie Ecclestone is likely to remain at the helm for some time yet, paddock insiders said on Sunday.
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In an interview last week, Gowdy told Fox News he would be "a little bit surprised if [McCabe's] still an employee of the FBI this time next week" — setting off a firestorm of speculation that his firing might be imminent.
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Three sources close to Scaramucci have independently told The Daily Beast that the Mooch continues to brag that he and President Donald Trump talk on the phone, and that the Mooch believes his resurrection in Trump-world could be imminent.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's foreign minister tried to dampen expectations on Thursday that a Brexit deal might be imminent and said it would be wrong to assume that any consensus within the British government meant that an agreement had been clinched.
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Ankara failed last week to win agreement for a ceasefire from Russia and Iran, President Bashar al-Assad's main backers, but there has been a recent lull in air strikes and a pro-Damascus source indicated a ground attack may not be imminent.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A spike in the forced recruitment of child soldiers in South Sudan could be imminent, the United Nations' children's agency said on Friday, amid fears that the world's youngest nation is on the brink of renewed civil war.
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Inside ISIS-held Mosul -- the resistance fighters defying occupation A mix of Iraqi security forces, Kurdish and Arab fighters, as well as supporting US and French personnel, have already taken significant ground around Mosul and the final offensive is believed to be imminent.
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The ECB has a set limit on how many bonds it can purchase from one particular country and though some investors have claimed the central bank could change its ruling, an overhaul of the purchase limit does not appear to be imminent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Monday and gains in industrials helped propel the Dow to a more than two-month closing high, after a truce between the United States and China calmed fears that a trade war might be imminent.
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Backlash against groups like Black Lives Matter or the Human Rights Campaign may be imminent, and people may not like their rhetoric or understand their problems, but their nonviolent calls for attention to the plight of certain groups should not be considered divisive.
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In Egypt, the index climbed 0.7 percent but foreign investors were net sellers by a large margin for a second straight day because of speculation that a major currency devaluation could be imminent, given the Egyptian pound's plunge in the black market.
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Concert attack The UK raised its threat level to "critical" -- the top of its threat scale -- and British Prime Minister Theresa May warned that another attack "may be imminent" after the bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester that killed 22.
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South Korean intelligence agencies reported on Wednesday that they had recently spotted missile parts being transported, believed to be the lower-half of an ICBM, raising fears that a test-launch may be imminent, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper said, citing unidentified military sources.
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While the purpose of a settlement is, first and foremost, to resolve a civil rights lawsuit that may be imminent or ongoing, it can also serve larger purposes - in particular, grabbing the attention of the police department and stimulating reform, experts say.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said a breakthrough in talks with the Trump administration on the trade pact with Mexico and Canada could be imminent and that she wants to pass the deal by year's end.
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Carla Robbins, an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, also said that it undermines the credibility of Pompeo, who reiterated plans to "hold Russia accountable" on a February call with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov — suggesting sanctions could be imminent.
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The words "Saddam Hussein" and "Kuwait" were ubiquitous in the conversations of the adults around me, and I simply assumed — as I bolted out of bed to wake my parents — that the war, which everyone knew to be imminent, was finally here.
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DENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia closed the airport on the tourist island of Bali on Monday and ordered 100,000 residents living near a grumbling volcano spewing columns of ash to evacuate immediately, warning that the first major eruption in 54 years could be "imminent".
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Trump is challenging subpoenas whose enforcement could be imminent, particularly by the US House Committee on Oversight and Reform, which has sought Trump financial records dating to 2011 from his accounting firm Mazars USA as part of a re-examination of ethics laws.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Concerns that a trade deal between the United States and China may not be imminent reined in a rally in world equity markets and reversed gains on Wall Street on Friday, while strong U.S. wage growth boosted U.S. bond yields.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose against the yen and the euro on Friday in a choppy session, as worries that a trade deal between the United States and China may not be imminent curtailed risk appetite and boosted safe-haven demand for the greenback.
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Image: Apple/GizmodoWe've been waiting four painful years for new MacBook Pros, and if you've been holding on to your dying machine in hopes that a refreshed line must be imminent, we're sorry to inform you that you're going to have to wait even longer.
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China will implement both broad and targeted cuts in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for banks "in a timely manner," China's cabinet said in a meeting on Wednesday, an indication that a cut in the key ratio aimed at boosting lending could be imminent.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea appears to have resumed work at its nuclear test site after a perplexing series of volleyball matches were held there, according to analysts who studied satellite images of the site, renewing concerns that a major weapons test could be imminent.
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Belafonte filed for a temporary restraining order over the weekend against Mel B, asking a judge for protection from what he believed to be imminent threats he'd been hearing from friends ... that Mel was openly telling people she wanted him dead, or behind bars.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – Thai authorities asked media to leave the area around the entrance of the cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped for two weeks, fueling speculation on Sunday morning that a rescue mission could be imminent.
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Another round of mill closures in China may be imminent as Beijing keeps its vow to fight pollution and overcapacity, and the chance of a price pull-back to the $24.9 a tonne a mark in the short term were decreasing, ANZ Bank said in a note.
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Facebook starts testing News, its new section for journalism Facebook's news section, which was previously reported to be imminent, is here: The company is rolling out Facebook News in a limited test in the U.S. as a home screen tab and bookmark in the main Facebook app.
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The campaign's changes came as tensions mounted inside Trump's campaign in recent weeks and as Trump's relationship with Manafort soured to the point that several people close to the campaign warned that a major staff shake-up might be imminent, sources close to the campaign told CNN.
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However, because there is a significant prospect they are, and because the consequences for America would be so dangerous and dramatic if they are, it is time to issue a warning in the strongest possible terms that a great constitutional crisis may be imminent for the republic.
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That document can be a list of warning signs that crisis might be imminent; coping skills to manage those emotions; people and places that can provide positive distractions; trusted loved ones and professionals to contact; and ways to make an environment safe from potential self-harm.
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In an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell, Anita McBride said that women studying at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul are worried about the future of women's rights in a country where a reduction in efforts to drive out the Taliban looks to be imminent.
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The market also typically sees a big move after presidential election, he wrote, so should the breakout come to the upside, "it could lead institutional investors to jump on the bandwagon…no matter what their long-term view may be," and a significant year-end rally could be imminent.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The next disbursement of financial aid to Greece from its euro zone lenders may not be imminent as talks are still complicated, the head of euro zone finance ministers said on Monday, adding that the target was to secure a deal as soon as possible.
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After two consecutive days of high-profile setbacks -- with Senate Democrats blocking procedural votes on Sunday and Monday over opposition to a bill initially crafted by Senate Republicans -- a deal appeared to be imminent by Tuesday morning, but was ultimately not announced until the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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A group of about 200 bondholders who met most recently in London are unsure about how Venezuela will proceed, but those who consider a default to be imminent generally believe it will be in the sovereign issues rather than in PDVSA, according to sources familiar with the meeting.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May told the House of Commons Monday that she still believes a Brexit deal can be reached with the European Union and that the two are not "far apart" — one day after talks broke down amid a flurry of speculation that a deal could be imminent.
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" CFR President Richard Haass, author of "A World in Disarray," said Mattis' language ("threat" rather than "capability") suggests the U.S. is focused on a preemptive response (against a threat deemed to be imminent), rather than a preventive attack, "something that would be unacceptable to many Americans and to South Korea.
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The ruling, by Judge Richard J. Leon of United States District Court in Washington, implicitly encourages the rest of the industry to integrate as well, and AT&T's comrades have taken the hint: Comcast has already announced its intent to acquire much of 20th Century Fox, while other deals are said to be imminent.
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"As you'll see in the PM's speech next week the government is united in our determination to make the most of the opportunities for a successful future outside the EU." Colleagues criticized the timing of the article, which came around two hours after May put Britain on the highest threat level of critical, meaning an attack may be imminent.
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Overnight implied volatility, which on Wednesday had hit a nine-month peak as investors bet on, or sought protection against, an imminent removal of the cap, also tumbled to 1.65 percent from around 0.0883 percent beforehand.. The central bank had been flagging its plans to remove the cap for months and gave a strong hint last week that a move might be imminent.
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Dr. Ceballos emphasized that he and his co-authors, Paul R. Ehrlich and Rodolfo Dirzo, both professors at Stanford University, are not alarmists, but are using scientific data to back up their assertions that significant population decline and possible mass extinction of species all over the world may be imminent, and that both have been underestimated by many other scientists.
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S. trade deal stoke risk appetite * BT falls on Labour nationalisation pledge * Carpetright jumps on buyout deal (Adds news items, analyst comment, updates share prices) Nov 15 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 followed global peers higher on Friday after a senior U.S. official hinted that a trade deal with China might be imminent, while BT slipped after Britain's opposition party vowed to nationalise parts of the telecoms provider.
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"We continually evaluate our capital expenditure needs and may decide it is best to raise additional capital to fund the rapid growth of our business," the electric car maker said in a regulatory filing here Wall Street has been looking for more information after Chief Executive Elon Musk suggested last week that a capital raise could be imminent, after the electric vehicle maker lost $700 million in the first quarter.
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RED ALERT IN HAWAII: Hawaii residents are facing the highest volcanic activity alert after officials warned that the Big Island&aposs Kilauea volcano is growing more explosive -- as a massive ash cloud grows in the sky ... The U.S. Geological Survey upgraded its previous volcano warning from "orange" to "red," signifying that an "eruption is forecasted to be imminent with significant emission of ash into the atmosphere likely," or that an eruption is already underway.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' Republicans spend more than million at Trump properties MORE (R-Pa.) told The Hill after emerging from Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) office Wednesday that he had discussed infrastructure with leadership, another sign that the rebuilding initiative could be imminent.
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Developing now, Wednesday, May 21988, 189 The historic summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un could be in jeopardy as North Korea reportedly objects to U.S. demands that country give up its nuclear weapons and to American air force drills taking place in South Korea Two Trump-backed candidates, Lou Barletta in Pennsylvania and Deb Fischer in Nebraska, won their U.S. Senate primaries as four states held primary elections Tuesday President Trump's choice to lead the CIA, Gina Haspel, picks up key Democratic support before Wednesday's vote by the Senate Intelligence Committee and ahead of a full confirmation vote later this week Hawaii residents are on the highest alert as authorities warn the Kilauea volcano is growing more volatile and that an eruption could be imminent THE LEAD STORY - NORTH KOREA PREDICTABLY UNPREDICTABLE: North Korea threw potential doubt onto next month&aposs highly anticipated summit between President Trump and dictator Kim Jong Un as the regime reportedly said the United States must stop insisting it "unilaterally" abandon its nuclear program ... The warning, issued by former North Korean nuclear negotiator Kim Gye Gwan, came hours after North Korea canceled a high-level summit with South Korea and threatened to cancel its meeting with the United States over American military drills with South Korea.
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