In whichever direction he takes Mexico, resistance will be weak.
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It just seems very odd that spending would be weak.
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Wage growth can thus be weak even as GDP rises.
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It just seems very odd that spending would be weak.
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Institutions with a conscience have a tendency to be weak.
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Legal experts said Trump's executive privilege claim would be weak.
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Candidates who sought out primaries tended to be weak ones.
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I believe future warming will be weak and possibly even beneficial.
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The evidence for such an effect turns out to be weak.
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German renewables power supply for Friday is expected to be weak.
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But departments responsible for supervising such issues tend to be weak.
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Earnings do not matter but they are expected to be weak.
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To be a "cuck" is to be weak, fragile, and feminine.
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"Although my heart may be weak, it's not alone," he says.
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If they survive, they will be weak for weeks to come.
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And if it's not the strong way, it must be weak.
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Sadly, his captain turned out to be weak in it, too.
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He isn't going to be weak now and he isn't being weak.
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"Over time, we're basically training our glutes to be weak," Bang says.
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Orlando said he also expects first-quarter GDP data to be weak.
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It's the same with our bodies—they expect women to be weak.
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We showed ourselves to be weak in 2013-2014, and Ukraine happened.
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"The harvest will be weak toward the end of July," he said.
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Economic statistics for the first two months were expected to be weak.
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The clout is there, but the will often seems to be weak.
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"But you can't lay down and be weak in front of Trump."
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Second, 3Q MSM shipments are also expected to be weak at 27mn vs.
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Thankfully, bugs that excel at one tend to be weak at the other.
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Watching the stock market, you wouldn't know earnings are poised to be weak.
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All three are expected to be weak but not move the pound significantly.
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Without the acceptance of these groups, peace will always be weak and shaky.
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Fitch considers Hilltop's liquidity profile to be weak relative to mid-tier peers.
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Core euro zone inflation data on Wednesday are likely to be weak too.
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Growth in the January-March period tends to be weak for seasonal reasons.
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Rogers knows what it's like to be weak and not have any power.
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"This is me, Fatma, who saw herself as strong and will never be weak."
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" "Because if a guy doesn't do what he's supposed to do, he'll be weak.
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Growth in the first quarter tends to be weak because of a seasonal quirk.
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Black women and men stood strong because they were never allowed to be weak.
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They'll be weak and they'll be more susceptible to North Korea exploiting that power.
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Capital buffers continue to be weak despite relatively high reported capital adequacy ratios (CARs).
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That has led some activists to worry that the commission's recommendations would be weak.
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We think fourth quarter is going to be weak—we at the Dallas Fed.
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But more broadly, the EU is not strong enough to be weak right now.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean spending is going to be weak this holiday season.
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Cramer said the low reading suggests the non-farm payroll report Friday could be weak.
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Can a man even thrive in a competitive office environment if he must be weak?
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There were lots of warning signs from the supply chain that iPhones would be weak.
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L Brands also lowered its full-year earnings guidance as sales continue to be weak.
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Trading volumes are likely to be weak on Thursday ahead of the Good Friday holiday.
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The first half of this year will be weak, but I don't expect a recession.
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It also said that its performance in the first half in general would be weak.
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Legal ties will be weak, with no guarantees or cross-default arrangements between the entities.
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If Ukraine is corrupt, Ukraine will be weak, and that is exactly what Russia wants.
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But those institutions, or the laws that govern them, often turn out to be weak.
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When they do, it's usually because the economy is perceived to be weak or faltering.
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He argued the Democrat "will raise taxes" and be "weak" on crime and border security.
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So everybody figured the non-farm payrolls number would be weak, but not this weak.
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"Being a girl meant you were going to be weak when you grew up," she said.
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Our so-called President might be weak but America, thanks to Bob Mueller, is still strong.
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But Cramer argued that health care was the one area that could afford to be weak.
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Koshelev said consumer spending could be weak this year, too, due to accelerating inflation in Russia.
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On exam he was found to be weak, particularly on the right side of his body.
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Most economists are predicting that the first quarter of this year will be weak in China.
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Like they might be weak to, I don't know, an ab work out or a squat.
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Privacy will be weak and the government will have the ability to know about every transaction.
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Paulsen has been warning that stock market returns will be weak for the next few years.
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Volume across markets is expected to continue to be weak through the end of the year.
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Meisel said the El Nino could be weak, but it also has a chance of being moderate.
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Shares bottomed at $142 in early January after the iPhone maker preannounced that sales would be weak.
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The Victoria's Secret parent also lowered its full-year earnings guidance as sales continue to be weak.
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And when things do go wrong, creditors' ability to enforce agreements or seize collateral can be weak.
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Shares in Dubai telecommunications operator du may be weak as the stock goes ex-dividend on Thursday.
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For my militant brothers and sisters, please don't misconstrue loving and lovable to be weak or submissive.
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"You shouldn't try to make a thousand flowers bloom, or they'll all turn out to be weak."
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Yet traffic continued to be weak, and the company's comparable-sales gain was driven by higher prices.
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We could see a big reaction if the U.S. non-farm jobs report proves to be weak.
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Especially when you are studying a score: how to dimension everything, for this not to be weak.
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But it's important to remember that while experts can be weak teachers, they are not inherently so.
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It will certainly be weak and many reckon import growth will have tumbled to 4-year lows.
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It will certainly be weak and many reckon import growth will have tumbled to 4-year lows.
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The breakouts above $21,2490 in July 236, and more recently in September 2017 proved to be weak.
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So, we would expect that exports and manufacturing would be weak and that's exactly what we're seeing.
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As for Lam Research, "I think the quarter will be weak, and there's a new CEO," he said.
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In the world of UnReal, men are always going to have the power but also always be weak.
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I don't believe that women should be weak or that they should depend on their husbands for everything.
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"We thought this would be weak in light of the well-documented difficulties with the alliance," he said.
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"His grip on power will be weak, given the status of a minority government," noted analysts at NAB.
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Facebook proved stellar in monetizing mobile advertising, an area where Alphabet is thought to be weak, Dawson said.
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It doesn't matter how good the locks are if you modify them to be weak after installing them.
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The free-agent starting pitching market will be weak, headlined by Jeremy Hellickson, Rich Hill and Ivan Nova.
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Trading in the fixed income, commodities and currencies business was expected to be weak again on Wall Street.
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North Dakota regulators said in a statement they expect oil prices to be weak through at least October.
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Advertising, which accounts for over 19% of Tencent's total revenue, is expected to be weak in the country.
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Even though their claim to the throne might be weak, it's still hard not to bend the knee.
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Any link between hours worked and productivity was shown to be weak in a 2014 paper from Stanford University.
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Fiat Chrysler and PSA would still be weak in the lucrative premium segment dominated by Mercedes, BMW and Audi.
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" Smollett stressed: "We live in a society where as a gay man, you are considered somehow to be weak.
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First, it has to be weak enough that it doesn't provoke the paradox seen in the Frauchiger-Renner experiment.
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The shoulder season was always going to be weak, and we're not going to be out of it yet.
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We know from ecology and biology, for instance, that monocultures and simple approaches tend to be weak and fragile.
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Still, "this doesn't mean that there won't be more tech IPOs, or they will all be weak, " Ghriskey said.
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"We cannot afford to be weak," said General Vaiksnoras, who studied in San Antonio and at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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And avoid using SMS as the second factor, as it's been proven to be weak and easily to circumvent.
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"Security-focused conservatives are thinking they can't come to the table now because it would be weak," she said.
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Stocks may continue to be weak through October, but overcoming these key issues may lead to all-time highs.
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Torunlar REIT's chief financial officer, Ismail Kazanc, said the real estate market is expected to be "weak" this year.
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The Global Times, a state-run tabloid with a nationalistic bent, said China "cannot be weak at this time".
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Fitch expects XCID's financial profile to continue to be weak and highly leveraged in the next two to three years.
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"This is not a moment for our national leadership to be weak or irresolute," he said on the Senate floor.
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The car rental company cut its outlook for the year, as well, as car-rental levels continue to be weak.
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I know I have to be strong because there are too many counting on me for me to be weak.
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If she is confident that any case against her would be weak or even futile, the pardon has less value.
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The world's metallic economy may be weak but it is not in meltdown as such heavy-volume inflows would suggest.
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Copper is "almost on the 12-month low, the global economy must be weak and stocks look scary," Gundlach said.
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On Amgen, Morgan Stanley said the earnings could be weak on concerns about Enbrel, which is 25 percent of revenues.
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And when the economy is weak (or perceived to be weak), a president is almost always struggling in the polls.
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If they continue to be weak or go lower, then somebody's going to have to bear some responsibility for that.
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If it does not happen, Q1 real GDP will be weak for the fifth time in the last six years.
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The government's initial report on the economy's first-quarter performance is due Friday, and it is expected to be weak.
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His heart might be weak and the sight of his nephew coming suddenly up the path might finish him off.
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And by the time Schiff's gavel fell Thursday, they believed they had successfully shown the impeachment case to be weak.
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But new power plant sales will be weak "and frankly we're planning for that as sort of indefinite," Flannery said.
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Inventories across many of the metals remain very low, so I think the market is mindful whilst demand could be weak.
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Whereas the QC2350s tend to be weak with the highest and lowest tones, the XM235s provide rich bass and crisp highs.
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Since he sees the greenback continuing to be weak, at this time, Goldberg recommends that investors not hedge their currency exposure.
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" He considered Brazilian star Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior's performance to be weak: "A lot falls, despite having suffered many fouls.
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The notion that Clinton (or any woman) would be weak, or irrational, or guided by her hormones, was always sexist nonsense.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group kicks of bank earnings - which are expected to be weak - when it reports on Thursday.
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When it announced the management shake-up, Gap offered a glimpse at its third-quarter performance, warning it would be weak.
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Other analysts say the market disruption will be modest, in part because initial enforcement of the new rules may be weak.
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Pending home sales for July dropped 2.5%, more than expected, suggesting the housing market could be weak in the third quarter.
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The government's initial report on the economy's first-quarter performance is due on Friday and it is expected to be weak.
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Fitch considers Hilltop's liquidity profile to be weak relative to midtier peers evidenced by higher loan-to-deposit and wholesale funding ratios.
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Last month Yelp's third-quarter revenue missed Wall Street expectations, and the company indicated that the current quarter would also be weak.
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"The far right are successful not because they are strong, but because the mainstream political forces appear to be weak," Shekhovtsov said.
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We cannot continue to be weak in the face of the North Koreans, or, frankly, in the entire rest of the world.
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The company also said activity in the current quarter was expected to be weak due to holiday and seasonal weather-related downtimes.
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Philip Futures Sdn derivatives specialist David Ng felt recovery in oil production may be weak even though El Nino is ending soon.
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"We do expect the second quarter to be weak," Florian Hense, a euro zone economist at Berenberg bank, told CNBC via email.
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SARA EISEN: Larry, you're giving a textbook reason of why the dollar should be strong and the Chinese currency should be weak.
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He said it looked likely that Britain's second quarter would be weak but attributed much of that to the unwinding of stocks.
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There are too many potential points of weakness and possible entries for malicious cyber attacks for encryption to be weak or optional.
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Some conservatives question whether he would be weak on immigration enforcement, while others have criticized his restaurants for employing foreign guest workers.
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" He said, "if we do not have strong families and strong values then we will be weak and we will not survive.
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Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Thursday the market was wrong to think the country's banking system might be weak.
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Fee-generating businesses such as selling mutual funds are also likely to be weak as volatile financial markets deter investors, he said.
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In France, the far right was seen winning the most votes, although in the Netherlands, there appeared to be weak showing for eurosceptics.
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He dismissed sectors he perceived to be weak, such as the on-demand and cloud services, and interviewed at several companies, including Yahoo.
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"Investor sentiment appears to be weak in general on low earnings visibility," said Vijay Harpalani, fund manager at Dubai-based Al Mal Capital.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. import prices unexpectedly rose in July, but the underlying trend continued to be weak, pointing to subdued imported inflation pressures.
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The story ought to be weak: When the heroine is abducted, it's not the hero who saves her but the god of love.
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I remember in the early 1980s the public voted in President Ronald Reagan in part because our military was perceived to be weak.
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Because the coming free-agent class will be weak, the belief was that Cespedes could opt out and sign a more lucrative deal.
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But third-quarter earnings in much of the Gulf look set to be weak because of low oil prices and governments' austerity policies.
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"Hughie," a Eugene O'Neill one-act revival starring Forest Whitaker, continues to be weak at the box office, grossing $295,800 in eight performances.
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In a telephone interview with Reuters, Gundlach said economic data would have to be weak for the Fed to slash rates in July.
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But, he cautioned, Tuesday's data does not necessarily indicate that consumer price index data to be released on Thursday will also be weak.
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Jefferies told its client to avoid the electric car maker's shares, saying the company's financial performance will be weak in the coming years.
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Still, any coalition is likely to be weak and unstable, according to Thitinan, with multiple small parties fielding one or a few representatives.
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He said that although the government appeared to be weak and unstable, it was likely to survive for a full, four-year term.
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One of the repeated attacks Cruz has lobbed at O'Rourke is that he would be weak on crime and not support law enforcement.
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The company's Middle East and energy markets proved to be weak spots in the first-half, reflecting tough conditions that lead to restructuring costs.
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U.S. data in the pipeline includes the initial estimate of first-quarter gross domestic product growth on Thursday, which is expected to be weak.
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Future Harley-Davidson sales are likely to be weak, according to Goldman Sachs, which downgraded shares of the motorcycle maker to neutral from buy.
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"This year will be weak, and next year we would expect manufacturing to stabilize," Ifo President Clemens Fuest told CNBC's "Street Signs Europe " Monday.
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Apple may also release a "Pro" model that will effectively be marketing to compensate for the fact that the iPhone 7 will be weak.
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Many expect corn prices will climb even higher once harvesting starts this fall because yields are expected to be weak due to springtime flooding.
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But since then, economic data, particularly in manufacturing, got softer, trade tensions escalated, China's economy continued to be weak and inflation has remained subpar.
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Edoardo Campanella, an economist with Italian bank UniCredit, said the new Spanish government would be weak with every measure entailing "endless and draining" negotiations.
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Germany's private sector expansion slowed to a four-year low, meanwhile, suggesting growth in Europe's largest economy may be weak in the final quarter.
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Share your own past struggles This helps the struggling person understand that it is okay to struggle and be weak at times — everyone is.
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"Demand conditions in the country appear to be weak, as indicated by lacklustre increases in new orders," said Pollyanna De Lima, economist at Markit.
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Yet these defenses will be weak if moderates, independents, and Republicans of good conscience do not begin to see Trump for what he is.
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"We may be weak, we may be poor, but we have not lost our pride yet," Mayor Lee said to cheers from the crowd.
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Cramer is expecting numbers to be weak across the board, except at companies in his WATCH list — Walmart, Amazon, Target, Costco and Home Depot.
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Yet February was "supposed" to be weak and this year was strong; May has a tough reputation and this year the market barely hiccuped.
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Schlumberger, which reported a better-than-expected adjusted profit for the 27.13th quarter in a row, said activity in 20.7 would still be weak.
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Kerry warned that Dean would be weak on defense after 9/11 and that his candidacy would ensure President George W. Bush's re-election.
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"Serbia will be weak or pro-Russian if they end up in the EU, which is no bad outcome for Russia either," he said.
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Germany's private-sector expansion slowed to a four-year low, meanwhile, suggesting growth in Europe's largest economy may be weak in the final quarter.
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His case would likely be weak, employment lawyers said, and some lawyers said Google could have faced lawsuits if it had not acted against him.
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"Incoming data continue to be weak, especially for the manufacturing sector ... The slower growth momentum is expected to extend into the current year," he said.
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The former Soros Fund Management analyst said second-quarter UK economic growth would likely be weak at slightly below 1 percent on an annualized basis.
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In the past months, if oil would be up 7 percent and the dollar would be weak, we would have been up 200-250 points.
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Later in the week, the U.S. will report consumer price inflation numbers, which are expected to be weak as a result of lower gasoline prices.
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We tend to view it in black-and-white, almost moralistic terms: Anyone who succumbs to temptation, in whatever form, clearly must be weak willed.
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Some legal experts argue that Trump's executive privilege claim would be weak, saying Congress' interest in hearing from Bolton would outweigh Trump's desire for secrecy.
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Tech stocks were led lower by Apple, which fell 1.6 percent after Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi predicted iPhone sales growth could be weak this spring.
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Expectations for the dollar to still be weak this year mean the yen would continue to be investors' preferred buy during times of market turbulence.
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Trump also endorsed an accused child molester in the Alabama Senate race because, he claimed, the Democrat would be "weak" on immigration and border security.
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This time of year can be weak for the stock market to begin with, and very positive consumer sentiment is a contrarian indicator, they said.
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Some last-minute meddling keeps the generals in charge, but their government will be weak and a surging youth-led party will nip at their heels.
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Later in the week, the United States will report consumer price inflation numbers, which are expected to be weak as a result of lower gasoline prices.
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"That leader would be weak given how discredited this Congress is," said Senator Ronaldo Caiado, a member of Temer's alliance who has called for his resignation.
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Halliburton said it expected pricing pressure to continue globally and activity in the current quarter to be weak due to holiday and seasonal weather-related downtime.
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The rumours and worries Indorama's fourth quarter would be weak due to unplanned plant shutdowns in Europe had driven its shares down 11 percent in January.
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One reason for concern about the risk of a German economic slowdown is that the policy response to such a slowdown is likely to be weak.
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"Incompetent Hillary, despite the horrible attack in Brussels today, wants borders to be weak and open-and let the Muslims flow in," he wrote on Twitter.
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"I won't be weak-kneed or just focus on dialogue, as we did in the past," Mr. Moon told leaders of the Korean Senior Citizens Association.
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Under the Paris climate agreement, Japan committed to cutting its emissions 23 percent below 217.4 levels by 22018, a target activists already considered to be weak.
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"Around 34 percent of the total economy will be experiencing output declines, while the remaining manufacturing, services and construction sectors will also be weak," he added.
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"It will be increasingly difficult for another hike in March, considering that China will continue to be weak," said Daniel Ang, investment analyst at Phillip Futures.
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Incoming data have continued to be weak, in particular in the manufacturing sector, reflecting the slowdown in external demand compounded by some country and sector-specific factors.
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But he said the situation was not clear, Guaido's support among the military appeared to be "weak" and it was uncertain whether military officers were abandoning Maduro.
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"Expect a breakdown in the market; bonds continue to press higher, look for the yen to be strong and the British pound to be weak," Gordon added.
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SAB said total volume growth in beverages was tempered by weakness in China and the U.S. Lager sales in Europe continued to be weak for the year.
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That would almost certainly mean no free access for British companies to the EU's huge single market, likely damaging what already threatens to be weak economic growth.
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Nomura has for a while wagered that inflation figures for the first quarter due in late April would be weak enough to trigger a move in May.
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Cathay had warned its results for the second half of 25 would be weak as it battles falling demand for premium class seats on long-haul routes.
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However, the government will likely have to shoulder a large part of the capital burden as flexibility to tap markets will be weak in the near term.
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Kim doesn't want to be weak Recent diplomatic and military defections from North Korea raise the possibility that the regime is in worse shape than previously expected.
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"Retail investors have booked profits ahead of second-quarter results, and there will be weak volumes until those start coming in," said a Jeddah-based fund manager.
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It introduces the possibility that a troublesome neighbor may be weak, or a long-term threat not as threatening as it has been for the past decades.
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"The overall prosperity of companies continued to be weak, indicating that downward pressure on the economy persists," said Yang Yewei, a Beijing-based analyst at Southwest securities.
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"Since 1992, there appears to be bias for it to be weak during presidential election years," said Ryan Sweet, senior economist at Moody's Analytics in Westchester, Pennsylvania.
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Smartphone makers are left with more components than they need to meet demand, which means new orders for chips and display panels will be weak, Kaur said.
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A health care system may be weak or neglected for many reasons, such as a lack of resources, poor infrastructure, or too much focus on single disease programs.
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Trump considers Powell to be "weak" and blames Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for encouraging him to pick him, according to sources who've discussed the matter with the president.
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China down: From a global standpoint, Apple's China business continues to be weak, down 10% rom a year ago, while all other parts of the world were up.
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The problem can be particularly severe in poor areas, which often sit in low-lying areas and where services such as trash pickup can be weak or nonexistent.
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"If La Nina conditions develop, we predict it will be weak and potentially short-lived, but it could still shape the character of the upcoming winter," said Halpert.
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The launch of Apple's iPhone X will test whether inflation is going to be weak, said Mike Bell, global markets strategist with JP Morgan Asset Management in London.
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"Initial anecdotes reaffirm our view that demand is likely to be weak at first as challenges over invoicing and inventory are resolved, but thereafter to recover," she added.
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"For a deep water species like this, or any marine mammal, to be weak enough to strand, there is typically a reason (illness, injury, etc.)," the network said.
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Though demand for gas in Europe may be weak, the region's indigenous supplies from countries like Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands are in decline because of dwindling reserves.
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Bolsonaro's top security adviser had said on Tuesday that military support for Guaido appeared to be weak and it was not clear whether military officers were abandoning Maduro.
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It will be weak, commanding an even smaller minority in Congress than its predecessor, but not necessarily brief: a general election may not come for at least a year.
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The NOAA says there's about a 55-65 percent chance of La Niña emerging before winter sets in, but if it does, it'll likely be weak and short-lived.
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Fitch expects presales to remain low as the company is likely to continue deferring projects because buying sentiment is likely to be weak ahead of the 0003 presidential election.
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"The first quarter looks like a contraction, because output, exports, and business investment are all likely to be weak," said Hiroaki Muto, chief economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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Sixty-six countries were found to be "weak, poor or failing" in their governance of extractive industries, with less than 20 per cent achieving "good" or "satisfactory" overall ratings.
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First-quarter growth tends to be weak because of a seasonal quirk, but output is likely to accelerate for the rest of 20.70 as the fiscal stimulus kicks in.
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Despite some positive signs, Fitch believes the weak macro environment is the primary driver of banks' caution on their loan books and why credit demand continues to be weak.
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While she did "applaud" the creation of the new select committee that will focus on climate change, Ocasio-Cortez argued that the committee will be weak without subpoena power.
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"It's possible that consumer trend will recover and get better as the year wears on here, but if it were to be weak, that would negatively affect Apple," Hall said.
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Many in the industry had feared that sales would be weak in the first three months after the government rolled back a tax cut on small engine cars on Jan.
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The amount of water also has an effect — if there's just a little bit of coffee and a lot of water, the drink will be weak and have less caffeine.
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"LPG prices will likely be weak relative to naphtha in the coming months, incentivizing petrochemical demand," said He Yanyu who leads Asia natural gas liquids market research at IHS Markit.
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"It was really hard for me to see him fail and be weak because I knew how bad he wanted to be a good husband and good father," she said.
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"Global demand continues to be weak and for a country like Singapore that is open, it shows very, very quickly and rapidly," said Vishnu Varathan, an economist at Mizuho Bank.
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Shares of Domino's Pizza fell more than 1.163 percent on Friday, closing at $175.16 per share, after a report warned first-quarter sales would be weak for the pizza chain.
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Domestically, New Zealand's business outlook hit a 11-month low in July, consumer confidence sank, prices of its main dairy produce dipped and GDP growth is expected to be weak.
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She has also built a muscular political reputation in what some analysts have called an attempt to dispel the notion that a female leader would be weak on security issues.
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"The market has viewed international with the expectation that it will be weak until oil gets up to the $50-$60," said Brian Youngberg, an energy analyst with Edward Jones.
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Barr offered the unsolicited opinion that Mueller's obstruction case against Trump appeared to be weak, from what he had read in the media about the special counsel's apparent legal theory.
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" The person added that while Joe Biden initially looked like the most electable contender, he has proven himself to be "weak as a candidate — but more importantly, he's weak financially.
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Economists expect to see a gain of 0.1 percent, compared to 0.2 percent in July, and the number could be weak in September with the added impact of Hurricane Irma.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan told CNBC's Steve Liesman on Tuesday he expects the U.S. economic growth to be "weak" in the fourth quarter, citing worries around the trade war.
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And then, like magic, along comes Donald Trump, who happens to be weak in exactly the sort of Republican-leaning suburban districts they are hoping to peel away from the GOP.
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With so many companies like McDonald's, Alphabet and Facebook reporting what appeared to be weak quarters at first that turned out to be strong, Cramer sees many buying opportunities out there.
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They say giving information to countries in regions such as South America or Africa, where data protection standards can be weak and corruption rife, risks it falling into the wrong hands.
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"He was an anchor of Euro-Atlanticism, and one of the key figures to ensure that this administration's policy towards Russia won't be weak," the Eastern European diplomat told BuzzFeed News.
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Even exports, which were expected to be weak due to the broadening fallout from the U.S.-China trade war, fell just 0.1% after a much bigger 2.0% drop in January-March.
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And it is true that If the state's case against Cosby had to stand on its own, without the benefit of the comedian's own words, it would be weak -- very weak.
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" Gapen added: "The irony is the sentiment will be super strong in Q1 and activity data will be weak, and in Q2, the activity data will rebound and sentiment will weaken.
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Incoming data continue to be weak, especially for the manufacturing sector, mainly on account of the slowdown in external demand, which has been compounded by some country and sector-specific factors.
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On the other hand, one of the reasons that I thought Martin O'Malley was going to be weak in 2016 was because he was polling at just 3% among Maryland Democrats.
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Because even with the morning's sharp boost to prices as a result of the attacks, presumably by Iran, it looks as though the longer-term price of oil will be weak.
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Should the company aggressively utilize its common stock repurchase program, which is not Fitch's expectation, leverage could trend in the 13x-6.0x range, which would be weak for the 'A' rating.
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Still, he cautioned April is expected to be weak due to the shift of Easter into March and the city's proximity to Brussels, where three coordinated nail bombs went off in April.
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"With no improvement in the outlook and further attention on the underperforming East Coast Rail franchise we would expect the shares to be weak today," analysts at UBS said in a note.
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Virginia has yet to work out the final details of the work requirement, but Senate proponents of the policy rejected arguments from expansion opponents that the requirement would be weak and unenforceable.
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"Global demand continues to be weak and for a country like Singapore that is open, it shows very, very quickly and rapidly," said Vishnu Varathan, an economist at Mizuho Bank in Singapore.
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Slightly below-average sea surface temperatures across the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean were observed during the past month, the government forecaster said, adding the event would likely be weak if it occurred.
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But some are skeptical that the Latvian government will be able to deliver on its promise of stamping out money laundering, arguing that the country's justice system has proven to be weak.
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If market demand continues to be weak, Hydoo may need to trim average selling prices (ASPs) and reduce margin to speed up sales, which may materially reduce its operational cash flow generation.
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The 'sneak preview' argument Gagliano believes that the occasionally charming President may be able to talk his way out of criminal or impeachable charges because the evidence of "collusion" may be weak.
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"Bottom line, this is a challenging update and the stock will clearly be weak today reflecting what is now greater uncertainty on path forward," said Randall Stanicky, analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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The moderate first-quarter growth is probably not a true reflection of the economy's health as GDP tends to be weak at the start of the year because of a seasonal quirk.
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As the lone superpower, the United States is often judged to be weak whenever anyone challenges the status quo order it has underwritten, while we judge China and Russia by less stringent criteria.
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READ: Conservatives blame Steve Bannon for turning Alabama blue Trump had argued that despite the allegations, Republicans should vote for Moore as the Democrat would be weak on crime, the military, and borders.
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The firm's LPC group surveyed market participants and found they expect issuance to be weak this year, with most looking for it to be in a range of $90 billion to $110 billion.
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It is in the context of such civilizational chosenness that periods of perceived decline can generate a disturbing cognitive dissonance: How could we, the necessarily greatest community, be weak or even non-dominant?
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Japan's economy is forecast to contract in July-September, and the machinery orders slump suggests any rebound in the following quarters is likely to be weak if exports and business investment lose momentum.
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Its Fessenheim 2 reactor has been halted since June 2016 over irregularities discovered in these files, which indicated that there might be weak spots in the steel of one of its steam generators.
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Its core banking operations continued to be weak in the first quarter, dragged down by weak yen-bond trading and an ultra-low interest rate environment under the central bank's aggressive monetary easing.
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"If you wag the dog you have to do it in early September… the President… is simply reacting to the fact that he can't be seen in his eyes to be weak." pic.twitter.
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"Every manager is impressed by self-starters, and somebody who takes the initiative in areas where the business may be weak is putting themselves high up the list for a promotion," Caan wrote.
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In other words, the only culturally appropriate way for women to use sick time and not appear to be weak or unambitious is to care for their sick children, fulfilling various cultural expectations.
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N) sales growth to be weak for at least the next few years as younger buyers prefer cheaper, used Harley models or shop for less expensive motorcycles offered by Honda Motor Co Ltd (7267.
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Goldman: Why we're not so hog-wild for Harley Future Harley-Davidson sales are likely to be weak, according to Goldman Sachs, which downgraded shares of the motorcycle maker to neutral from buy. 3.
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"If growth continues to be weak, oil prices stay low, then there is a worry that a deflationary impulse will return and markets fear that the ECB will struggle to fight that," he said.
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According to the Mirror, Emily has "autism, ADHD as well as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome type three, which causes her limbs to be weak," but as her dad Ray explains, it's has never stopped her.
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"I was already expecting capital expenditure to be weak in July-September, but the fall in overseas orders makes me worried about demand from China," said Hiroaki Muto, economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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The goal was to get one of the "Pied Piper candidates" to win—this meant Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, or Donald Trump, all of whom had pretty extreme views and would be weak opponents.
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But Eswar Prasad, a China expert and economist at Cornell University, said China still faced a major challenge in restarting its economy, especially a time when global demand for its products will be weak.
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The Great Council is now setting up a system of government in which the King's Justice will be weaker than ever, with rulers deliberately picked by the high nobility to be weak and nonconfrontational.
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One of the reasons the fourth quarter is going to be weak, we believe, is probably a significant inventory adjustment, which might be as much as half a percent or more of GDP growth.
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"We expect third quarter earnings to be weak as the Malaysian ringgit depreciated further and fares remain under pressure in most of its markets, such as Thailand, India, Indonesia and the Philippines," said Png.
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A newly aggressive Russia under Vladimir Putin and, in Donald Trump, an American president who is unenthusiastic about both the EU and NATO, make this a terrible time for Europe to be weak and divided.
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A better explanation may be that prices for workers and goods are subdued because the economy is not actually at capacity, and that, but for rising asset prices and indebtedness, growth would still be weak.
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One of the best analysts on Wall Street told clients to avoid Best Buy shares Tuesday because electronics sales will continue to be weak and there are no new catalysts to turn the stock around.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is making steady progress toward beating deflation but private consumption continues to be weak with the effect of a sales tax hike in 2014 remaining, the government's top spokesman said on Wednesday.
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"Looking further ahead to 2019, earnings are forecast to be weak for the first quarter due to seasonality, but then strengthen as business conditions, particularly in the memory market, improve," Samsung said in a statement.
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It went on to say a more rational alternative version hints that Erdogan was vaguely aware of the coup attempt and allowed it to proceed, as he knew the attempt would be weak and disorganized.
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"The economics of the Apple announcement are interesting because it will really test this theory that inflation is going to be weak," said Mike Bell, global markets strategist with JP Morgan Asset Management in London.
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"The new Sydney development should help ... but if VIP is weak because China is slowing further, the initial earnings contribution will be weak too once it opens, " said Nathan Bell, a portfolio manager at InvestSmart.
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The lender's core banking operations, however, continued to be weak in the first quarter, dragged down by weak yen-bond trading and ultra-low interest rate environment under the Bank of Japan's aggressive monetary easing.
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Earnings season is upon us, and once again there are dire warnings that stocks will be weak because companies are entering a "blackout period" where they will not be able to buy back their stock.
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Executives at Volkswagen AG and other automakers had warned first quarter sales growth was set to be weak, after buyers late last year rushed to take advantage of the larger tax incentive before the Jan.
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The idea is that America must defend itself against The global cast of thugs seeking to harm the civilized world preys on those nations that are perceived to be weak and incapable of defending themselves.
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As we learned from the last financial crisis, no amount of capital would have prevented the withdrawal of business from those thought to be "weak" institutions in what amounted to a classic bank-run panic.
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"Unless there are major negative or positive surprises to fourth quarter earnings, stock markets will continue to be weak with no bright spots," said Sebastien Henin, head of asset management at Dubai-based The National Investor.
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Caution is also justified by what appear to be weak underlying price pressures, even after a deal between German unions and employers earlier this month indicated that wage pressures will build as the labor market tightens.
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Third-quarter consumer spending in is likely to be weak because the northern island of Hokkaido temporarily lost power in early September due to an earthquake and typhoons flooded important infrastructure in western Japan, economists say.
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"While the fall was smaller than what we had in mind, the figure relied heavily on semiconductors when most other industries struggled," a finance ministry official said, adding that factory output for July may be weak.
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Trump had argued that notwithstanding allegations of sexual abuse whirling around Moore, Republicans should vote for him anyway because he would be better than a Democrat who would be weak on crime, the military and borders.
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The strength of evidence referenced by the US-based group, referred to as the NCCN, when formulating guidelines and making recommendations appears to be weak, according to the study published in the journal BMJ on Wednesday.
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Earlier this month Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said business investment was likely to continue to be weak, but that there should be an improvement - and reduced reliance on consumers - if Brexit took place smoothly.
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Batman exhorts white youth not to confront their own white privilege but to reject the "crackpot lies" of bigots who've forgotten "our American heritage of freedom and equality," since "a nation divided by prejudice" will be weak.
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The survey, conducted Feb 123-212, also found that most companies expect cumulative wage increases since a 21 national sales tax hike to be weak, underscoring little relief for consumers who have seen their purchasing power decline.
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Even if El Nino turns out to be weak, it will have a significant impact on the outcome of the second food crop harvest in November, worsening the plight faced by farmers, the FAO and WFP said.
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Bank earnings may be weak, constraining their ability to generate capital, but many have overcome negative central bank rates and the ECB's commitment to price stability has actually supported banking profitability, Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said.
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The move would help shore up Google's position in IT services, an area where it is known to be weak, but which is critical in wooing big enterprises looking to move to cloud to embrace its platform.
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While apparel sales were stronger in the quarter reversing trends from the prior three quarters, sales of handbags, fashion jewelry and watches continued to be weak, Chief Financial Officer Karen Hoguet said on a call with analysts.
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He may be weak on the details, but he is strikingly audacious in championing a shadow tradition that stands in opposition to the bi-partisan internationalism that has dominated American foreign policy since the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt.
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Philips, which flagged in February its quarterly earnings would be weak, made adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, and amortisation (EBITA) of 106 million euros ($129 million), down from 127 million euros in the same period a year ago.
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Gravitational waves from a supernova explosion are predicted to be weak, so the source would have to be close by (ie, within Earth's home galaxy, the Milky Way) for LIGO and Virgo to be able to detect them.
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"People often forget that, in one-party states like China, where you've got the Communist Party, there's big internal politics at play here as well and President Xi Jinping can't be seen to be weak," he told CNBC.
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Apple's bigger smartphones "could at least partially offset negative macro indications though we doubt it completely solves the problem if Chinese consumer demand continues to be weak as we move through the critical holiday buying season," Hall said.
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And when governments are eventually formed they tend to be weak, lowest-common-denominator affairs, further enhancing the popular distrust of established politicians; or else chaotic unions like the mixture in Italy of nationalist right and maverick left.
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It's been down for the past four years...Manufacturing is important but when you know for a fact that the first few months of this year is going to be weak, this isn't something that will surprise people.
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That Cesar somehow manages to be obstinate in the face of that anecdote stretches believability; it could be weak writing, or acting, or direction — or it could be a sign that maybe this group is fractured beyond repair.
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First-quarter growth tends to be weak because of a seasonal quirk but is likely to accelerate for the rest of 20.79 as the stimulus from a $211.8 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending kicks in.
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By contrast, states and dictators that rely on brutality for loyalty and compliance tend to be weak and personalistic, and to have a fairly short half-life — think of the Dominican Republic under Trujillo, or Uganda under Idi Amin.
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Any government that emerges is likely to be weak, because even if the junta leader's party forms the government, it will still have to contend with the possibility of defections with allies in the lower house to pass legislation.
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"While a bit disappointing, this number fits in with the seasonal pattern that we have seen over the past few years, where Q1.023 has tended to be weak," said Sameer Samana, global quantitative strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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Hexagon, which had already flagged it expected China to be weak also in the third quarter, said organic sales in the country dropped 23% in the quarter, a slim improvement from the 25% drop recorded in the second quarter.
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"We've got deflationary pressures in New Zealand and that's an obvious read-through to Australia, where inflation figures are due next week and the expectations are that will be weak and we will get a rate cut," he said.
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"If La Nina conditions develop, we predict it will be weak and potentially short-lived, but it could still shape the character of the upcoming winter," Mike Halpert, deputy director of NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, said in a statement.
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"While sea surface temperatures are above average, current observations and climate models indicate that this El Niño will be weak, meaning we do not expect significant global impacts through the remainder of winter and into the spring," Halpert said.
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ROME, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Thursday that the market was wrong to think that the country's banking system might be weak, and added that Europe's bank regulator was not focusing exclusively on Italy.
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Oil traders and hedge funds are betting the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will fail to reach a production deal at its next ministerial meeting at the end of November, or that any deal will be weak and lack credibility.
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"In view of domestic cotton prices approaching import parity, it must be expected that import demand this season will generally be weak and may turn out to be even less than most estimates," cotton merchant Reinhart said in a recent report.
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"Incoming data continue to be weak, especially for the manufacturing sector ... The slower growth momentum is expected to extend into the current year," Draghi said at a press conference after a meeting where policy-makers left their easy policy unchanged.
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Still in the sector, ASML Holding NV, a major supplier to the world's largest computer chipmakers, fuelled concerns among investors as it warned that first-quarter sales would be weak, with some customers delaying orders into the second half of 2019.
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"Our first impression is that the result, outlook commentary and the stopping of the buyback is likely to disappoint market expectations and as a result we expect the shares to be weak," RBC analyst Paul Johnston said in a note.
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The launch of Apple's iPhone X will test whether inflation is going to be weak as investors gauge demand for a product whose price starts at $249.30, said Mike Bell, global markets strategist with JP Morgan Asset Management in London.
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In short, it looks as if we could see more negative and lower yields in the future with fixed-income investors forced to enter a corporate sector with companies whose credit metrics are deemed to be weak by ratings agencies.
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The Finnish company's non-IFRS operating profit, which it had signalled would be weak, fell 42 percent in the second quarter from a year ago to 334 million euros ($392 million), missing the analyst mean forecast of 373 million euros.
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But labor unions, which tend to be weak in Hong Kong, have called for different sectors of society to take turns holding strikes of an hour or two on Monday, including a general strike by many businesses early Monday afternoon.
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But TSMC, which makes some of the chips that go into iPhones, forecast this month that first-quarter revenues would likely fall by up to 11 percent year-on-year, adding that demand for high-end smartphones would also be weak.
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Doping by Russian athletes infected biathlon for years, and even after the wider doping program was unmasked, the I.B.U. faced repeated criticism from many of its own members for what they perceived to be weak antidoping policies, and a soft stance toward Russia.
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Following a broad-based GDP contraction of 4.4% in the third quarter of 2019, fourth-quarter data is due March 3 and is also expected to be weak, coming in at around a 0.4% expansion in part due to renewed power cuts.
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As long as one state allows very loose access to guns, any other state's attempts to impose serious restrictions on firearms is going to be weak, since people can just go to the state with weaker laws to pick up a firearm.
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"But if that doesn't come back quickly, all of the second half (of 2019) and into 65.22 things will be weak," Sen told CNBC's Dan Murphy in Vienna, where oil producing group OPEC and its non-member allies like Russia are meeting currently.
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Stockbrokers said Sri Lanka's failure to attract foreign direct investment and lack of investor confidence due to a reversal in some budget policies weighed on the market and on the rupee, which fell 3.9 percent in 2016 and continues to be weak.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that the existing preferential payment mechanism as defined by national law will continue to ensure timely debt servicing repayment by Naples, albeit stressing the city's commercial liabilities in the medium term if cash flows continue to be weak.
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As these regulations come up for review next year, the greater challenge will be weak consumer interest in efficiency, which makes it more profitable for automakers to offer still higher horsepower, larger vehicles and other features that trade off against fuel economy.
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Doping by Russian athletes infected biathlon for years, and even after the wider doping program was unmasked, the I.B.U. faced repeated criticism from many of its own members for what they perceived to be weak antidoping policies and a soft stance toward Russia.
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The Bank of Slovenia — the central bank — said profit would decrease due to low interest rates and a drop in business volumes, adding joint balance sheet assets of local banks will increase only in 245 and even then growth will be weak.
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Corporate credit rating lowered to 'AA+' from 'AAA'; outlook stable * Believe Exxon Mobil's credit measures will be weak for our expectations for a 'AAA' rating * Stable outlook reflects our expectation that co will continue to follow moderate financial policies of low leverage Source - bit.
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Geekwire added that Mulholland said the team has already identified the issues (previously reported to be weak springs in the valve system), and that the uncrewed test flight has been moved to the earliest position because it does not involve the launch abort system.
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"Trading at ~16.7x forward earnings and indicating that the next quarter will also be weak, it's hard to see why even if one was going to bet on a traffic turnaround, one wouldn't look for a cheaper place to do it," he wrote to CNBC.
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"When you're running around and traveling a lot and working a lot and you have your hands in a bunch of different things you just have to stay strong and you don't want to get sick and you don't want be weak," she says.
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And Politico's Burgess Everett detailed recently how the Senate map seems to be shrinking in favor of Democrats: Opportunities to snag GOP-held seats are so scarce that Democrats could easily see multiple incumbents lose if the Trump backlash turns out to be weak.
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Top-ranked analyst: Don't buy the Best Buy dip One of the best analysts on Wall Street told clients to avoid Best Buy shares Tuesday because electronics sales will continue to be weak and there are no new catalysts to turn the stock around.
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There is quite a high risk that some smaller banks' core capitalisation may fall below the regulatory minimum, with growth prospects likely to be weak - due to both poor capitalisation and asset-quality issues - and core capitalisation inching closer to the minimum Basel III requirements.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weak Sales Continue Gap's comparable store sales (comps) continue to be weak, with -212015% comps in first quarter 211004294 (10042941Q16) following -7% comps in 4Q15, despite significantly easier comparisons and an assumed benefit from sourcing and merchandising changes made in 2015.
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BERLIN, Dec 11 (Reuters) - German economic sentiment picked up in December, the ZEW research institute said on Tuesday, but it warned that fourth quarter growth was set to be weak and cautioned of the risks to exports from Brexit and the international trade dispute.
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He carefully works through data on the Brexit vote, the 2016 American election, and rising support for European far-right parties — finding correlations between economic factors and far-right support to be weak and those between demographic threat and far-right support to be strong.
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She may be counting on the fact that parliament - which would have to back any new referendum - has so far opposed any second public vote and also that a "temporary" customs union might just be weak enough for some in her party to accept.
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Fitch expects CCL's financial results for 2017 to be weak due to deteriorating trading conditions in both grocery and non-grocery channels in Australia and expects that CCL's headroom within its rating will narrow over the rating horizon in the absence of any countermeasures.
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Also, how can men be the strong stand-up guys we need – the men who have the will and fortitude to call out the workplace monsters and to defend others (women or men) – if they are supposed to be weak and busy apologizing for their Y chromosomes?
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OPEC and industry sources told Reuters that the group and non-member oil producers were considering extending the global supply cut for nine months or more to avoid a price-sapping output increase in the first quarter of next year, when demand is expected to be weak.
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The United States says Iran is "applying what you might call a Hezbollah model to the Middle East - in which they want governments to be weak, they want governments to be dependent on Iran for support," White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster said in late October.
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The company proceeded to guide for an even worse FQ4 as falling revenues are not offset by lower opex," JPMorgan said, adding "we see structural weakness in end-market demand as PCs continue to be weak and flash adoption accelerates at the expense of high-performance HDDs.
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" Cruz, running for POTUS as a religious freedom purist, advocates we single out neighborhoods for extra policing based on inhabitants' faith — Betsy Woodruff (@woodruffbets) March 22, 2016 "The far right are successful not because they are strong, but because the mainstream political forces appear to be weak.
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In a stress case not anticipated by Fitch in which the company achieves lower SSNOI growth over the next several years and lower proceeds from equity offerings and/or asset sales, leverage would approach 6x, which would be weak yet still appropriate for the 'BBB+' rating.
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They do not know if Abdeslam, who kept running and hiding rather than sacrificing his own life for a cause that he seemed more than willing to have others sacrifice theirs for, will be weak or strong in the face of his upcoming isolation and interrogation.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC and non-member oil producers are considering extending a global supply cut for nine months or more to avoid a price-sapping output increase in the first quarter of next year, when demand is expected to be weak, OPEC and industry sources said.
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Consumer demand is reported by traders in India to be weak, and it's worth noting that the gold price in local currency reached a record high of 23,991 rupees ($1,670.96) an ounce on March 9, before easing to trade around 112,497 rupees in early trade on Monday.
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"The majority opinion in the market was that sales would be weak because the S7 is little different from the S6, but that actually helps improve earnings," Mirae Asset analyst Doh Hyun-woo wrote in a report, noting the similarity helped reduce component and development costs.
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TowerJazz, which specialises in analogue chips used in cars, medical sensors and power management, had forecast the first three months would be weak due to oversupply in some areas, such as mobiles where some clients had made large purchases of chips at the end of 2017.
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"The European Union banking sector is going to continue to be weak, whilst their profitability is being hit on two sides, by requirements for higher capital levels and with their margins being impacted by negative rates, " Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at spreadbettor IG, told CNBC by email.
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Tony Tyler, head of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Sunday that ambitious orders by Southeast Asia's carriers may come under pressure amid intense competition and uncertain profitability, Reuters reported, noting that profitability for Asian airlines in general tends to be weak compared with other regions.
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These are much more serious weapons -- a trump card, if you will -- and "Third Fatty," as he has not-so-affectionately been called in China, is demonstrating that he has a mind of his own and no longer wants to be "weak" in a traditional and conventional military sense.
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There was some concern that Coca-Cola's organic revenue growth would be weak in the quarter, based on scanner data that showed weak beverage sales at convenience stores and PepsiCo reporting flat volume sales in North America for the quarter, JP Morgan analyst Andrea Teixeira said in a note.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A La Nina event, which affects rainfall and temperatures in the tropics, may develop in the third quarter of the year but it is likely to be weak and far less intense that El Nino that ended in May, the United Nations weather agency said on Thursday.
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FARNBOROUGH, England, July 13 (Reuters) - Airbus has no plans to scrap its Super Puma helicopter in the wake of a crash that killed 13 people in Norway, the head of its helicopter division said on Wednesday, but he warned the market would be weak at least until the end of 2017.
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The United Nations weather agency said on Thursday a La Nina event, which brings below-average sea surface temperatures in the Pacific, may develop in the third quarter of the year but it was likely to be weak and far less intense than the El Nino event that ended in May.
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China has been trying to have it both ways with North Korea for a long time, on two issues: China wants North Korea to be weak, but not so weak that it would collapse, and incorrigible enough to keep the US occupied, but not so dangerous that it actually starts a war.
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Average per capita GDP remains low at USD3,823 compared with the 'BBB' range median of USD10,459, while governance continues to be weak, as illustrated by a low score for the World Bank governance indicator (41st percentile versus the 'BBB' median of 58th percentile) and Transparency International's corruption index (90th out of 13 countries).
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Discussed abortion and Obamacare Trump wanted someone who wouldn't be "weak" -- as he had called Chief Justice John Roberts after the conservative chief justice sided with liberals on the Court to uphold Obamacare -- and he wanted someone with the pedigree to be "respected by all," a source who was in the meeting said, quoting Trump.
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"Given the large decline over the last 24 hours, I could see AUD bouncing back later today just on profit-taking, but I think in general it's likely to be weak for some time," said Marshall Gittler, currency strategist at ACLS Global, noting that the market expectations for a rate cut in May had grown.
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"I think it's going to continue to be a fairly good year, and I think we probably go up and get close to the highs or 3,000 on the S&P, and I'm not expecting hardly anything on the economy, and earnings are going to be weak, if not flat or maybe down," Paulsen said.
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The worry is that resale demand will be weak with only a small pool of tenants able to afford rents that can cost about $1,000 per month for a one-bedroom flat - out of reach for most locals in Phnom Penh who Knight Frank estimates have an average monthly household income of $600-$700.
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While firms would presumably have to comply with both rules where there is an overlap, and the SEC rule could be just as strong as the Labor Department's rule, they worry that the SEC rule might be weak and potentially coupled with a provision saying that compliance with it is sufficient for the Labor Department's rule as well.
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Ross is no stranger to controversy and has frequently landed in hot water with the White House for negotiating deals with China perceived to be weak, eliciting ire from lawmakers in both parties after slapping tariffs on allies, and saying during a government shutdown that he didn't understand the financial perils federal workers might face during the holidays.
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He continues: Previously thought to be unbreakable in his strident push for the elites' globalist agenda — unlimited open borders immigration from the third world into America coupled with amnesty for illegal aliens along with unchecked trade agreements that drain American jobs to China, Canada, Mexico, and elsewhere around the world — Ryan has been proven to be weak.
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They find former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE to be weak and unsteady, and not a little suspect since he often shows his mean streak.
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"Even if an agreement is reached, it is likely to be weak and unsustainable as China will be reluctant to implement required structural reforms to satisfy the U.S." Stocks in the region fell across the board but Sao Paulo's Bovespa stocks bucked the trend after Petrobras posted its highest ever quarterly profit, credited in large part to billions of reais in asset sales.
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"Men are raised to believe that you're supposed to be the provider, you're supposed to be strong, you're not supposed to cry, you're not supposed to be weak, and men take that belief to heart," Kennedy explained inside a small conference room at the sprawling Science Applications International Corporation building outside Charleston, where he works developing communications systems for the Marines.
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The envisaged loan book clean-up would bring the non-performing exposures (NPE) ratio as calculated by the bank to 10.6% at end-2018 and 9.6% at end-2020, which is better than current domestic industry averages but would still be weak by international comparison, while we estimate that unreserved impaired loans would fall to just above 103% of FCC in 2018.
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Launched as a clothing stall at Cheltenham market in western England, Superdry owns a network of 139 stores across the UK and mainland Europe, and has a further 208 franchised and licensed stores, all but one outside the UK. Superdry said on Thursday its performance continued to be weak but that Dunkerton had already taken actions to increase the number of products sold online and raise stock levels in selected stores.
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