And again, his accuser is bearing the brunt of aspersion.
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Increasingly, Muslim women are bearing the brunt of the hate.
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Foresters, farmers and ranchers are bearing the brunt of this.
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Drivers say they're bearing the brunt of the price cuts.
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Afghan government forces are bearing the brunt of heavy fighting.
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"Saudi Arabia is bearing the brunt of these cuts," said Wang.
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The world's poorer nations are bearing the brunt of the burden.
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The world's poorer countries are bearing the brunt of the burden.
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"Working people are bearing the brunt of these policies," says Shuler.
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The Midwest is bearing the brunt of declining conditions, the report found.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You are okay with bearing the brunt of these tariffs?
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Almond farmers, in particular, are bearing the brunt of the bee decline.
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Yemeni civilians are bearing the brunt of the war, famine and disease.
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Instead, they appear to mostly be bearing the brunt of the levies themselves.
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In 2009 and 2010, it was Democrats bearing the brunt of voter outrage.
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It is not just U.S. farmers bearing the brunt of the EU's protectionism.
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Tech stocks were among those bearing the brunt of the selling on Thursday.
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Now, it is claimed, Chinese restaurants are bearing the brunt of this backlash.
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Bainimarama said millions of Australians were already bearing the brunt of climate change.
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It's almost certain they'll end up bearing the brunt of this diplomatic rift.
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Banks across the globe have been bearing the brunt of record-low interest rates.
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But Iran's young people, bearing the brunt of unemployment, stand to lose the most.
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The United States is bearing the brunt of climate change's toll on the economy.
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My friends were usually the ones bearing the brunt of my drunken rage, though.
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Analysts point to Bank of America as a lender bearing the brunt of low rates.
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The Houston area is unfortunately still bearing the brunt of continual rainfall and strong winds.
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Boulierac said children in Damascus were bearing the brunt of collecting water for their families.
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Venezuelans have been bearing the brunt of the political and economic turmoil in the country.
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But American importers say they are the ones bearing the brunt of the trade war.
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The reality is that patients are disproportionately bearing the brunt of a broken medical billing industry.
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Muslim women are increasingly bearing the brunt of the Islamophobic attacks across North America and Europe.
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The pound is still bearing the brunt of the volatility created due to the Brexit vote.
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Most of those attacks targeted gay men, with transgender people also bearing the brunt of hate.
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Meanwhile, Afghanistan continues to spiral into chaos, with Afghan civilians bearing the brunt of the violence.
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Innocent Venezuelans are bearing the brunt of government-created shortages of food, medicine, and medical supplies.
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That said, Chinese automakers are bearing the brunt of a months-long slide in auto sales.
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He reiterated arguments Wednesday that China was bearing the brunt of the trade war's negative effects.
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According to Patrick Smith, it is regional carriers that are bearing the brunt of the shortage.
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February's atrocities are only the latest example of civilians bearing the brunt of violence in South Sudan.
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Millennials, he argues, are bearing the brunt of the economic damage wrought by late-20th-century capitalism.
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Farmers, for instance, are bearing the brunt of retaliatory tariffs placed on American agricultural goods by China.
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Ottawa is also bearing the brunt of Meng's arrest after China detained two Canadians in apparent retaliation.
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And that's good news, especially for the taxpayers bearing the brunt of a bloated, ineffective federal government.
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Callimachi: And all over the news —— Reporter: Women and children again bearing the brunt of the violence.
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In the meantime, residents like Mr. Foster, the security guard, are bearing the brunt of the tax.
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Foreign brands in the firing line Foreign brands appear to be bearing the brunt of the slump.
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Workers who get health care coverage through their jobs are bearing the brunt of rising health care costs.
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Public sector workers say they are bearing the brunt of the government's effort to tame its fiscal deficit.
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Now instead of the cord bearing the brunt of power duties, his battery is constantly working to charge.
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Florida, Mississippi and Alabama -- the three states bearing the brunt of the storm -- declared emergencies ahead of Alberto.
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But it is really businesses large and small that have been bearing the brunt of the currency crisis.
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While the entire region is struggling to confront the logistical challenges, Colombia is bearing the brunt of the crisis.
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If that prediction does come true, don't be surprised if Europe ends up bearing the brunt of the pain.
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Economic woes have also hit several countries in the EU, with Greece bearing the brunt of Brussels' austerity prescriptions.
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This comes against the backdrop of Europe's export-focused manufacturing sector bearing the brunt of a global trade war.
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Italy, bearing the brunt of migrant arrivals across the Mediterranean, pressed on Wednesday for more help from the bloc.
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The country that's bearing the brunt of Trump's tariffs, China, is currently the subject of fraught trade deal negotiations.
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In many parts of the country, students are bearing the brunt of poverty, homelessness and a raging opioid epidemic.
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That has left women bearing the brunt of managing their homes and covering daily expenses for their extended families.
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The company has closed more than 100 WeWork locations in China, the country bearing the brunt of the virus.
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And workers at plants might also be less fastidious because they, too, are bearing the brunt of extreme heat.
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A trade war with the United States has hobbled China's economy, with manufacturing bearing the brunt of the pressure.
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But that's becoming less and less true — and patients are increasingly bearing the brunt of exceptionally high health care prices.
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But if you grew up post-financial crisis, and you're bearing the brunt of this, you just understand it viscerally.
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Farmers bearing the brunt of Trump's trade with China say his support of the hardship waivers has destroyed ethanol demand.
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The people who are bearing the brunt of the budget cuts are known as ABAWDs: able-bodied adults without dependents.
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Trade war concerns have weighed on U.S. equity markets, but Chinese stocks are bearing the brunt of the international tension.
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And he insisted that China — not American companies that rely on Chinese products — was bearing the brunt of his tariffs.
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Of course, trade wars don't come without risk or impact, and American farmers are bearing the brunt of the fallout.
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The World Economic Forum said that in 2019, women were still bearing the brunt of household chores and childcare needs.
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Civilians are bearing the brunt of the growing bloodshed that has gripped major Somali towns and cities in recent years.
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Boston is bearing the brunt of its second major nor'easter in two months, and it's a beast of a storm.
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Colombia is bearing the brunt of this crisis: More than 935,000 Venezuelans are now living in the country of 48.6 million.
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Farmers bearing the brunt of Trump's trade war with China say his support of the hardship waivers has destroyed ethanol demand.
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Gena says what she is witnessing every day is black and poor residents bearing the brunt of the city's ticketing practices.
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Colombia is, by far, bearing the brunt of these outflows, with over 85033 million new arrivals in just the past year.
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Boko Haram's campaign in northern Nigeria has had serious impacts on local communities, with children bearing the brunt of the effects.
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But China's retaliation could come back to bite some groups, especially American farmers, who are bearing the brunt of China's tariffs.
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So while politicians from a number of Brazilian parties have been indicted, the PT is bearing the brunt of public anger.
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Of course, with the public largely bearing the brunt of austerity measures, it's not surprising that cost-cutting policies were not welcomed.
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In just over a week, Bund yields have doubled, with German bonds bearing the brunt of selling in euro zone debt markets.
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Contract-based plans function similarly to open multiple employer plans, allowing employers to avoid bearing the brunt of recordkeeping and fiduciary duties.
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At first, he was welcomed as a savior by a region bearing the brunt of the medical desertion of the French countryside.
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Civilians, once again, were bearing the brunt of the fighting, with the roads out of the city closed off by Taliban checkpoints.
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Unsurprisingly, religious minorities and political activists, in addition to petty offenders and hardened criminals, are already bearing the brunt of these initiatives.
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The pressure is put on its warehouse workers, who were already bearing the brunt of the company's shift to one-day delivery.
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But at least two papers released last year suggested that US companies and consumers are bearing the brunt of the tariff cost.
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"This is systemic racism, and my people have been bearing the brunt of it, and we are sick of it," he said.
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Apple is also bearing the brunt of tariffs on the Apple Watch, AirPods, its iMac desktop, and the HomePod speaker, Bloomberg reports.
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I would occasionally find myself bearing the brunt of some fandom tizzy about a shipping war I had no idea even existed.
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" JOHN CANAVAN, MARKET STRATEGIST, STONE & MCCARTHY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, NEW YORK "Treasuries yields have shot up with intermediates bearing the brunt of the selling.
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Businesses worldwide are bearing the brunt of slowing growth in China growth, which has generated a third of global growth in recent years.
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The departments bearing the brunt of the cuts are the Oceans and Atmosphere division and the Land and Water division, Fairfax Media reported.
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In practice, the first venue for these challenges has been the federal court system, with individual judges bearing the brunt of public outrage.
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In the wake of another lapse in appropriations resulting in a government shutdown, federal employees are bearing the brunt of the immediate impacts.
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By comparison, the people who have done the least to create climate change are bearing the brunt of terrible climate disasters, right now.
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"Canada has been the face of this conflict, we're bearing the brunt of this conflict but we have no bargaining power," she said.
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Here's a century-old system, bearing the brunt of millions of passengers every day, that, for decades, went underinvested in by elected officials.
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"There is no doubt that our nation's history is replete with examples of Native American tribes bearing the brunt of government action," he wrote.
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When he's thrown into solitary for the umpteenth time after bearing the brunt of gang bullying, he attempts suicide by biting his own wrists.
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Bearing the brunt of the weakness in prices, the mining index slid 1.5 percent, with BHP the biggest drag with a 2 percent loss.
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Downstream from an ecological disaster brewing a continent away, these placid waters are bearing the brunt of a foot-born problem: your flip flops.
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And yet, of all the countries bearing the brunt of the Venezuelan refugee crisis, Trinidad and Tobago has done the least to address it.
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With all the threats of tariffs bouncing back and forth across oceans, one big-ticket item is bearing the brunt of the bluster: cars.
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They are undoubtedly bearing the brunt of a wave of Europe bound migration from North Africa with precious little tangible help in recent years.
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But, as with so many things in recent months, the British vote to leave the European Union is bearing the brunt of the blame.
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Arcata mine, Hochschild's first mining operation which began back in 1964, was shut in February last year bearing the brunt of low silver prices.
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Saudi Arabia has been bearing the brunt of the cuts, while some members, like Russia, Nigeria and Iraq, are still not in complete compliance.
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The selloff also engulfed broader European markets, with banks bearing the brunt of equity falls and suffering a rise in their CDS levels as well.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 772,614 people, with those aged up to 15.63 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Management called out a slew of factors as contributors to its slowdown, with softness at its discount outlet stores bearing the brunt of the blame.
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The net result is that the hand of the market is crushing stocks and high-growth technology companies are bearing the brunt of the beating.
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"From a G10 perspective Canada is bearing the brunt of this Trump victory," said Jack Spitz, managing director of foreign exchange at National Bank Financial.
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Years of breakneck economic growth have taken their toll on the environment, with China's massive steel sector bearing the brunt of a clean up campaign.
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Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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She's bearing the brunt of the spy work, because she couldn't stand to quit knowing the value of the intelligence she could offer her country.
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While Greece, an EU member, receives copious EU support, Macedonia is bearing the brunt of the refugee crisis and is forced to largely fend alone.
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Lately, the continent has ramped up its more stringent opposition to tech on privacy and economic policy — with Google bearing the brunt of the pressure.
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MARCH 3-9 American farmers are bearing the brunt of the China trade war, defaulting on their loans at the highest rate in nine years.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 15.63,886 people, with those aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 780,913 people, with those aged up to 15.63 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Wildfire evacuations have become a fact of life in California, which is bearing the brunt of an extreme run of wildfires across the U.S. West.
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Factories are bearing the brunt of a strong euro EUR=, up around 2 percent against the dollar so far this year and expected to strengthen further.
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The El-Nino drought that lasted between last October and May has devastated water sources in Zimbabwe, and citizens are bearing the brunt of the disaster.
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Emerging markets are bearing the brunt of an escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies and there is no certainty on when this ends.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 815,166 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Meanwhile, a near one-percent fall in benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange hit materials stocks, with mining companies bearing the brunt of the losses.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 875,7.93 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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These are households bearing the brunt of job loss, income inequality, the decline of traditional defined benefit pensions, rising healthcare costs and shrinking Social Security benefits.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 872,678 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 193,899 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 887,009 people, with younger persons aged up to 193 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 833,858 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 949,726 people, with younger persons aged up to 193 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 896,193 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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The mood of the market worsened throughout the day, with companies most exposed to the costs of the trade fight bearing the brunt of the pain.
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"Google is a global company with billions of users across the world, many of whom are already bearing the brunt of climate disaster," the letter reads.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 849,811 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of unemployed at 805,115 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of registered unemployed at 981.126 people, with younger persons aged up to 24 bearing the brunt of being out of work.
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On the subject of Chuck's unethical tactics bleeding into the general goodness of his underlings, now Sacker (Condola Rashad) is bearing the brunt of the DA's ego.
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As coronavirus cases continue to swell — impacting nearly 64,000 people and killing some 1,380 — a particularly vulnerable population is bearing the brunt of this epidemic: medical staff.
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"The particular way he's done it is bad for morale of American forces as well as the allies bearing the brunt of the fight," she told CNN.
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European shares fell 0.8 percent, with shares in Italian banks - whose big sovereign bond portfolios make them sensitive to political risk - bearing the brunt of selling pressure.
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"Civilians, including children, on both sides of the line of contact have been bearing the brunt of this protracted war," said Yulia Gorbunova, Ukraine researcher at HRW.
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Gap and many U.S. apparel retailers are also bearing the brunt of customers flocking to fast-fashion retailers such as H&M, Forever 21 and Inditex's Zara.
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Emerging markets have come under heavy selling in recent weeks, bearing the brunt of the sharp rise in the dollar and U.S. bond yields since early April.
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Souza said that after a month of bearing the brunt of the director's "total abuse of power" she felt she had no choice but to "give in".
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Enviva is not only increasing pollution but also clearcutting critical wetland forests in economically-depressed, rural communities bearing the brunt of the impacts of recent extreme flooding.
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The eVestment data showed that over $7 billion was withdrawn from U.S. equities mandates, with passive S&P 7573 equity funds bearing the brunt of the selling.
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Still, the storm posed a considerable weather hazard to large parts of the state, with the island of Hawaii bearing the brunt of torrential downpours from Lane.
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Health experts say slum dwellers in Latin America's biggest cities risk bearing the brunt of the global pandemic due to lost income coupled with dire living conditions.
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Airlines are bearing the brunt of a decision issued Wednesday evening by President Trump to ban travel between the U.S. and Europe for the next 30 days.
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Iowa is also a key farm state, where Trump wants to shore up support in light of farmers bearing the brunt of the trade war with China.
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And the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign is clearly taking its toll -- with the Iranian economy bearing the brunt of US sanctions and decades of economic mismanagement.
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His comments come at a time when the airline industry appears to be bearing the brunt of the escalating trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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And his best choice would be to nominate a woman of color who would stand up for communities still bearing the brunt of discrimination and disparate treatment.
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Older people are bearing the brunt of violence that has killed more than 10,000 people, including 2,280 civilians, and forced 2100 million to flee their homes since 214.
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However, analysts have warned that an extension of QE programme will add further pressure on European bank profitability that arecurrently already bearing the brunt of negative interest rates.
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The biggest threats online continued to mirror the biggest threats in the real world, with nation states fighting proxy battles and civilians bearing the brunt of the assault.
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The NRDC report shows that the problem of black and brown communities bearing the brunt of water violations across the country is not specific to Newark or Flint.
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New Delhi (CNN)As the global coronavirus pandemic worsens by the day, fear is swelling in India -- and frontline medical workers are bearing the brunt of public panic.
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But bearing the brunt of the decision are the desperate police officers, many of them pinned down by the Taliban in faraway outposts inaccessible to the inventory teams.
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"Competition has become fiercer," said senior CAAM official Xu Haidong, adding that independent Chinese brands, rather than joint venture ones, were bearing the brunt of the sales slide.
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"And if Trump tightens the screws on China, (emerging markets) risks could flare up again, with EM Asia currencies perhaps bearing the brunt of the burn," he added.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China's millions of migrant workers are bearing the brunt of the country's ongoing economic slowdown as strikes and worker protests reach record levels, new statistics reveal.
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"Sterling has been bearing the brunt of market sentiment since Brexit and if we continue to see poor data releases, downside risk on the currency remains strong," Thaker added.
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There was actually this big divide between the people who were crafting the policy of Waxman-Markey and grassroots, everyday people who were bearing the brunt of the crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares fell on Friday as earnings updates disappointed, with auto stocks bearing the brunt of trade tensions that caused a selloff in the Chinese yuan overnight.
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Still, both tech companies and consumers will be responsible for bearing the brunt of these conference-related losses, as most major insurance companies exclude communicable disease losses from reimbursement.
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However, in addition to sexual harassment specifically, I am also interested in how women are perhaps bearing the brunt of other forms of abuse — physical, psychological, emotional — most acutely.
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Federal workers furloughed by the ongoing partial government shutdown have been bearing the brunt of the political standoff between President Donald Trump and Congress over funding for a border wall.
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Countries in the developing world are bearing the brunt of deaths connected to air pollution, with the WHO saying that almost 90 percent occur in low and middle income countries.
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In turn, Spain has become one of EU's top receivers of asylum applications, nearly as many as Italy, which was among the countries bearing the brunt of the 2015 crisis.
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Matziaraki's film contains an urgent warning; that those who are bearing the brunt of the responsibility for the humanitarian crisis are reaching a breaking point, unless they receive more support.
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From pregnancy complications to sexual assault and the lack of sanitary facilities, it is clear that it is women who are bearing the brunt of the drought and its consequences.
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It is anticipated that the retailers in turn will pass some portion of the tax to consumers, who may end up bearing the brunt of the tax burden in practice.
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He also objects to any pre-emptive military action against North Korea, fearing it would lead to a full-blown war with South Koreans bearing the brunt of the violence.
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And that is why Tugs Bowen is in Australia, instead of embarking on a traditional basketball career path in college, bearing the brunt of the punishment for adults behaving badly.
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Other industry groups also criticized Trump's threat, saying it would cost American businesses, farmers and consumers who have already been bearing the brunt of the lingering U.S. trade dispute with China.
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Hindu nationalism is 'media hype' Critics say Modi's term has been marked with a swing to the right -- and minorities, especially Muslims and Dalits are bearing the brunt of nationalist rhetoric.
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"If you look at the communities that are bearing the brunt of living with these animals, their ecological systems are degraded and they lose food security and grazing lands," she said.
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SURVEY the rubble of the Fertile Crescent, and a disturbing pattern emerges: from the Mediterranean to the Gulf, those bearing the brunt of war are for the most part Sunni Arabs.
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Some called Sandberg "a shrewd businesswoman" who would not be intimidated into leaving, while others suggested that Sandberg is bearing the brunt of the criticism that should be directed toward Zuckerberg.
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"This (data) feeds into the manufacturing sector bearing the brunt of the trade wars and galvanising expectations for ECB easing, which is supportive for German and Italian bond yields," he said.
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The report suggests poorer borrowers are bearing the brunt of this trend that New York Fed President William Dudley has warned could ultimately hurt overall U.S. home ownership and consumer spending.
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Britain's shock vote to leave the EU has stunned financial markets, with the pound bearing the brunt of the early violent reaction, tumbling to a 31-year low against the dollar.
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The manufacturing PMI showed that the impetus came mostly from larger firms, while small and medium sized industries struggled, suggesting SMEs may be bearing the brunt of the government's deleveraging efforts.
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For now, two very different rebel-held areas are bearing the brunt of attacks by government forces, supported by Russian air power and Iran-backed militias, including the Lebanese group Hezbollah.
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The International Air Transport Authority (IATA) warned on Thursday that the virus' impact on demand could cost airlines more than $29 billion, with Asian carriers bearing the brunt of the losses.
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Shares in the Italian lender have been bearing the brunt of market losses since the beginning of the year, and one local newspaper on Wednesday reported rumours that Fintech may be selling.
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Other industry groups also criticized Trump's threat, saying it would cost American businesses, farmers and consumers who have already been bearing the brunt of the separate, lingering U.S. trade dispute with China.
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Stock markets in emerging economies this year have fallen almost 14 percent, bearing the brunt of higher U.S. rates and worries over global growth and the U.S.-China stand-off on trade.
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Commentary: What Trump should do about anti-Muslim hate crimes The number of hate crimes is rising in America, and Muslims are bearing the brunt of them, writes Reuters columnist Mohamad Bazzi.
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Throughout the race, Christie stood out for his blunt statements and a seeming inability to sugarcoat his assessments of the competition -- and by February, Marco Rubio was bearing the brunt of it.
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"Humanitarian aid alone cannot meet the needs of Yemenis who are unjustly bearing the brunt of this war," Paolo Cernuschi, Yemen country director at the International Rescue Committee, said in a statement.
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They are also very nervous about the changes for fear of backlash from the established groups that are bearing the brunt of the reforms: the royals, some merchants and the religious establishment.
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But that could well be a blip on the radar if the party winds up bearing the brunt of the blame for this government shutdown, which is now entering its second day.
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Read MorePrepare for stocks to fall another 10 percent: Fink Crude oil has been caught in the middle, identified as the culprit behind market mayhem but also bearing the brunt of growth fears.
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And now they're bearing the brunt of the climate crisis—whether because their housing can't withstand extreme weather, they can't afford air conditioning, or they can't afford to relocate away from rising seas.
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And aid workers, too, say they are bearing the brunt of an ever louder Western clamor against the needy and to any outsiders who are perceived as a threat to the status quo.
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Beijing has been fighting to clean up the nation after years of breakneck economic growth took their toll on the environment, with its massive steel sector bearing the brunt of its vigorous campaign.
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Other industry groups have also slammed the move, saying it would cost American businesses, farmers and consumers who have already been bearing the brunt of a separate, lingering U.S. trade dispute with China.
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The apparent mass killing is the latest example of the brutal reprisals that have taken place when territory changes hands in Syria's multisided war, with civilians often bearing the brunt of the pain.
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The south of the Philippines has been plagued by insurgencies by communist rebels and Muslim separatists for years, as well as often bearing the brunt of tropical storms roaring in from the Pacific.
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Sonic Healthcare joins a growing list of companies that have withdrawn their earnings guidance given the economic unknowns posed by the virus, with travel and hospitality sectors bearing the brunt of the impact.
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And that applies even to those like the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces who served our interests by bearing the brunt of fighting and dying in combating the Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria.
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Small-business owners, whose operations make up the bulk of Hong Kong's enterprises, are bearing the brunt of the downturn, even as they contend with some of the highest rents in the world.
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"Those countries that are least equipped to handle such a crisis are the ones who end up bearing the brunt of it," Queen Rania told CNBC at "The Sanctuary " in Davos on Thursday.
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That is despite the extended presence of nearly 10,000 American troops in the country, tasked with performing counterterrorism operations and supporting the Afghan forces who are bearing the brunt of the fighting. Gen.
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Yemen has been engulfed in violence since September 2014, when Houthi rebels — who have complained of bearing the brunt of government repression since 2012 — overran Sanaa and forced the government to flee south.
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As Floridians across the state prepare themselves, unsure of exactly where the storm will hit, the people of Puerto Rico, St. Martin, Barbuda, the Virgin Islands, and Anguilla are bearing the brunt of Irma.
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Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, is handing out the pink slips again: It's laying off about 20173 employees, about 3% of its workforce, with the sales staff bearing the brunt of the cuts.
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That shocked global financial markets on Friday and futures pointed to falls of 14.33 percent or more for all of Wall Street's major indexes, with carmakers and manufacturers bearing the brunt of the damage.
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Over the last 20 years home ownership in Britain has plummeted among young adults, who have had to pay more toward pensions while bearing the brunt of weak wage growth since the financial crisis.
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Normally, we'd share those thoughts with a friend or significant other, but since Mayer is clear that he's single and ready to mingle, Twitter is bearing the brunt of his most confusing non sequiturs.
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It has included enforcing suburban restrictions of 2300 litres a day per person, versus a global average use of 20003 litres, with key sectors such as tourism and agriculture bearing the brunt of scarcity.
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And in poorer countries - the ones often increasingly bearing the brunt of climate change - startups and charities are reviving centuries-old customs of eating insects, or getting them into diets for the first time.
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"Civilians are consistently bearing the brunt of this conflict, and I urge the government of Nigeria to step up the protection of innocent people," said Edward Kallon, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in Nigeria.
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Seoul is now bearing the brunt of the fallout from the dispute as Chinese tourist arrivals to the country plummet and as Chinese consumers shun South Korean businesses from supermarkets to pop culture exports.
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The idea that this is not focused on the people who are actually bearing the brunt of all the changes you're talking about, I think, is a real puzzle for a lot of people.
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U.S. technology companies with a sizeable exposure to China are bearing the brunt of the 16-month long trade war, which has rattled global supply chains and manufacturing, fanning fears of an economic slowdown.
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During the hourlong ride, they chatted about the misery that awaited them and discussed how they could work together as a team, taking turns leading the pack and bearing the brunt of the wind.
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"We are bearing the brunt of damage", despite having contributed very little to the greenhouse gas emissions heating up the planet, she said at an event with leaders of some particularly climate-vulnerable nations.
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"During my three days in Madagascar, I saw the impact of climate change - with the poorest and most vulnerable people bearing the brunt of a phenomenon that they had no hand in creating," said Mueller.
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Onstage in Miami, singer Chris Martin said that was the one and only time they'd play this song, called "Houston #1," dedicated to the people still bearing the brunt of Tropical Storm Harvey's relentless rains.
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Why it matters: Such a shift could mean a boon for solar energy systems, but also a comeback for gas-powered generators in areas bearing the brunt of extreme dry weather exacerbated by climate change.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union will do whatever it can to improve export conditions for the countries bearing the brunt of Syria's refugee crisis, including possible trade preferences, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
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Most banks struggle though to translate flexibility into viable policies as multi-billion deals are typically signed at night after days of non-stop negotiations, with junior bankers typically bearing the brunt of the work.
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October's better-than-expected number was announced on a day Asian stock markets fell, following sharp losses on Wall Street with technology firms bearing the brunt of concerns about slackening demand for Apple Inc's smartphones.
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These higher costs are passed through the supply chain to consumers, with those in Hawaii and territories bearing the brunt of higher costs for what they can't produce themselves, unless they turn to foreign imports.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Teenagers, and particularly girls, are bearing the brunt of the global AIDS epidemic with around 30 adolescents becoming infected with HIV every hour, according to a report by the United Nations children's fund UNICEF.
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Maternal health is having its canary in the coal mine moment: We are in a public health crisis, and black women are bearing the brunt of decades of the systemic neglect of black and female bodies.
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The three top leaders have promised new efforts on internal and external security; fresh stimulus for growth and jobs; and special programs for Europe's youth, who are bearing the brunt of unemployment almost everywhere but Germany.
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The analysis of progress made by 86 countries found that just over half their strategies aimed at building climate resilience overlook groups bearing the brunt of environmental pressures, such as indigenous people and low-caste Indians.
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Two of President Donald Trump's favorite types of businesses are oil and gas producers and coal miners, and it's worth noting that along with U.S. farmers they are bearing the brunt of the tariffs imposed by China.
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In May 20143, emerging markets recoiled in horror as the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled it was time to stop pumping them full of new cash, bearing the brunt of a "Taper Tantrum" that rippled around the globe.
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"Black and brown children on the South and West sides are bearing the brunt of this trauma," CTU President Karen Lewis recently said, referring to the numerous budget cuts and layoffs the school district has recently enacted.
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Bearing the brunt of the chaos are the ports, trafficking centers and border crossings that light up the multi-billion dollar trail of crystal methamphetamine from Mexico to the United States, the CJNG's main source of revenue.
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Earlier this week the EU's migration commissioner, Dimitris Avramopoulos, on a visit to Warsaw, warned member states against failing to host refugees to help alleviate pressure on frontline states bearing the brunt of arrivals across the Mediterranean.
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South Korea's tech majors are also bearing the brunt of Japanese curbs on exports to South Korea of materials used in memory chips and smartphones, the latest flashpoint in a quarrel over Japan's use of forced wartime labor.
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Our IQs have risen 30 points over the last century, but the human body still wasn't built to absorb 24 hours of terrible information, and you — as a tech-savvy news-consumer — are bearing the brunt of it.
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Leutert and Rivano Barros note that local Mexican governments are bearing the brunt of these costs, which is why Juarez Mayor Armando Cabada told me in January any plan to hold migrants there would be "unfair" to Mexico.
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While Dinsdale makes a fair point about AWS marketshare, it's just possible that the defections we are seeing could be the start of something more substantial, and AWS could end up bearing the brunt of Amazon's acquisition strategy.
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Violence is so normal in Taiz, located in southwestern Yemen, that hardened responses from children like Ahmed have become common, revealing another grim reality lost in the chaos: Across Yemen, children are bearing the brunt of this war.
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Island residents are running out of patience after five years of bearing the brunt of Europe's migrant influx, and Greek government efforts last week to build new detention camps on Lesbos and Chios provoked riots on the islands.
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China is a major driver of global economic growth, contributing one-third to already sluggish GDP growth in 2019, and is bearing the brunt of the coronavirus impact so far in an effort to prevent global disease spread.
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Despite a fragile accord signed by the government and rebel groups in September, the world's youngest country is awash with weapons and riven with ethnic grievances, with civilians bearing the brunt of the violence and cycle of revenge.
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Sources familiar with ECB discussions told Reuters after its meeting last week that ratesetters were open to cutting benchmark borrowing costs further from 0.40% if euro strength continued to hurt an economy bearing the brunt of the trade war. .
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While American women are leading current diplomatic efforts with the Taliban, Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and give voice to their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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Gibbs said rhetoric from the White House and GOP allies of the president thanking "patriot farmers" for bearing the brunt of the burden imposed by the tariffs was cheap rhetoric meant to silence farmers from criticizing the Trump administration.
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A geographically widespread practice known as avoidance speech, or "mother-in-law languages," imposes strict rules on how one speaks — or doesn't — to the parents of a spouse, with daughters-in-law typically bearing the brunt of such limits.
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As the standoff between the world's two biggest economies showed no signs of being resolved, fears of a hit to global growth has rippled through financial markets in recent sessions, with riskier assets in particular bearing the brunt of those concerns.
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Fighting between the army and a local militia in the Kasai region has uprooted more than 1.4 million people over the past year, including 850,000 children who are bearing the brunt of the violence, according to the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF).
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The installation of the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system had angered China, with South Korea's tourism, cosmetics and entertainment industries bearing the brunt of a Chinese backlash, although Beijing has never specifically linked that to the THAAD deployment.
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Viane is one of a growing number of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo bearing the brunt of violence in the east that's been exacerbated by President Joseph Kabila's refusal to leave office when his mandate ended in 2016.
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ECB policymakers are open to cutting the ECB's policy rate again if economic growth weakens in the rest of the year and a strong euro hurts a bloc already bearing the brunt of a global trade war, two sources told Reuters.
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While the political chaos of last week has largely calmed, investors worried anew about UK Prime Minister Theresa May's struggle to get her draft Brexit deal passed in Brussels and at home, with banks bearing the brunt of the selling.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women in villages who have to walk miles each day to fetch water are bearing the brunt of India's worst water crisis in history, with activists warning of serious impacts on their health and well-being.
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The first major ceasefire in Syria's five-year civil war, sponsored by the United States and Russia, had held since February but has virtually collapsed in recent weeks, with the city of Aleppo bearing the brunt of the renewed violence.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Developing countries, not rich Western nations, are bearing the brunt of the world's refugee crisis and are hosting most of the record 8003 million displaced people who have fled war and persecution, the United Nations said on Wednesday.
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The discovery, which followed a tipoff police said, exacerbates an already tense atmosphere in the region, which is bearing the brunt of Europe's migrant crisis and where rival Balkan countries routinely swop allegations of interference in each other's domestic affairs.
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All sectors in Europe were trading in the red, with tech stocks bearing the brunt of the selling pressure after the big U.S. technology stocks that have been the driving force behing a multi-year bull market posted heavy losses overnight.
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With the U.S. bearing the brunt of the international blowback, smaller countries that have had historically close ties to Israel are able to consider making their moves, but Cristol said this does not signal a mass relocation of embassies to Jerusalem.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - European shares fell on Friday, with autos and basic resources stocks bearing the brunt of a wide sell-off triggered by mounting worries that U.S. tariffs on up to $60 billion of imports from China could escalate.
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Manufacturers in the country have been bearing the brunt of the downturn, with falling demand from Germany - Switzerland's largest export market - and the automotive sector, where Swiss suppliers include steelmaker Schmolz+Bichenbach, Georg Fischer and sound-and-heat dampening specialist Autoneum .
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The PMI survey also showed smaller firms were still bearing the brunt of the pressure in February while large firms - many of them state-owned enterprises - stayed afloat, despite targeted policy measures to help struggling private firms refinance and increase capacity.
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Black America — in terms of income and wealth inequality, of bearing the brunt of globalization and automation, and of suffering the consequences of lowered demand for workers without college degrees — is in many ways a more extreme version of America generally.
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François Fillon, Mr. Sarkozy's former prime minister and the Republican presidential candidate, is bearing the brunt of the current outrage after revelations that he used taxpayer money to pay family members for parliamentary work that might not have been genuine.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said the second trade relief program is in keeping with President Donald Trump's promise to shield farmers from bearing the brunt of the trade war while giving the administration time to strike fair and reciprocal trade deals.
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Alex Wang, Hong Kong-based analyst with Ample Finance Group, said worries over Hong Kong's economy, which slowed more than expected in the second quarter, have been exacerbated by ongoing protests, with sectors including retail and tourism bearing the brunt of the impact.
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - The dollar fell to a 10-month low on Tuesday, bearing the brunt of a selloff triggered by another setback to U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda and scaled back expectations for another rate hike at Federal Reserve this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Airlines, holiday companies and housebuilders joined British banks in bearing the brunt of Brexit-induced market turmoil on Monday, which analysts said reflected expectations Britain was headed for recession following its vote to leave the EU. The FTSE 213 index .
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Most world economies from Germany to Japan are bearing the brunt of an interminable U.S.-China trade war but one country that has been insulated from the blow so far is Australia, which is rolling in record export dollars.
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Most of the companies bearing the brunt of the losses are Chinese, but Canada-based IMAX, which operates over 600 theatres in China, is expected to be hit after postponing films that were set to be released for the Chinese New Year.
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Tariffs "constitute the largest tax increase on the American consumer, hitting the middle class and the working poor especially hard, and farmers in Iowa and across the country are bearing the brunt of the consequences," O'Rourke said at a July Democratic debate.
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Airlines and other pro-business groups will argue a bailout is necessary in order to prevent massive job losses, an argument that made sense in 2001 when airlines were bearing the brunt of the recession following September 11 and mandatory flight groundings.
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But that has meant I've had to compartmentalize my temporarily generalized contempt for men so as to not go on some feminist rant on every first date I go on, which also means one person in particular has been bearing the brunt of it.
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His plan commits to prioritizing both executive and legislative action to immediately cut pollution, achieve net zero emissions by 2050, invest at an unprecedented scale in communities bearing the brunt of harmful pollution and those in economic transition, create good, family-sustaining jobs and more.
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U.S. workers are bearing the brunt of the global oversupply and more effective policy responses are needed to prevent surplus countries from distorting global commerce to the detriment of trade deficit countries like the U.S. The third problem, fiscal austerity, can be addressed readily.
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Speaking with Mike Allen at an Axios event in Washington, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said that foresters, farmers and ranchers are bearing the brunt of the trade dispute, and that he hopes to have a mitigation plan before major harvests begin after Labor Day.
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They, along with the millions of other children who fear that a parent will be taken away during a work-site raid or what used to be routine check-ins with the Department of Homeland Security, are bearing the brunt of President Trump's immigration policies.
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While there's evidence that North Korea's state-owned mining companies have funneled money to the country's weapons program, coal shipments are often exempt from sanctions because of rules that are designed to shield the North's civilian population from bearing the brunt of the punishment.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children in central Democratic Republic of Congo are bearing the brunt of violence between the army and a local militia which has uprooted at least 1.4 million people over the past year, the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF) said on Friday.
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Another one of the former staffers, who worked with Korsh early on at North End Grill, witnessing and bearing the brunt of his explosive temper, said her decision to leave was largely influenced by how HR handled her claims against Korsh in 2014 and 2015.
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The refugees said the entire town, which refugees estimated as having a normal population of as many as 10,000, was now empty, a similar fate to many other ravaged communities across Equatoria, the fertile region bordering Uganda that is increasingly bearing the brunt of the fighting.
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While Donald Trump is certainly using the same term, it has a much different meaning today, because he explicitly includes among the victims he will defend the black and Latino communities in America's inner cities who are bearing the brunt of the lawlessness our government has encouraged.
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Additionally, she noted that the Singapore dollar NEER was "bearing the brunt" of markets unwinding the Trump reflation trade; that trade had pushed the U.S. dollar higher before market concerns about U.S. President Donald Trump's apparent inability to push his agenda through Congress erased the greenback's gains.
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The emotional toll In bearing the brunt of this "diversity work," people find they are coping with both the tangible tasks — like recruiting more minority employees to the company, or shutting down a colleague's tone-deaf comments — as well as the emotional side effects that come later.
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Today, Colombia is bearing the brunt of the worst refugee crisis in recent Latin American history, as close to one million Venezuelans have poured across the border in less than two years, seeking relief from widespread starvation and the violent authoritarianism of Chávez successor Nicolás Maduro.
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Bearing the brunt of the left's anger isn't fun, but it pales in comparison to the plight of so many Americans whose lives suffered with the implementation of progressive policies that doubled their health care premiums, stagnated their wages, and endangered their energy and manufacturing jobs.
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"We are the ones bearing the brunt of the violence, facing sexual harassment and rape, to organize and propel the movement on the street level," Tahani Abbas, co-founder of the No to Women's Oppression group who joined the protests, told Channel 4's Yousra Elbagir.
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FUKUOKA, Japan/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers are open to cutting the ECB's policy rate again if economic growth weakens in the rest of the year and a strong euro hurts a bloc already bearing the brunt of a global trade war, two sources said.
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While China is bearing the brunt of the virus, anxiety is increasing across Asia, with Japan alarmed by the rising number of cases aboard a quarantined cruise ship, major foreign companies pulling out of an international air show in Singapore, and Thailand losing money as Chinese tourists stay home.
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While China is bearing the brunt of the virus, anxiety levels are spiking across Asia, with Japan alarmed by the rising number of cases aboard a quarantined cruise ship, major foreign companies pulling out of an international airshow in Singapore, and Thailand losing money as Chinese tourists stay home.
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Millions of people across China shouldered immense sacrifices to contain the virus once the outbreak began, efforts that have been praised by the World Health Organization (WHO) and others, and there is increasing bitterness that the country is still bearing the brunt of the blame from some quarters.
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We are a generation that came of age during the collapse of some of the dominant ideologies of the previous century, who are bearing the brunt of the collapse of neoliberal capitalism now, while also contending with the internet, a mode of relation that had never existed before.
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An airline "needs" to be rescued not to make sure that all the people who work for it still get their paychecks, but to prevent the largest shareholders from bearing the brunt of the failure and to keep its current executives and directors in charge when the smoke clears.
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The radical decision to withdraw 500 and 5003,000 rupee banknotes in India may have been applauded by many across the country, who have called it an "anti-corruption cleaning drive," but low-income earners, tourists and those dependent on ordinary cash have been bearing the brunt of the new policy.
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"All of those successes do not negate the fact that we have to fix the operation — that's a must for our frontline team who is bearing the brunt of this pain and for our customers," American's CEO Doug Parker and its president, Robert Isom, wrote to employees announcing the company's results.
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According to a Reuters poll of analysts, over the next few weeks a flurry of data for August is likely to back market expectations for growth to taper off only modestly from the first half's pace, with some such as smaller firms seen bearing the brunt of tightening financial conditions.
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In addition, there are nearly 210,000 general aviation aircraft based in the U.S., compared to 35,000 in Canada and 43,000 in the U.K. Even with smaller, more manageable systems, Canada and the U.K. had serious issues after moving to privatized air traffic control — with taxpayers bearing the brunt of the pain.
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"President Trump has great affection for America's farmers and ranchers, and he knows they are bearing the brunt of these trade disputes," Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency The Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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Farmers and manufacturers, in particular, have complained that they are bearing the brunt of the trade war as China raises the price on imported soybeans and other agriculture products that it typically buys from farms and on materials and products imported by manufacturers to make machinery, clothes and other products.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghan security forces and their American-led international allies have killed more civilians so far this year than the Taliban have, the United Nations said in a report on Tuesday, once again raising alarm that ordinary Afghans are bearing the brunt of an increasingly deadly 18-year war.
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Domestically focused companies are bearing the brunt of an economic slowdown, with Saudi Hollandi Bank, which derives most of its business from corporate loans, posting a 2480.59 percent fall in third-quarter net profit on Monday, widely missing analysts' forecast as it set aside cash to cover an increase in bad loans.
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Another official noted that the new White House guidelines gave some governors political cover to call for curfews and closures that have been met with groans by some small businesses bearing the brunt of the new rules or eye-rolls from younger Americans who may be less susceptible to the physical damage of the virus.
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The harsh move by the EU came after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced last week that 617 million euro ($654 million) will be distributed to 1.6 million low-income pensioners as emergency support, while the scheduled VAT hike on the islands of the north Aegean Sea — which are bearing the brunt of the refugee crisis — will be suspended.
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Sources familiar with ECB discussions told Reuters after its meeting last week that ratesetters were open to cutting benchmark borrowing costs further from 0.40% if euro strength continued to hurt an economy bearing the brunt of the trade war.. "I'll give you five reasons for a rate cut," one of the sources said, before repeating "exchange rate" five times.
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For years on the hit series Will & Grace, where she played interior designer Grace Adler, Messing's coils often felt like the third roommate on the show — clogging up the shower drain, bearing the brunt of jokes, donning the latest '90s fashions... Even today, with the show's recent reboot on NBC, her trademark copper color is still going strong.
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Either way, one set of voters will be left feeling put upon by the EU. Dealing with the migrant crisis, as we have seen, will involve difficult choices about how and whether to help those southern countries bearing the brunt of the problem, and how to distribute the burden among those willing to lend a hand.
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These observations were most recently bolstered in a new study led by Nadia Al-Mudaffar Fawzi, a marine ecologist at Iraq's University of Basrah, who found that a 5,000 year old Iraqi culture was disappearing as a direct result of climate change and that this culture's women were bearing the brunt of this climate-induced fallout.
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"A lot of people in Europe talk about the clash between the U.S. and Europe over this nuclear deal being as extensive as the clash over the 2003 invasion of Iraq — where it was a matter of global security, and where the Europeans ended up bearing the brunt of the cost of the destabilization of the Middle East," she said.
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Though the handshake will help stabilize the relationship between the world's two largest economies and provide relief to farmers and manufacturers bearing the brunt of Trump's tariffs, critics warn it falls woefully short in a crucial way: The 86-page text does not cover long-standing U.S. concerns about China's industrial policy, including how to rein in the billions of dollars in government subsidies Beijing bestows upon its state-owned enterprises.
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"The small move higher is in acknowledgement that some of the tail risks have been mitigated with the U.S. not implementing tariffs with Mexico," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates strategy at Mizuho European Central Bank policymakers are open to cutting the ECB's policy rate again if economic growth weakens in the rest of the year and a strong euro hurts a bloc already bearing the brunt of a global trade war, two sources told Reuters.
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"The small move higher is in acknowledgement that some of the tail risks have been mitigated with the U.S. not implementing tariffs with Mexico," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates strategy at Mizuho European Central Bank policymakers are open to cutting the ECB's policy rate again if economic growth weakens in the rest of the year and a strong euro hurts a bloc already bearing the brunt of a global trade war, two sources told Reuters.
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"President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has great affection for America's farmers and ranchers, and he knows they are bearing the brunt of these trade disputes," Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency The Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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A spokesman for the nation's largest agricultural group, the American Farm Bureau Federation, said more than 70 percent of U.S. agricultural exports last year were made to trade partners that sell the most steel to the U.S., and more than half were to trade partners that sell the most aluminum to the U.S. "We're hoping for a good outcome that whatever tariffs may or may not be leveled, we're not going to be bearing the brunt of it from countries that just want tariffs on their own goods," said Will Rodger, the farm bureau's spokesman.
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