"We have double braced and triple braced our battery pack to make sure they're fail-safe ... It's all about safety, safety, safety," he told Reuters.
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Investor braced for the fallout of continuing global trade tensions.
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Analysts braced for a stampede for the exits from China.
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Saeed knew what to anticipate, and yet he braced himself.
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Those trying to raise money are braced for tougher times.
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Those companies who have DPOs, meanwhile, are braced for poaching.
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The country braced for violence after the verdict was announced.
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NATO leaders are braced for Tuesday's summit meeting in Brussels.
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Journalists on Friday braced for another round of frantic interpretation.
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Halena grabbed my arm, and I braced myself for awfulness.
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These babies are braced to cheer on their favorite team.
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In her Minnesota home, Fischer braced herself for difficult news.
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Wall Street also braced for more earnings, as News Corp.
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He knew that something was off and braced for the worst.
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McKenzie braced himself to serve the minimum four years in prison.
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Investors also braced for a key announcement on U.S. monetary policy.
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He says he is braced for a "marathon, not a sprint".
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Wall Street also braced itself for a busy week of earnings.
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Keegan dug in, braced himself, heaved and fought for every inch.
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Health experts are braced for an explosion in domestic meth use.
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I braced myself for the impending doom of the morning meal.
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Coptis high-fived her colleagues and then braced for the response.
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The government is braced for attempts to disrupt voting in Catalonia.
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As day turned to night, iPhone buyers braced for the challenge.
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Headlines May braced for backlash after winning ferocious Brexit battle on.ft.
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Ron DeSantis on Monday as the state braced for Hurricane Dorian.
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With the new penalties imminent, Iranians braced for more economic pain.
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Muhammad's father, Qari Muhammad Ramzan, 20183, braced for a long search.
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Our Jerusalem bureau chief described a city braced for more turmoil.
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Wall Street also braced for the start of earnings season on Friday.
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Headlines Bayer braced for tough scrutiny over $66 bln Monsanto deal on.ft.
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When we finally said it aloud, I braced myself for devastating sadness.
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Markets braced themselves for one of history's most complex sovereign-debt renegotiations.
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Undocumented immigrants across the country braced themselves for the raids this month.
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Observers braced for a messy succession in Central Asia's most populous country.
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Wall Street also braced for the busiest week of the earnings season.
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Banks must nevertheless be braced for turmoil should the odds be upset.
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In the next breath, though, Ms. Dunn wryly braced for more incoming.
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After Monday's record-breaking drop, investors on Tuesday braced for further chaos.
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Investors also braced themselves for the busiest week of the earnings season.
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It's braced us for a killing blow in the name of mercy.
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Police officers braced for the impact, swatting the air with wooden batons.
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Pentagon officials had braced for another suspension after the latest nuclear talks.
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The couple braced themselves to hear some painful truths about fertility treatments.
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Republicans, after stinging losses, braced for a leadership battle of their own.
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I have already braced myself for the sexism I will inevitably experience.
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They wrote that many of the women braced themselves for an acquittal.
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I braced myself for what I knew was deservedly headed my way.
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Major economies around the world are braced now for a trade war.
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So the Asian insurance industry is braced for a few tough years.
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But after Trump's election, many State Department officials braced for much worse.
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In the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, oil facilities braced for Tropical Storm Cindy.
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Only for some, she thought, and braced her feet to pull it down.
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Just over a year ago, with an election approaching, Europeans braced for trouble.
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Durkan's office has braced city residents for the possibility, the Seattle Times reported.
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DE) said it was braced for very tough price competition with Ryanair (RYA.
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On December 210th Goldman Sachs said it was braced for a $5bn hit.
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Mine, by contrast, palpitated so furiously that I braced myself for cardiac arrest.
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The ride stayed rocky, and we braced ourselves and swayed together in silence.
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Gun control activists said they were braced for another disappointing battle with lawmakers.
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When I managed to stand, I braced for him to charge at me.
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She saw a wing nearly scrape the ground, and she braced for impact.
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And I braced myself for the release of the names of the dead.
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And so the sport had braced for a tournament season unlike any other.
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Although he braced himself for his parents' disapproval, he instead found lukewarm disappointment.
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The best Beatle melodies are simple if original progressions braced with pungent lyrics.
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EST, and lawmakers braced for the debate to last late into the night.
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While attending prayers at his mosque on Friday, Leffingwell braced for the worst.
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The markets were braced for a more hawkish sounding Fed, particularly on inflation.
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As Buckeyes fans braced for the worst, Fields's teammates tried to remain positive.
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Officials braced for the possibility of spot fires as high winds were expected overnight.
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While I instinctively braced myself for another loss, my third IVF embryo transfer succeeded.
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Now Mercedes are braced for a Ferrari backlash at the Marina Bay street circuit.
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The recording ended as the train was tilting and the crew braced for impact.
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Tesla had braced investors for a second-quarter loss in its first quarter update.
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In California, state officials have braced for rumored deportation sweeps targeted at sanctuary cities.
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Israel has repeatedly hit Iranian positions over the border, and braced itself for blowback.
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The region has also been braced by acts of terrorism, often directed at authorities.
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The Midwest braced for severe thunderstorms that could push across to the Eastern Seaboard.
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She sits back a little so that her behind is braced against the pew.
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I braced for an earful at best; at worst, I worried for my career.
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This came as dueling political rallies took place and police braced for potential violence.
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As usual, she braced herself for a busy day behind the yellow-accented counter.
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The region is braced for mass demonstrations against any move to strip Catalonian autonomy.
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When the Coldplay song ended he braced himself for what would come on next.
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Communities in the Sierra Nevada braced for more than two feet of additional snow.
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Violence continued late into the evening, and the city is braced for further anger.
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The authorities had been braced for violence, but the police reported no major incidents.
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On Thursday, the sol currency dropped 1% as the market braced for a showdown.
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Investors also braced for another round of trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada.
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Medical device makers braced themselves for the return of a 2.3 percent sales tax.
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The results aren't stellar, but they're far better than the markets had braced for.
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Clinton's allies are braced for a New Hampshire loss; the only question is the margin.
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Meanwhile, Morton's family -- his father, stepmother and two younger sisters -- braced themselves for the worst.
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The Hang Seng index shed 0.8% as Hong Kong braced for another weekend of protests.
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Ahead of the snow, many celebrities braced for the storm with a bit of humor.
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"We braced for the worst," Brody's dad, Corey Smith, 41, a pipe fitter, tells PEOPLE.
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The dollar rallied earlier this year, weighing on oil, as investors braced for higher rates.
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Investors also braced for key testimony from the top Federal Reserve official later this week.
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Assume the push-up position with your arms braced against the side of your car.
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Oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling and passengers said their prayers and braced for impact.
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Republicans have braced themselves for a backlash among Hispanics for Trump's restrictive impulses on immigration.
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Heads are braced and supported, so necks don't break and brains don't ricochet against skulls.
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Many were braced to squeeze onto other, already overcrowded lines or promised new bus services.
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When Mr. Trump announced tariffs on steel, the state's auto industry braced for the impact.
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I braced my arms to either side of my body and slid backward between them.
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As for us here in Britain, we just hunkered down and braced for the storm.
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Just a mile in, he braced for a bridge that led into the marathon's maw.
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I had braced my palm between her ear and nose and sawed through her face.
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And fans braced as professional sports teams announced they would play without live audiences. Gov.
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I braced myself, pretending I couldn't hear him, as every woman has learned to do.
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The city, meanwhile, braced for possible demonstrations in a sensational case that already sparked protests.
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Oil prices jumped on Tuesday as the U.S. east coast braced for a major hurricane.
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The youth's face was realistically rendered but the body was stylized, with awkwardly braced elbows.
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When erected and braced, they form an L shape as deep as it is high.
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According to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, though, we should be braced for another one.
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With one fist clenched and the other holding a prayer book, Americans braced for war.
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I braced for news of evil spirits and curses, but none arrived in her reading.
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Oil prices recovered as markets braced for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran next week.
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A retrenchment after 2015's market crash means many brokerage staff are braced for smaller payouts.
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He then braced his body and threw her down his staircase as hard as he could.
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Peru had been braced for a big El Niño in 2016, but it did not arrive.
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Braced against the floor, there is a hand (at the bottom right corner of the magazine).
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Larger towns from St. Joseph to Kansas City braced for additional flooding forecast through the weekend.
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Ms Macaluso, a retired nurse, is braced for a backlash at her next election in November.
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So when her son, who she named Lucas, was born, the Santa Marias braced for grief.
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Having made cauliflower crust in my past to lackluster results, I braced myself for a struggle.
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The big picture: He made the remarks as communities braced for President Trump's planned ICE raids.
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In their first quarter update, Tesla executives braced investors for another loss in the second quarter.
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KS11 though down from their opening peaks as investors braced for the likelihood of an indictment.
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The other half churned through the stages of grief and braced for end of the world.
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The BRACED project aims to prevent this by providing communities with regular and reliable climate information.
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The last reduction was in April, and analysts had braced for a close vote this time.
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Still feeling claustrophobic, I braced myself for what I anticipated would feel like a broom closet.
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Residents in towns on Louisiana's coastal areas stocked up on supplies as they braced for Barry.
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But first, the Senate is braced for an end-of-the-year brawl over judicial nominations.
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It braced its hands on the casket's edge and spoke in a voice light as sand.
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Delegate Rich Anderson, who is Ms. Ayala's opponent, said he had braced for a Trump backlash.
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In October, Ireland and Britain braced for Hurricane Ophelia, the 10th hurricane of the Atlantic season.
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From inside Ms. Nixon's building, Christine Marinoni saw the paparazzi, braced herself — and walked right past.
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Authorities from Paris to Warsaw issued heat alerts, canceled events and braced for potentially record heat.
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They may seem hyper-aroused or vigilant, ever alert and cringing, braced to flee or fight.
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The men sent journalists, including me, back to the rear, as they braced for a counterattack.
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People keep jumping on the sink and Jennifer Lawerence's character keeps saying... JW: It's not braced!
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So the city is braced for more trouble as smartphone screens blink with fresh protest instructions.
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Investors also braced for another dose of policy stimulus from the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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In my city, where we're constantly braced for earthquakes and wildfires, looming existential threats are normal.
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"Police forces have braced themselves for sightings of the red-nosed harlequins," 7News reported this week.
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Traders in the currency market were also braced for a flood of Treasury issuance this week.
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Tensions in the Middle East rose following his death, and the U.S. braced for a response.
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But as I braced myself for another lecture, she actually entertained and even praised the idea.
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After the country disrupted Europe's financial markets in May, investors are braced for another turbulent autumn.
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Donald Trump finally has the power of the presidency and markets are braced for lots of action.
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Those questions carried into fall 2016, as Twitter braced for a second round of layoffs, sources said.
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The one thing, however, that all market players are braced for is something unexpected out of Washington.
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Soon the ger's accordion walls and braced roof were a shoulder-high stack of fabric and sticks.
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But after much criticism, and calls to strip the militants of their citizenship, the government braced up.
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So, on April Fool's Day, Roem changed her Facebook profile information, and braced herself for the worst.
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America is the world's largest donor by far, so the aid world braced itself for an apocalypse.
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In preparations for the storm, Seattle had braced for winds expected to move up the Washington coast.
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She braced for the topic to become an issue at public forums, but it never came up.
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Residents of the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba braced themselves for heavy rain and 185-mph winds.
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It was an impossible vow to keep, but the country still braced for an onslaught of deportations.
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When global oil prices crashed in late 22015, U.S. oil fields braced for lost jobs and wages.
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The hit was so bad that Square Enix braced themselves for a 90 percent dip in profit.
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Communities across Louisiana braced for storm surges and major floods, especially along an already swollen Mississippi River.
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New York received about a foot of snow, while Boston was braced for up to 20 inches.
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A fake mansion backdrop descended and a shocked Lindsay braced herself for a live meet-and-greet.
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Lewis says Williams closed his eyes as he braced for impact when he veered off the road.
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Investors kept an eye on retailers Thursday as they braced for the release of April retail sales.
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As I ran through the field behind his apartment, I braced myself for gunshots that never came.
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WHEN the Taliban announced the start of their annual spring offensive last week, Afghans braced for bloodshed.
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Republican members then had a chance to speak on open microphones and leading Republicans braced for criticism.
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Real skyscrapers have been digitally gutted, and what remains are Hollywood-like facades, braced by steel brackets.
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But its shares rose, with analysts saying investors had been braced for even tougher news and numbers.
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Andrew braced himself for the impact of buying and selling, of putting cold, hard shape to time.
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So I braced for what seemed like the inevitable conclusion of Barbara's story — but it never came.
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The teflon far-rightWhen the Ibiza video landed in May, the coalition government braced itself for backlash.
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Washington, D.C. is now braced for the Bob Woodward book, "Fear," which will be released on Sept.
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Last August, the world braced for nuclear apocalypse as Trump threatened "fire and fury" against North Korea.
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I asked him for the bar's most popular order and braced myself for a stiff whiskey drink.
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Officials had been braced for widespread protests after Israel's army carried out raids overnight Friday in Ramallah.
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The next day, though, I braced for disaster: Another cable company van had pulled into the driveway.
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It stopped at Dyckman Street, and she braced herself as an enormous number of people got on.
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But authorities were braced for the possibility of further unrest after election results emerge later this week.
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Members of Congress braced themselves for a potential fight with Mr. Trump over authorization for military action.
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Schools and highways were shut down, hundreds of flights were canceled, and some communities braced for floods.
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I was braced for another scolding, and was taken aback when she apologized for her earlier reaction.
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As the students of 1214 braced for the gunman to return, the horror began to sink in.
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Dede Oetomo, an Indonesian LGBT activist, said the community was braced for hysteria over the Sinaga case.
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Dede Oetomo, an Indonesian LGBT activist, said the community was braced for hysteria over the Sinaga case.
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They are already braced for an opening clash over the terms, shape and length of the trial.
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Across the border, Guangdong province closed offices, factories and schools on Monday as it braced for Nida.
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Leaders decided to cut short Thursday's session as portions of the state braced for hazardous icy conditions.
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Its bondholders have braced for "painful" talks as a pile-up of receivables and debt spooked investors.
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However, they also braced themselves for their concerns to be co-opted by the anti-fluoride camp.
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She and her husband, Dave, braced for the possibility of her spending decades in the state penitentiary.
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Stocks suffered steep losses Tuesday as investors braced for the economic damage of the spreading coronavirus outbreak.
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Mossberg first started talking publicly about his smart gun last year, and he braced for hate mail.
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"You're tempting me to do the voice," Credico said as the courtroom braced for a Brando impersonation.
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Have you not learned great lessons from those who braced themselves against you, and disputed passage with you?
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When she went home that night on a mototaxi, she braced herself before every bump in the road.
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Israeli security forces braced for possible unrest but police said the situation in Jerusalem was calm for now.
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But I knew the time commitment of running was going to be extreme — I was braced for that.
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He had his back braced against the computer room's heavy hydraulic door, but he wasn't slowing it down.
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Investors braced for another heavy week of quarterly corporate results in an earnings season that has exceeded expectations.
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"I saw, even as I walked up to her, that she was braced for the lash," says Gil.
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Everyone had braced themselves for an expected hard metallic landing in China, the driver of global copper usage.
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Some participants had braced for the central bank to shave the amount of JGBs it plans to purchase.
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Hurricane Irma was upgraded to a powerful Category 5 storm and islands in its path braced for it.
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Friends walked towards me, braced for my inevitable meltdown, but I said hello as if nothing had happened.
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Keep your arm high and braced for the round kick, he'd shoot a left straight down the centre.
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"We are braced for conflict with the USA, we always have been," said 70-year-old Marcial Garcia.
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Full story: Communities on the East Coast braced Thursday for what could be the winter's biggest storm yet.
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Investors were braced for a global economic shock after a vote for Brexit, but the FTSE 100 index .
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Traders braced for a potential stockpile build-up expected later this week, limiting the prospect for further gains.
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But others also braced themselves for a final showdown with Mr. Sanders and ferocious fight against Mr. Trump.
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As Iranians braced for the new round of sanctions, Tehran's streets have been charged with anger and despair.
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Westbrook braced himself and spun toward the field and stayed inbounds as he ran into the end zone.
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Intellect needed to be braced by impulse, and impulse should be valued as a kind of instinctive ethics.
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Surgeons braced her shattered leg with a steel rod, plate and screws, but the pain is still intense.
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Each year, she braced herself for this dark period by going all out for Amaya's birthday, in January.
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The famously no-nonsense chancellor, keeping to form, braced Germany for an epidemic that may reach extraordinary scale.
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By Friday morning, some 12,000 North Carolinians were in shelters as they braced for Florence to make landfall.
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Even as some lenders quietly braced for the market to fall, prices kept rising, and profits kept growing.
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For months last year, as relations between Russia and the West deteriorated, investors braced for more bad news.
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He was speaking alongside Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who later said Canada was "braced" for Trump's unpredictability.
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He's also braced for the longest 'nuclear winter' of business disruption of the three startups we spoke to.
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Some nursing homes and hospitals have been evacuated and residents are braced for torrential rain from Tuesday morning.
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Middle Eastern studies programs at universities around the country have braced for action from Washington against perceived bias.
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At her stop, she lurched out of the car and braced herself against the wall of the station.
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Lowe said he braced himself for impact as the beam smashed into his windshield covering him in glass.
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I'd gotten through infertility, gotten past a failed adoption, braced my way through I.V.F. and a C-section.
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Thailand is also braced for a major verdict in a malfeasance case against former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
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The Israeli military and nearby Israeli communities had braced for large fires, but the day passed relatively calmly.
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Some regions were experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures on Saturday even as their residents braced for more severe weather.
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In Sicily, White House officials braced for what they knew would be "a robust discussion" of the issue.
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In January this year, Tesla braced investors for a much lower production and delivery rate of Model 3s.
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U.S. stock index futures rose on Tuesday as investors braced for the release of Apple's latest quarterly results.
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The touch of the snow that the New York region braced for last week might arrive this evening.
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Corrupt officials braced for what was known then as "the Buhari effect," a wide-scale crackdown on graft.
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I spent the hours after the crash immobilized and braced, while things I didn't fully understand happened around me.
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We braced ourselves against the shaking seats and poured Maalox into water bottles for kits to neutralize tear gas.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian holiday airline Niki's 850 employees braced for a bumpy ride as insolvent parent Air Berlin AB1.
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Romanians had braced themselves for opposition to the anti-corruption campaign after the PSD resoundingly won last December's elections.
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But the market still ended higher because, for the most part, "investors were already braced for that," he said.
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But the market still ended higher because, for the most part, "investors were already braced for that," he said.
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Markets in China stabilised on Friday, but many traders remained braced for more market weakness in the first quarter.
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Braced against the dry wind, dozens of hungry migrants line up around El Comedor's entrance for breakfast each morning.
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It looked set to end the week flat as investors braced for upcoming earnings reports, notably those of financials.
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Israeli commanders say they are braced for attacks launched by Iran from a growing number of bases in Syria.
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Global stock markets continued their 2016 nosedive on Friday as investors braced for a third straight week of losses.
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I braced myself to be hit by a pungent cheese odor, but the suite was actually quite fragrantly neutral.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street also braced for a contentious House vote on the GOP health care bill slated for Thursday.
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Robinson batted for the first time in the second inning and braced himself for an assault of racial epithets.
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Brent and U.S. crude both fell below $30 a barrel, as markets braced for more oil supply from Iran.
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Investors braced for another heavy week of first-quarter corporate results in an earnings season that has exceeded expectations.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as the bond market braced for this week's $21 billion deluge of new government debt.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open Thursday, as investors braced for a pullback from record levels.
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It was the first time they'd met, and she'd braced herself for resentment, the child's mind poisoned against her.
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Oil prices touched their lowest since 2003 on Monday as an already oversupplied market braced for additional Iranian exports.
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The heavily weighted financials group rose 0.83 percent, as investors braced for earnings reports this week from major banks.
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I braced myself when I realized the water was about to go over the top of my rubber boots.
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Looking at this Alexander from his left, you notice how his left arm, descending from shoulder level, is braced.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and body in a line, straighten your arms, pressing your body away from the floor.
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On the Pacific coast, Mexico's Baja California peninsula braced for another major storm to strike as early as Monday.
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Busloads of police officers and state troopers braced for the chaos that many feared would have followed an acquittal.
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Sometimes they squat on the sidewalks in front of their dormitory, smoking cigarettes while braced against a biting wind.
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Portland Metropolitan braced for a year of Rebuilding Basketball, as they had done before and would, inevitably, do again.
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Soldiers roamed deserted streets enforcing quarantines, and medical professionals braced for an onslaught of patients by building field hospitals.
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Soldiers roamed deserted streets enforcing quarantines, and medical professionals braced for an onslaught of patients by building field hospitals.
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So, when we drove onto my street after a long Thanksgiving weekend away, I braced myself for the inevitable.
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It was too early to tell how ICE would behave under Trump, but they were braced for the worst.
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Friday's decline took place as investors braced for a key meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC members next week.
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Stone stood and braced himself with his fingers on the counsel table as the seven guilty verdicts were read.
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When he started to yawn, I braced myself, biting my gums, but I couldn't help it—I yawned, too.
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"It looks like paste," my editor Shannon Connellan said as we braced ourselves to take our very first bite.
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U.S. stocks ended lower for a third straight session as investors braced for the Fed meeting and Britain's referendum.
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The semiautonomous city is braced for more clashes in the coming week, including on Tuesday, China's National Day holiday.
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At one point, I heard the men step away, and I braced myself for the crashing of the door.
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While Guillorme remained composed as the bat spiraled toward the dugout, his teammates around him braced for the worst.
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Already braced for the worst, investors have been forgiving towards companies failing to deliver fourth-quarter results on target.
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After a few moments of sitting, he stood up and braced against the table in a hamstring-stretch position.
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To make matters even worse, Nordstrom investors weren't exactly braced for a negative development in the go-private process.
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Okay, so, and I think you're going to hear this from other senators that may have braced this stage.
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Markets are braced for worse: borrowing rates for China's high-yield issuers of dollar bonds have almost doubled, to 11%.
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Wall Street was little changed as investors braced for a flood of second-quarter earnings reports later in the week.
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Crude futures hit nearly four-year highs last month as the market braced for the loss of the Iranian barrels.
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When bricks began to fly, she and her friends ducked inside a house and braced their bodies against the door.
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The U.S. military said it was braced for "possibly imminent threats to U.S. forces in Iraq" from Iran-backed forces.
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The central bank will be braced for further downward pressure on the peso, particularly if inflation figures continue to disappoint.
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New Orleans had been braced for heavy rains Saturday, but instead had intermittent bands of moderate showers and occasional sunshine.
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One night, in a feat of grisly bravery, he braced for the worst and just yanked the implants out himself.
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Boston was braced for up to a foot of snow, which forecasters warned would fall quickly during the storm's peak.
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Instead, it has triggered an exodus of capital and alarmed investors around the world, who braced themselves for bigger falls.
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Investors were braced for something like this already: Credit Suisse shares have traded at a fifth less than book value.
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Authorities braced for evening protests outside Brazil's Congress, rallies organized by labor unions and left-wing groups opposed to cutbacks.
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Treasury yields did nudge up overnight as the market braced for the gathering of central bankers at Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Investors in greater China, meanwhile, braced for tariffs the Trump administration is expected to unveil during U.S. hours on Friday.
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The Belgian prime minister asked residents to "avoid all movement" as the authorities braced for the possibility of additional violence.
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In the lead-up to Donald Trump's inauguration, political observers braced for a flurry of substantive executive and legislative activity.
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Investors braced for remarks from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell during his two-day testimony before Congress, which starts on Wednesday.
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As the Carolinas, Florida and Georgia braced for wind and rain, officials in the Caribbean took stock of the destruction.
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One of my brothers called her cancer "cruel and unusual punishment," and we all braced for the suffering she'd endure.
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The Conservatives are braced for a collapse in support when the results are declared, on Sunday night or early Monday.
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Pushing open Cameron Hut's weathered door, I found four bunks on one wall with a potbelly stove braced against another.
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Laying my towel on a rock, I braced myself for what would be an undoubtedly frigid but equally necessary bath.
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Today, 22 years since Hong Kong was returned to China, the semiautonomous city is braced for more anti-government protests.
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Miami officials decided thousands of inmates would "shelter in place" as Florida braced itself for Hurricane Irma earlier this month.
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The moment I started to feel myself slipping, I braced my arms, locked my jaw, and got busy regaining control.
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The only signs of life were the groundskeepers and a few brave mourners, braced against an unsettlingly strong, icy wind.
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I braced myself for a dark prophecy, for the words of a politician who would die with possibly no successors.
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And they braced themselves for disruptions to staffing as schools close and parents lose options to care for their children.
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U.S. officials said they were braced for initial Palestinian skepticism but hoped that over time they will agree to negotiate.
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As he braced himself in his galley seat, stirring porridge with a wooden spoon, anxious thoughts began to overwhelm him.
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Following those tariffs, the industry braced for another round of duties in retaliation for a French tax on digital services.
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Officials across three states braced for what they feared could be the worst day yet of Australia's disastrous fire season.
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Investors also braced for the start of the earnings season, with a slew of major banks set to report Tuesday.
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That same guidance three months ago sparked Facebook's biggest one-day sell-off as some investors braced for dire results.
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Just last week, Trump insulted and mocked the island as it braced for what could have been another devastating hurricane.
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Meanwhile, its cable television business braced for rule changes that could result in fewer viewers subscribing to large channel packages.
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Monday's slight decline snapped a three-day winning streak for the market as Wall Street braced for a busy week.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For more than a year, investors have braced for Facebook to reach the limit of its moneymaking capacity.
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The FTSE 250 gave up 0.6%, as dealers cleared the decks in another holiday-shortened week and braced for 2020.
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Late that night, before he became "too attached," Mr. Arison braced himself for disappointment and broached the subject of children.
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Traders are braced for a potentially strong reading of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) data, set for release later on Friday.
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One month before that, oil prices spiked to four-year highs as the market braced for a potential shortage of crude.
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But with investors already braced for tariffs, copper was supported by the unexpected resilience of global share prices and non-U.
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Dresden was the cradle of the PEGIDA anti-Islam group and the city is braced for far-right protests on Saturday.
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Executives braced investors for another loss in the second quarter before returning to profitability in the second half of the year.
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Investors also braced for more market swings as the dollar gyrates on speculation over Britain's referendum on the EU on Thursday.
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In Southern California, the Getty fire still burned while residents braced for extreme winds expected to reach 2003 miles per hour.
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Tesla CFO Zach Kirkhorn braced investors for another quarter in the red during the company's first quarter earnings call on Wednesday.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar weakened as investors braced for a possible announcement or statement from the Jackson Hole meeting.
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Several East Coast states braced against a deadly storm system that triggered tornado warnings throughout the Gulf Coast states on Tuesday.
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Indian investors were also braced for volatility as monthly derivative contracts are due to expire at the end of the session.
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Investors are braced to see who will be handed the top jobs such as finance minister, foreign secretary and Brexit minister.
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Make sure to keep your core braced, like you are about to be punched in the gut, throughout the entire exercise.
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Those stocks were hit hard last week as investors braced for Irma, but with Monday's gains have largely retraced their losses.
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Hurricane Irma was upgraded to a powerful Category 4 storm on Monday as islands in its path braced for its impact.
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Snow, strong winds and floods threatened to snarl travel and shutter schools Tuesday as the Northeast braced for another winter storm.
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We braced ourselves for an influx of self-righteous individuals looking to scramble up the corporate ladder as quickly as possible.
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I even braced for the usual horde of fanemy trolls to come out of the woodwork to tell me I'm worthless.
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As he and his friend positioned themselves on the toilet, Orlando said, he also braced one foot against the stall door.
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The Fed has been talking about this for over a year at this point and they are braced for that reality.
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The entire Gulf Coast meanwhile braced for major thunderstorms, tropical storms and possibly a hurricane over the next couple of days.
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As Clady strengthened his knee, he braced himself for a stark likelihood: that another team would benefit from his hard work.
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Bond yields spiked after the Fed minutes were released as traders braced for the Fed to follow through on rate hikes.
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With Palestinians carrying out less organized stabbing, car-ramming and gun attacks since October, Israel has been braced for an escalation.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and feet in place, walk your hands out until you're in a plank or push-up position.
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Oil prices rallied in September as traders braced for the return of U.S. sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third biggest oil producer.
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If his right forearm stays high and braced for the left high kick the left straight can sneak down the center.
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The move hammered shares of European airline and travel companies as the sector braced for a nearly unprecedented brake on activity.
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As emergency responders braced for Hurricane Florence, President Trump decided to spend time disputing the death toll from another catastrophic storm.
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There was a range of reactions to the new doll online, and Ms. Muhammad said she had braced for a backlash.
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Cavaday braced herself for similar sexism when she went into broadcasting, but was surprised and relieved to find her voice welcomed.
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Investigators have braced for a court fight if the White House or the Trump Organization seek to block the bank's cooperation.
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As the riots continued, hospitals braced for the injured, who soon showed up with gunshot wounds or injuries from broken glass.
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Mr. Bey braced himself against the equipment to protect crew members working below, and held it until others could help him.
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On a cloudy morning the week after New Year's Day, at CollegeHumor's headquarters in West Hollywood, everyone braced for bad news.
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Oil prices also sunk close to 85033 percent as investors braced for a decline in energy demand driven by frozen travel.
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Oil prices hit their lowest since 2003 on Monday as the market braced for additional Iranian exports, but later turned positive.
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The mayor said on Twitter the city was braced in the event the storm knocked out power to even more residents.
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However, at a time when even the world's most powerful people can't escape breaches, some Samsung owners braced for the worst.
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Bartlit Beck partner Sean Gallagher said in an email statement that FanDuel's minority shareholders are braced for KKR and Shamrock defenses.
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Hedge fund managers braced against a market fall this month because of rising geopolitical risk between the U.S. and North Korea.
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The New Zealand dollar was also steady at $0.6609 as traders braced for the release of consumer price data on Friday.
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Carli Webber cleared snow off her car and braced herself for her commute to a call center near Denver's Union Station.
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After giving him directions to an address that was close to where I actually lived, I braced his midriff and prayed.
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MARKET NEWS * Asian shares made guarded gains as investors braced for another week of likely conflicting commentary on the Sino-U.
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Meanwhile, Walt Disney World in Orlando has remained open as more coastal and southern parts of Florida have braced for impact.
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Investors were also cautious on their exposure to stocks as they braced for the upcoming Fed meeting and the G22.08 summit.
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Anticipating the release of the parachute, the duo braced themselves for the tremendous forces involved—about seven times the force of gravity.
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A month later, the world braced itself for a second round of cyberattacks in what felt like would soon become the norm.
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Following Monday's bloodshed, the region is braced for the prospect of spiraling violence, and the prospects for peace look slimmer than ever.
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Investors also braced for Friday's U.S. government jobs report, which could show how well-insulated the U.S. economy is from international stresses.
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Market participants are braced for stormy conditions to persist, industry sources attending LME Asia Week events in Hong Kong this week said.
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They were braced for a decision to require Chile to negotiate in good faith (though not to hand over coastline to Bolivia).
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Market participants are braced for stormy conditions to persist, said industry sources attending LME Asia Week events in Hong Kong this week.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Friday after the release of key employment data while investors braced themselves for the election next week.
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Though New York's Puerto Rican population has been shrinking for years, the city is still braced for an influx after the hurricane.
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Amy had braced herself for the possibility that her daughter would be bullied by classmates after she transitioned, but the opposite happened.
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Royal fashion bloggers are braced to source each and every outfit right down to the hair clip and where to buy it.
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The initiative is part of the Building Resilience to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) programme, supported by Britain's Department for International Development.
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Meanwhile, with more heavy thunderstorms predicted through the weekend, property owners cleared damage from the deluge and braced for another potential onslaught.
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Traders were braced for more volatility in the pound ahead of another vote in parliament on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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The initiative is part of the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, funded by the British government.
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Investors also braced for more market swings due to currency market gyrations on speculation over Britain's referendum on the EU on Thursday.
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Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson, during a conference call Saturday, braced for some blowback, explaining in detail how the team had proceeded.
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One day Murt rang her for a change, and Eileen's body braced as if she were a passenger in a swerving car.
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"When I arrived I was stopped at the door and basically braced for whatever I was getting ready to see," Ormond says.
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ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, has braced itself for increased scrutiny as its popularity grows by bolstering its legal and content moderation teams.
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Beatriz Muñozcano, 29, said she and her husband, Alonso Ortiz, were braced together in the third row of the train's second car.
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Inside Art Early this week, when the art world braced for the potential fallout from "Brexit," at least one auctioneer was resolute.
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President Obama declared a state of emergency in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina on Thursday as officials there braced for the storm.
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Nevertheless, the Austrian is not expecting an easy time of it and is braced for a hard afternoon's slog in sweltering temperatures.
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Volumes on the STOXX 600 index were well-below long-term averages on Friday as investors braced for next week's earnings deluge.
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The greenback, as well as the yen and Swiss franc, remained well supported as traders braced for possibly another round of tariffs.
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During the interview, he braced himself on the Senate train with his elbows, the only part of his body touching the handrails.
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As a gay Jewish medical student, I had braced myself to respond to politically unpalatable comments or denigrating questions with professional aplomb.
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My wife and I, now with a second child and a mortgage to deal with, braced ourselves for financial stress once again.
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Possibly conceived as a protector of the dead, it stands alert, wind-tousled and spread-winged, as if braced for a storm.
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Much of the central United States braced Friday for another day of nasty storms, raging floodwaters and the potential for powerful tornadoes.
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There already had been four deaths attributed to coronavirus there as of Thursday, as Britain braced for the spike and the surge.
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But the company has braced itself for the next wave, which would probably hit many of their imports, particularly Chinese-made footwear.
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When those revelations surfaced in news reports more than a year later, in September 2018, Mr. Rosenstein braced himself to be fired.
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The major averages cratered as investors braced for the economic fallout from the coronavirus and a shocking all-out oil price war.
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I braced myself for the punitive reproof masquerading as an apology that usually begins, "We're sorry but …" That was not what happened.
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In the summer of 2016, Jigsaw braced itself to deal with a similar issue: how to improve the quality of online conversations.
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The gunner fired into random buildings, and something exploded behind us, but the snipers and ambushes that we braced for never came.
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He braced himself against the possibility of negative reviews by declaring that he rejected the idea of set standards for aesthetic criticism.
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OZY Fest and the New York Triathlon were canceled and cooling centers were opened as New Yorkers braced for a brutal weekend.
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After having braced themselves for a Democratic-controlled White House and Senate, Republicans are now rushing to dust off their wish lists.
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You start paying attention to things differently, you start reading the piece to see the trigger warning, or you're braced against it.
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And just because investors are not braced for election-linked stock gyrations is no guarantee that markets will remain calm, analysts said.
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As health providers braced for cuts from Washington, the Netherlands lost no time in casting itself as a defender of reproductive rights.
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Mr. Modi's B.J.P. is braced for a desperate, ugly fight and has a long history of using religious polarization to electoral advantage.
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Agents had just closed the Clinton investigation, and they braced for months of Republican-led hearings over why she was not charged.
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On Tuesday, the Midwest braced for a walloping winter storm that was expected to bring eight inches of snow in some areas.
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Pfizer executives braced themselves for opposition from the Obama administration — but were surprised by how aggressively the White House fought the deal.
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The stock sell-off was especially acute among hotel, airline and cruise names as investors braced for tourism to take a hit.
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European stocks gapped down at the open overnight as the markets braced for an announcement on China tariffs from Trump on Thursday.
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" Carillo, whose organization has prepared relief packages for 4,000 families, said that they are braced for the worst, "But we are ready.
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European stocks finished lower on Monday, as investors braced for the ramifications of another round of tariffs from the two major economies.
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When they opened the door, the hair on my neck stood up, and I braced myself for a fusillade that never came.
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Although Amsterdam is more attractive than other locations that might have been chosen, the agency is still braced for significant staff departures.
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On the Lower East Side, residents had braced for more gridlock and air pollution from the temporary buses over the Williamsburg Bridge.
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European stocks registered some late buying on Tuesday, as market participants braced for a showdown in Westminster over the U.K. government's Brexit plan.
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Two years ago, a crowded field of experienced GOP lawmakers braced for a brutal primary, pitting the establishment against the conservative grassroots. Rep.
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Schrems has also said he intends to file more complaints against other tech companies, who should be braced for others to follow suit.
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Though she has sent Tim Kaine, her vice-presidential nominee, to mollify funders of charters, they are braced for a change of tone.
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Investors braced for remarks this week from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell during his two-day testimony before Congress, which starts on Wednesday.
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Moreover, the bond market braced for potentially hawkish language from the Federal Reserve, which will begin its two-day policy meeting on Tuesday.
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Bracing for a monstrous storm In Jamaica, storm shelters opened as the nation braced for its first major hurricane since Gilbert in 1988.
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Global benchmark Brent crude oil prices held near 4-year highs as markets braced for tighter supply due to U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Advocates of the program were concerned that the hope of the states' lawyers was justified, and they braced for a ruling against DACA.
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The country is now braced for renewed unrest Monday as opposition leaders vow to hold "Zero Hour" protests to demand a general election.
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People in Taiwan boarded up their houses and braced for the arrival of Typhoon Megi on Tuesday, its third typhoon in two weeks.
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Markets barely moved after Tuesday's releases as traders braced for mid-term elections in the United States and some potentially lively sessions ahead.
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And she certainly had not braced herself for those who told her that she could get raped simply by running for public office.
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The euro edged lower against the U.S. dollar on Friday as investors braced for Sunday's first round of a tight French presidential election.
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Shares in home insurers with exposure to Florida tumbled as investors braced for losses as Hurricane Irma appeared set to hit the state.
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The foam roller should be braced firmly between the sides of your hands and the wall, palms facing each other, and elbows bent.
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She slinked back to the hotel early and braced herself for her husband's arrival, certain he would be angry or frustrated or ashamed.
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Sonia had braced herself for the moment of her mother's death but found that, after months of uncertainty, it came as a relief.
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The price of both Brent and WTI dipped below 30 dollars a barrel Friday as the market braced itself for the additional supply.
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Global oil prices were trading lower on Friday at slightly above $30 a barrel as the market braced for the new Iranian supply.
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The military is braced for it to hit the US mainland and the current forecast suggests it could strike Florida over the weekend.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields were almost 6 bps higher on the day at 1.78% as investors braced for new supply this week.
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Parents, meanwhile, are braced to wait 12 hours or more at the PATH center, where they are not allowed to bring in food.
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Investors are braced too for the results of an investigation into who was responsible for, and who knew about, the emissions test cheating.
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Kent has braced for the possibility of shedding tears in the Derby post parade as he thinks of his older brother's rockier journey.
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He had little regard for personal space, so I braced his back, non-verbally telling him to keep that shit on his side.
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But global equity market volatility has widened credit spreads across different asset classes and left bankers and investors braced for a slow January.
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"It's going to be insane," said Max Haglund, 30, a cheesemonger, adding that he is braced for the convention crowds to be overwhelming.
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Some saw the step to lower rates to near zero as the culmination of bad news whereas others braced for worse to come.
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But while residents there braced for more destruction, Jose, for now, does not pose much of a threat to the mainland United States.
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In this fashion they spent the next 10 hours, braced awake by their own terror, peering into the darkness, waiting for the attack.
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The silver lining is that carmakers have braced themselves for the blow by setting aside large reserves of cash to absorb recall costs.
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Iran downed the flight as it braced for possible American retaliation after firing ballistic missiles at two bases in Iraq housing U.S. forces.
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Spain is braced for more protests in Catalonia as anger mounts over jail terms meted out to pro-independence leaders in the region.
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Republicans have braced for a potential Democratic wave election since midterm elections are typically referendums on the party that occupies the White House.
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Most other euro zone bond yields crept higher as investors braced for bond supply from the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Portugal, France and Spain.
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Many first-time renters arrive in the city braced for small, expensive apartments, but few are prepared for just how small and expensive.
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Keeping your back flat and core braced, simultaneously extend your left leg straight behind you and your right arm straight in front of you.
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Investors also braced for remarks this week from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell during his two-day testimony before Congress, which starts on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, investors braced for a raft of euro zone data and U.S. Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, which begins later in the day.
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The shares closed 3.9 percent lower after an extremely choppy session as investors braced for the stock to be demoted from the midcap index.
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Over the next two weeks, as employees braced for the HuffPost story, Goodstein held lengthy all-staff phone calls every night to solicit feedback.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan braced for Typhoon Bailu on Friday, prompting cancellations of domestic flights amid warnings of floods and high seas on the island.
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Moss spoke to Broadly on the phone about the novel, getting dinner with Atwood, and how she braced herself to play the famous character.
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European bourses ended the day slightly lower on Tuesday as investors braced themselves for a possible unilateral declaration of independence at the Catalan parliament.
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Rabobank emerging market forex strategist Piotr Matys said the market was braced for a volatile week for the currency after local elections on Sunday.
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Investors are braced for a vote at 1900 GMT that could decide how, and if, Britain leaves the EU in less than three weeks.
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The government was braced for a drop in its approval ratings, but instead public support for it rose in three polls, to over 50%.
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We're already braced for Season 4, which will debut into a very different reality, just in time for a quick binge before New Year's.
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Six of the index's 1.0753 main groups were lower, with financials dipping 0.1 percent as investors braced for upcoming earnings reports from the sector.
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The yuan firmed after the currency's Thursday midpoint, set by the People's Bank of China, was not as weak as the market braced for.
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Dr. MacNab, who had anticipated some opposition to the idea, braced himself as Danica Connor, who identified herself as an herbalist, took the microphone.
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Currencies were flat against the euro as investors braced for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve and clues on its policy outlook.
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In the meantime, businesses are braced for more volatility, with many predicting the pound will weaken further because of pent-up hard currency demand.
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Oil prices steadied near their highest since November 2014 as markets braced for tighter supply once U.S. sanctions against Iran kick in next month.
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Surges in consumer spending and government spending carried the U.S in the second quarter while the business sector braced for a souring global forecast.
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Stocks kicked off the week on a sour note Monday as Wall Street braced for more actions against Chinese companies by the Trump administration.
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LESS ATTRACTIVE An election has also taken some of the steam out of the pound's rally as investors braced for a multitude of scenarios.
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Ruffalo, in his round-shouldered, restrained performance, seemed to have uncannily captured Bilott's trout-lipped solitude, a standoffishness that made him seem permanently braced.
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U.S. government debt prices edged lower on Thursday, as investors digested political news from the U.S. and braced themselves for an election in Europe.
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And as we sat there silently for a few moments, I braced myself to be disowned, or at least kicked out of the house.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Traders in the U.S. options market braced for a large near-term move in the shares of chipmaker Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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Services suffered a broad-based slackening from real estate to tech, as these industries braced for more cautious investor lending and softer consumer demand.
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We immediately ran into the shopping cart holding area and braced ourselves for the massive selection we knew was awaiting us in the superstore.
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For weeks, New Yorkers braced for the arrival of the coronavirus, even while day-to-day life in the city seemingly had not changed.
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We heard from more than 22016 teenagers, some describing hiding in dark closets and classrooms, sometimes for hours, as they braced for an attack.
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Paraguay Dispatch ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — Before being allowed inside the Paraguay jail cell of a notorious drug kingpin, I braced for an intrusive pat down.
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European markets tanked Monday as global investors braced for the spread of the coronavirus and oil prices fell after the collapse of OPEC talks.
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Market shockwaves: Stock markets around the world dropped sharply Monday as investors braced for a further ratcheting up in the US-China trade war.
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Some hang barely visible in the ceiling of the subway, and others seem to stretch out on braced necks and peer into your eyes.
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Still, areas that had braced for a lethal catastrophe felt lucky to get away with just prolonged discomfort and a mess to clean up.
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In "Sarah Jenkins with Head Brace (3)" (1984), the performance artist's frail, naked, braced torso contrasts with her steady, equanimous gaze to the right.
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Users - most of them women - turn in part of their harvest and are given a loan by a local microfinance institution working with BRACED.
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At Barber Shop on 56th, a second-floor business just west of the tower, the owner, Joseph Yassine, 52, originally braced for the worst.
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The underground igloo where Oomittuk was born, in 255, had earthen walls braced with wood scraps and whalebone, and a single electric light bulb.
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Alessandro Ricci had great success putting up kicks and then darting in to hit Felder with his hands after Felder had braced for the impact.
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John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency as rescue workers in the southeastern part of the state braced for more precipitation through the weekend.
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U.S. equities rose on Tuesday, as a post-election rally continued, while investors digested key economic data and braced for two key central bank meetings.
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"Pastoralism accounts for over 10 percent of the country's GDP," said Kane Aliou Hamadi, a GNAP project coordinator who manages the BRACED program in Mauritania.
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I braced myself for the call, and even though I'd suspected the truth, it still surprised me, and I flinched when the big reveal came.
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Portland braced itself Sunday for a pro-Trump "free speech rally" and counter-protests that were set to confront each other on the city's streets.
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With these works, Rodriguez offers a kind of 21st-century directory of racial and economic idiosyncrasies, human life braced by screens, buttressed by brand signifiers.
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The dollar rallied earlier this year, weighing on oil, as investors braced for possible interest rate hikes from the Fed's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
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In an interview with Fox's Chris Wallace on Wednesday, Romney said he knew there would be blowback for his decision and was braced for it.
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Swiss watchmakers are braced for another difficult year as economic woes in major markets curb consumers' appetite for pricey timepieces, industry executives said on Thursday.
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What could seem gimmicky — I confess I braced myself at first — quickly feels like the only natural way to tell the story of a couple.
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Last week, JGB yields plumbed their lowest levels since last year, as investors braced for the first round of the French presidential election on Sunday.
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This follows a three-month period that saw oil prices spike to nearly four-year highs as the market braced for U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Thursday, and markets are braced in the event he says President Donald Trump tried to end Comey's investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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The Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program has launched a new hotline and "gender-support desk" in Wajir, northeastern Kenya.
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While everyone braced for exciting news from Microsoft products like HoloLens and Cortona, what stuck out most was how cringe-worthy the whole presentation seemed.
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In George R. R. Martin fashion, I was braced for Tyrion or Sansa to die, for either Brienne to die saving Jamie or vice versa.
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When news of the failed terror attack inside New York City's Port Authority subway station broke early Monday, Chaumtoli Huq braced for a familiar routine.
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The death toll from Ecuador's weekend earthquake neared 493 and rescue missions ebbed as the traumatized Andean nation braced itself for long and costly rebuilding.
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Equities had traded mostly flat before Sky News' interview with the North Korean ambassador, as investors braced themselves for the end of the earnings season.
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In particular, the BRACED project is working with women to ensure they have access to and understand climate data to help them make better decisions.
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If balance is an issue, begin with the left side of your body braced against a wall, so you can lean into it when needed.
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On Thursday, The Times carried the front page headline "Brussels braced for fall of Theresa May's government" – this before it has served half a year.
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Oil prices recovered as markets braced for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran next week, after dropping to multi-month lows the previous day.
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Bringing up the rear, Paramount, which has been put up for partial sale by Viacom, lost $136 million; analysts had braced for even larger losses.
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Oil prices slumped below $21 per barrel as traders braced for a rise in Iranian exports after sanctions against Tehran were lifted over the weekend.
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One family braced for a river crossing, the youngest daughter in a purple dress with a pink sweater, clutching a live chicken in her arms.
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European officials had braced for the tariffs, and the EU has threatened to retaliate against U.S. orange juice, peanut butter and other goods in return.
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Ahead of the retailer's Tuesday earnings report, its stock opened down $8003 as sellers braced themselves for what they expected to be a mediocre quarter.
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Ahead of the retailer's Tuesday earnings report, its stock opened down $2743 as sellers braced themselves for what they expected to be a mediocre quarter.
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Stocks plummeted Thursday as the federal government edged closer to a partial shutdown and traders braced for the impact of further Federal Reserve rate hikes.
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Japanese government bond (JGB) prices tumbled on Thursday, with the benchmark futures posting their biggest fall in three months, as investors braced for bigger spending.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro weakened against the U.S. dollar on Friday as investors braced for Sunday's first round of a tight French presidential election.
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During the interview, he braced himself on the Senate train with his elbows the only part of his body touching the handrails on the ride.
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This seaside city is one of the fastest-growing tourist destinations on the Cambodian coast, and I had braced myself for an onslaught of neon.
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Instead, pilots said, Captain Suneja could have braced his feet on the dashboard and yanked the yoke, or control wheel, back with all his strength.
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Energy stocks led the losses globally after Brent crude futures closed down 21.1492% as markets braced for a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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Ms. Forteza had braced herself for a long and possibly unpleasant apartment hunt as she neared the end of a graduate program in New Jersey.
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Energy stocks led the losses globally after Brent crude futures closed down 24% as markets braced for a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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As the Eastern Seaboard braced for Hurricane Florence, many late-night hosts said they were worried about President Trump's ability to respond to the storm.
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MARKETS PLUMMET U.S. and global stocks plummeted as rattled investors braced for the prospect that a pandemic could further dent an already slowing world economy.
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The energy sector wasn't far behind with a 2.9 percent drop as U.S. oil production was decimated as the industry braced the for Hurricane Michael.
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American military officials said Sunday that they were suspending operations against the Islamic State as American forces braced for retaliation by Iran and its partners.
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The Dow plunged 1,031 points, or 3.6 percent, on Monday as investors braced for the coronavirus to spread faster beyond China, where it likely originated.
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Track the storm Snowfall at Boston Logan International Airport measured at 14.5 inches, as the city had braced for totals of 12 to 20 inches.
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Such behaviour, the United States and its allies clearly believe, must not be without consequences - and Tehran should be braced for another round of sanctions.
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Still, the pound was on track to be the worst performing currency this week as traders braced for more political uncertainty in the medium term.
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India has been braced for retaliation since it carried out its air sorties into Pakistan in the early hours of Tuesday, the first since 1971.
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And, offering a reminder that presidential best-laid plans can founder on outside events, New Orleans braced for serious flooding and potential hurricane landfall this weekend.
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He had spent the worst hours of Maria with his entire weight braced against the door of an inland house where his family had taken refuge.
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The yellow vests protest movement has "created a monster," the French Interior Minister said Friday as Paris braced for more violence in protests planned for Saturday.
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I braced myself on the handlebars, and leaned all my weight onto my shoe, that sensation of zero traction was immediate and I quickly stepped away.
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On this typewriter, or its predecessors, with shoulders braced and pinkie finger delicately raised, he banged out the excoriating articles and books that made his reputation.
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Long-term euro zone bond yields fell to record lows this week as investors braced for the possibility of the European Central Bank easing monetary policy.
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Many in the White House seem braced for bad news -- which is odd considering President Donald Trump has already claimed complete absolution from the special counsel.
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One year ago, as New York braced for what many experts said would be one of the worst winter storms ever to hit the city, Gov.
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Hong Kong was braced for Mangkhut, with authorities expected to raise the second strongest typhoon signal between 11 pm and 2 am (20133 and 1800 GMT).
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Still reeling from that trauma, Charlottesville has had no time to grieve as we braced for the next, and bigger, onslaught of hate coming our way.
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Retailers in Britain are braced for disruptions when the country leaves the EU, which analysts say could cause supply problems and knock already fragile consumer confidence.
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Investment-grade corporates have sold just £212bn of sterling paper this year, while euro issuance tailed off earlier in June as markets braced for potential volatility.
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" The laughs that greeted such barbs were braced by relief that seemed to pervade the entire auditorium, especially when Rock added, "It's not about boycotting anything.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open Thursday, as investors braced themselves for news out of a slew of economic and political events.
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However, one dog skeleton was found not under a chariot but to the side, its front paws outstretched, hind legs braced, body bent double with effort.
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The Trans Mountain expansion will triple pipeline capacity to the Pacific coast, but supporters are braced for legal challenges after a previous government approval was overturned.
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This past weekend, when temperatures rose to above zero and clear skies allowed the moonlight to illuminate the way, they braced for the greatest deluge yet.
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Bond prices dipped slightly as traders braced for the possibility of faster economic growth, lifting the yield on benchmark 22017-year Treasury bonds to 250 percent.
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The Chinese yuan also came under pressure, with the dollar quoted up at 7.1710 and markets braced for more intervention from Beijing to support the currency.
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Many women braced themselves on Wednesday for a hearing that they feared would echo the dismissive treatment of Ms. Hill by the Senate committee in 1991.
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On Friday evening, as water poured from the building, museum officials braced themselves to notify families who had donated items, artists and others of the destruction.
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And foreign policy experts and Asia watchers braced for a return to routine Navy patrols within China's self-proclaimed territorial waters, something Mr. Obama allowed sparingly.
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Heavy longer-dated U.S. Treasury supply this week was also seen limiting the fall in bond yields, while European markets braced for new supply from Germany.
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The sector saw prices rise on the back of U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude exports, and as the U.S. east coast braced for a major hurricane.
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Traders braced for a fourth-straight day of losses Friday, as rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea add more jitters to market sentiment worldwide.
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Wallabies supporters braced themselves as the World Cup drew closer: Could the team get past the division wrought by Folau's firing and pull together in time?
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My last remaining high school friend in Homs, who braced the poor living conditions and stayed in town, stood in for me at my father's burial.
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Iran downed the flight as it braced for possible American retaliation after firing ballistic missiles at two bases in Iraq housing U.S. forces earlier on Wednesday.
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Given the sensitivity U.S. stocks have displayed of late to any trade-related headlines, traders are braced for an additional dose of volatility around the meeting.
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Investors braced for North Korea's response to computer-simulated military exercises begun by South Korean and U.S. forces on Monday that will continue until Aug. 936.0.37.
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The Crawleys will make a triumphant return to Highclere Castle, decked in pearls and braced for more melodrama, to film a "Downton Abbey" movie this summer.
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We settled on something I liked — a burgundy jumper on top of a white blouse, with my signature wheat Timberland boots — and braced myself for the interview.
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Oil prices traded in a range until September, when they began a rally to four-year highs as traders braced for potential oil shortages following the sanctions.
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He threatened an all-out trade war with Beijing, which he has accused of "raping" the US. And Beijing is braced for Trump's blows, at least initially.
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There are many times in Liar where a flashback to some kind of sexual violence scene would have been expected — in fact, I braced myself for them.
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Nonetheless, I met the dude—sporting a shoulder-length haircut and a "Social Assassin" Larry David T-shirt—in front of Tokyo's Hachiko statue, and braced myself.
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The only explanation seemed that Netflix wanted to avoid negative reviews before the show's August 23 release, so I braced for the worst until that day came.
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Touching down in Barcelona after midnight, Gulliver had already braced himself for the lengthy queue that would await, given the lack of competition to the taxi rank.
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Having suffered through chaotic shitshows at other jumbo-sized music festivals, I braced myself for a battalion of popped-collar finance bros and hula-hooping EDM kids.
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She puts on Tupac's "Dear Mama," blasting it on her dad's speakers, and I braced myself for Adora to start screaming for her to turn it down.
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This week's moves came as investors braced for a meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at next week's G-20 summit in Japan.
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It is part of a major UK-backed program to build resilience to climate extremes and disasters in 13 countries in Africa and Asia, known as BRACED.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Rainstorms and floods killed at least three people in Albania on Tuesday and the country braced itself for even worse weather overnight and on Wednesday.
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Capitol Hill is now braced to find out how much of the report Barr will release, and what those details will reveal about Trump and his campaign.
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Consumer confidence in New Zealand fell for the third month in a row in December as consumers braced for an economic slowdown, a survey showed on Monday.
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Mr Shrewsberry said this week that Wells had been braced for a flood of calls, e-mails and social-media traffic but "we've had very low volumes".
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At the beginning of the year investors were braced for a succession of rate rises in America, believing these would drive the dollar, already strong, even higher.
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With the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, still fresh in everyone's minds, San Francisco police had braced for the worst, fearing the event might attract right-wing extremists.
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I braced behind the passer-by's car hood, as the man — at least 6 feet tall, heavyset, well into his 40s — bellowed and threatened to kill us.
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Credit Suisse Group AG is braced for executive pay revolt from a shareholder this week, despite the board agreeing to a voluntary bonus cut by 40 percent.
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Extra police units were mobilized in Jerusalem and the Old City ahead of Friday prayers, an Israeli police spokesman said, as the city braced for further demonstrations.
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No Gold Star family feels braced for the enormity of the suffering that comes with a child, a parent, a husband, a wife who doesn't come home.
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Bank executives are braced for a similar onslaught in mortgages, where lenders tend to charge their existing customers higher interest rates than they offer to new borrowers.
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Stiff arming is almost universally undervalued in martial arts: a straight arm braced on the right part of the body can hinder a great deal of offence.
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Oil prices hit their lowest since 2003 on Monday, as the market braced for additional Iranian exports after sanctions against the country were lifted over the weekend.
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The White House seems braced for the result and does not interpret the likely outcome as a repudiation of the president or a blot on his legacy.
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One passenger, Charles Darling, a lawyer, was so terrified by the speeding train that moments before the crash he instinctively dropped to the floor and braced himself.
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Puerto Rico and its neighboring islands braced for the full impact of Hurricane Maria Tuesday after the raging storm "devastated" the Caribbean island of Dominica Monday night.
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The Israeli army had braced for an attack after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah warned the group would make Israel "pay a price" for its alleged drone strike.
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Ritvo is braced for short-term losses in attendance and wagering, but he contended that what he described as "the new normal" can generate long-term gains.
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Senior Afghan officials and Western diplomats in Kabul woke up to the shock of the news on Friday morning, and many of them braced for chaos ahead.
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Though co-founder and CEO Avi Meir is braced for further drops if more of the West goes into lockdown forcing more companies to scrap business trips.
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The current leadership slate reacted defensively to the threat of a purge, while a handful of other lawmakers braced for their own primary challenges from the left.
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But he said the government was braced for the possibility that Russia could ramp up its efforts overnight, requiring a more forceful response from the United States.
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Turkey hosts 3.6 million refugees from the nine-year-old civil war in neighboring Syria and is braced for the arrival of more as fighting drags on.
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" When Daniel's test results arrived Saturday morning, 24 hours after he submitted a swab, he'd already braced himself: "You don't test unless you know it's a possibility.
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"And the escalation of measures to contain the virus outbreak mean we should be braced for the downturn to further intensify in the second quarter," he added.
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Merkel Gives Germans a Hard Truth About the Coronavirus: The famously no-nonsense chancellor, keeping to form, braced Germany for an epidemic that may reach extraordinary scale.
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Over the weekend, as South Florida braced for a possible direct hit, Marjorie Metellus and Chantrell Manning met in the hallways of Miami Northwestern Senior High School.
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Stocks plunged Monday morning as investors braced for a potential price war among oil exporters that could deepen the economic damage caused by the global coronavirus outbreak.
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But Facebook missed on revenue, generating $2200 billion versus $222 billion that was expected, and braced investors for weakening revenue in the second half of the year.
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After Mr. Trump backed out of the Iran nuclear deal in 2018, private security experts and American officials braced for a renewed campaign of Iranian computer warfare.
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Apple Inc gained 20.01% after reporting earnings for the holiday shopping quarter above analysts' expectations, even as it braced for more supply disruptions in virus-hit China.
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So if many early readers of Fall's story were braced for the worst, it was because many of their interconnected genre communities had already seen similar events.
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New York City residents who braced for the season's first winter storm are waking up to a city that is salted and brined, but not snow-covered.
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Total fire bans took effect from midnight as Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania braced for dangerous fire conditions caused by temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104°F).
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We are braced for that feeling, like seeing callous hands rummaging in a private drawer where a delicate, tangled identity is stored and pulling at the threads.
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Commentators on the major news networks fanned the flames of the meltdown by making sure their audiences were braced for what some promised were chaotic times ahead.
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Hundreds of cities along the zone of totality braced for a deluge of tourists by selling millions of pairs of viewing glasses and jacking up hotel rates.
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The protests will enter a second week on Saturday with police braced for confrontations with violent fringe elements though the overall number of protesters has fallen sharply.
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China also nudged up its borrowing costs overnight, as Beijing braced for new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump on Chinese imports worth as much as $60 billion .
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Let me lie in the dark, narrow chamber of the scanner with my head braced in place as I listen to a series of carefully selected sound clips.
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BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) - Swiss watchmakers are braced for another difficult year as economic woes in major markets curb consumers' appetite for pricey timepieces, industry executives said on Thursday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Most Chinese base metals ended lower on Wednesday, while lead gained more than 1 percent as parts of the United States braced for more frigid weather.
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Gatlinburg, Tennessee (CNN)Even for those who had braced for the worst, Gatlinburg is unrecognizable -- the mountain town ravaged by wildfire, many of its homes reduced to husks.
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The arm wouldn't be braced against the rock with the two stabilizers on either side, but at least the rotating drill bit could be pressed against the rock.
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In the meantime, producers are braced for cost inflation, with the major oilfield services firms pressing for price increases by the end of the year and into 2018.
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Catherine braced everyone for her to be the scapegoat but based on Jackson's reaction; I'm predicting now that he will not let that go down as she plans.
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Religious and community leaders across the U.S. are rallying for immigrants, AP reports, as they braced Sunday for President Trump's Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids to take effect.
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On Wall Street, the S&P 500 gained, with technology and industrials the biggest risers as investors braced for another big week of fourth-quarter corporate earnings reports.
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The yield on Canada's 10-year bond rose to its highest since December 2014 at 1.948 percent as investors braced for additional rate hikes from the central bank.
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Over 4,000 police, many clad in riot gear and some on horseback, were braced for riots with as many 50,000 protesters expected, including about 1,000 hard left activists.
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Still, the British currency was on track to be the worst performer among major currencies this week as traders braced for more political uncertainty in the medium term.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam braced for typhoon Khanun on Monday after destructive floods battered the country's north and center last week, killing 72 people, the disaster prevention agency said.
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Those on long-dated debt fell as the yield curve flattened for a second straight day and investors braced for another Federal Reserve interest-rate rise in December.
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As regulators continue to review commodity markets, the bullion industry is braced for further changes that could ultimately include a mandatory central clearing or more expensive bilateral trading.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan braced for Typhoon Maria on Tuesday, prompting school closures and the cancellations of hundreds of flights amid warnings of landslides and floods on the island.
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Trump and his allies are braced for the fallout, with the RNC launching a Lyin' Comey website in a bid to push back against the tome's myriad allegations.
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Facebook was aware of a fine of this magnitude potentially coming down the pike for some time, and braced for a hit between $3 billion and $5 billion.
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Oil prices slumped to their lowest level since 2003 early on Monday as the market braced for additional Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions over the weekend.
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According to JPMorgan, Wall Street is braced for a reduction of 0.52 percentage points in margins since the second quarter, with only energy and technology expecting an improvement.
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According to scientists, Harvey dumped more rain than any previously recorded storm in the contiguous U.S. This week the nation braced again as Hurricane Irma swept through Florida.
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A weaker tone in most euro zone debt markets on Monday also came as markets braced for bond sales from Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland and Italy this week.
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The killing of the officers on Sunday occurred as hundreds of police officers trained in crowd-control tactics braced for protests outside the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Campaign officials had braced for new revelations about Mr. Weiner after The Post reported this month that a Republican had baited Mr. Weiner into a flirtatious online chat.
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An impossible task for a 10-year-old, I thought, as I braced for the battle that would surely be involved in dragging them both through the project.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Armed with laptops, three dozen journalists and fact-checkers braced for battle before a live debate between Indonesian President Joko Widodo and his challenger, Prabowo Subianto.
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Money and time would always be the hardest asks, but while Sorenson was still neck-braced and understaffed, there were plenty of basic start-up tasks to complete.
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" She wrote that housewives who took up cycling could return to their work "cheered, refreshed and braced to take up the burden of daily commonplace life once more.
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Much of the central U.S. braced Friday for another day of nasty storms, with a storm system expected to carve a path from Texas to the Great Lakes.
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We got America's most famous astrophysicist Monday night in NYC and we asked him about last week's tweet as Houston braced for Hurricane Harvey's catastrophic storm and flooding.
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And unlike Tarasco, who was braced at the wall to leap for Jeter's drive, Judge was trying to catch up to Correa's hit as it reached the stands.
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Hawaii braced for widespread flooding early Saturday as Hurricane Lane, downgraded a day earlier to a tropical storm as its winds weakened, brought heavy rain to the area.
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On the Israeli side of the border, the local authorities instructed residents to remain close to bomb shelters as they braced for possible retaliatory rocket fire from Gaza.
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The United States troops on the ground, now roughly 40 in all, braced their defenses as the mercenaries left their vehicles and headed toward the outpost on foot.
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Apple Inc, however, gained 21.26% after reporting earnings for the holiday shopping quarter above analysts' expectations, even as it braced for more supply disruptions in virus-hit China.
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With a sense of doomed inevitability, people have braced in the two years since for the next emergency that would once again leave them feeling unprepared and abandoned.
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U.S. shares were mixed, with the S&P 500 ending slightly lower as investors braced for hurricane Irma while the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 0.12 percent.
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Investors also braced for possible hints on when the next interest rate hike is coming, ahead of the Fed's rate-setting two-day committee meet starting on Tuesday.
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But dip into nearly any of Stevens's poems, to the last, and be braced by a voice like none other, in its knitted playfulness and in its majesty.
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In Iraq and Syria, however, the American-led coalition halted its yearslong campaign against the Islamic State on Sunday, as United States forces braced for retaliation from Iran.
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I've braced for monologues about how being a parent has been the most meaningful experience in one's life — as if that insight might trump me following my gut.
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Braced by a dozen newly elected moderates, the Republican Legislature dared to try to reverse the governor's course, by approving a $1 billion tax increase over two years.
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So, amid the controversy, I was braced for the worst when Trump, upon disembarking from the bus, encountered an attractive young woman who was there to greet him.
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The island of Barbuda — where nearly all buildings were reduced "to rubble," according to Prime Minister Gaston Browne — braced for new hardship, in the form of Hurricane Jose.
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Benchmark German Bund yields fell to minus 0.399% - flirting with the ECB's minus 0.40 deposit rate in a further sign that markets are braced for further rate cuts.
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To remedy this the BRACED program is equipping newly established livestock corridors with animal clinics and fodder sales points, which herders can access for a small fee, Hamadi said.
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Sure, options traders aren't braced for something nasty, but unless and until VIX turns higher into a new uptrend, this doesn't top the list of reasons to turn bearish.
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His left hand, braced against the waist, is drawn with precise detail, every groove and musculature suggesting a life of hard labor that's in contrast to his boyish face.
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Insurers have braced for an end to these payments, in many cases raising proposed premium prices for 2018 more than 20 percent to make up for the lost funding.
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Under the circumstances, Bhima was braced for disappointment, but the girl Premwati had found was, improbably, a beauty: her eyes large and luminous, brows arched like a film star.
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The Chinese yuan was also under pressure in early trade, with the dollar quoted up at 7.1763 and markets braced for more intervention from Beijing to support the currency.
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With investors braced for the impact of tit-for-tat tariffs, one of China's main indexes edged lower and China's yuan headed for its fifth straight week of losses.
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"Markets will have to be braced for a weak first quarter, and we expect to see improvement come through in the second half of the year," UBS' Nelson said.
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As Thrones braced internally for the end, it felt like we lost the looming risk of earlier seasons in which a major character could drop dead at any moment.
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BIGGER IS BETTER The Trans Mountain expansion will triple pipeline capacity to the Pacific coast, but supporters are braced for legal challenges after a previous government approval was overturned.
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Wall Street slipped on Thursday as investors braced for a third interest rate hike this year and shares of Apple fell on worries about demand for its latest smartphone.
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The Times BT Group Plc is braced for a shareholder revolt over the choice of KPMG as its new auditor after damning reports about the Big Four accountancy firm.
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This earnings season turned out to be better-than-feared because investors had braced for more disappointing results with the tax-cut boost fading and a global economic slowdown.
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Fans braced themselves for a totally new Swift era — and that's what they got, with Swift giving herself a full image overhaul of sorts for her seventh album: Lover.
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Zimbabwe's ruling party has won a majority of seats in Parliament, the electoral commission announced Wednesday, as the country braced for the first official results of the presidential election.
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Our biggest mistake was overestimating the pace of change in Trump's America, which meant we braced for a stronger dollar, a flood of repatriated cash and an infrastructure bonanza.
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Icy floodwaters are beginning to recede from Nebraska and Iowa but Midwestern states downstream on Thursday braced for a relentless surge along the Missouri River, with more rain expected.
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Overnight, shares in China and Hong Kong see-sawed between gains and losses as investors braced for Beijing to roll out fresh support measures for the cooling Chinese economy.
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The perceived inconsistency comes at a sensitive time for markets, as they seek to gauge the economic impact of Modi's demonetization and are braced for Federal Reserve rate hikes.
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Essential braced us for this a bit with its first phone, but the cutout at the top of the screen looks to be more pronounced on the new iPhone.
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DJUSIR up 2.1 percent, recouping some losses after being under pressure recently as the southern United States braced for another powerful storm closely on the heels of Hurricane Harvey.
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Rescue workers braced the building's sides with wooden planks last year, said Mr. Bajracharya, the temple's priest, but they will snap as soon as the next large earthquake hits.
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Brent crude prices, which have fallen 20 percent this year, were down nearly 5 percent as the market braced for oil from Iran to flood an already oversupplied market.
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Over the past six months, as IS has collapsed, Europe has braced for the prospect of more jihadists coming home, bringing their combat training (and combat trauma) with them.
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On October 22, the day the article was to publish, some of the women got together in homes in New York and Los Angeles and braced for the fallout.
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Health care stocks have been on a tear this week as investors braced for the unveiling of the Senate's health care bill, with aims at repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and arms straight, pike your hips backward and upward, so that your body forms an upside-down V. Hold this position for a few breaths.
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Some could be seen strapping exposed arms and legs with cling wrap to guard against the impact of tear gas as many braced for more police charges before dawn.
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Roberts-Joseph's body was discovered as the city braced for the possibility of severe flooding from Tropical Storm Barry, which blew into southern Louisiana as a hurricane on Saturday.
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To my astonishment, the alcohol burned faintly with a mere hint of anise and lime; it more closely resembled a meadow in bloom than the Phlegethon I braced for.
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Music revelers braced themselves for the impending weather with slick summer layers comprised mostly of summer's most unlikely weatherproof trend (short of buying a plastic poncho): the matching set.
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Addressing his supporters, Maduro called on the country's armed militias and young people to join the army for military exercises, as his government braced itself for a possible confrontation.
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The sunshine, they warned, did not signal an end to the danger, and counties in the Pee Dee region in northeast South Carolina braced for water racing toward them.
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He said they braced for Zelensky to announce the investigations in September, until the assistance money was ultimately released at the last moment and the presidential statement was averted.
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I could have sworn I saw, across Amsterdam Avenue, a person standing on a window ledge, braced against the jambs, outline visible against the light within, ready to jump.
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Tens of thousands mourned the killing of a major Iraqi official and a top Iranian general by a U.S. drone strike, as the Middle East braced for Iran's response.
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While the "near space" networks in the brains of well-rested participants didn't show any abnormalities, those of the other group were "braced" and on alert for potential threats.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Already besieged by one of the worst wildfire seasons in Australian history, evacuees and those staying put on Friday braced for conditions to grow even more dire.
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Leading up to the report's release on Friday, sports officials had braced themselves for the final set of facts with which the disciplinary authorities would be expected to work.
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Officials in the Bahamas braced for the impact of a possible second storm striking the island Saturday even as the island chain deals with cleanup efforts after Hurricane Dorian.
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Trump is expected to meet top trade advisers on Thursday to discuss the planned tariffs, three sources familiar with the matter said, as markets braced for potential negative impacts.
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Later, as the Nets' Isaiah Whitehead turned a corner with his dribble near the top of the key, Ilyasova slid toward the foul line and braced himself for impact.
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The group agreed in June to restore some of that output as prices rose to 3½-year highs as the market braced for the renewal of U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Investors have braced for what could be the first decline in corporate profits since 2016 as the quarterly reporting of earnings begins in earnest at the end of the week.
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Erik Dirkx, who works for Welthungerhilfe, a German non-governmental organization that has helped establish the plant doctor system as part of BRACED, said the program is gaining in popularity.
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Paragon had tightened lending criteria in January last year as it braced for a turbulent period, leaving it well placed to win business from rivals that revised their criteria later.
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After sharp declines in U.S. stock futures and in Asian shares overnight as the election results became clear, many money managers had braced for sharp declines when Wall Street opened.
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Oil prices tumbled nearly 22019% on Thursday, extending steep losses in the previous sessions, as the market braced for a prolonged U.S.-China trade war and digested disappointing manufacturing data.
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Oil prices hit their lowest level since 2003 on Monday, as investors braced for a jump in Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country over the weekend.
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Investors had been braced for a reduction since February, when Pearson announced a 2.6 billion pounds pretax loss due to a writedown on the value of its North American business.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan braced for typhoon Bailu on Saturday, shutting businesses and schools as airlines canceled hundreds of flights amid warnings of landslides, floods and high seas on the island.
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"Since companies like Mitsubishi Corp and Mitsui & Co are expecting surprisingly bad numbers for this fiscal year, the market is braced for more negative news from other companies," he said.
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"We believe investors had braced themselves for a bottom line miss, but not the revenue weakness," Mizuho Securities analyst Irina Koffler said in a note titled 'bottom line beat irrelevant'.
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With Reagan, though -- such a beloved and hallowed figure in conservative circles -- those who dare tackle that legacy, even in a manner this bland, should be braced for some blowback.
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Reports from the storm's path Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina As northeastern Florida braced for impact, coastal communities in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina also were on notice.
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"Seeing those shorter rates creeping higher, I think is something we should be braced for and that's something that brings in its wake a still firmer U.S. dollar," Attrill said.
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It was the middle of January and Egyptian police were braced for political protests ahead of the fifth anniversary of the 20143 uprising that toppled long-time autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
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Authorities braced for protests outside Brazil's Congress organized by labor unions and left-wing groups opposed to cutbacks they say undermine education and health services that will hurt Brazil's poor.
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TAIPEI, April 26 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks rose on Tuesday, but trading was cautious as investors braced for central bank policy meetings in the United States and Japan later this week .
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World leaders braced for contentious talks Friday with President Donald Trump at the G-7 summit in Sicily after he earlier lambasted NATO allies for not spending more on defense.
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Oil prices hit their lowest since 28.8767 on Monday, as the market braced for a jump in Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country over the weekend.
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Brent crude tumbled to its lowest level since 2003 as the market braced for a jump in Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country at the weekend.
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But as H123N1 quickly spread to Canada and Mexico, WHO declared it a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, and health officials on other continents braced themselves for its arrival.
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Trump, according to people familiar with his thinking, has braced for many more months of circus-like hearings, damaging leaks and salacious revelations related to his campaign's ties to Russia.
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Traders in the currency market were also braced for a flood of Treasury issuance this week, which was causing some traders to take a 'wait-and-see' approach, Schamotta said.
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In the United States, the Dow Jones industrial average climbed to a nine-month high on Monday as investors braced for a flurry of quarterly earnings reports through the week.
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Traders braced for a raft of economic data set to show the eurozone economy on hold, with inflation, unemployment, and manufacturing PMIs all largely flat on their previous read-outs.
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Around 2 million people across the South braced for more devastating flooding and hail on Monday after days of relentless rain and violent thunderstorms left six dead and triggered evacuations.
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By supporting and investing in the groups, the BRACED project hopes to enable more groups to grow to a size where they are ready to open formal group bank accounts.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 29 (Reuters) - China stocks rose on Thursday, led by energy shares, but turnover in Shanghai was near a four-month low as traders braced for a long holiday.
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"What could seem gimmicky — I confess I braced myself at first — quickly feels like the only natural way to tell the story of a couple," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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MILAN, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Several Italian cities were on high alert on Sunday after heavy rain overnight, including Venice where residents and tourists were braced for another exceptional high tide.
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Investors had braced for Wednesday's Consumer Price Index data since concerns about firming inflation were blamed in part for the 10-percent pullback in the stock market from its Jan.
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Fed officials warned that a prolonged trade war could damage the U.S. economy and said they had continued to see signs of delayed expansion as firms braced for higher costs.
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Borrowing costs across the euro area edged up as investors braced for new bond supply from Italy, Germany and the Netherlands, although it was Italy that remained in the spotlight.
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The Yankees also braced for some dispiriting news after reliever Conor Mullee, who has undergone three elbow operations, left in the sixth inning after feeling numbness in his right hand.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand on Thursday braced for the tail wind of a cyclone as authorities evacuated seaside areas, closed schools and warned people to reconsider their Easter holiday plans.
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The White House had braced over the weekend for an indictment of Manafort and for allegations of financial misconduct that it could dismiss as unrelated to the campaign or administration.
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Meanwhile, to the southwest, the Democratic Party of Hillary Clinton braced to celebrate or concede at the glass-encased Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, on 11th Avenue and 34th Street.
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Residents in Fukushima Prefecture braced for the worst after a tsunami warning was issued early Tuesday morning -- along the same stretch of coast devastated by enormous waves five years ago.
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Investors also braced for another major twist in Britain's exit from the European Union, with crucial votes due on Tuesday in the British parliament designed to break the Brexit deadlock.
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Many analysts and investors had braced for disappointing results and were relieved that new Chief Executive Larry Culp was able to show some improvement while being blunt about bad news.
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At least the crowdfunding platforms set terms of service so that users are braced for the potential they may not get what they're hoping for when they back a project.
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An acquaintance of Novogratz's described running into him outside the offices of Fortress during that time, eating a hot dog as he braced for a meeting with his co-workers.
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The SPDR S&P Bank exchange-traded fund (KBE), which tracks large banks, spiked 21.43 percent higher as investors braced for the release of the Federal Reserve's stress test results.
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And with the media industry braced for a wave of consolidation, we can expect plenty of potentially important hushed conversations at the Sun Valley Lodge or on the resort's patio.
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"Everyone is braced for a tough fair," said the London-based TEFAF exhibitor Stephen Ongpin, who is showing 39 museum-quality drawings by the 19th-century German artist Adolph Menzel.
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The Saturday Profile KAMPALA, Uganda — As soldiers tore through the hotel, breaking down one door after another and dragging guests out of their rooms, Bobi Wine braced for his turn.
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The moves come after markets around the world tanked Monday as global investors braced for the spread of the coronavirus and oil prices fell after the collapse of OPEC talks.
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WHAT'S IMPORTANT TODAY US braced for record jobless benefit claims The shutdown of America's economy could spark a repeat of the Great Depression, former Trump economist Kevin Hassett told CNN.
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PHILADELPHIA — On Thursday morning, as the Carolinas braced for the winds and water of Hurricane Florence, President Trump was busy responding to the storm that devastated Puerto Rico last year.
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U.S. crude oil prices slipped below $50 per barrel on Monday but stayed close to multi-month highs as traders braced for a potential stockpile build, expected later this week.
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Still, the market is braced for a possible slowdown in January, as new mortgage stress tests required by the regulator are expected to take some homebuyers out of the market.
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Trading remained cautious as tensions between Western powers and Russia persisted and markets braced for new U.S. sanctions on Russia over its continued support of Syrian President Bashar-al Assad.
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For that grave sin, Romney had noted in his speech that he was braced to receive a ton of backlash from the president and from the rest of his party.
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Apple, Google-parent Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook all saw their stocks tumble at least 4% on Monday as investors braced for coronavirus to escalate into a global pandemic.2.
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Mr. Marshall's Porgy — drawn in a muscular social realist, almost comic-book-superhero style — stands braced for action, wielding his crutch like a weapon and carrying Bess, on his shoulders.
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The organization's lawyers and activists — many of them familiar with harassment by the authorities — braced to find Mr. Shaveddinov at a police station, and even filed a missing-person report.
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Gold slipped back to a one-week low on Tuesday as markets braced for U.S. President Donald Trump's annual State of the Union address and news on U.S. monetary policy.
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While his battalion braced artillery fire in the blistering cold and blanketed snow, an artillery shell exploded a tree, which sent splinters traveling the speed of bullets into his face.
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The so-called "Beast from the East" has arrived in Britain, and although the scenes aren't exactly dire, people are braced for things to get worse before they get better.
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Oil prices hit their lowest since 2003 on Monday, as the market braced for a jump in Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country at the weekend.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city was braced for its most serious flare-up in months, if not years.
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Officials and residents braced for the toll to climb still higher as rescue workers searched for an undetermined number of people feared dead among as many as 723,272 burned homes.
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Other parts of the Caribbean that braced for Irma's wrath were bypassed by the worst of the storm, including the Dominican Republic and Haiti, which share the island of Hispaniola.
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Pandell: When I first saw the title of the third book, I knew there would be a kind of relinquishing and braced myself for that as I read the entire series.
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Sterling fell against the dollar and euro from the previous session's one-month highs, as investors braced for Britain to begin next week the formal process of leaving the European Union.
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Such a tall and slender home, because of the violent and powerful nature of the region's weather, had to be braced with an interior vertical steel truss to resist hurricane gusts.
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Sterling fell against the dollar and euro, retreating from the previous session's one-month highs, as investors braced for Britain's beginning the formal process of leaving the European Union next week.
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"Investors had braced for the worst - from no rate hike to dissents and a change in the risk assessment," said Kathy Lien, managing director of currency strategy at BK Asset Management.
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The tensions, which follow comments by Trump about Canada's "unfair" dairy system, sent the Canadian dollar to a 14-month low as investors braced for tense negotiations with Canada's largest market.
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As the nation braced for another massive hurricane, President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday that he does not believe Hurricane Maria was responsible for nearly 3,000 deaths in Puerto Rico last year.
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Left with no other choice, Leatherwood just braced himself, stuck a smile on his face, and crawled back in there with them—and thus, this gem of a video was born.
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The Transonic Truss-Braced Wing, as the firm calls it, will have a pair of wings fixed above the fuselage, each supported by a brace that is fixed below the fuselage.
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The Gulf state could be braced for a rocky relationship with the new president, though, after he got into a Twitter spat with Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal earlier this year.
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Just a week ago, they were braced to celebrate the plucky squad, which had ascended from minor leagues in recent years to reach the final of a major South American tournament.
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Drugmakers are already braced for disruption when the European Medicines Agency is uprooted from London, with politicians due to make a decision on the drug watchdog's new location on Nov. 20.
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The use of high kicks to raise the guard into a braced position and fire down the center with punches, a timeless trick—nay, principle—was also effective throughout this bout.
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Traders braced for a raft of economic data set to show the euro zone economy on hold, with inflation, unemployment, and manufacturing PMIs all largely flat on their previous read-outs.
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Hurricane Irma, barreling toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, was upgraded to a powerful Category 4 storm on Monday as islands in its path braced for a possible onslaught.
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Cities in the north of India had braced for violence in the wake of the verdict as tens of thousands of Singh's supporters amassed in Panchkula, where the case was heard.
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Risk aversion took hold as the broader markets braced for North Korea celebrating its founding on Saturday, and as powerful Hurricane Irma headed for Florida after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean.
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Nate triggered hurricane, tropical storm and storm surge warnings across a swath of Gulf states, as residents braced for the third hurricane to hit the US mainland in just six weeks.
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As Tropical Storm Nate continued on its course toward the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, energy companies shut down offshore oil and gas platforms, while Louisiana braced for a potential hurricane.
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Sports of The Times STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Before Lauren Davis finished writing her editorial about Joe Paterno for The Daily Collegian, Penn State's student-run newspaper, she braced for the response.
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Chile's copper industry on Monday braced for a potential strike at the BHP-owned Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine, as government-led mediation was expected to close by day's end.
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Pressure for a settlement ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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Oil industry analysts estimate that Iran sold about 1.5 million barrels a day on world markets in October, even as it braced for the sanctions to take full effect starting Monday.
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Headlines screamed that the university lab was in "crisis" mode as entire projects folded, and the lab braced for its funding to be cut in half by the end of 2015.
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Investors also braced for the Group of 20 summit at the end of the month, for signs of progress on resolving the prolonged trade war between the United States and China.
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Given the fact that it took Style Savvy: Fashion Forward over a year to make the jump across the Pacific, as a longtime fan I was braced for yet another delay.
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Peggy, née Wallace, braced for a new round of interviews, having often been asked during the presidential campaign to compare Donald Trump with her father, the segregationist governor George C. Wallace.
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NEW YORK/MADRID, March 13 (Reuters) - As virus-wary shoppers stayed home in the United States and Europe, apparel retailers braced for a blow to sales and a potential inventory glut.
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In the nearly three weeks since, as leaders of North Korea and the United States have exchanged insults, the world has braced itself for another show of force by the North.
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Last week, the world braced for Kim's "Christmas gift" to the United States, a promise the reclusive leader made if the Trump administration did not work to salvage stalemated nuclear negotiations.
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This dog, who carried me up so many flights, welcomed my hand raising her by those handles, lifting her chest to lighten her descent as I braced against the stair rail.
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Sailing inspired the edifice, according to its website, where "flowing, swooping lines work with the wind rather than against it" and "exoskeleton support structure resembling dozens of ship masts braced together."
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One morning in 22.3, in his first term, Mr. Buttigieg arrived at work in the County-City Building, his body braced against the whoosh of five lanes of one-way traffic.
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When news reports about the coronavirus outbreak started coming out in the weeks leading up to their flight, Allison said she had braced herself for a disruption like this to happen.
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But by the end of the week, Senate Leader Mitch McConnell appeared to have steadied his GOP colleagues, and braced them to hold together to stifle Democratic demands for more witnesses.
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"[W]e believe few were braced for a -1% to +1% outcome, which (obviously) once again raises the specter of declining RASM," JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker said in a note Tuesday.
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Alongside her ambitions for the future of football in Sierra Leone, Johansen is braced for the prospect of more abuse - verbal and physical - if she wins a second term as president.
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China's yuan weakened against the dollar on Thursday as investors braced for more sweeping tariffs expected soon from Washington, making gold expensive for buyers in the world's biggest consumer, traders said.
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It is possible that parts of Florida that braced for Dorian and received little more than a few high gusts could experience worse weather this weekend, CNN meteorologist Gene Norman said.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city braced for its most serious flare-up of violence in months, if not years.
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Investors also braced for the Group of 20 summit at the end of the month, which may yield progress on resolving the prolonged trade war between the United States and China.
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U.S. Treasury yields were lower as investors covered short positions ahead of midterm elections and braced for $83 billion worth of government debt supply tied to the November refunding this week.
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The euro rose to $1.0987 after sliding to a 28-month low of $313 overnight as investors braced for a potential interest rate cut by the European Central Bank next week.
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Israel has been braced for retaliation since it allegedly carried out strikes on the T4 military base in central Syria on April 9, in which seven Iranian Revolutionary Guards were reportedly killed.
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"I did just leave a room of six under threes," she said, smiling, when she was asked if she was braced to spend the morning with a group of children under 5.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)After Mark Zuckerberg appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee last month, Facebook braced for another barrage of questions, this time to be delivered in writing.
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European investors shuffled their equity holdings as they braced for more volatility on the second day of U.S.-China trade talks, with defensive stocks gaining popularity over the course of the session.
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Following successful experiences in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, the BRACED project identified and negotiated with authorities several corridors in Mauritania's Trarza region for pastoralists to travel on their way to Senegal.
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Although Yutu has weakened, the northern Philippines will be braced for heavy rain late Monday and possible floods, landslides and storm surges from a tropical 4 storm when it makes landfall Tuesday.
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But over time, with markets braced for a protracted US-China trade war, that may not be the case as manufacturers in nations that are not in Trump's crosshairs expand their capabilities.
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Accused by U.S. intelligence agencies of meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, which it denies, Russia has already been hit by a slew of U.S. sanctions and is braced for more.
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Pick the leg up and connect too late and you are just on one leg, stepping on the well-braced thigh of someone whose weight is already in on top of you.
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Residents say the same ominous rattle has echoed over so many of its death beds this past year - "The Svans are in danger, be careful" - that villagers are now braced for battle.
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As a result, Syrians on the ground were braced when the US and its allies began its bombardment of military sites connected to the country's remaining chemical weapons program on Saturday morning.
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For weeks, US officials had braced for Moscow to take retaliatory measures against US facilities in Russia in response to Washington's closure of a Russian consulate in San Francisco in late August.
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These include truss-braced wings, which would allow longer and thinner and thus more fuel-efficient wings, and aft-mounted fans, which would speed up the airflow over the fuselage, reducing drag.
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The market is braced for signs of recovering U.S. oil production after weekly data from Baker Hughes showed that U.S. drillers added rigs for only the second time this year, analysts said.
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After so many traumas in recent years plenty of Europeans were at least braced for this one, even if a Trump presidency is hardly the sort of eventuality one can plan for.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Hurricane Lane strengthened to a Category 5 storm on Tuesday as it charged toward Hawaii where residents braced for "life threatening" winds and flooding, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly flat on Friday, with financials falling around 1 percent, as investors braced themselves for a key constitutional referendum in Italy while digesting a stronger-than-expected jobs report.
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Organizers braced for opposition in the lead-up to the festival's 2015 debut as it shook the scene in Alberta's capital city, bringing discussions of privilege and safe spaces to everyone's lips.
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Fresh from winning its biggest share of the vote since 2001—40%—a party that was braced for its third consecutive summer of infighting is instead plotting its path to Downing Street.
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The G7 jolt comes as an unprecedented meeting between Trump and North Korea's Kim is scheduled for June 12 in Singapore, with investors also braced for a raft of other key events.
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Officials in Montreal, meanwhile, declared a state of emergency late Friday as Canada's second largest city also braced for the impact of heavy rains mixed with melting snow on its swollen waterways.
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Risk aversion pushed the dollar lower as the broader markets braced for North Korea celebrating its founding on Saturday, and as Hurricane Irma headed for Florida after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean.
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China's yuan weakened for a second straight day on Friday and traders braced for further depreciation amid rising uncertainty about U.S. policies, particularly on trade with China, under President-elect Donald Trump.
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As the forests of the West burned, Houston slowly drained, and an emptied Miami braced for the onslaught of Hurricane Irma, Friday evening in Tribeca was eerily balmy, suffused in golden light.
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Standard Chartered is the first of the major UK-based banks to report first quarter earnings, with investors braced for one of the worst collective set of results since the financial crisis.
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However it faces greater disruption next Friday with Irish pilots joining colleagues in Sweden and Belgium on strike, and Ryanair braced for action in Germany and the Netherlands on the same day.
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South Korean stocks plunged to their lowest level in four months while the won notched its biggest daily fall since mid-September as market investors braced for a shock victory by Trump.
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NEW DELHI — The authorities in Bangladesh were braced for violence on Wednesday after the execution of a senior opposition leader convicted of atrocities dating from Bangladesh's 1971 war for independence from Pakistan.
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The ruling party had braced for worse results given the sullen public mood after two years of recession, caused by falling oil prices and Western sanctions over Russian military actions in Ukraine.
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They spent the weekend working 15- or 16-hour days in full-body suits -- "belted and braced," archaeo-geneticist Turi King said -- to make sure they didn't contaminate any of the artifacts.
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When contractors began, earlier this fall, building the prototypes for the wall along the Mexican border that President Trump made central to his campaign, local law enforcement officials braced themselves for chaos.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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Authorities braced for a fresh wave of rallies and widespread strikes three days after protests that organizers said brought more than 1 million people onto the streets to condemn the proposed bill.
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It's worth asking whether August's profoundly negative atmospherics — the deepening anxiety over trade-war escalation and purported omens of recession — have left Wall Street pretty well-braced for what September might hold.
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The euro was steady at $1.0975 after sliding to a 28-month low of $1.0926 overnight as investors braced for a potential interest rate cut by the European Central Bank next week.
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So far there have been confirmed cases in at least 23 states, and at least 15 deaths, while the stock market plunged and an otherwise healthy economy braced for a major disruption.
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The BOJ said last week it would conduct dollar funding operations every day in coming weeks to ease tensions in the markets as investors braced for a recession in the global economy.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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In the nearly three months since that test, as leaders of North Korea and the United States have exchanged insults, the world has braced for another show of force by the North.
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The BOJ said last week it will conduct dollar funding operations every day in coming weeks to ease tensions in the markets as investors braced for a recession in the global economy.
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All that is left of the four-story building that once rang with the voices of more than 300 students, from preschoolers to middle schoolers, are a few braced walls and debris.
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Demand for gold as a safe haven investment was meanwhile strong as South Korea braced for a possible further missile test by North Korea when it marks its founding anniversary on Saturday.
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Gold futures fell 0.4 percent to $1,203.5 an ounce and copper prices declined 1.3 percent to $5,689.85 a tonne as investors braced for a potential Federal Reserve interest rate hike next week.
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Pressure for a settlement had ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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TOKYO, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices dipped on Monday as the market braced for a string of upcoming debt auctions, although a slide in Tokyo shares helped limited the losses.
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Given Guam's wartime experience — the island was occupied by Japan during World War II — and strategic location in maritime and travel routes, the territory has long braced itself for hostilities, Calvo said.
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And markets braced for U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's first meeting as head of the central bank, in which he was expected to provide new signals about potential interest rate hikes.
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A much-anticipated and historic rule change to shipping fuel standards will come into force in less than two weeks, leaving energy market participants braced for a period of confusion and uncertainty.
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Considered impure in her village because she was menstruating, Ms. Bohara barricaded herself in a tiny hut, built a fire and braced for an icy winter night with her two young children.
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Trump has also shown a willingness to cast blame on the agencies when crisis strikes — a reality for which some inside the CIA and elsewhere in the intelligence world have already braced.
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The U.S. Midwest and Northeast were braced for dangerous subzero temperatures this week, as the polar vortex was set to blast arctic conditions unusually far south, the National Weather Service said on Monday.
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The initiative, led by French charity Acting for Life, is part of the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID).
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Hurricane Irma, a powerful Category 4 storm, headed toward the Caribbean and the southern United States on Tuesday as islands in its path braced for possible life-threatening winds, storm surges and flooding.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as traders braced for $83 billion worth of government debt supply tied to the November refunding this week and awaited the outcome of the U.S. congressional elections on Tuesday.
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The Queen usually works from the comfort of the royal desk at Buckingham Palace, but Mashable doesn't yet have a work-from-palace policy, so I braced myself and got on the Tube.
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Oil prices rose as the dollar fell and as the U.S. petroleum industry braced for Hurricane Harvey, which could become the biggest storm to hit the U.S. mainland in more than a decade.
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CHINA TRADE: China accused the United States of "repeatedly abusing" trade practices, as Beijing braced for U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports worth up to $60 billion, due later on Thursday.
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