A font could bring down the Pakistani prime minister A font could bring down the Pakistani prime minister A font is now at the center of a political scandal.
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Denver's boom stands out, and marijuana has become such big business that an abundance of supply is starting to bring down retail prices, which could ultimately bring down real estate prices.
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The increased drag will, again, bring down the satellite. e.
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However, CCS project developers have struggled to bring down costs.
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"I never set out to bring down anybody," Constand said.
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But it is no way to bring down a president.
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Donald Trump is trying to bring down a federal judge.
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But his efforts to bring down costs proved his undoing.
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All of this is threatening to bring down his administration.
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Logic and facts can't bring down this pop culture superstar.
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And remember, MCAS didn't bring down this airplane by itself.
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Julian E. Zelizer: Can the Cohen tapes bring down Trump?
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Your bank could systemically bring down the entire financial system.
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But demonstrations alone didn't bring down Venezuela's strongman back then.
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Stronger gun laws could help bring down the death toll.
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Some sadness to bring down the brightness of the juice.
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From a dietary perspective, that's how we would bring down inflammation.
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"I'm going to bring down drug prices," the president-elect said.
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President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to bring down drug prices.
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We must bring down healthcare costs while increasing choice and access.
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An abundant harvest helped bring down inflation to 2400% in 214.
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They're faster than the hyena and can bring down large animals.
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It plans to use the proceeds to bring down its debt.
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This would bring down the government and probably spark fresh elections.
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The federal government could do more to bring down the cost.
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Susan Collins of Maine, a moderate, to bring down the bill.
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Unfortunately, those winds may bring down any remaining disappointing fall foliage.
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And even a little rain couldn't bring down the joyous occasion!
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When your body is abused, it can bring down your mood.
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The country will bring "down terror to its heel," he said.
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Trump wants to bring down the cost of military hardware. Sen.
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But it might still be difficult to bring down a plane.
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Dunn has made it a mission to bring down the Speaker.
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JIM CRAMER: But this has to bring down the gross margins.
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For Dawson, changes to bring down prices can't come soon enough.
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A talented nerd can bring down a minnow of a nation.
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But that won't bring down the gross costs of prescription drugs.
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"Water is not going to bring down the government," he said.
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Advanced technologies could bring down costs of production while increasing output.
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One British design firm has ideas to bring down that number.
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The combination may just bring down what's left of the republic.
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Missteps here can bring down the wrath of publicly elected officials.
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Bannon believes Ryan masterminded a failed plot to bring down Trump.
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Trump dismissed them as another attempt to bring down his presidency.
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It would bring down generic prices, thereby lowering prices for everyone.
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It's not that the Russia scandal may bring down the administration.
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Reset is also looking to bring down the cost for debtors.
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We must bring down healthcare costs, while increasing choice and access.
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Protesters in Chile use laser pointers to bring down police drones.
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That proposal could help bring down the cost of the bill.
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Free markets bring down prices, and improve quality, without harming people.
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" When they say "appropriations process," we'll say "bring down drug prices.
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The reduction is necessary to bring down the smuggling and unauthorised sales.
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This leads to cheaper options, which also bring down prices through competition.
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"Repeal Obamacare, and businesses can bring down health insurance costs," said Blase.
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We've heard before about radical liberals want to bring down Vladimir Putin.
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This is the kind of scandal that can bring down a presidency.
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They were part of the coalition to bring down Saddam in 2003.
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"It's a piece of piss to bring down the government," he says.
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Many of Trump's opponents hoped the investigation would bring down his presidency.
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A bounty-hunter cyborg with the power to bring down toxic masculinity?
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The Pentagon insists that new, commercially available technology will bring down costs.
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But could tiny particles of volcanic ash really bring down an airplane?
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If they keep that energy up they could bring down the NRA.
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"You need more energy density to bring down the cost," he said.
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It's got the potential really to bring down the fossil fuel companies.
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It took the Eurozone crisis of 2011 to finally bring down Berlusconi.
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But experts say $2202 billion is not enough to bring down premiums.
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Against all odds, a secret recording may finally bring down Donald Trump.
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And collusion is serious enough that it could bring down this administration.
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This could in turn help bring down inflation of around 20 percent.
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They don't need to be big and strong to bring down prey.
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Supporters say the tax would bring down emissions without burdening state residents.
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Nasution did not specify which policy rate he wanted to bring down.
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Sussman reminds us, the Post didn't bring down Richard Nixon alone and
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Whatever avenue is needed to bring down the president, they'll take it.
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Boris Johnson challenges the opposition Labour Party to bring down his government.
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If the storm that's approaching is going to bring down the rig.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has vowed to bring down violence.
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Conservatives say reducing or scrapping the mandates would bring down insurance premiums.
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But if you don't like what I bring down, don't blame me.
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If you combined that with meaningful ways to bring down drug prices.
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Chicago leaders have long struggled to bring down its high murder rate.
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Stubborn facts, the kind that bring down governments, usher barbarians to judgment.
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"We will bring down the wall of fear," Kılıçdaroğlu told those gathered.
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It would take much more than that to bring down Miss Venezuela.
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"I would like to see something, anything, happen to bring down premiums."
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Hacking and social media are not going to bring down our regime.
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She worried that it might bring down the structure she had built.
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"I would like to see something, anything, happen to bring down premiums."
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This could also bring down trees and power lines, causing power outages.
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The FBI was politically biased and trying to bring down Trump. FALSE.
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Critically, the Senate would lose the power to bring down governing coalitions.
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" The latter, she said, "bring down the quality of life for everyone.
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The programme was supposed to bring down housing prices for Polish citizens.
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"They would go up," Richard Rodriguez said, "and bring down the house."
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We have got to make health care more affordable, bring down costs.
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There is a need to do something to bring down these extra barrels.
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And hopefully that will bring down the level of taboo in our society.
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They try to bring down one bubble, and something pops up somewhere else.
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Killer with a conscience: Could this former death squad member bring down Duterte?
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He will stop at nothing to bring down the Likud government I head.
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Sharing accommodations with friends will significantly bring down the cost of a trip.
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These factors have helped to bring down Chinese cyber-espionage on U.S. companies.
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Secondly, since 1990 Germany has failed to bring down its emissions from transport.
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He has called on them to increase production and bring down oil prices.
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But it's unclear how well this transparency would work to bring down prices.
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I didn't want to be the one to bring down an entire campaign.
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It was as if their only purpose was to bring down poor Kevin.
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Companies may merge to bring down costs, while fund manager pay will fall.
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Johnson: In order to bring down premiums, the regulations "absolutely" must be addressed.
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He reports back to the hospitals to bring down their C-section rates.
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"They need to bring down the cost of medicine and insurance," he said.
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If he starts a war with Iran it can bring down his presidency.
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"This will help us to bring down the deficit for sure," Ross said.
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According to Animal Smart, playing with dogs really does help bring down stress.
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The EPA credited the 2015 rule with helping to bring down emissions levels.
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But they would not do much to bring down the level of pay.
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Am I saying our work to bring down health care costs is done?
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The Trump Administration has had setbacks in efforts to bring down drug prices.
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Congress could approve a deal to bring down prescription drug prices, Fordham said.
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And negative moods are contagious, meaning they can bring down the whole office.
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Don't they care that Trump will bring down and tear apart their party?
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That's a figure Superpedestrian wants to bring down to just a few hours.
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Economic woes leading to infighting can bring down this corrupt and brutal system.
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Each coalition partner will then have the power to bring down the government.
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"These type of bundled deals really help you bring down churn," says Greenfield.
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That is also vital in order to bring down the public debt burden.
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Dean notably cooperated with federal investigators and ultimately helped bring down Nixon presidency.
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There would be, at some point, good reason to bring down the debt.
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The demolition company first tried explosives to bring down the building on Feb.
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Where the sewage and sludge have colluded,To bring down good people's morale.
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She fears that too definitive a policy now would bring down her government.
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Democrats' second request: bipartisan reforms to bring down the costs of prescription drugs.
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A slew of bills has been introduced to bring down prescription drug prices.
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The professional left thought that political violence would surely bring down his campaign.
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In the past, that effort might have been enough to bring down Rodgers.
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It wasn't enough to bring down dictatorships; now the patriarchy must be toppled.
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"You disappointed us, so we will bring down your nasty empire," it read.
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And some 6900 percent called for government action to bring down drug prices.
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Such strikes can, in severe cases, cause engine failure and bring down planes.
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DDoS attacks seek to bring down websites by bombarding them with phony traffic.
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That could bring down the government, or prompt a challenge to May's leadership.
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What if it's a setup, an attempt to bring down the president-elect?
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A bunch of tiny donations, however, could bring down Buttigieg's average donation figures.
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Red Century LOS ANGELES — George Kennan knew how to bring down the house.
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Are you worried at all that Jeff Bezos will bring down the Enquirer?
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Hammond has said he wants to bring down Britain's still high public debt.
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The Dutch government was looking at using trained eagles to bring down drones.
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Trump has called on OPEC to pump more oil to bring down prices.
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But much higher government borrowing costs would bring down the curtain on economic growth.
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"France can bring down the levels of skepticism with some extraordinary efforts," says Larson.
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It's not like the Westerosi haven't tried using projectiles to bring down dragons before.
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Mayday: A highly secretive underground resistance group working to bring down Gilead from within.
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No one should abuse my patience and good manners to bring down the state.
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And in so doing bring down the cost of government and improve public services.
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However, it also would have allowed states to waive protections to bring down prices.
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Nor is it clear that he would bring down the government if he fails.
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In order to bring down overall inflation, food prices needed to be under control.
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It is crazy how much monthly student loan payments can bring down your salary.
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Recent reform efforts have already worked to bring down police shootings, our investigation shows.
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That in turn would bring down state borrowing costs, currently just over 4 percent.
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He added that once demand increases, he'll be able to bring down the price.
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In another appearance, she said Assange was trying to show and bring down corruption.
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A broader effort to bring down the entire regime would be an enormous undertaking.
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Grassley said Tuesday there's already plenty of proposed legislation to bring down drug costs.
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YOU'RE ALSO TRYING TO BRING DOWN COSTS WITH A VENGEANCE AT THE SAME TIME.
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You're also trying to bring down costs with a vengeance at the same time.
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It had already slashed 2016 bonuses, helping bring down total remuneration by 11 percent.
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Can a small group of committed activists bring down a corporation or a government?
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In 2013, an IPO of Smiles helped Brazil's Gol bring down its net debt.
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Will it bring down Fox News, the top channel on basic cable in 2016?
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Germany's policy has helped bring down the cost of solar panels and wind technology.
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He has promised to bring down the unemployment rate, which is over 10 percent.
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The challenge to bring down costs, under this system or single-payer, is large.
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In other words, sexual harassment allegations can bring down some big and powerful people.
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Hong Kong officials have warned that the persistent protests could bring down the economy.
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""The easiest way to bring down a fortress is to attack it from within.
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In each case, the United States possesses enough power to bring down these regimes.
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Protesters in Mashhad bring down Saudi flag at consulate following al-Nimr execution pic.twitter.
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President Donald Trump has said that he will work to bring down drug prices.
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They did nothing to bring down the national debt or balance the federal budget.
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In a last-ditch move to bring down the leading candidate in Ecuador's Feb.
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Let's assume that Sanders can, somehow, bring down the youth unemployment rate to zero.
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All it takes is for one weak link to bring down an entire network.
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It cannot be underestimated that she helped bring down veteran MSNBC host Chris Matthews.
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"They forced the driver to bring down the statue," Mr. Ipper said by telephone.
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The group aims to bring down liberalism and rid Europe of non-European immigrants.
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Andrew Cuomo appointed last year, says the M.T.A. is working to bring down costs.
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"Association health plans will actually bring down the cost of insurance," Mr. Azar said.
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We do have mechanisms to bring down the real costs from those list prices.
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It's not a lot of work, and you can bring down a big company.
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If you have the financial wherewithal, make a payment to bring down your debt.
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Here's a look at what it would take to bring down America's top politician.
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One of the aims of the Aurizon deal is to bring down port charges.
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"Are we going to bring down U.S. planes with our S-400s?" he said.
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A sudden onset of morality didn't bring down O'Reilly after all of these years.
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SO WE NEED TO BRING DOWN THOSE CORPORATE RATES AND INDIVIDUAL RATES AS WELL.
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Trump's statements indicate he is willing to bring down entire institutions to protect himself.
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They offer no promise to make care more affordable or to bring down costs.
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By focusing on better quality and more choices, we can actually bring down costs.
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Ice accumulation could bring down trees and power lines, resulting in possible power outages.
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Some rebels might even support a no-confidence motion to bring down the government.
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" After the election he told Time magazine: "I'm going to bring down drug prices.
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"We want to bring down the covenant to two," Sinha said of the ratio.
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We'd bring down the government the first vote, we'd go back to the polls.
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A same-sex affair that could destroy careers and bring down a political party.
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The German Foreign Ministry credited Bowie with helping to bring down the Berlin Wall.
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Of course, one of their principal goals was to bring down the Saudi government.
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The hope that Mueller can somehow bring down Trump is both ridiculous and genuine.
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It will bring down their costs, and Virginia will be at a strategic disadvantage.
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He would throw it at the park, and he would bring down all these dope hip-hop acts, like Smif-N-Wessun, Black Moon, Original Gun Clappaz, and he would put local acts with all these people that he would bring down.
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"There was a determined insurgency from a number of people both in the party room and backed by powerful voices in the media ... to, if not bring down the government, certainly bring down my prime ministership," Turnbull said at a press conference.
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If Chuck can bring down Axe, it will prove he's serious about stopping financial crime.
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Republicans like that as a way to help bring down drug prices through more competition.
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He wanted to bring down the cost of spacefaring by using small, lower-cost rockets.
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They're out to bring down anyone that's in [Trump's] circle to make him look bad.
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"We have a deficit to bring down," Bush had said in his 1989 inaugural address.
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Back then, calls for free speech came from people who wanted to bring down dictatorships.
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Gates said it's not well understood how hard it will be to bring down emissions.
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They shouldn't be afraid of politics or the PR that those companies can bring down.
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"We bring down our own filters and we will buy whole beans before we arrive."
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Here's hoping it's not as easy to bring down as a real AT-AT though.
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Cohen appears to his friends to be determined to bring down Trump to redeem himself.
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This month, the Senate released three bipartisan packages of legislation to bring down drug prices.
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Previously, Republicans had argued that insurance would remain affordable because deregulation would bring down costs.
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Six weeks later, the Watergate break-in that eventually would bring down Nixon took place.
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It would do more to bring down the cost of care while increasing the quality.
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The resulting economies of scale help bring down the costs of wind and solar projects.
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Who knows, if they start eating spaceship parts, they might even bring down the Resistance.
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NH: And those new technologies, you expect them eventually to bring down overall volumes significantly?
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First, it can bring down the price of a known and useful cannabinoid like CBD.
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I was just eating bananas and chocolate and chips, things to bring down my nerves.
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That can bring down the overall rate of investment and thus productivity (and wage) growth.
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The company announced a project to bring down memory usage earlier this month, for example.
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"The purpose was never to bring down the Russian economy," says a former American official.
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Elijah Cummings concerning drug-pricing reform and reiterated his promise to bring down drug costs.
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" As the lighting team started to bring down the lights, Bullock reacted, "A little lower.
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The reduction will bring down the amount required for capital buffers, the Bloomberg report said.
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Would she have voted for Haley's legislation to bring down the flag at the Statehouse?
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Focus on bringing down medical prices; that's the key to bring down premiums and deductibles.
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But interest rates are too low to bring down, already sitting at just 0.25 percent.
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The move to online sales is part of the automaker's strategy to bring down costs.
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It expects to bring down the ratio to 7.5 percent by year end, he said.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Well you said you'd like to bring down the 0 barrels of export.
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That kind of money will bring down Walmart's profit margins 0.5% annually, the analysts estimated.
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Many people, for example, tried to bring down the Christmas tree with their new toys.
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One is you have to look at the cost efficiencies to bring down the prices.
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What better way to bring down medical costs than to reduce obstacles to providing it?
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"We will pay $2 for each kilo of trash the sherpas bring down," Brice said.
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Females will band together to bring down prey, and quarreling friends will reconcile after fights.
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Elliot remains obsessed with Evil Corp, the massive conglomerate he was determined to bring down.
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They will say this is all a partisan circus designed to bring down Donald Trump.
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It's the kind of money where we could bring down the cost of health care.
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The Democratic Party, looking to bring down Trump, should look at the recent Israeli elections.
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Might they have a scandal in their background that could bring down the entire campaign?
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They could bring down prices and everyone would have to match them or lose share.
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One thing Trump got right: The Afghan war helped to bring down the Soviet Union.
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But Democrats want to go farther, and use Medicare's negotiating power to bring down costs.
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When the bubble burst and Japan slowed down, it didn't bring down the global economy.
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But the Senate must ensure that more is being done to bring down premium costs.
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"I think the disgruntled former employee was trying to bring down the company," said Lopez.
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Refineries typically bring down units at least once a year for maintenance work, limiting production.
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The government is due to announce new measures to bring down inflation at 1 p.m.
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Initially, Singapore let hospitals compete more, believing that the free market would bring down costs.
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He wants to bring down the monarchy, to humiliate them, to strip them of power.
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The best way to improve the A.C.A. is to stabilize premiums and bring down costs.
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May, though he did not press for a motion that might bring down her government.
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Donald Trump is the only person in the world who can bring down a funeral.
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"We will absolutely bring down all objects that have emerged from the ice," he said.
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But closing off the market can raise costs, he says, and bring down product quality.
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To bring down costs and spur demand, the state has unleashed a torrent of cash.
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For example, EERE's Sunshot program was launched to bring down the price of solar power.
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It contained one drug to lower cholesterol and three to bring down high blood pressure.
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Protesters did not destroy capitalism, or even bring down Charles de Gaulle's regime in France.
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" The congressman added that he will "never satisfy their desire to bring down Donald Trump.
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The department was under pressure to bring down crime and get guns off the streets.
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The company might have other options to bring down the brightness beyond a cosmetic change.
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He said terrorists had hijacked airplanes and used them to bring down the twin towers.
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If you hate your work, it's going to bring down other areas of your life.
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And now the bravery of the civilians who helped bring down Khan is being celebrated.
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When I first moved to L.A., the scuttlebutt was "Titanic" would bring down two studios.
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Harness the power of a tornado or bring down a thunderstorm on the bad guys.
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These attacks have the capability to bring down all or part of our electricity service.
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The government is discussing the draft budget, which aims to bring down the state deficit.
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We must bring down the costs of health insurance and the cost of health care.
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Then Azar came in with his own apparent writ from Trump: bring down drug prices.
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The property market is also inflated, and it may yet bring down the entire economy.
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"She added: "what I support is something Barack Obama wanted to do from the beginning, which creates a public option: a nonprofit choice that will bring down the costs of insurance, cover 12 million more people, and bring down costs for 13 million more people.
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Velodyne hopes this new investment will help the company bring down the cost of the technology.
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The slowing economy, and lower rates for longer duration Treasurys, should help bring down mortgage rates.
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EU rules state that member countries should work to bring down their deficits and debt piles.
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That helped to bring down Tokyo Stock Exchange's drugmaker subindex 3.1%, making it the worst performer.
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Coetzee believes it will also help to bring down the number of cars on the road.
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That in turn should allow policymakers to more effectively bring down costs for companies and individuals.
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First, as our technology advanced rapidly, we managed to bring down the costs of our products.
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Fiscal hawks insist that banks bring down non-performing loans before risks are shared across countries.
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Exerting said effort to bring down something that most people are having fun doing is exhausting!
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How many faces in the hall of mirrors does it take to bring down a corporation?
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Its coalition partners, which could bring down the government, do not want to anger this constituency.
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The Trump Administration has experienced several recent failures in its efforts to bring down drug prices.
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Hackers will occasionally attack DNS providers in order to bring down the sites they are serving.
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But there is now little doubt that, overall, data-driven approaches helped bring down crime rates.
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The two form a bond and hatch a plan to bring down the entire Roman Empire.
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Once in India, Eman will undergo multiple surgeries in an attempt to bring down her weight.
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Most Republicans have one goal in repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act: bring down premiums.
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Further, there was no evidence that these initiatives actually bring down costs or increase consumer options.
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And Amazon will leverage its own technology to bring down prices at Whole Foods, Ladd said.
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The easiest way would be to bring down the government in a vote of no confidence.
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Reforms are needed to bring down twin deficits and reduce the reliance on central bank operations.
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But by vertically integrating the hardware and software components, NeuroSky hopes to bring down prices significantly.
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High rates also help to bring down inflation, currently 7%, towards the CBR's target of 4%.
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Their goal was not to bring down Trump, but to study and strengthen America's election system.
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Plus, sexual relationships between men and women have yet to bring down the institution of sexism.
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Severe turbulence cannot bring down a plane, and flying is statistically a lot safer than driving.
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Everyone seems to agree on one point: The Met must somehow bring down prohibitive ticket prices.
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Germany's Energiewende may have failed to bring down emissions, but it has significantly boosted electricity prices.
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Proponents say Medicare using its negotiating power will bring down drug costs that are unacceptably high.
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Butterfield never intended to bring down his President, but the legal process left him no choice.
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It would also bring down the rate for so-called pass-through businesses to 25 percent.
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That, however, prompted howls of outrage on the right and ultimately helped bring down his government.
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After Hamas won an election in 2006, he tried to bring down the government in Gaza.
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It is designed in part to keep healthy individuals in the marketplace and bring down costs.
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What would your administration do to bring down the racial tension that is in our Country?
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Comey was fired because he was leading an active investigation that could bring down a president.
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Avenatti has predicted that possible violations committed by Cohen and Trump could bring down Trump's presidency.
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The goal is to bring down prices while still providing an incentive for companies to innovate.
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The I.O.C. has no hammer to bring down when cities fail to deliver on environmental promises.
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The tax reforms passed by Reagan and Tip O'Neill did more than bring down marginal rates.
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Erdogan has previously dismissed the case as a politically inspired attempt to bring down his government.
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All stand to lose under single-payer, especially if it's used to bring down healthcare costs.
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One that, if not corrected, could bring down much of the industry without a single arrest.
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"His goal was to bring down the numbers of border crossings," the source told CBS News.
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Rosies Workwear, however, moved production to China from the United States to help bring down prices.
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It would collapse buildings, contaminate water supplies, and bring down any power grids in its path.
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Reuters reported Venezuela has 5000 MANPADS, the shoulder-fired missiles that could bring down commercial jetliners.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said repeatedly that higher interest rates will not bring down inflation.
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Alphabet believes it has created a design that would bring down that cost by 90 percent.
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Mr. Cassis stressed the urgent need to bring down tensions between the United States and Iran.
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" Venting to a teammate, Dunn said, carried the risk that it might "bring down their energy.
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The group aims to bring down liberalism and build a "fortress Europe" without non-European immigrants.
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This is not an Independence Day moment, a blueprint for how to bring down an empire.
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We've seen a flailing economy bring down an incumbent party's reelection bid in the past too.
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The good times can't last forever, but that doesn't mean C.L.O.s will bring down the economy.
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He could yet bring down the entire WTO, leaving the EU reliant entirely on bilateral deals.
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"We know there are attempts to bring down PH and form a new government," Anwar said.
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He also claimed to have evidence of corruption that could bring down Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko.
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But, filled with oil and gas companies' favorite climate policies, it's unlikely to bring down emissions.
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Now she's back in Norway, and her mere presence threatens to bring down the country's government.
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Even if Bran doesn't bring down the Wall, there are several other ways it can happen.
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" "It's passage, along with additional relief from ObamaCare insurance mandates, would finally bring down insurance rates.
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President Trump wants China to play by the rules, and help bring down our trade imbalance.
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"Can a Broadway show bring down a sitting president?" a promotional poster for the show reads. .
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The start-up is aiming to use automation to build homes faster and bring down costs.
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On Friday, Trump said he had called OPEC to tell the group to bring down prices.
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They said foreign interests had joined with Nicaragua's opposition to try to bring down the government.
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Mr. Kaczynski, along with his twin brother, Lech, fought alongside Lech Walesa to bring down Communism.
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"We wanted to bring down the number of deaths to single digits this year," Srivastava said.
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"There was a determined insurgency from a number of people both in the party room and backed by powerful voices in the media ... to, if not bring down the government, certainly bring down my prime ministership," Turnbull said at a press conference after being ousted from leadership.
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Limburg says these larger companies will help bring down prices and drive innovation, benefitting the entire industry.
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Improvements in the lives of the elderly are also believed to have helped bring down suicide rates.
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Which begs the question: which spymaster had the greatest motivation to try to bring down the president?
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Trauma, animal and snake attacks, infections and childbirth all bring down life expectancy in the Amazon rainforest.
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Players can then use event cards to improve their rating, cause chaos or bring down the competition.
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Prior to the planned Wanda acquisition Fitch expected Sunac in 2017 to bring down its high leverage.
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Can he really withstand the back and forth required to bring down the President in a debate?
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Governments will need to invest more in CDR technology to improve its effectiveness and bring down costs.
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In retaliation, Meehan attempted to bring down his wife's career as a nurse along with his own.
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At a minimum, the advocate said she hoped the new system would bring down dual arrest rates.
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If Brexit rumbles on, then fed-up hardliners may bring down the man who once led them.
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This winter be prepared to brave the elements with a coat that won't bring down your style.
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Destroy their economies, burn their corporations, destroy their businesses, sink their ships and bring down their airplanes.
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But the attempted attack failed to bring down the passenger jet, landing in Detroit on Christmas Day.
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ON TUESDAY BEFORE A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS, THE PRESIDENT PROMISED TO BRING DOWN DRUG PRICES IMMEDIATELY.
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The eventual plan is to bring down the price of many other grocery items in-store, too.
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Should permit prices reach the ceiling, the government would bring down prices by auctioning off more permits.
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Pricing is being closely watched because it may pressure Nvidia to bring down prices on competing products.
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Denial-of-service attacks aim to bring down networks and websites by flooding them with user traffic.
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After all, this isn't the first high-profile case where bitcoin has helped bring down a suspect.
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Supporters say "Medicare for All" would give more people access to healthcare and bring down costs overall.
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These kicked in automatically after Congress failed to pass a more palatable plan to bring down deficits.
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ANTI-DRONES This is feeding demand for increasingly advanced technology to bring down or disable unwanted drones.
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"Donald Trump is the only person in the world who can bring down a funeral," he added.
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Much more radical people than Ai Wei Wei—you know, people trying to bring down the government.
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Pence said he and Trump were focused on a plan that would bring down the national debt.
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It is impossible to say whether erasing the Second Amendment would bring down gun deaths in America.
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All this has helped bring down SentinelOne's own false positive rate, which Weingarten said is around 0.04%.
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The fake editions, dated May 2019, also included headlines about women's protests that helped bring down Trump.
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The company aims to rely on this reusability to bring down launch costs and increase space access.
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Its five divisions operate separately, which makes it harder for informants to bring down all senior members.
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Funding scandals involving cabinet ministers helped bring down a previous government headed by Mr. Abe in 2007.
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With overblown rhetoric and scant legal merit, the NRA's suit seems unlikely to bring down Florida's law.
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Enter PREZDAY15 at checkout, however, and you'll bring down that price an additional 15% to only $83.
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Rats — many, many rats — can eat power and fiber optic cables and bring down the whole system.
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"But good rainfall in next few days can bring down stress level and accelerate sowing," Desai said.
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This terrified a lot of liberals and conservatives, including the Canadian teenager who helped bring down Yiannopoulos.
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Working against these trends is a nationwide movement organizing around sweeping reform to bring down housing costs.
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Doing so can also bring down your credit rating, said Ted Rossman, an industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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"I think defectors like me, we should all unite together to bring down Kim Jong Un's regime."
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Read: Romney implores: Bring down Trump But Trump dismissed Romney as if he was swatting a fly.
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It's part of the company's plan to reuse its vehicles in order to bring down launch costs.
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If the I.R.S. can bring down Al Capone, let's see what they can do to V.M. Varga.
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What worked back in the 1970s to bring down a renegade president is unlikely to work today.
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He's really out for himself, which makes his threats to bring down American institutions all too plausible.
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Everyone has encountered the office grouch or downer, who often seems determined to bring down the mood.
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Another would provide "reinsurance" — money to pay for the costs of sick enrollees and bring down premiums.
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And then, as the priest lifts his arm to bring down another lash, Christina meets my eye.
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Months later, 35 were charged with forming a terrorist group and attempting to bring down the government.
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Mueller is working hard to find the truth, though not necessarily to bring down any one individual.
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So, seeing more competition into that marketplace will help bring down costs, maybe promote use of generics.
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Rosenberg said that weakness was going to spread and bring down the ongoing decade-long economic expansion.
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She introduced another bill that would establish a government-run pharmaceutical manufacturer to bring down drug prices.
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However, Trump's budget proposal did not include any major proposals that would attempt to bring down prices.
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Another would provide "reinsurance" -- money to pay for the costs of sick enrollees and bring down premiums.
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He said technological advances in the future, like tele-health, will bring down costs and increase access.
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Increased efficiency, he said, would bring down the cost for consumers while also boosting profits for shippers.
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As I said above, I don't think Bran will be the one to bring down the Wall.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star accused its far-right ally of threatening to bring down the government.
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The White House took two seismic hits that could bring down the President of the United States.
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Mexico City then paid Giuliani's security firm millions to bring down crime, and the results were mixed.
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Solar firms expect that, by then, they can bring down costs enough to compete without government help.
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There is a wealth of research that has found increased health care costs bring down wage growth.
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And the cuts would bring down the curtain on Deutsche Bank's ill-fated foray onto Wall Street.
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Ultimately, that meant scaling the project to 50,13 square feet, from 10,000, to bring down the rents.
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She played a crucial role in the Post helping bring down President Nixon during the Watergate scandal.
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You thought you could bring down the government with just a few protests and a ballot box?
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"It might be the only ammunition that is left in order to bring down tyrants," he says.
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A lawmaker whose Facebook post calling for protests in Kiev's Maidan square helped bring down a president.
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So, to build on your metaphor, you're using comedy as a weapon to bring down the patriarchy?
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Mr. Comey was fired because he was leading an active investigation that could bring down a president.
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With a bop-she-bop and a sha-la-la, the girls scheme to bring down Nation.
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"I'm going to bring down drug prices," he told Time magazine in an interview published on Wednesday.
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He vowed to spend the rest of his years working to bring down the North Korean regime.
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This phenomenon, which Bloch called the "simultaneity of the non-simultaneous," helped bring down the Weimar Republic.
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President Trump is trying to broker a deal to bring down the national trade deficit with China.
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The government has tried to bring down domestic prices by releasing supplies from its national buffer stocks.
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"I don't like that for the military, but I'm not going to bring down the government," Rep.
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The agency said it wanted to bring down the amount of nicotine in cigarettes to nonaddictive levels.
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Whether the soil-free systems help bring down the price of organic products remains to be seen.
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It filed a lawsuit over infringed patents, which Bumble said was meant to bring down its valuation.
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Some of those soldiers have said they are prepared to take up arms to bring down Maduro.
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First of all, Senator Sanders and I have worked valiantly to bring down the cost of pharmaceuticals.
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Advocates of a single-payer program argue that it would bring down costs and encourage preventive care.
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Reusing rockets is core to SpaceX's mission, which is to bring down the cost of space travel.
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"They aren't human anymore," Frank says, referring to the gun-crazy kids he's determined to bring down.
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Have they actually improved, and will that be enough to bring down a presumably healthy Andrew Luck?
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Each country would effectively take out the other — and likely bring down most of humanity as well.
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Lawmakers are calling for the FTC to bring down the hammer on Facebook — and potentially Mark Zuckerberg.
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No personal indiscretion or past scandal is off the table in his bid to bring down the Clintons.
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Essentials drying up, travellers stranded, motorways gridlocked: these things bring down governments and undermine faith in democratic politics.
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"The intelligence services of the West have worked day and night to bring down Zimbabwe," he told Reuters.
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Anti-smoking campaigns, cigarette taxes and smoking bans are combining to bring down adult smoking rates, experts say.
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Trump said one way he'll bring down costs is to allow people to buy insurance across state lines.
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The company said it was "working hard" to bring down the price on its Model 27 to $2420,245.
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Watergate Then there are the big scandals like Watergate that have the potential to bring down a president.
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People familiar with the budget plan have not yet revealed how the blueprint will bring down the debt.
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"More renewables bring down wholesale prices," said Pierre Georges, lead EMEA utilities analyst at S&P Global Ratings.
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To be sure, China's central bank has plenty of policy tools to choose from to bring down rates.
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The UFO take a few shots to bring down, but — unlike normal, puny humans — you have unlimited lives.
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He's bigger than Biden and I bet it'd be hard to bring down someone of Trump's, uh, heft.
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When Hernández's cutting machinery started to splutter, he repeatedly doused it in water to bring down the temperature.
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One time, she said, she got to wear a wire and help bring down an insurance fraud scheme.
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That could bring down inflation and allow the central bank to ease policy further later in the year.
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Democrats will need to be united and win over at least one Republican to bring down the nomination.
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Merkel last week told lawmakers she favored tailored solutions to bring down car emissions in heavily polluted cities.
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The left is dismayed by his failure to bring down unemployment, as he promised to do many times.
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In real life, it remains to be seen if Junior's ineptitude and mistakes will bring down Senior's presidency.
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On Friday, Occhi said that faster loan renegotiations at Caixa helped bring down the default ratio last quarter.
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The Terra Nova organization you're working to bring down splits up across three divisions: security, industry, and logistics.
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Using interest rate increases to try to bring down asset prices would be a very bad idea. Why?
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Now founder Jeff Ballingall is taking his operation national in an attempt to bring down the federal Liberals.
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The new guidance also grants states broader leeway in how it uses public funds to bring down premiums.
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Newspapers in Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Guatemala have probed corruption and helped to bring down presidents or ministers.
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The president has blasted drug companies for "getting away with murder" and sworn to bring down drug prices.
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Opposition parties have criticized his government for failing to bring down unemployment among India's millions of young people.
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"It would be interesting to see who will Weinstein bring down with him," remarked another social media user .
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SpaceX has also worked to bring down rocket costs even more by designing them to be partially reusable.
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Having helped bring down Mr Cameron and Mr Johnson, Mr Gove doesn't have a third assassination in him.
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Though, don't get too hopeful just yet that the Mayday resistance is going to bring down the patriarchy.
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For now there is little need for the bank to raise interest rates, which would bring down inflation.
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But Barnes recommends trying Votary's Blemish Rescue Oil, which contains salicylic acid to exfoliate and bring down inflammation.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro asked PDVSA on Tuesday to make a big effort to bring down production costs.
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So consider us skeptical that this is the guy who's going to bring down drug prices for Americans.
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In New Orleans, Mayor Mitch Landrieu's push to bring down four Confederate monuments, including a statue of Gen.
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The aim was to bring down the cost of credit for the private sector and increase financial inclusion.
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Research and development is underway to improve the product and bring down costs while enhancing efficiency, Wanjiku said.
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The overall transformation aims to bring down energy prices for households by 10 percent, the city council said.
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President Donald Trump has pledged to pursue price negotiations to bring down the costs of high-priced drugs.
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In it, Morales attacked the CICIG, which helped bring down his predecessor as president with a corruption probe.
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President Trump has said drug companies are "getting away with murder" and vowed to bring down their prices.
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It can also just replicate itself over and over and over again, which can bring down a network.
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Lower output in Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the curbs, helped bring down overall OPEC production.
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What our core goal is is to bring down the threshold for anybody to make really amazing content.
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Change Healthcare, which provides technology to bring down the costs of health care, filed its prospectus last month.
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Trump said he'd preserve popular social programs, make sure everyone has health coverage, and bring down insurance rates.
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Self-driving cars will bring down the cost of insurance, one of the major expenses of car ownership.
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And even if these difficulties can be overcome, Starship's business model depends on scale to bring down costs.
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But even if the maulana's protest is unlikely to bring down the government, it has invigorated the opposition.
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That may change, he added, as the three giants bring down prices and increase the services they offer.
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Bringing either (or both) of these ideas to the table will help expand choice and bring down costs.
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His ally Michael Gove, the justice secretary, said a leave vote would "bring down the numbers" by 2020.
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The Voice coach appears from behind a fan of black feathers to help Panettiere bring down the house.
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But officials are also looking to bring down what they see as barriers to energy production and use.
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If we wage the war effectively, we will bring down the terror regimes in Iraq, Iran, and Syria.
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The confidence also comes as the anti-Pelosi faction have struggled to swiftly bring down the California Democrat.
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Amazon is working with Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan to bring down health costs for its own employees.
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"Cambalache" does start to put the pieces in place for the large-scale operation to bring down Escobar.
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In our zeal to bring down the deficit, we have gone about it in exactly the wrong way.
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That's why I introduced legislation to produce more than three million affordable housing units and bring down rents.
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The answer usually is that a bank failure can bring down the economy, while an industrial failure cannot.
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And, ultimately, will the report trigger impeachment proceedings or enough public outrage to bring down the Trump presidency?
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Instead of just Hobbs and Shaw trying to bring down the chopper, the scene added Hobbs' Samoan brothers.
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Retiring baby boomers would be expected to bring down the proportion of the population in the labor market.
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Brussels has rejected the package, saying it fails to bring down debt as required by European Union rules.
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His proposals include a plan to bring down the corporate tax rate to 20 percent in two years.
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Next up is the fermentation starter, which will bring down the pH of the meat to safe levels.
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A pugnacious prosecutor, Aldana helped to bring down the previous administration of ex-president Otto Perez in 2015.
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They both have to approve all laws and they can both bring down governments with no-confidence votes.
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Mnangagwa is hoping to revive a once promising economy, end chronic cash shortages and bring down soaring unemployment.
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The intrigue: PBMs have helped bring down net spending on some drugs, according to data from industry reports.
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"Stewart will bring down the entire ticket," a national Democratic source told Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter Patrick Wilson.
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The 35-year-old politician wants to bring down Maduro and all the systems he's put in place.
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"Every insurance company in the exchange has to figure out how to bring down that cost," he said.
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Another declaration that didn't exactly bring down the house was what we might call Trump's Gordon Gekko moment.
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Dynamic pricing of electricity could help bring down pollution, reduce energy costs and make renewable energy more viable.
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The Sanders campaign, however, said it plans to work with the states to bring down their prison populations.
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"Even if you could [bring down the network], when would you do it?" asks Willett, formerly of GCHQ.
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Still, even unified Democratic opposition may not be enough to bring down every element in the Choice Act.
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Their highly original acts of public shaming during the dictatorship (1976 to 1983) helped bring down the junta.
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Mr. Conte, Italy's prime minister, sought to bring down the temperature as investor fears of a confrontation rose.
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Implementation of a property tax, many advocates believe, will bring down prices by making speculative purchases more costly.
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The House legislation is the signature effort from Democratic leaders to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.
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We cannot continue relying on what we did in the past to bring down that monster of apartheid.
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The truth is there are ways to bring down the costs of care, while increasing choice and access.
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A Democratic wave in November could bring down a number of Republican members of the Problem Solvers Caucus.
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That effort to bring down Mr. Sharif fizzled, but Mr. Khan is taking this as a second chance.
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Protesters had opposed Allawi because they view him as part of the system they want to bring down.
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Toyota, in particular, has increased its production capabilities tenfold to eventually bring down the cost of its Mirai.
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Proponents of the measure said it would help bring down costs of healthcare and increase availability of doctors.
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Might Trump and his loyal supporters seek to bring down the system if he is defeated in 2020?
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Even if you think it&aposs in perfect condition, small signs of wear will bring down the value.
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But in a state with an already high cost of living, refinancing could help bring down monthly bills.
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Pilsen needed to bring down crime to have any hope of revival, but who would take the lead?
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Two critical internet systems that could, if attacked or exploited, bring down the internet are BGP and DNS.
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To significantly curb sex trafficking, law enforcement needs the ability bring down the individuals feasting at the top.
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Regulators feared AIG's demise would bring down the whole system — so AIG was given a $182 billion bailout.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon said, and that he was going to fight to bring down prescription drug prices.
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Stalin justified bloody purges on the grounds that internal and external enemies conspired to bring down his regime.
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The theories go like this: the US government plotted to bring down the twin towers on 9/11.
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The theories go like this: the US government plotted to bring down the twin towers on 29/211.
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First, both opponents and advocates of Medicare for all agree it would bring down national health care spending.
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If she truly wants bring down her enemies, she'll inevitably have to bring some heroes down with them.
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Once in a while, Donald Trump will remember he promised American voters he would bring down drug prices.
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But nobody has great ideas about how to actually bring down the list prices that drug manufacturers set.
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State Democrats will be motivated by their opposition to Trump in trying to bring down Walker, he said.
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New York is quietly working to prevent a major cyber attack that could bring down the financial system
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Oil LCOc1 reached $80 a barrel this month, prompting Trump to demand again that OPEC bring down prices.
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Some other EU diplomats, however, expressed doubt that the bloc would bring down the whole deal over fisheries.
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Gottlieb is also one of the frontmen for Trump's high-profile promise to bring down prescription drug prices.
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Retail investors can't rely on the FCA to bring down costs; they will have to do it for themselves.
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The legendary Washington Post reporter has dished the goods on five presidents now, famously helping to bring down one.
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World View says it's going to bring down the stratollite sometime today, after hitting all of its critical milestones.
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Obviously when you bring down borders, the people with the goods to cross the borders will benefit the most.
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"I'm going to bring down drug prices," Trump said in his profile as Time magazine's Person of the Year.
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This week, to stop a no-deal Brexit, moderate Tory MPs must be ready to bring down Boris Johnson.
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"Power supply cannot possibly bring down the entire thing, unless something was misconfigured in the first place," he said.
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If this requirement continues, the widespread distribution of PrEP could, in theory, help bring down the rates of STIs.
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Now that they've shown they can bring down a dragon, Cersei seems like a much more formidable final foe.
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Between 2009 and 2012, AQAP master bombmaker Ibrahim al Asiri orchestrated three terrorist plots to bring down American aviation.
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Lawler said Chesapeake worked to bring down debt but at the same time brought down costs and raised production.
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But if he wargs into the ice dragon Viserion in order to bring down the Army of the Dead?
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, hinted that the committee is ready to write new laws to bring down drug prices.
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These winds could be strong enough to bring down trees and power lines, cutting power to thousands of people.
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Since his election victory, Mr Trump has told Time magazine that he too plans to bring down drug prices.
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CSRs are paid to insurance companies to bring down prices for people who make below a certain income threshold.
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The rise of the AfD contributed to an immigration standoff that threatened to bring down Merkel's government in June.
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To help us bring down student debt we're going to refinance that student debt, saving kids thousands of dollars.
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Which, in effect, doesn't bring down prices for old people, but doubles or triples the price for young people.
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Americans don't trust Republicans or President Trump to bring down drug prices, according to our latest Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Black Edge: Inside Information, Dirty Money and the Quest to Bring Down the Most Wanted Man on Wall Street.
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Labour wants to bring down Johnson's government and form its own emergency coalition under Corbyn's leadership to delay Brexit.
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So progress could actually boost the murder rate that the three countries have tried so hard to bring down.
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After years of war Adel Abdul-Mahdi, the prime minister, has vowed to boost investment to bring down unemployment.
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If sales don't pick up, Wall Street may need to bring down its forecasts for next year, Horvers said.
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Algorithms determine what people see as objective truth, and terrorist organizations gird to bring down the monopoly on information.
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But then HD Supply and Tractor Supply reported weak quarters, and have managed to bring down Home Depot, too.
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President Donald Trump's administration, meanwhile, has done nothing significant on its end to bring down the price of naloxone.
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" Still, Gao said he hasn't seen any negative "catalysts that would bring down the market in the near term.
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President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to bring down the gap, which he blames on bad trade deals.
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When Bannon left the White House, he told Trump he planned to bring down Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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That's still out of reach for many, and the company is working to bring down the cost, said Gupta.
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Clinton's supporters suggested that Starr, along with Speaker Gingrich, trumped up an irrelevant affair to bring down the president.
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Once you bring down these race and gender barriers, you have no idea where the talent will come from.
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The economic growth helped bring down euro zone unemployment to the lowest level since January 2009, beating market expectations.
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"In the long-term you need to solve the problem of property rights to bring down deforestation," Szerman said.
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Hundreds of people rallied on Sunday in downtown Vancouver demanding the government move swiftly to bring down home prices.
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Now, however, it seems law enforcement is teaming up with international agencies to identify and bring down scam operators.
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Investors across the world worried the probe could also bring down Trump himself by potentially leading to his impeachment.
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Trump shouldn't hesitate to support it, lawmakers said, because he campaigned on the promise to bring down drug prices.
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At the same time, voters are in no mood for a tough new push to bring down the deficit.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said last month that Turkey needs a tighter monetary stance to bring down inflation.
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Feature Democrats believe the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee could be the man to bring down President Trump.
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The estimated increase in this week's slaughter should bring down beef prices, said Mike Sands, president of MBS Research.
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You need to have somebody who takes actions to bring down emissions and that is exactly what we do.
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In areas that do not meet the federal standard, states have to craft plans to bring down pollution levels.
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Asserting oneself against an idol, actually, may bring down not only a person, but greater ideas and hopes, too.
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The new F.D.A. label should bring down the curtain on a fascinating and revealing episode in the abortion wars.
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I promised them at the time I'd bring down some sausages for them, which they were all pleased about.
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To bring down the cost, you can ask them to add more index funds to your plan's investment options.
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There is no clear evidence that limiting sales abroad will help bring down the cost of energy at home.
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I asked Nega if he was confident that pressure by the rebel groups could bring down the Ethiopian government.
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First, it asked China for concrete proposals to bring down the bilateral trade deficit by $100 billion this year.
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The idea, however, has the potential to shake up the U.S. drug market and bring down prices (The Hill).
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President Hollande says reform is key to tackling unemployment, which he promised to bring down when elected in 2012.
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The Bombay High Court ruling means Uday Kotak will now have to bring down his stake before the Dec.
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The Greek government and banks were so closely intertwined that a default by one could bring down the other.
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President Trump on Monday attacked prescription drug companies and hinted at taking action to bring down rising drug prices.
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The new system would also bring down and coordinate the number of bus lines to 61 from some 300.
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PBMs have come under political pressure recently as the Trump administration looks for ways to bring down drug prices.
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The reduction in the structural parameter will bring down the amount required for capital buffers, the Bloomberg report said.
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He seemed to learn a painful lesson about how bad choices could bring down someone seemingly destined to rise.
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Every country agreed, nearly three years ago, to set its own targets to bring down its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Donald Trump plans to bring down the hammer on trade from the first day he enters the White House.
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As Yevgeny Gromov in "Homeland" he's a KGB hawk, three decades later, trying to bring down an American president.
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Right now, Medicare today still can't negotiate with prescription drug companies to bring down the cost of health care.
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Many reporters, after all, would all love to do something as momentous as bring down a corrupt presidential administration.
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It took a bribery scandal to bring down an interior secretary in the Teapot Dome affair of the 1920s.
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"Washington Republicans are already blocking bipartisan House-passed legislation to bring down the cost of prescription drugs," Patterson added.
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He was also an FBI informant and helped the organization bring down the New England mob, his gang's rival.
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It was extremely lucrative, though it gave the company little incentive to bring down the price of its rockets.
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The Federal Reserve also used quantitative easing and other new monetary tools to bring down long-term interest rates.
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When elections were called in 1932, the purpose was not to confirm democracy but to bring down the republic.
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But it was enough to bring down on my head a torrent of abuse from Chinese Communist Party officials.
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Thursday's hearing underscored how adept Trump is at creating the kind of havoc that could bring down his presidency.
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While his resignation is not expected to bring down the government, it would underscore deep divisions within 5-Star.
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A few members of Parliament could join the opposition to bring down the government, and an election would follow.
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While his resignation is not expected to bring down the government, it would underscore deep divisions within 5-Star.
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For Cerdá, those caveats are room for more research to tease out how Medicaid may bring down overdose deaths.
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"We are making frantic efforts to boost state reserves and bring down prices of rice," said the procurement official.
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On punts, I snap the ball then I'm blocking/reacting and running downfield to bring down their best athlete.
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Rush Limbaugh is under fire for claiming the coronavirus is a 'common cold' being 'weaponized' to bring down Trump
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And we talked about what I've always tried to do and continue to do, which is bring down crime.
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Deep Throat apparently had his own motive for wanting to bring down the Nixon administration — maybe good, maybe bad.
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Gülen, once a crucial ally, had become the leader of a shadow state, determined to bring down the Administration.
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What I'm talking about is a thorough effort to bring down the wall separating the incarcerated and the free.
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A BIG 'IF' Erdogan has repeated the view that lower rates bring down inflation, contrary to entrenched monetary theory.
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Aftab and his colleagues, for their part, plan to continue studying ways to finally bring down HIV for good.
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Last month, it cut off key subsidy payments to insurers used to bring down deductibles for low-income people.
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And it makes sense, their agenda has always been to bring down Trump and reclaim power in the process.
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"Any ideas that could bring down costs while respecting innovation and patient choice are on the table," he said.
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This turned into a civil war from 2013, with rebel forces trying to bring down the Bashar Assad government.
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The proposal fits with Sanders's themes of pounding pharmaceutical companies and stressing the need to bring down drug prices.
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The other would fund "reinsurance," government funding to help pay the costs of sick enrollees and bring down premiums.
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I don't think we'd see hospitals closing, but the question is: What would they do to bring down spending?
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You can claim allowances, including for kids, which will bring down the amount that's withheld out of every paycheck.
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A dam is being constructed that will change many lives, a dam that some will wish to bring down.
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My job handles more of the policy side, such as coordinating efforts to bring down pimps, traffickers, and johns.
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Moderate and liberal Republicans did even more to bring down Nixon who, in many ways, was one of them.
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In the meantime, though, there are many other policies the US could pursue to bring down the smoking rate.
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Even if they're not exactly ready for the shitstorm their declaration is about to bring down on their heads.
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"I think of him as Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano; he knows where the bodies are buried and he could bring down the whole organization," said Morgan Wright, a cybersecurity consultant who has worked with tech companies like Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent, referencing the underling who helped bring down mob boss John Gotti.
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One of her most iconic scenes is, hands down, her bathroom fight with Queen Latifah in Bring Down the House.
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An improvement on that front could bring down long-term interest rate futures, something that would boost investment in stocks.
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Republicans, too, are wary of budget proposals that will not aim to bring down the federal deficit and national debt.
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Goldman Sachs told clients Wednesday that the iPhone maker will likely have to bring down numbers for the full year.
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Admittedly, some perspective is needed: football supporters aren't about to bring down the government, for all their protesting and rhetoric.
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The winds could also bring down trees and power lines, resulting in power outages and whiteout conditions on the roads.
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The smaller facility is also expected to bring down the annual production rate from 100,143 to 10,000, according to Electrek.
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Was it just to make money, or do they have a political goal, possibly to bring down the Chinese government?
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Tesla would have to make it at very high volumes, using economies of scale to bring down the overall cost.
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We may therefore see the FOMC bring down the number of rate hikes predicted in the dot plot to three.
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That Goebbels quote implies that it isn't, that anti-democratic forces will exploit free speech to bring down the system.
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"We see it as a gift from God," she said, describing the slur as a means to bring down Purnama.
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First, he said he'd bring down the company's costs, which are likely stifling the social media company's ability to innovate.
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At the very least, coalition partners might be able to bring down a truly wayward BJP government by leaving it.
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"The world is going to hell, Scully, the president working to bring down the FBI along with it," he responds.
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Several analysts suggested there's a chance Kroger could bring down earnings and same-store sales forecasts for the full year.
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In the early 1800s, over 200 slaves were sold on behalf the school in order to bring down Georgetown's debt.
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Emails with subject-lines like "Help me strike a compromise to bring down the deficit" are certain to remain unopened.
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In addition to ramping up spending, China is pumping more money into the banking system to bring down financing costs.
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The prohibition, to be announced today, is driven by environmental policy — to bring down U.K. emissions within EU pollution standards.
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"We are prepared to bring down any government we think is not leading Sweden in the right direction," Akesson said.
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But 26point298 believes it's onto something different by blending these two worlds, and leveraging technology to bring down the price.
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Trump's speech suggested America's Muslim community is part of a grand Muslim conspiracy, hatched overseas, to bring down the country.
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Did the Night King bring down the whole Wall with Viserion, or just the part at Eastwatch that we saw?
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The video went viral and a petition to bring down the price of fuel went online, garnering thousands of signatures.
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Conservative supporters said they believed it would take more than the apartment and travel scrutiny to bring down Mr. Pruitt.
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On Friday, China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said that it would take time to bring down corporate debt levels.
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The operation to retake Mosul began in October,and, if successful, would bring down ISIS's last urban stronghold in Iraq.
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Their case seeks only to vindicate the liberty of individual teachers, they say gamely, not to bring down the unions.
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SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell expects reusable rockets to bring down launch costs by about 30 percent, according to Space News.
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With a highly sclerotic economy, it is difficult to see how Italy might bring down this ratio through economic growth.
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Michael Schaus, communications director for the conservative Nevada Policy Research Institute, said he believes it won't bring down insulin prices.
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Five years after the explosion at Chernobyl, that inability to conceal the truth would bring down the whole rotten construction.
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All four models are predicated on cutting out the middlemen to bring down costs for the companies and their customers.
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The tax was intended to bring down the cost of health care plans, putting pressure on both employers and unions.
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Liberman doesn't have enough seats in Netanyahu's coalition to bring down the government on his own and force early elections.
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The labor law that has provoked months of protests here was Mr. Hollande's 11th hour bid to bring down unemployment.
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True competition will increase choices and bring down costs, and allow all Americans to find plans that suit their needs.
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Embracing the role has helped many lawmakers bring down the curtain on their careers without waiting for the next election.
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He has repeatedly said the program isn't sustainable and that the waiver is a measure to bring down its costs.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Chinese environmental officials are increasingly turning to naming and shaming cities that fail to bring down pollution levels.
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At some stage next week it is highly likely that Salvini will get his way and bring down the government.
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He has also publicly accused Atkinson, whom he appointed in 2017, of working with Democrats to bring down his presidency.
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Russia and the Saudi Arabia seem willing to pump more oil to bring down America's double-digit energy price inflation.
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A vote of no-confidence is unlikely to bring down Macron's government as it has a solid majority in parliament.
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Mehta said the bank expects to bring down its gross NPA by at least 200 basis points in current quarter.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte later said Salvini must explain to Italians why he wants to bring down the coalition government.
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The White House has yet to bring down any form of punishment against Conway, one of the president's key advisors.
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But it is also true that they've been working to bring down their national average over the past several years.
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Buffett told PBS he thinks a single-payer system would be a more effective way to bring down medical costs.
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When it becomes available in the United States, it could bring down prices, though it's unclear when that will happen.
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Authorities said they would have to bring down a multi-storey building near the country's Parliament due to structural damage.
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He told Congress last week that more needs to be done to bring down "artificially high" prices for prescription drugs.
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"Terrorists want to bring down aircraft to instill fear, disrupt our economies and undermine our way of life," Kelly said.
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And no matter how many great passers there are these days, there is always someone to bring down the average.
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Sky-high taxes lead to sky-high rents, and so lowering them, he said, could potentially bring down lease costs.
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H. R. McMaster, wants to abrogate the nuclear deal and bring down the Iranian regime — and that's just for starters.
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The "contagion" of 1989, which saw popular protesters bring down Communist governments in Central and Eastern Europe, infected China, too.
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The Federal Reserve must buy mortgage-backed bonds to bring down the yield on the 30-year Treasury, Cramer added.
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Ukrainian politicians, he said, concluded on their own that any help prosecuting Mr. Manafort could bring down Mr. Trump's wrath.
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Applying cold, wet towels on the neck, wrist, groin and armpit areas can help bring down the core body temperature.
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"The press was covering their hoax of the day because they thought it would bring down the president," Mulvaney concluded.
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The best and most realistic way to expand health insurance and bring down costs is to offer a public option.
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Still, subway leaders have said they want to bring down the costs and are looking to other cities for lessons.
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The oil-producing countries will meet to discuss compliance of agreed production cuts and how to bring down inventory levels.
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Similar questions could be used to bring down nearly any president with political enemies involved in controversial or scandalous matters.
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Uninsured patients will now receive "discounts" that will bring down their bills roughly to Medicaid reimbursement rates, the hospital said.
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Uninsured patients will now receive "discounts" that will bring down their bills roughly to Medicaid reimbursement rates, the hospital said.
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But for now, Ms. Le Pen continues to receive legal protection from a European Parliament she wants to bring down.
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The amount of ice forecast for Michigan could bring down trees and power lines, which could cause widespread power outages.
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The left-wing coalition also said it would introduce legislation to bring down emissions and achieve "climate neutrality" by 2050.
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The evidence shows the opposite: To bring down recidivism, a punishment's swiftness and certainty matter far more than its length.
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The left-wing coalition also said it would introduce legislation to bring down emissions and achieve "climate neutrality" by 2050.
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All the weapons systems that President Reagan used to help bring down the Soviet Union were greenlighted by Mr. Carter.
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He's applying the dollars to priorities that he believes are important and trying to bring down the deficit, as well.
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During a no-bid construction boom in the nineteen-eighties, he watched a corruption scandal bring down a borough mayor.
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In 1979 they poured onto the streets to bring down the shah; now their grandchildren are turning on the clerics.
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The Syrian military said in a statement it would bring down any Turkish war planes which entered the country's airspace.
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Those savings could then be used to pay for additional ObamaCare stability funding, known as reinsurance, to bring down premiums.
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"We have to tackle the scourge of the opioid crisis, and we will bring down prescription drug prices," Azar said.
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It put together a team to figure out how to bring down the cost of pharmaceuticals for its own employees.
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President Donald Trump has criticized the pharmaceutical industry over pricing practices, promising to encourage competition and bring down drug costs.
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These ideas may also bring down some people's out-of-pocket costs, which indirectly lets taxpayers pick up the tab.
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He believes that bringing manufacturing jobs back from China is a key way to bring down the US unemployment rate.
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In fact, BMW exports some cars from the US, which helps bring down the US's trade deficit with the world.
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At the same time, national Democrats are pouring in their own money to try to bring down Morrisey and Jenkins.
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Mr Rees-Mogg's band of Brexiteers might struggle to bring down the prime minister, but they may well stop her deal.
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The move would also bring down the cost of family outings and bring more women out of the home, Krishnan said.
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The FAA said a part failure would not bring down a plane, but it could damage an aircraft while in flight.
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Anti-Johnson Conservatives have threatened by that date to bring down any government he runs if he hasn't secured a deal.
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Galactic also plans to bring down the price of its tickets eventually, which would potentially open its business to new markets.
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Writing off loans is normally protracted, but even this measure is unlikely to significantly bring down the level of sector NPLs.
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It was a variation on an age-old tale: sometimes all you need to bring down a giant is a slingshot.
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The stroker then presses the palms of their hands against the woman's vulva to bring down the swelling of her genitals.
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Conversely, the agency said it would upgrade the rating if there's an increase in scope to bring down the country's deficit.
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In trying to bring down the laptop's profile and weight, LG ended up with a overpriced gadget with abysmal battery life.
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These days, any sign of body imperfection, particularly being overweight, will bring down the wrath of society -- that is, the Internet.
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Phoenix, Arizona-based Freeport has been selling off assets to bring down its debt to $10 billion from nearly $20 billion.
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Today, voice technologies and artificial intelligence help bring down those barriers to entry, though there are still difficulties with content production.
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But more pointedly I guess the question is, is the differential with global yields a reason to bring down interest rates?
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Americans don't have much confidence in President Trump's pledge to bring down drug prices, according to our latest Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Zebari, who called his questioning by parliament "vengeful, politicized and short-sighted", claimed the aim was ultimately to bring down Abadi.
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Firing missiles, bullets or high-energy lasers to bring down a drone in the vicinity of a commercial airport is dangerous.
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He could split a playing-card edge-on at ten paces, and this same acuity was used to bring down words.
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Mr Mikitani has pledged to bring down the hefty costs of mobile subscriptions (the reason the government offered a fourth licence).
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America's apparent efforts to bring down the regime are unappealing to most Iranians, given the bloody chaos they see all around.
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"It's a difficult task by any measure," he adds, but particularly for someone who's trying to bring down a political dynasty.
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Arlene Foster, the party leader, insists she would rather bring down Mrs May's government than accept controls in the Irish Sea.
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The CRFB is a bipartisan panel made of former policymakers and legislators looking to bring down the national debt and deficits.
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Lufthansa has been trying to bring down costs to better compete with leaner rivals on both short and long-haul routes.
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Maduro often criticizes neighboring Colombia for being part of a right-wing conspiracy to bring down socialism in oil-rich Venezuela.
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"I don't see a way to purely through the regulatory process really do a lot to bring down premiums," Garthwaite said.
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Builders are not only pleased with Trump's first move on water, they also expect further deregulation to bring down construction costs.
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And, in order to eventually bring down all trade barriers, and that&aposs the goal, free and open and fair trade.
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Combining wind, solar and battery technology would bring down cost of renewable energy and help power grids balance supply and demand.
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Trump urged U.S. drug industry executives at a meeting last month to increase local manufacturing and to bring down medicine prices.
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They argue that putting the private sector in charge of infrastructure projects can help bring down costs and speed up delivery.
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The GOP may believe that free market policies will eventually bring down health costs and get more people access to care.
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Section 20163, however, survived, offering a safe harbor to some of the same sites that Exon had hoped to bring down.
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The preacher, Samiullah Raihan, was a supporter of the Western-backed Afghan government which Taliban militants are trying to bring down.
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In other words, this is like an anti-mafia RICO case, where one predicate offense can bring down a whole gang.
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He was ousted from office in 1974 when he lost two elections after a miners' strike helped bring down the government.
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All BlacRob managed to do was ruin the lows for everyone, and possibly bring down the whole Kardashian clan with them.
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Reforming Medicare and Medicaid has been a top priority for Republicans as they seek to bring down costs for the programs.
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"We need to bring down the cost because reagent tests have their limitations, they can only do so much," he said.
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The poll also found that Americans don't have confidence that Trump will deliver on his promise to bring down drug costs.
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They make a big splash in the press just to bring down people who are controversial or who they don't like.
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" The Mafia's violent bigotry was a fatal weakness, she argued: "Freeing their women is the way to bring down the 'Ndrangheta.
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Patients are generally asked to rest, drink plenty of fluids and take medication to bring down fever and reduce joint pains.
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To bring down the price of innovative medicines, we need to shorten the development cycle and reduce the cost of development.
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So there is action needed also on the U.S.'s side to bring down the deficit if that's a big concern.
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Nast also helped bring down the New York politician William M. Tweed, the boss of the rapacious Democratic machine Tammany Hall.
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But that raised concern that some clearing houses were now too big, meaning their failure would bring down the financial system.
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In their self-righteous crusade to bring down the "evil" Trump, the ends justify the means — so damn the inconvenient facts.
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I don&apost think we&aposd see hospitals closing, but the question is: What would they do to bring down spending?
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Opponents, though, argue there are other, more market-based ways to bring down health costs while building on the current system.
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The last time taxes on vehicles played such a big role in California politics, it helped bring down a Democratic governor.
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Many Democrats criticized Starr at the time as a partisan effort by Republicans and conservative figures to bring down Clinton's administration.
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Dr. Lee says the best course of action is to drain the fluid from the cyst to bring down the inflammation.
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With so many guitars in the band we can't have someone fucking around because it's going to bring down the mood.
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Though most Chinese people are part of a national public insurance scheme, surgical bills can easily bring down an average family.
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The direct-to-consumer model has allowed the brand to bring down prices pretty significantly, without sacrificing quality along the way.
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It's a possible experiment in Amazon's joint effort, along with Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, to bring down health care costs.
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Another front in the central bank's effort to bring down borrowing costs was boosting competition in Brazil's increasingly concentrated banking sector.
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"We need to use every tool available to bring down drug prices and improve competition," said an aide in Warren's office.
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The Israeli Army says it has used drones to bring down 670 kites and balloons, but hundreds more have gotten through.
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The government approved an electricity plan in April that aims to boost generation capacity and bring down subsidies straining state finances.
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Last year, she resigned as justice minister after comments about terrorists she made on Facebook threatened to bring down the government.
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Several Conservatives have said they would consider voting to try to bring down a government which was pursuing a 'no deal'.
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It's worth calculating the interest you'll pay, and carefully considering options like a secured loan to bring down the interest rate.
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These are technology innovations that allow customers to have a better experience, and at the same time they bring down costs.
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The National Guard is a security force created by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to bring down record homicide rates.
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"I have a 2-year-old daughter that I can't bring down there while this situation is happening," he told WPBF.
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AMLO speaks simplistically about morality and the "conservatives" and "neoliberals" he claims seek to destroy Mexico and bring down his presidency.
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Republican defenders of Trump's guidance on insurance waivers argue it is intended to bring down the costs of health care plans.
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Italy would then get recommendations to bring down the debt and a deadline to take action within three to six months.
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Although he was once supportive of feminism, he now believes it's a women's supremacy movement that aims to bring down men.
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"We hope to bring down those costs in the mid-term," said Hugo Albuquerque, the company's sales director for South America.
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CALDWELL, N.J. — Political reporters were calling, crediting them with helping to bring down Republican legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In 2009, when Mr. Ahmadinejad won re-election amid accusations of fraud, widespread protests briefly threatened to bring down the government.
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That measure provides funding known as reinsurance to help pay for the claims of especially sick people and bring down premiums.
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She added that the yield caps would help bring down longer-term rates that consumers pay for housing and other purchases.
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Such outside income, however, has been a frequent cause of ethical scandals, helping to bring down legislative leaders like Sheldon Silver.
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Healthcare stocks have taken a hit since U.S. President-elect Donald Trump vowed to bring down drug prices. (ti.me/2gkkFhL)(ti.
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Mr. Najib criticized the Bersih coalition for trying to bring down his government, which he says was fairly and democratically elected.
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Zambia also plans to replace value-added tax with a sales tax by April to help bring down mounting public debt.
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Internet infrastructure consists of several redundant connections that make it near impossible to bring down the entire internet unintentionally or accidentally.
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To capture more customers, SpaceX strove to bring down launch costs through new methods of manufacturing and a vertically integrated business.
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Other launch providers looked at ways to also bring down costs over the last decade, with some pursuing reusability as well.
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The women said one goal of the group is to bring down Rofé's business so that he won't hurt anyone else.
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China has also invested in technology and mass production to bring down costs and make electric vehicles more affordable, he added.
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CVS might claim the merger is necessary to obtain increased bargaining power, which will in turn bring down prescription drug prices.
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There are ways to bring down the incarceration rate, even by pulling back punishments for violent offenses, without causing more crime.
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In 2016, 68 companies, including Apple, took part in a legal challenge to help bring down North Carolina's notorious bathroom bill, HB2.
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They allege, for instance, that Vázquez improperly opened a domestic violence investigation to bring down a political candidate from a rival party.
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Mr Tria and Giuseppe Conte, the technocratic prime minister, would surely resign and bring down the government rather than permit mini-BoTs.
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If Donald Trump wanted any more ammunition for his intended battle to "bring down drug prices," he just got some new bullets.
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Of course, as positive as this is, we still need to bring down carbon emissions if we're going to halt global warming.
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But despite President Trump's tough talk on drug prices, his latest proposals will do nothing to bring down the price of drugs.
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It received a bailout totaling $182.3 billion over fears it would bring down the financial system through swaps tied to toxic mortgages.
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President Donald Trump has said he is developing a plan to encourage competition in the pharmaceutical industry and bring down drug prices.
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Bruce Wayne/Batman saw the destruction visited by the aliens, and in this update, vows to bring down the Man of Steel.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Mervat al-Neel was one of the many women whose protests helped bring down Sudanese autocrat Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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That will take time, though, as Adidas and Carbon have to bring down the costs of production before these shoes are affordable.
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Governor Visco told CNBC's Willem Marx that the Italian government needs to show it is serious about bring down the debt levels.
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Then, Jaitley promised to bring down the tax to 25 percent from 30 percent over four years, pruning exemptions as he goes.
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Not only can a bad mood can lead to irritation, distrust and contempt, it can also bring down everyone else around you.
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Muhammad bin Salman (or MBS, as he is called) hopes to wean the economy off oil and bring down vast budget deficits.
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Moscow believes the West went too far when a NATO-backed mission helped bring down Libya's long-time leader Gaddafi in 2011.
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Denton tweeted Monday: Thiel's bankrolling of the Hogan suit raised concerns about the wealthy using their power to bring down media outlets.
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Trump will undoubtedly bring down the hammer (or at least send out some strongly worded tweets) to push the plan through Congress.
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The project will lead to "bad jobs which bring down workers' wages by half", said Ha Bu-young, Hyundai's Korean union chief.
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The government instead hiked the duty to 268.4450% from 10% as policymakers try to bring down the fiscal deficit and recapitalise banks.
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China wants to bring down renewable energy costs to allow wind and solar projects to compete subsidy-free with coal-fired power.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP has been promising to bring down health-care costs ever since he announced his campaign for the White House.
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Starting in California and expanding nationally next year, LendingClub aims to bring down rates to prime borrowers by about 2.5 percentage points.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini threatened to bring down the coalition government after saying he had lost faith in the coalition.
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Leftist enemies, they claim, are abusing the legal system to bring down a prime minister they cannot defeat at the ballot box.
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One of these major problems is that there is currently little to no pressure to bring down the list prices of drugs.
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The Information Ministry condemned the opposition parties, saying they had rejected dialogue and opted instead for violence to bring down the regime.
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And he said the bank was "not going to be in a hurry to moderate or bring down" the benchmark interest rate.
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As it did with the Echo Dot, Amazon is also selling multipacks of the Cloud Cam that bring down the unit cost.
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People close to McCain say there wasn't one issue, but a combination of factors that drove him to bring down the bill.
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Price argued that a system of tax credits and savings accounts, and the repeal of Obamacare taxes would bring down costs quickly.
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Donald Trump Jr. is the embodiment of all of his father's weaknesses — and now he may well bring down his father's administration.
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Why it matters: Experts say a fresh review is a good thing, if members want their legislation to actually bring down premiums.
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The sale would bring down GE's holdings in Baker Hughes to just north of a 50 percent stake, from 62.5 percent currently.
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We expect policy rate cuts and continued strong deposit inflows to bring down the sector's funding costs further in 2017, helping earnings.
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And there's one more thing that we need to take a hard look at in order to bring down prices: drug patents.
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Undercover Girl: The Lesbian Informant Who Helped the FBI Bring Down the Communist Party will be published by Charlesbridge on May 1.
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The Leliq sales help the bank mop up funds in the market to bolster a weak peso and bring down stubborn inflation.
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The administration must convince Pyongyang that neither Washington nor Seoul has short or long-term ambitions to bring down the Kim dynasty.
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The RIN price mechanisms should help bring down and keep the price of RINs lower and stable, which the oil industry likes.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel wants to avoid such bans, calling instead for tailored solutions to bring down car emissions in heavily polluted cities.
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For the record, Carlos Slim has denied that he is working in secret with the Clinton Foundation to bring down Donald Trump.
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While both parties agree on the need to bring down healthcare costs, they are deeply divided on how to go about it.
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In 2009 his carping helped to bring down the prime minister of the day, Abdullah Badawi, and usher Mr Najib into power.
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Within the euro area, the struggling Mediterranean economies need faster rates of GDP growth to bring down unemployment and stabilise government debt.
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The swelling music indicates that these are the Davids who will bring down the Goliaths that stride across the American media landscape.
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Microsoft's team said HAMS can bring down the cost of automation while improving test coverage by including a view within the vehicle.
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The raid on Manafort's home was arguably intended only to intimidate him in hopes that he would help bring down the president.
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Large wind farms that Engie is building already allow economies of scale that bring down costs but require heavy investments, he said.
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"We'll continue with our (new) strategy and bring down prices this autumn and winter," said Ken Okazaki, the company's chief finance officer.
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Stansbury said the industry must show that it understands the seriousness of the issue and demonstrate pathways to bring down its emissions.
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The Trump administration has argued that the tax cuts would bring down the deficit, as economic growth led to higher tax revenue.
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AHPs would bring down costs for small businesses by offering them access to larger insurance pools made up of other small businesses.
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Also, fresh supply, which is expected to enter the market in the coming weeks, could potentially bring down Thai prices, they added.
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Stansbury said the industry must show that it understands the seriousness of the issue and demonstrate pathways to bring down its emissions.
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A third straight cut to interest rates would bring down Egypt's relatively high overnight deposit and lending rates of 13.25% and 14.25%.
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In my experience, topical treatments that claim to bring down the size and inflammation of monster zits fall short of their promises.
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Trump made his comments in two Twitter posts but did not say how he would bring down the cost of the wall.
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The Bank of England has noted that this should make lenders duller and safer, and so bring down the cost of equity.
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In December, Sears Hometown announced plans to close 80 to 100 of its 1003 stores and liquidate inventory to bring down debt.
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John Kasich's recent rise in New Hampshire polls has brought on a well-funded "dark money" campaign to bring down his candidacy.
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Now, what the administration is trying to do is exert a sort of pressure on other countries to bring down that deficit.
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SPXHC was the sole S&P laggard after President-elect Donald Trump said in an interview he would bring down drug pricing.
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Seventy-eight-year-old Willie Dawson is hoping President Donald Trump makes good on his promise to bring down high drug prices.
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LG's entry into the market will help bring down battery prices and help them make economic sense for more households, he added.
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Others have responded by closing overseas offices, flying in bankers only as and when required in a bid to bring down costs.
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Public health professionals deployed to targeted regions could provide in depth training and mentorship to help bring down excessive opioid prescribing rates.
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Hammond hinted on Tuesday that he could vote to bring down his own government in order to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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"This will help us to bring down the deficit for sure," U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said at media briefing in Washington.
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"Debt you can't repay will certainly bring down one's holiday spirit," Rod Griffin, Experian's director of consumer education, said in a statement.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Saturday that counterterrorism raids in Sydney thwarted a terrorist plan to "bring down" an airplane.
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And their — albeit limited — anti-stealth capabilities offer the potential to bring down some of the best combat aircraft currently in operation.
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With Here, the company has gone through a number of iterations to bring down the size and make sure everything performs well.
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There are also explanations for why immigrants help bring down violent crime—apart from the fact that they commit less of it.
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But if we need to go beyond its four corners to bring down list prices and out-of-pocket costs, we will.
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McAdams also said he would like to see how Sanders would pay down the national debt and bring down the budget deficit.
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In May, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer — the same Seehofer who lately threatened to bring down the government — presented the latest crime statistics.
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"Once you bring down the numbers back to a manageable level," he says, we need to go back to some textbook epidemiology.
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Russia is likely to seek Saudi support for its efforts to establish "de-escalation zones" to bring down the violence, analysts said.
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For plans to compete, they will need to bring down the astronomically high bureaucratic costs in our current health care system. Yes.
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The fewer calories our forebears had to expend on days when they hunted, the less food they would need to bring down.
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If you can bring down the power grid, that could be part of sustained kind of attacks or other kinds of attacks.
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There are so many separate corruption charges threatening to finally bring down Netanyahu that the Israeli press refers to them by numbers.
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Officials scrambled to find solutions and even considered using police sharpshooters to bring down the devices, but that was deemed too dangerous.
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A new Chinese fee on packages purchased abroad may bring down a multibillion-dollar "gray market" for luxury goods in the country.
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North Korea has even started to bring down some buildings at the site, according to nuclear experts Jeffrey Lewis and David Schmerler.
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The leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, could try to bring down the government by a vote of no confidence.
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Donald Trump started his presidency with a pledge even more audacious than Obamacare repeal: He was going to bring down drug prices.
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At the same time, Ms. Merkel faces an internal rebellion by Bavarian conservatives over immigration that threatens to bring down her government.
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What's happening: Police departments are acquiring these devices anyway — even though only four federal agencies are currently authorized to bring down drones.
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A troubled fighter teams up with a police officer to bring down an organized crime ring in this Thai action-comedy series.
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AMLO's popularity rests on the belief that he will end corruption, bring down crime, and redistribute ill-gotten gains to the people.
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They are Trump's army, and they will follow the president's orders to bring down any Republican senator who gets out of line.
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She wears her own version of the cape and cowl to help the dynamic duo bring down Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy.
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He did not reply when asked by Reuters on Monday whether, in such an event, 5-Star would bring down the government.
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Mr. Posada spent nearly 22011 years on a quixotic and often bloody mission to bring down Fidel Castro by any means possible.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department unveiled new charges against the company that invoked racketeering statutes usually used to bring down mob kingpins.
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"It's so difficult to bring down health care costs," said Ted Boettner, director of the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy.
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Roubini's fears represent a worst-case scenario of what could bring down the longest economic expansion and bull market in U.S. history.
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"We feel that any effort to bring down the cost of migration ... will contribute to the prevention of human trafficking," he added.
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But if a sovereign were to fail, such a tight-knit relationship would inevitably bring down banks as well, exacerbating any crisis.
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The Paris climate accord went into effect in 2016, and countries are taking some actions to bring down emissions of greenhouse gases.
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"I had in a previous career a diplomatic post where I helped bring down the Soviet Union," he said on British television.
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Any three Republican senators together could bring down Trump's tax plan unless he convinces a few conservative Democrats to support the package.
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This method, already part of other Basel rules, would allow some netting of trades to bring down total exposures and also capital.
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"Maybe it will bring down, a little bit, the PM2.5 pollution in a specific area but otherwise it is useless," Buakamsri said.
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This book tells the story of how the California representative and vocal Trump defender allegedly uncovered an operation to bring down Trump.
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AS I SAID -- NO FORCED TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS, NO IP THEFT, BRING DOWN – LET'S ELIMINATE TARIFF AND NON-TARIFF BARRIERS AND SO FORTH.
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Under pressure over rising gas prices, Trump in July called on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to bring down oil prices.
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That's because the opportunities for applying technologies that bring down costs and boost productivity are still enormous, and innovation is expanding rapidly.
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Temer's presidency has helped bring down the price of three-month foreign exchange options this month to near a one-year low.
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The individual mandate, similarly designed to force the healthiest young invincibles to enter the market to bring down costs, is equally dead.
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Ironically, the socialist system's most notable success was in outmanoeuvring lorry drivers whose strike threatened to bring down Allende's government in 1972.
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The individual mandate, similarly designed to force the healthiest young invincibles to enter the market to bring down costs, is equally dead.
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The entrepreneur also wants to integrate mental health checkups into primary care and to bring down the cost of HIV/AIDS treatment.
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Plans to bring down the hunt and bring home the anoa bacon change; our hopes of getting it done will never alter.
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Not even President Donald Trump's new tariffs can bring down the 9-year bull market, according to Wall Street veteran Edward Yardeni.
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The industry argues it needs substantial volumes to bring down the costs for offshore from around 125 euros per megawatt hour (MWh).
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But there's so much more we could do right now to bring down the costs of quality health care for every American.
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If the pandemic goes on long enough, it could ravage economies and bring down companies, threatening their ability to pay their debts.
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President Trump vowed in last year's speech to pass an immigration overhaul, bring down drug prices and revamp the United States' infrastructure.
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Trump may retool that tax proposal to bring down the price tag, said Stephen Moore, a conservative economist with the Heritage Foundation.
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"I don't think it is going to bring down the president or anything right now," said veteran pollster Ricardo de la Peña.
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Those sanctions contributed to mass protests that the country's leaders say were instigated by the United States to bring down Iran's regime.
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He's suggested changing the way Medicare pays for costly physician-administered drugs to try to bring down prices through private-sector bidding.
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Rosales told La Nacion that "very little" was missing to bring down Maduro, who succeeded Hugo Chavez as Venezuela's president in 2013.
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The Nixon administration sought to discredit unfavorable reporting as the work of a biased press keen to bring down its sworn enemy.
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Tom Brady was the hardest quarterback to bring down last season, with a league-leading NFL sack rate of just 10.6 percent.
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Viserion the dragon becoming an ice dragon existed solely as a schematic way for the Night King to bring down the Wall.
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It can help predict failures before they happen and bring down this expensive equipment such as jet engines, wind turbines and train locomotives.
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