That means bringing down taxes, bringing down the price of energy, and bringing down job-killing regulations that cost our economy as much as $2 trillion a year.
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"The BJP was talking about bringing down inflation, bringing down petrol and diesel prices, but instead they are raising prices every day," the 26-year-old said.
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But sticking to their guns risked bringing down the government.
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" He added, "Don't do that — you're bringing down the culture.
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But it's not a question of bringing down the dollar.
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Weiner's return was partly responsible for bringing down the Clinton
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Turnbull said the plot involved bringing down a passenger plane.
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Bringing down prescribing rates cannot be done in a vacuum.
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He's bringing down the level of the entire playing field.
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But Hezbollah pulled out in 2011, bringing down the administration.
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Bringing down the cost can vastly expand a firm's target market.
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Oil's decline during the day spooks traders, bringing down other markets.
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Many judged the author as insufficiently brave and bringing down democracy.
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He began bringing down boxes of his Asian-American rap memorabilia.
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"We should be bringing down barriers, not building walls," she added.
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China wants to impose real pain without bringing down the system.
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Azar had come into HHS charged with bringing down drug prices.
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Am I going to be responsible for bringing down the government?
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Musk has various ideas for bringing down the cost of getting there.
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For Africans, it was the equivalent of bringing down the Berlin Wall.
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Overall, though, it's Troy's obvious ennui that's bringing down the whole party.
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"I want to hear candidates talking about bringing down costs," he said.
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The next step is bringing down the cost of the conductive substrate.
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Bringing down prices will require a combination of affordable homes and upzoning.
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Bringing down the size, so it can be packaged into different vehicles.
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Why do you think he made bringing down this mafioso his career?
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Some royals wonder if he will end up bringing down the whole regime.
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"The (stronger) rupee has been helping in bringing down domestic prices," he said.
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Doing all this takes money, and bringing down fire risks will take years.
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He said Maduro should focus instead on bringing down Venezuela's high crime rate.
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"We don't know completely what's bringing down the rates," she told Reuters Health.
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Turnbull described it as an elaborate conspiracy that involved bringing down an airplane.
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BUT YOU DON'T SEE THEM HANDING OUT ANY AWARDS FOR BRINGING DOWN COSTS.
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But you don't see them handing out any rewards for bringing down cost.
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It was instrumental in bringing down the "Evil Empire" of the Soviet Union.
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"We're not really seeing analysts bringing down 2020 earnings forecasts yet," Thomas said.
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It played a part in bringing down former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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Lyanna ignores Jorah… and dies mid-battle, bringing down a wight giant with her.
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But bringing down the price of the iPhone will be a more challenging proposition.
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Turkey's prime minister said bringing down inflation and interest rates was a top priority.
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Be conscious about not bringing down a bunch of extra waste to the event.
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Every so often, a river disappears entirely, bringing down the communities it once nourished.
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The ETFs of the oil and gas business that are bringing down Spectra energy.
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Then again, at the central bank he has focused chiefly on bringing down inflation.
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"It is always good to see competition bringing down prices for investors," Redfearn said.
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Imagine taped banter with a Hollywood entertainment show host bringing down a presidential candidate.
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Strange indeed: it seems the goal of bringing down Trump overrides all other considerations.
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That market cratered, almost bringing down the banking industry and the entire American economy.
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The refinance boom took a step back last week, bringing down total mortgage applications.
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Gail Collins Good news: the president seems pretty enthusiastic about bringing down drug prices.
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Desiree Washington was a ho, bringing down a black man who had made it.
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BreatherGoogle cleverly designed Chrome to prevent inevitable website crashes from bringing down the entire browser.
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Instead we were accused of bringing down the country, we were accused of being traitors.
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Several days later, a second quake rattled Nepal, bringing down more buildings, ending more lives.
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Therefore, Trump is set on bringing down the man who brought down his VA pick.
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Focus on bringing down medical prices; that's the key to bring down premiums and deductibles.
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Mr Macri has so far taken a cautious approach to bringing down the budget deficit.
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Hammond has said he wants to focus on bringing down Britain's high public-sector debt.
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Meanwhile, Dorsey dropped developers and creators, for the most part, bringing down morale and confidence.
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Cyber attacks capable of bringing down power networks are, so far at least, incredibly rare.
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After the attack in Nice, bringing down the number of soldiers is not an option.
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Operating costs did rise, however, bringing down earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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Jordan's letter accused Cummings of only being interested in bringing down drug company's stock prices.
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But are long lunches and coffee breaks with your work friends bringing down your productivity?
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The law has also regulated industry profits, bringing down earnings from some lines of business.
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Mark Sanford of South Carolina, whose campaign is focused on bringing down the national debt.
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A key challenge is bringing down the cost of devices that use white-space technology.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu credited the divestment campaign as a key tactic in bringing down apartheid.
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SAMANTHA Start by bringing down your snark level about your boyfriend's taste by 65 percent.
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The government assistance will help in clinching export deals and bringing down stocks, Thombare said.
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Those winds can bring devastating damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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Those winds can bring "devastating" damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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Some have speculated that Amazon could be a key player in bringing down drug prices.
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Those include passing an immigration overhaul, bringing down drug prices and revamping American infrastructure. Gov.
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Their story will never make it into a splashy headline bringing down an industry titan.
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I asked if she'd try to find common ground on bringing down the number of abortions.
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The assault was the first widely known example of hackers bringing down a major power network.
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Democrats want to drive more people onto the markets, bringing down the costs of regulated plans.
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The changes in TV viewer behavior have been bringing down parent company Disney's revenues as well.
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Oculus has been churning away at bringing down the price of buying into the Rift ecosystem.
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One picture showed a train car partially inside the building, bringing down the structure around it.
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Its strongest winds blew to the east, bringing down trees and electrical lines on Long Island.
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The attack crippled DNS's service bringing down sites like Airbnb, Spotify and The New York Times.
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A big chunk of Musk's speech revolved around bringing down the cost of going to Mars.
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But it was eventually a Sevilla player, Banega, who was red-carded, for bringing down Neymar.
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Do we believe in free college tuition or simply bringing down the cost of higher education?
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The risk is that this stain continues to spread, metastasizing and bringing down everything around it.
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The facilities also "live in mortal fear of bringing down heavy-handed federal regulation," he said.
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A wave of accusations has begun to hit evangelical institutions, bringing down figures like the Rev.
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Do these sound like the actions of government officials intent on bringing down a presidential candidate?
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I hear there are now a lot of victory dances about bringing down Mr. Buruma, too.
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And in the end, their love story is instrumental to bringing down the evil totalitarian government.
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Those states we compete with are getting healthier, getting more people covered, and bringing down costs.
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Ellis previously accused the Mueller investigation of targeting Manafort as a means of bringing down the president.
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Putting the process online was one step, but bringing down the price was the real innovation here.
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"He is not thinking of anything else, least of all bringing down foreign governments," the source said.
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However, there are some early indications that fiscal policy might become more focussed on bringing down debt.
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One of the things we&aposre thinking about is bringing down the 43 percent down to 20.
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But Connerty is focused on bringing down the Rhoades, so he confronts Charles in a steam room.
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Once more, immigrants are, according to these "Us First" referendum campaigners, bringing down wages and generating unemployment.
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In 2009, he catapulted to fame in conservative circles by bringing down the liberal activist network ACORN.
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I have found that diaper rash cream is a great thing for bringing down redness and healing.
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Azar has been trying to defend the plan, arguing that he is serious about bringing down prices.
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Bringing down the ancien régime is often the easy part, even if it is never really easy.
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Average hourly wages were up 0.2 percent, bringing down the year-over-year gains to 3 percent.
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A worldwide effort succeeded in bringing down measles cases by nearly 80 percent from 2000 to 2016.
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It's quite another for him to risk bringing down the people he loves most in the world.
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"When it comes to literacy and basic education, California is bringing down the nation," the complaint said.
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He claims they spread false information and hire people who are consumed with bringing down his presidency.
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I can imagine Asaka's song "Mama Will Provide," for instance, bringing down the house on Tony night.
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The tax hikes are aimed at bringing down public debt to 77 percent of GDP in 2021.
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Later, Mr. Tri Quang and the Buddhist movement were credited with bringing down three short-lived regimes.
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Reusing rockets and spacecraft is core to SpaceX's mission of bringing down the cost of space travel.
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It gathered force 27 years ago, amid the jubilant ping of hammers bringing down the Berlin Wall.
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Everybody, from President Donald Trump on down, laments our impotence in bringing down the list prices of drugs.
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In his book, "Never Into the Same River Twice," he openly advocates bringing down Germany's postwar liberal order.
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Japan's suicide-watchers attribute the decline there in part to the success of Abenomics in bringing down unemployment.
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I went from the idea of leading a civil revolution to the idea of bringing down a government.
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He secretly recorded the happenings in his chapter and became instrumental in bringing down a massive drug operation.
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Herrera said bringing down the cost for financial services like remittances would help many of the nation's neediest.
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The argument goes that foreign owners drive up prices, bringing down the rate of home-ownership among Londoners.
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One vaccine can go a long way toward bringing down these staggering numbers reflecting the burden of flu.
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He calls it "terrible legislation" and lays out a plan to repeal it while bringing down insurance costs.
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Players Lounge hasn't been shy about bringing down the ban hammer on users trying to game the system.
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He divested his Hollywood assets to really focus on bringing down debt, and focusing on his domestic assets.
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"This is a step towards bringing down the artificially erected barriers between humans and other animals," Fugazza argues.
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Every lumbering centre-back who has seen red for bringing down a goalbound opponent has Young to blame.
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Moreover, Ohi believes that the platform can go well beyond bringing down the price of same-day delivery.
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That is because some planned expenditures are lower than initially expected, bringing down the country's deficit, he said.
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A fox is easy prey, and when hunting in pairs, eagles are capable of bringing down a wolf.
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We can guarantee health coverage to all Americans while bringing down costs, just like every other developed country.
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It emphasizes the use of the shoulder, not the head, in bringing down the player with the ball.
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Mr. Scott said on Tuesday that he was focused on bringing down health costs, especially prescription drug prices.
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" Touting his role in bringing down Martha Stewart, he declared, "The truth matters in the criminal justice system.
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They would probably have to be curbed or eliminated in order to compensate for bringing down tax rates.
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Mr. Gracie defended his role in the 2014 brawl, saying he backed off after bringing down the doorman.
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The ministry said that Israel was "solely" to blame for bringing down the IL-20 aircraft last week.
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A violent scene: The chick fight scene from "Bringing Down the House," when I was doubling Missi Pyle.
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In the end, bringing down credit card debt means not spending more than what you can pay off.
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Financial meltdowns have a history of spreading and bringing down the entire economy, causing widespread unemployment and misery.
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In his book "Never Into the Same River Twice" he openly advocates bringing down Germany's postwar liberal order.
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A new supply chain would be created, generating high-quality jobs and bringing down prices of the coveted gadgets.
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And while SpaceX misses some of Musk's ambitious targets, it's making progress on bringing down the cost of launches.
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Cut-price generics sold by India's small- and medium-sized drugmakers have been critical in bringing down prices there.
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Iran, meanwhile, responded by seemingly bombing oil tankers in a strategic waterway and openly bringing down a US drone.
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Foreign workers "will help ease the labour crunch, bringing down overall wages," a steelmaker manager wrote in the survey.
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LTCM, a $100bn hedge fund backed by the super-rich, blew up in 1998, almost bringing down Wall Street.
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Hammond will be able to present a holding operation on Monday thanks to continuing progress in bringing down borrowing.
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In the minds of many Americans, Republicans were ruthlessly partisan and intent on bringing down Clinton by any means.
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But he won over skeptics with his focus on bringing down high drug prices and reducing youth smoking rates.
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That isn't just because we've made bringing down health care costs and protecting people with preexisting conditions a priority.
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Gottlieb won over skeptics with his focus on bringing down high prescription drug prices and reducing youth smoking rates.
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Some of country's biggest names will be bringing down the house at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards.
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Hundreds of bullets fly past him, bringing down his nameless compatriots, but always leaving him spared (or superficially wounded).
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" She continued: "A 93 percent drop in stop-and-frisk while bringing down crime four years in a row.
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Crowds fight the police under clouds of tear gas on a Nile bridge, bringing down the dictator Hosni Mubarak.
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Although it was Mafia-owned, the constant police raids were not targeted at bringing down the Genovese Crime Family.
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In a Shepard play, where characters tend to be highly combustible, literally bringing down the house is not uncommon.
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Luxury watches have had a strangely outsize role within soccer circles, bringing down officials and leading to embarrassing revelations.
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So I decided to set the swipe-down gesture for something more useful — bringing down the android notifications shade.
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" Mr. Watts, Unmade's chief executive, said the company really "is about bringing down the barriers of access to production.
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Sanders has advocated to decrease the power of drug companies with an aim at bringing down costs for patients.
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Bringing down the root DNS servers would disable the ability to lookup IP addresses and therefore "break" the Internet.
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Others have been told to shoot dots, and more still have been tasked with bringing down alien space fleets.
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Fitch expects that monetary policy will remain focused on bringing down inflation to the target range of 3+/-1%.
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Maybe the future of work clogs American streets, making it harder to recruit top talent, bringing down IPO valuations.
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The interview is part of a Dateline special, "Bringing Down Bill Cosby: Andrea Constand Speaks" ... which airs Friday night.
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"It's just going be a big step forward, and not the full bringing down of the edifice," he said.
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It is the country with the biggest amount of things to export who will benefit most from bringing down borders.
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Key to solving the problem, the head of the European Commission said, was "bringing down the temperature" in the debate.
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For the last month, the US has been pressuring Caracas, in hopes of bringing down the government of Nicolás Maduro.
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"UberSHAAN is aimed at expanding access to economic opportunities and bringing down entry barriers for micro-entrepreneurs," the company said.
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Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil has described raising the tax as "fundamental" to bringing down heavily-indebted Lebanon's budget deficit.
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The whisper network has become a scream network, bringing down powerful men in the entertainment industry, elected officials, and journalists.
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Maduro and other senior government officials routinely denounce opposition activists as coup-plotters, intent on bringing down socialism in Venezuela.
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Then there's the so-called "euro premium", the money governments have saved due to euro membership bringing down borrowing costs.
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Lockheed's Mike Rein said whatever decision Canada makes should have "minimal" impact in bringing down the cost of the aircraft.
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Of course, there is an entire complex of billionaires, partisans, and some in the media devoted to bringing down Trump.
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A Freedom Caucus spokeswoman defended the group on Monday, noting that centrists were also integral to bringing down the legislation.
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Future Family aims to simplify the world of female fertility testing, all while bringing down the cost of treatment options.
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In his statement, Mr. Sessions credited his administration's approach to policing and criminal justice with bringing down the crime rate.
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"The world urgently needs to put a laser-like focus on bringing down global emissions," he said in a statement.
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Reinsurance is government funding that helps pay for the cost of sick enrollees, with the intention of bringing down premiums.
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He speaks of bringing down customer acquisition costs and finding ways to offset the investment needs of AAA game development.
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All of these reforms are reining in government, increasing competition, improving quality of care, and bringing down costs for consumers.
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It was ruthless about bringing down costs, sometimes laying off more than half the workforce of a company it acquired.
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The tax plan alone is enough to entirely contradict what should be the current objective of bringing down the deficit.
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In recent months, dozens of Shabab fighters have defected to the Islamic State, which has a history of bringing down aircraft.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: It was the Iron Curtain, it was bringing down that Iron Curtain and the Reagan doctrine.
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And then all the issues, whether it's bringing down the sugar content of our drinks, or solving the world without waste.
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Ahead of the gathering, U.S. Treasury prices are rising, bringing down the yield on the 10-year Treasury to 2.44 percent.
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Paulo Dybala scored twice, including a 25th-minute penalty after Udinese defender Danilo was sent off for bringing down Mario Mandzukic.
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But analysts also say bringing down the yield ahead of Thursday's 10-year JGB auction will not be welcomed by investors.
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Credit rating agencies have warned that without bringing down other spending, a higher farm subsidy bill will increase future fiscal deficits.
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Proponents say it will cover everyone while bringing down overall costs, even though it will bring tax increases for many Americans.
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Bringing down the WTO might not matter to America if, as Mr Trump has tweeted, trade wars are easy to win.
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The Observatory said an arms depot in the basement of a building had detonated, bringing down two five-story apartment buildings.
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The government is poised to pay the holdout creditors and exit default within weeks, and is working on bringing down inflation.
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But bringing down the sticker price is the ultimate guarantor of market success, and the big driver there is battery costs.
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Although the new guidelines probably played a role in bringing down the non-combatant death-count, technology helped too (see chart).
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French troops managed to kill the driver, but the bomb exploded a few moments later, bringing down the nine-story building.
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But bringing down China's tariffs won't save GM's plants in Lordstown, Ohio, or in Detroit, which the company plans to close.
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Mueller worked every evident angle before bringing down this indictment in what could be the final charging stage of his investigation.
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More than seven in 10 Americans said they are more likely to vote for candidates who support bringing down drug prices.
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And that could be fun and all, but it also wouldn't exactly be "bringing down the presidency" levels of earth-shattering.
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In 1978–1979, Tehran bazaar strikes were instrumental in bringing down the U.S.–allied Shah, and could now signal further unrest.
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Keeping these loopholes in the tax code will impede lawmakers from bringing down marginal tax rates and broadening the tax base.
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Working ninety-hour weeks, they wrote code so that a single hard drive could fail without bringing down the entire system.
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Tropical forests, which can't handle cold weather, would wither and die, bringing down the millions of animal species that live there.
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Strong wind of up to 140 kph (87 mph) battered the densely populated coast, uprooting trees and bringing down electricity pylons.
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Insurers could use the money to help pay for care for their most costly consumers, potentially bringing down premiums for everyone.
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P6900s enable private-sector partners to design, build, and operate infrastructure, speeding up project schedules and bringing down life-cycle costs.
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While the negative advertising was effective in bringing down both Mr. Dean and Mr. Gephardt's poll numbers, neither candidate actually benefited.
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Until now, the Corruption Eradication Commission has operated with unusual autonomy and has had considerable success in bringing down corrupt politicians.
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It was actually put in that box by clever, cunning lawyers who had the agenda of bringing down an American icon.
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If the government had accepted the motion on Friday, then Karamarko would have gone immediately, most likely bringing down the government.
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"Tax cuts for automotive, white goods and furniture sectors were the key factor bringing down inflation," said Muammer Komurcuoglu of Is Investment.
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It is a key part of Obamacare because it incentivizes healthy people to buy insurance, bringing down premiums for the broader group.
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I'm not talking about bringing down China; I'm talking about getting them to become a responsible member of the global economic order.
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Mr Hammond could have used this windfall to reduce the budget deficit, with a view to bringing down public debt more quickly.
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You can save $25 on this charger at RAVPower by using offer code RP35TVG at checkout, bringing down the cost to $49.39.
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The initial damage from the attack was severe, locking hard drives, erasing prerecorded segments, and bringing down the station's internal email server.
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Shang-Chi will focus on the titular character, Shang-Chi, who devotes his entire life to bringing down his father's criminal empire.
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We live in an era haunted by ghosts of old scandals: Historic abuse cases are bringing down powerful men all the time.
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His example of policy success is that he's bringing down the trade deficit with China, when he's in fact doing the reverse.
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Krystal and her BFF Brie are hard at work on their YouTube channel, dedicated to natural beauty and bringing down big cosmetics.
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And with reusable rockets bringing down the cost of spaceflight in general, getting an expandable habitat into space becomes even less expensive.
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As part of its turnaround strategy, he said the airline was making good progress in bringing down operational and aircraft maintenance costs.
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And bringing down graft could help reduce the waves of violence that make life in these nations so unbearable for so many.
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Macri has instead renegotiated some terms, including bringing down the loan amount for the hydro dams from $4.7 billion to $4 billion.
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As a result, providers are continuously seeking market-based solutions to increase access and quality, while bringing down the cost of care.
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As TMZ previously reported, Lauer thought Curry was a lightweight and was bringing down the show when she was his co-anchor.
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It is well aware of the role that trade unions, churches and other civic groups played in bringing down the Soviet bloc.
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"We are responsible for not just bringing down the crime rate, but for making people feel safe in their communities," he said.
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"Young people are capable when aroused of bringing down the towers of operation and raising the banners of freedom," Mandela once said.
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"It is always good to see competition bringing down prices for investors," Redfearn said on Thursday at an industry conference in Washington.
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Nelson Mandela said: 'Young people are capable, when aroused, of bringing down the towers of oppression and raising the banners of freedom.
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That leaves one defense left, which is that the Mueller investigation is a compromised, politically motivated attempt at bringing down the president.
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The bill is one of several aimed at bringing down, or at least containing, the high and rising price of many medicines.
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If May were to throw her weight behind either camp, she would risk tearing her party apart and bringing down the government.
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His supporters say Mr. Mandelblit has exercised caution regarding the cases, aware of the responsibility of potentially bringing down a prime minister.
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In "Bringing Down the Colonel," the journalist Patricia Miller has unearthed the case of Madeline Pollard, who brought a lawsuit against Col.
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Wallis is always blamed for bringing down the monarchy, but the truth is that she wanted Edward to stay on the throne.
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Lacking the benefit of Twitter, Clinton had surrogates repeatedly attack Starr as a partisan Republican operative obsessed with bringing down the president.
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It all ended well, but this was before we knew about the dragon's venomous bite capable of bringing down pigs and deer.
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The charmingly named AMMO squad is Miami PD's elite team that specializes in high-tech tactics for bringing down high-profile criminals.
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That basically means bringing down the government and replacing it with a new form of democracy that isn't corrupted by the elites.
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In addition to the CSR payments, a measure would likely include separate payments known as reinsurance aimed at bringing down premiums. Sen.
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A company in Austria called EVG cracked the code and created machines to assemble the panels, bringing down the costs of manufacturing.
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In Ahmedabad, city funds have been used to slather white reflective paint over several thousand tin-roofed shanties, bringing down indoor temperatures.
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The issue has divided Cameron's Conservative Party for decades, crippling his 1990s predecessor John Major and bringing down his hero Margaret Thatcher.
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The company has worked to build reusable rockets for over five years, with the intention of bringing down the costs of space travel.
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But director Adam Shankman of Bringing Down the House and several ineptly staged musicals doesn't have the comic chops to reimagine this material.
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Politico reported that Cruz complained that the latest Obamacare repeal bill did not address his concerns about bringing down the costs of healthcare.
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The Labour Party leadership is more interested in bringing down the government than solving a problem that is of the Tory party's making.
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Here are the people who jumped in to help: Veteran firefighter Authorities have credited volunteer firefighter Jamie Brock with bringing down the suspect.
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"The fact that Erdogan called for gradual rate cuts is different from his previous comment about bringing down interest rates sharply," he said.
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A new bankruptcy law, by bringing down the time needed to foreclose on loans, ought to encourage investors to buy NPLs from banks.
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Maria devastated the infrastructure of the US territory, bringing down the energy grid and leaving more than 3 million American citizens without power.
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However, to do so would involve it bringing down the government and having the country go through a period of considerable political instability.
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It can feel like an intimidating space for women, which is why they're bringing down the barriers of entry and eliminating the mansplaining.
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One of the first steps in bringing down prices is to demand transparency from the many players throughout the prescription drug supply chain.
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Bringing down Bill Clinton gives Trump voters a justification to continue supporting a man — Trump — who has an objectively questionable relationship with women.
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Spinning on their hands, springing into back flips and catapulting each other into the air, they had no trouble bringing down the house.
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Beyond the criminal penalties, the state parties could try bringing down a lot of pressure on anyone who tries defying the vote totals.
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But Salvini's plans went awry when Conte decided to step aside, frustrating Salvini's power play and bringing down the government with his resignation.
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BRINGING DOWN THE COLONEL A Sex Scandal of the Gilded Age and the "Powerless" Woman Who Took On Washington By Patricia Miller Illustrated.
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They said the actions were organized by the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia with the aim of bringing down the Islamic government.
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Disrupting how we pay for care could well be where Amazon could use Prime to make the biggest impact in bringing down costs.
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The Western instrument that was key to peacefully bringing down the Soviet Union — information warfare, deployment of the truth weapon — is readily available.
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Dinosaurs loom large in the human imagination, towering above the treetops, bringing down prey and reigning over the ancient land, sea and sky.
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These are the facts decades of progress made in bringing down crime are now being reversed by this Administration's rollback of criminal enforcement.
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Blue Origin says New Shepard can land and fly again with "minimal refurbishment," which is key to bringing down the cost per launch.
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The movement could collapse or panic into bringing down the government, though its caretaker leader said on Monday that it would do neither.
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Maintaining a sustained disinflation process is vital to lowering Turkey's risk profile, bringing down longer-term rates and strengthening the economy, it added.
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Democrats in the Senate and House earlier this month, including Cummings, also introduced a series of bills aimed at bringing down drug costs.
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And the smartphone industry overall has focused on bringing down component costs and pushing the performance of smaller, lighter, cheaper cameras, Moss said.
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The company also has an interest in bringing down health costs for its employees through its partnership with J.P Morgan and Berkshire Hathaway.
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The IMF's representative to Ukraine praised Gontareva's clean-up of the banking system and her track record of bringing down inflation and rebuilding reserves.
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But investors lost their appetite after large volumes of risky subprime mortgages backing such securities went bad, nearly bringing down the global financial system.
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Elon Musk was the first high-profile founder to deletes his brands from the platform, bringing down the pages for both Tesla and SpaceX.
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The alternative is to force them to have so much equity on their balance-sheets that they can fail without bringing down the lot.
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The September explosion was the second major failure for the company in just over a year, bringing down the Falcon 20163's reliability rating.
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One young woman, Heloise resists the Order's brutal soldiers, and risks bringing down consequences not only for herself, but for her village as well.
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The vote had been triggered by the defection of a Green MP to Mrs Merkel's CDU, bringing down the Social Democratic (SPD)-Green government.
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The Affordable Care Act did this by co-opting the health insurance lobby, the interest group most credited with bringing down the Clinton plan.
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And they have a longstanding affinity for Ronald Reagan—and candidates who may resemble him—for his role in bringing down the Soviet Union.
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Without austerity there is little hope of restoring confidence, controlling inflation and bringing down interest rates, and thus little prospect of reviving the economy.
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He said he'll apply some of the lessons he learned at Amazon, especially when it comes to bringing down costs and gauging customer demand.
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And so, even though you have Republicans, Democrats, law enforcement leaders, researchers saying that long sentences aren't bringing down crime, Sessions doesn't believe that.
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Millions of Americans are depending on this administration and the upcoming Congress to work together and make strides towards bringing down prescription drug costs.
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A minority CDU/CSU government would, in effect, give the SPD the responsibility of not bringing down the government but little influence over it.
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It shifted the emphasis away from aggressive enforcement of low-level offenses, which had been the department's longtime tactic for bringing down overall crime.
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In Desert Storm, for example, President Bush gave Saddam Hussein a time limit to remove his forces from Kuwait before bringing down the thunder.
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Editorial cartoonist Thomas Nast is credited with bringing down Boss Tweed's corrupt Tammany Hall political machine of New York in the late 19th century.
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Pakistan is home to a number of terror organizations focused on bringing down the Pakistani state and bringing about Sharia law in the country.
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Hurricane Matthew blasted through the Bahamas Thursday on its way from Haiti to Florida, toppling trees, ripping off rooftops and bringing down power lines.
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He's still involved in a lawsuit aimed at bringing down the president's Clean Power Plan, which will likely be heard by the Supreme Court.
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A plan is formed: The Tyrell army will seize Margaery and return her to the king, bringing down the High Sparrow in the process.
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But manufacturers are having to overcome a variety of challenges, such as bringing down costs and winning over regulators, to turn potential into profits.
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You had Operation Wetback and a time when Germans were seen as invaders and people who were bringing down the culture of the country.
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A Dutch-led international investigative team on Wednesday said three Russians and a Ukrainian will face murder charges for bringing down the MH17 flight.
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So many of the capabilities that used to be exclusively in our Terraform enterprise product, we're now bringing down into the Terraform free tier.
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A lot, including the introduction of the internet — which for a period made online gambling (especially poker) easily accessible without bringing down the Republic.
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Bringing down the cost of the world's most expensive defense program is crucial to securing more orders, both in the United States and abroad.
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Women are still blamed for sexual assaults committed against them, and they are still blamed for bringing down the promising careers of beloved men.
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But more than that, it is a reminder that there are all kinds of creative ways we might go about bringing down drug prices.
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Mr. Azar, testifying at a hearing of the Senate health committee, said that bringing down drug prices was a top priority for Mr. Trump.
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But it was condemned by France and Germany, who issued a joint statement criticizing the recklessness of bringing down a government during a pandemic.
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Putting the country on the right track would require simultaneously dealing with a large budget deficit and bringing down public debt — a gargantuan task.
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And Amazon has expressed a clear interest in improving workers' health and bringing down costs through its partnership with J.P. Morgan and Berkshire Hathaway.
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The Chamber of Commerce is launching a seven-figure ad campaign targeting a proposal from the Trump administration aimed at bringing down drug prices.
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Padoan also said increasing Italy's nominal economic growth was crucial to bringing down its public debt - the highest in the euro zone after Greece's.
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A trade deal could help set the stage for Trump's reelection in 2020, bringing down trade barriers and installing a new sense of certainty.
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We stand ready to work with policymakers on new innovation strategies that emphasize value while bringing down costs and expanding access to needed medicines.
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A military spokesman for the Iran-aligned rebels, known as the Houthis, claims they are responsible for bringing down the MQ-9 Reaper drone.
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But the recent attacks show that the stakes are rising, from hacking for fun or credit card numbers to bringing down important infrastructure systems.
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Secondly, we have completely revamped our global network, so that a successful attack will have a much harder time bringing down the whole company.
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They would rather play "gotcha" on Trump's skepticism of Russian involvement than recognize that their fantasies of bringing down his administration are now undermined.
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Doing so will require correcting Tesla's rampant operational problems, getting Model 3 production up and running and bringing down the cost of its vehicles.
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The PRI defeat is the latest backlash to hit Latin American governments dogged by corruption, with scandals bringing down presidents from Brazil to Peru.
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Bringing down student debt and the cost of college have overshadowed debates over charter schools or standardized tests on the campaign trail this cycle.
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Chuck, tired of bringing down small-time white-collar criminals, wants a big fish, and Axe is one of the biggest fish of them all.
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" VANDANA BHARTI, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT, SMC GLOBAL SECURITIES LTD, NEW DELHI "This year's rainfall is crucial in bringing down prices of some commodities like pulses.
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Watson's video, for many of them, seemed to be more interested in bringing down the entire system than it was in exposing systemic child exploitation.
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This is a woman who, in the real world, may very well play a key role in bringing down the president of the United States.
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It is likely to put party before country by voting against whatever deal Mrs May brings home, in the hope of bringing down the government.
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The shipping industry has had to sail through tough waters, with overcapacity bringing down shipping rates and sending many companies (most notably Hanjin) into bankruptcy.
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Islam is not formally recognized in the Catholic country and, in 2008, the Northern League party was accused of bringing down a mosque in Verona.
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Our thought bubble: Generally, experts are saying the more reinsurance money, the better — if Congress is serious about bringing down premiums in the individual market.
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In recent years, it has promoted iPhone trade-ins as something of a no-brainer for bringing down the cost of a new iPhone purchase.
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Longer term goals include a focus on affordability in health care and bringing down prescription drug prices, which he said would build upon Tavenner's work.
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The country needs a more universal solution, like bringing down the cost of tuition, said Kate Bronfenbrenner, director of labor education research at Cornell University.
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Almost four months ago, Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan Chase announced a bold new partnership aimed at bringing down the costs of health care.
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Among them is Lech Walesa, the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and former president who is credited with bringing down communism as Solidarity trade union chief.
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Many communities in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut are without power due to the heavy wet snow snapping trees and bringing down power lines.
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The White House first floated the idea of ending the rebates last year as part of a drug pricing "blueprint" aimed at bringing down costs.
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Gottlieb said they misuse the rebates PBMs negotiate on drugs, and rely on a "short-term profit goose" rather than bringing down consumers' drug costs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said drugmakers are "getting away with murder," and his administration has made bringing down prescription medicine prices a top priority.
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It's also why Republicans are bringing down Mr. Trump for two rallies on Monday evening, hoping the president can get her across the finish line.
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Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus, drumming up irrational fears in the media, and causing an economic meltdown, all in hopes of bringing down the president.
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They are members of the so-called RATE Coalition that are pushing to make bringing down the corporate rate the primary objective of tax reform.
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Mr. Okada said the key to bringing down a price tag of tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars is to reduce the weight.
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In particular, he will focus on bringing down the high price of HIV treatments and tearing down the stigma that surrounds the infection, he said.
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A third official said forces aligned with Haftar were responsible for bringing down the aircraft but said it was unclear whether Russian contractors were responsible.
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Cyclone Debbie crossed the north of tropical Queensland state in late March, smashing tourist resorts, bringing down power lines, flattening canefields and shutting coal mines.
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It rejects the government's argument that by expanding the budget it can boost growth and revenues, bringing down the debt as a proportion of GDP.
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Some Republican senators have balked at providing a tax cut for the wealthy without bringing down premiums and are looking for ways to address it.
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The draft policy statement commits to bringing down the debt-to-GDP ratio by boosting the size of the economy and reducing the budget deficit.
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It already said it was responsible for bringing down a planeload of Russian tourists over Egypt's Sinai peninsula in 2015, killing all 224 people on board.
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The US has been piling the pressure on Caracas from outside for the last month, in the hope of bringing down the government of Nicolás Maduro.
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Industry officials and analysts say the suspension may be aimed at bringing down inventories given slowing sales in China, due to political tension and rising competition.
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Americans can thank a drop in the average price of turkey and general food deflation for bringing down the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner this year.
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Paul Ryan's rise from little-known Wisconsin congressman to 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee was fueled by his policy prescriptions aimed at bringing down the deficit.
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British supermarket giant Tesco will sell an 8.6 percent equity stake in Lazada for $129 million, bringing down its stake in the company to 8.3 percent.
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GLOBAL BACKLASH The worldwide push against high drug prices has seen the Trump administration in the United States declare bringing down prescription prices a top priority.
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The cloud computing company suffered a global outage on Tuesday morning, bringing down thousands of major websites that rely on Cloudflare's networks for performance and security.
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Anti-government demonstrators last stormed the state TV building, known as the government mouthpiece, on October 5, 2000, bringing down the regime of strongman Slobodan Milosevic.
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Bringing down the leverage of the most indebted listed SOEs would require an equity injection of 2.7 trillion yuan ($414.4 billion), Moody's estimated in the report.
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Women are still blamed for sexual assaults committed against them, and they are still blamed for bringing down the promising careers of famous or beloved men.
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Trump has staked sizable political capital on boosting U.S. jobs growth and bringing down taxes, a hint of which may come as early as this week.
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Back-door hacks that abuse guardrail functionality to disable money could have the effect of entirely freezing a country's infrastructure and bringing down its financial system.
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With the intention of bringing down the prices and improving efficiency, private companies have been allowed to compete in vaccine production, wholesale distribution and retail sales.
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But opposition from homeowners is strong—especially from those near the green belt, who do not much like the thought of newcomers bringing down property prices.
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However, recent comments by Fernandez on bringing down interest rates to help pay pensions, weakening the peso, and attacks on the IMF have rattled some investors.
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Shortly after, it announced it was selling its Australian unit to Japan's Asahi Group Holdings for about $11.3 billion, as another path to bringing down debt.
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It is all about bringing down the party's old guard in favor of a new team that can actually stand for new principles and win elections.
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PDVSA often blames problems on "saboteurs" intent on bringing down socialist rule in Venezuela, and says its foes and hostile media try to exaggerate refinery issues.
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Some of the nation is still recovering from Aretha Franklin's shedding a fur coat and bringing down the house in January at the Kennedy Center Honors.
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Those ripple effects could go far beyond leaving homes without heat or citizens without smartphones, bringing down big portions of the telecommunications, media and finance sectors.
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The program changes seem to dovetail with Trump's infrastructure principles, which have placed a heavy emphasis on speeding up project delivery and bringing down construction costs.
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Premier Li also identified debt-for-equity swaps among key items in the toolkit for bringing down corporate debt, and the figures demonstrate their extensive use.
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Investors bet big on bundled mortgage bonds that eventually imploded, bringing down multiple major financial institutions and causing the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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An upside to this approach is that it could calm worries on both sides of the aisle about immigrants bringing down wages for native born workers.
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Experts are concerned the Eurowings structure is too complex and that the integration of various different airlines could distract it from bringing down its unit costs.
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They should encourage more such investigations aimed at bringing down the scum who make a living trading favors and lie about their income to dodge taxes.
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Mexico's new president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has declared the country's drug war "over" and vowed to focus on bringing down insecurity rather than netting kingpins.
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PDVSA often blames problems on saboteurs intent on bringing down socialist rule in Venezuela and says its foes and hostile media try to exaggerate refinery issues.
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In bringing down so many powerful military and party leaders and their factions, Xi has made many dangerous enemies, say people with ties to the leadership.
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Given the lack of progress in bringing down drug use over the past few decades, many policymakers have called for reform to America's anti-drug policies.
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Being an effective tackler, he told those at the seminar, was not just about bringing down a ball carrier, but about maximizing one's power and control.
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And when Queen Latifah got into a fight in the 224 film "Bringing Down the House," it was former wrestler Jwaundace Candece who threw the punches.
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While there is no one magic bullet to bringing down prescription drug costs, we believe that requiring transparency in drug pricing is an important step forward.
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When Mr. Rinne ran into troubles, none of his coalition partners wanted to risk bringing down the new coalition and rolling the dice on another election.
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Mr. Trump plans to pursue an agenda of cutting taxes again, bringing down prescription drug prices, completing his trade negotiations with China and further restricting immigration.
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A lot of it involves rolling back his tax cuts, and taking the corporate rate, which I favored bringing down back when we were discussing it.
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The CBO letter does not address the effects of a "reinsurance" program, where government funding helps pay for the cost of sick enrollees, bringing down premiums.
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Ukraine has since said it has not ruled out the possibility of an Iranian missile strike bringing down the Boeing 737-800, which Iran has denied.
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And not content with bringing down sport's rich and corrupt and powerful, my colleague and hero Tariq Panja is now all over the falcon hospital beat.
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PDVSA often blames problems on "saboteurs" intent on bringing down socialist rule in Venezuela and says its foes and hostile media try to exaggerate refinery issues.
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While bringing down prescription drug prices is an issue that has broad bipartisan support from voters, Republicans have been pretty set in their positions on it.
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And a public plan would likely be cheaper than most private coverage, creating a more affordable option and, supporters argue, bringing down prices throughout the market.
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"Decades of progress made in bringing down crime are now being reversed," he asserted in his dark speech at the Republican National Convention in July 2016.
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In May, the judge in the Alexandria case harshly rebuked Mueller's team, suggesting they were more interested in bringing down the president than in Manafort's past dealings.
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In that light, the audit office said France would likely make little progress bringing down its national debt, which is close to 100% of gross domestic product.
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Then as soon as we were all seated who BERSTS out on stage but none other than Jerys fellow comedy icon Steve Martin (Bringing Down the House).
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No group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the plane, but investigation sources have said that it was too early to rule out any causes, including terrorism.
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When you're done browsing your phone in peace, you can turn the app off by bringing down the quick settings panel from the top of the screen.
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Mr. Netanyahu's latest troubles come at a time when he is already embroiled in multiple corruption scandals that could end up bringing down him and his government.
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That precedent sets the stage for "Bringing Down the Colonel", in which Patricia Miller chronicles an explosive but largely forgotten episode in the annals of sexual politics.
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She hailed from outside the camp of Israel and served as a holy turncoat, aiding Israel in its military campaign by bringing down Sisera the enemy commander.
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And so, we have been bringing down some of the package sizes as part of our overall effort to grow our business and reduce our calorie footprint.
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If you look, even the White House in talking about Medicare B is the business that we built essentially as a solution for bringing down costs. Right?
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More likes on a post typically signify that a post is more impressive than another user's, which can boost some people's self-esteem while bringing down others'.
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Some of this may sound like small beer, but the history of information technology shows that small tweaks have often been effective in bringing down the giants.
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As global oil prices plummet, bringing down that of other commodities with it, governments in these nations are restricting access to the greenback to safeguard dwindling reserves.
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The government says it is the victim of an "economic war" by political opponents and right-wing foreign powers, intent on bringing down Maduro in a coup.
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Recovering these stages is key to SpaceX's mission of bringing down the cost of space flight, which serves its larger goal of making humanity an interplanetary species.
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"Right now, you have two pieces of news that shouldn't really surprise us but bringing down the market," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Trying to deal with this crisis, as well as pushing through pension reforms and bringing down national debt, has absorbed much of the government's time and energy.
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The announcement from DeSantis at a press conference Wednesday represents a potentially major step in bringing down the cost of drugs and one usually associated with Democrats.
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The crisis, which has dominated headlines — some say unfairly, given racial disparities — has hit harder in white communities, bringing down white life expectancy and narrowing the gap.
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On the other hand, a reader who mostly hears that lawless deep-state operatives are hellbent on bringing down the Trump administration may find it more plausible.
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Join us for the next installment of The SimuLife Diaries, where I'll be abducted by a steely resistance group dedicated to bringing down OpenMind at all costs.
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Lal was among the hundreds of Hindus who destroyed the mosque with shovels, hammers and their bare hands, bringing down its domes before the whole structure collapsed.
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Dean, a known Trump critic and key witness in bringing down President Richard Nixon, was approached for testimony to help explain key details from the Mueller report.
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Although we often praise Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein for bringing down the President with their reporting, special prosecutor Leon Jaworski had a huge impact as well.
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The Netherlands foreign ministry announced last week that any suspects identified in bringing down the aircraft will be tried in a Dutch court and under Dutch law.
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No group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the plane, but investigation sources have said that it was too early to rule out any explanations, including terrorism.
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Many attempts have been made in parliament to oust governments via no-confidence motions, but the last to succeed in bringing down a cabinet was in 1963.
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SpaceX has astonished the world during the past few years, perfecting the art of reusable rockets and thus bringing down the cost of launching things into space.
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The Illinois attack took place in late July, bringing down the state's voter registration for 10 days and stealing data on as many as 200,000 registered voters.
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Since then, it has adopted more sophisticated forms of terrorism, including nearly bringing down a Somali airliner in 2016 with a bomb hidden in a laptop computer.
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Because the voters would be choosing a new government anyway, there would be less risk that Mr. Mandelblit would be accused of bringing down a popular one.
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This time, the subject is a wacky guy who US agents are trying to frame so that they take credit for bringing down some kind of mastermind.
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Separately, NATO pledged to adjust the coalition troop levels in the first phase too, bringing down NATO's numbers to about 12,0003 from roughly 16,000 troops at present.
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Kalyalya expressed concern about slow progress on austerity measures aimed at bringing down the deficit, which have included capping public sector wages and suspending some build projects.
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Having led 2-1 in the 81st minute, goalkeeper Neto first conceded a clumsy penalty, bringing down Vitolo and allowing Alvaro Morata to level from the spot.
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Since then, it has adopted more sophisticated forms of terrorism, including nearly bringing down a Somali airliner in February with a bomb hidden in a laptop computer.
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Mr. Ortega led an armed uprising that overthrew the country's last strongman, Anastasio Somoza, bringing down a dynasty that ran the country for more than four decades.
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So, on the one hand, it seems to me a plausible path toward bringing down tensions is to run a somewhat more boring both campaign and presidency.
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Getting rid of this support altogether would make it harder to finance projects and could undermine progress in bringing down greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector.
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It now seems completely out of the question that it would promote the idea of bringing down the violence by working with gang members on the ground.
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The adoption of negative interest rates by the BOJ is already having an impact such as bringing down housing loan rates, Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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Seehofer was quoted Sunday telling the Bild am Sonntag newspaper: "No one in the CSU has an interest in bringing down the chancellor ... or blowing up the coalition."
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In May, Ellis, the judge in the Alexandria case, harshly rebuked Mueller's team, suggesting they were more interested in bringing down the president than in Manafort's past dealings.
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"Overwhelming evidence shows even before the rule has been fully implemented, it's bringing down costs for advice and investment products," said Roper of the Consumer Federation of America.
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From the jump, fans hoped the fancy new spear-like gadget was created with the goal of bringing down the Night King's recently acquired stead, ice dragon Viserion.
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"We've saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of the fantastic -- and it is a fantastic -- new F-35 jet fighter," he said.
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It also invested in Zunum Aero, a Seattle-area company that is working on electric-hybrid aircraft aimed at bringing down the cost of flying to regional airports.
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He says it's for "smoking a blunteroo or two," but it's equally fitting as a soundtrack for operating heavy machinery, bringing down buildings, and running through brick walls.
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The current ones are very much high-end homes with high-end appliances and finishes, so there is definitely some room for bringing down the price over time.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Gale-force winds battered New Zealand's North Island on Friday, tearing off roofs, bringing down trees, cutting power and forcing residents to flee flooded seaside towns.
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A Dutch-led international team tasked with assigning criminal responsibility on Wednesday said three Russians and a Ukrainian will face murder charges for bringing down the MH17 flight.
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Now there will be a move to bringing down some costs by transferring some of this work to an inside sales model, "Buyer Inside Sales" in Shift's words.
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The key challenge for the sector is bringing down further the level of problem assets, which together with low interest rates and business volumes, is weighing on profitability.
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Bringing down inflation is key for President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi who is running for a second term in a March election and is widely expected to win.
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Yet for all the worries about Trump bringing down the GOP or losing a general election, a surprisingly large number of Republican senators are open to backing Trump.
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Progress is fraught by issues including who is liable when a self-driving car has an accident, bringing down the costs of sensor technology and guarding against hacking.
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Chris Sununu reserved time in his inaugural address to focus on bringing down the cost of local-sourced, renewable energy, calling for "sensible, long-term planning" on policy.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian lawmakers voted on Monday to dissolve parliament, paving the way for a snap election after bringing down the fragile five-month old government last week.
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Key House Republicans are warming to a proposal aimed at bringing down ObamaCare premiums, raising the chances of legislative action this year to stabilize the health-care law.
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A significant amount of what we're working on as well relates to leverage exposure and bringing down the balance sheet, more than it does to dramatic restructuring actions.
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Bringing down Ms. Rousseff — even on charges unrelated to the original corruption investigation — would be a nice season finale to Operation Car Wash: a catharsis of epic proportions.
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Sanders, who has built his campaign around bringing down costs for the middle class, has fundraised on behalf of his delegates, sending a plea to donors in June.
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Warmbier entered the country "for the purpose of bringing down the foundation of its single-minded unity at the tacit connivance of the U.S. government," the report said.
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The Maduro government itself is no stranger to strong language toward Colombia, frequently denouncing its ruling elite as "fascists" and "coupsters" intent on bringing down socialism in Venezuela.
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To the Editor: The mandate given to the House Democrats on Tuesday night was definitely not to spend the next two years obsessing about bringing down President Trump.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said drugmakers are "getting away with murder," and his administration has made bringing down prescription medicine costs for U.S. consumers a top priority.
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So much so, that players across the globe banded together to find ways of bringing down RE7's intensity, clinging to survival guides and walkthroughs with unprecedented desperation.
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Both aim to provide a series of new legal provisions will make it easier for drug companies to introduce generic alternatives, thus spurring competition and bringing down prices.
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To my eyes, Smart HDR unnaturally flattened images by aggressively lifting shadows and bringing down highlights, and it crushes details with a ton of smoothing and noise reduction.
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Eventually it led to an influential open-source developer removing a couple of key pieces of software from the project, bringing down some parts of Chef's commercial business.
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The bomb didn't succeed in bringing down the Twin Towers, but it killed six people, injured many others and alerted Americans to a new kind of terrorism threat.
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As we have covered before, Trump took an unorthodox position for a Republican during the campaign by advocating for an active government role in bringing down drug prices.
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A look at a brief video demonstration (below) shows a user targeting and bringing down a small drone with ease, just outside of what looks like a guarded facility.
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After all, the Night King has been running around the north of Westeros murdering people, making ice zombie wights, raising dragons from the dead, and bringing down The Wall.
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In May, Ellis harshly rebuked Mueller's team, suggesting they lied about the scope of the investigation, were seeking "unfettered power" and were more interested in bringing down the president.
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Late in his five-year term, Hollande moved to tackle the rigidity of France's labor code after having little success bringing down the unemployment rate from around 10 percent.
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The award show may mark the first joint performance between Underwood and Urban on the network's stage, but the singers are no strangers to bringing down the house together.
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" Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's office said: "President Putin held Israel responsible for bringing down the plane and informed President Assad that Russia will develop Syria's air defense systems.
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Eurowings is responding to increased competition in its home market of Germany by bringing down prices on domestic German routes and cutting some bag charges, it said on Wednesday.
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The attack was the first known example of hackers bringing down a major power network and attacks on major utility companies are an increasing concern for governments and corporates.
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It also has stepped up the sophistication of its attacks, nearly succeeding in bringing down a Somali commercial aircraft in February by hiding a bomb in a laptop computer.
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With most trees still holding on to their leaves, these winds could have an easier time bringing down trees and power lines, potentially cutting power to thousands of people.
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By bringing down the hammer on the 21 CS:GO players with a permanent ban, Valve intends to set an example to discourage players from engaging in such illicit acts.
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Just as better battery technology is bringing down the cost and boosting the range of passenger electric vehicles (EVs), those advances are making electrification of commercial vehicles more appealing.
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A day earlier dramatic TV footage showed fast-running rivers of muddy water gushing down roads, bringing down trees and even some villas in the hilly areas around Jakarta.
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Hoag and MemorialCare signed on precisely because their leaders are dedicated to bringing down C-section rates; Lagrew, for instance, has been working on the problem since the 1980s.
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In calling for confrontation, I am probably bringing down the worst violence against my own people, asking them—us—to stand in the vanguard of challenging bias and hatred.
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The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a permissible level, the FT said.
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Democrats say bills aimed at stabilizing the private insurance market and bringing down the cost of medicine are just two examples of areas where Republicans may get Democratic cooperation.
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The fate of almost every main character is up in the air after a final moment that showed Negan bringing down his beloved Lucille onto one of the gang.
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Saltsman, the GOP strategist, said outside groups such as the SLF will be crucial to protecting the Senate Republican majority by bringing down the favorable numbers of Democratic incumbents.
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"Where the government can help is just removing some of those obstacles - for example, bringing down right of way fees and removing this challenge around multiple taxation," she said.
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Washington (CNN)A moderate Democrat who was re-elected to the House is urging his party to focus on policy objectives rather than bringing down Donald Trump's presidency. Rep.
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A cold front was steadily moving southward and eastward across the country, bringing down the temperatures in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, according to the National Weather Service.
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He's aiming at nothing less than bringing down the monopoly that large internet companies such as Facebook and Google have in generating income from online content and its curation.
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"Just continue to talk about ways that we can assure that we're bringing down costs and understand the analysis that's going to show that," Gardner said after the meeting.
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He says RxAdvance is working to bring down the cost of healthcare in the United States by bringing down the costs related to managing prescription drug costs in particular.
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This contingent "is going to build absolutely nothing, but is dedicating themselves to requesting evacuation points, looking for land and bringing down the sector and the market", Aroca said.
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Yes, it's true that an Obamacare individual mandate repeal may ultimately wind up in the Republican tax bill, which may have the effect of bringing down Obamacare after all.
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It isn't a standing state or authority as much as it's local communities and popular bases that have adopted [the goal] of bringing down the regime and organizing themselves.
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If they don't think I'm the right voice to say this stuff, why don't they find the person who is and uplift their voice rather than bringing down mine?
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At his best, Howard had gaudy totals for home runs and R.B.I., but many first basemen excel in those areas, bringing down his perceived value over a theoretical replacement.
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He touted the E2 as being cost efficient, with Embraer bringing down the costs of operating the aircraft, which burns 17 percent less fuel than the company's 190 E1.
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The legislation provides billions of dollars in a "stability fund" aimed at bringing down premiums for 2018 and 2019, which experts say is likely to make those years stable.
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Some of the workers rejoining the ranks of the employed now have spent years away from the labor market and therefore command lower wages, bringing down the overall average.
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It would mean bringing down Kimetto's average pace of four minutes, 259 seconds per mile, to 259:34, or the equivalent of nearly two seconds for every 400 meters.
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But European politicians have gradually shifted tack, bringing down unauthorized maritime migration by 90 percent through deals with authoritarian leaders on Europe's periphery and by obstructing Mediterranean rescue missions.
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That was enough time to destroy about 250 acres of crops and damage more than 983,300 homes, shattering windows and bringing down walls, according to local authorities and state media.
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The Taliban has denied being responsible for bringing down the power lines, saying such tactics, which hit ordinary people, do not fit with their fight against the foreign-backed government.
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The F-35 fighter Reality Check: Bringing down the price of the F-35 jet fighter By Jon Ostrower Trump kicked off his speech claiming he's already negotiating great deals.
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On July 26, 1948, President Harry Truman signed an executive order bringing down the barriers between service members of all races, signaling the beginning of a racially integrated US military.
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Here, small and cheaper satellites are snapping images used in everything from crop-monitoring and geology to defence and urban planning, bringing down costs and increasing the frequency of images.
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Arguably, he has made America safer through a stronger defense and achieved real equality and civil rights progress through bringing down the unemployment rates of African American and Hispanic citizens.
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The S10 and S303 Plus also offer a total of $200 off when you clip the coupon, bringing down the price for their respective 128GB configurations to $699 and $799.
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Visco said Italy must focus its energies on bringing down its huge public debt, the highest in the euro zone after Greece's at around 132 percent of gross domestic product.
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Vienna might simply close its southern borders, prompting what Mrs Merkel described yesterday as a "domino effect": a disastrous wave of unilateral border policies bringing down Europe's free-movement regime.
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Britain implemented the new price cap on Fixed Odd Betting Terminals (FOBTs) in April, bringing down the maximum betting amount to 2 pounds from an earlier 100 pound ($128.3) limit.
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But as McConnell admits here, Democrats are willing to work with Republicans if the actual aims are — as Republicans often say — strengthening insurance markets and bringing down premiums and deductibles.
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The two parties have been aligned almost without interruption since World War Two, but nearly fell out last week over Seehofer's tough line on immigration, potentially bringing down the government.
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The White House spent the weekend defending sweeping new steel and aluminum tariffs it plans to impose within days, arguing that they're vital to bringing down the US trade deficit.
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That no-good slimy monster might have even succeeded in bringing down the Denise Hemphill after throwing red punch on her and then electrocuting her three times with a defibrillator.
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The week-old assault, which could herald a turning point in the war, has already killed hundreds of people, with bunker-busting bombs bringing down buildings on residents huddled inside.
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Bringing down the cost of borrowing money can help offset the negative economic impact of the 25% tariffs that the U.S. has put on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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At a time when the containment of communism had faded as a logic for U.S. intervention, bringing down the world's most notorious criminal was a pretense, not a unique obsession.
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It is not clear how the military would down a drone should the need arise but the Defense Department has developed a series of countermeasures capable of bringing down drones.
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The idea that longer bear markets are more likely to predict recessions provides some evidence that lower stock prices for longer play a role in eventually bringing down the economy.
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That is why, to keep the cracks from spreading and eventually bringing down his edifice of strength, Trump relies on his echo chamber in the alt-fact media and blogosphere.
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Open vulnerabilities are rarely consistent across different models, while broader spectrum jamming violates FCC regulations, often leaving responders with few options for bringing down a drone without endangering public safety.
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The key was to ensure banks had sufficient capital and liquidity, and that their individual failure did not risk bringing down the rest of the financial system, as in 2008.
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The US responded in kind by bringing down an Iranian drone above those waters and organizing an international effort to patrol the strait so tankers can safely travel in it.
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But Trump takes it a step further, latching on to a right-wing media talking point that the Mueller probe is full of partisans set on bringing down Trump's presidency.
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Tester became a top target for Trump, who traveled to Montana to campaign several times in recent weeks, for his role in bringing down the nomination of Navy Rear Adm.
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Now David Gockley, 21987, is hanging up his impresario's cloak, retiring as San Francisco's general director in July and bringing down the curtain on a career that changed American opera.
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When ObamaCare was rolled out, Democrats claimed that Americans who purchase plans on the individual market would have more choices and more competition, key components to bringing down insurance costs.
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The first, he said, was for the middle class to pay less in taxes and have an easier time filing, and the second is bringing down the corporate tax rate.
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In addition to ensuring that its self-driving cars can safely transport passengers to their destinations, General Motors says the key will be bringing down the cost of those rides.
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On the domestic terrorism front, it's the horror of watching Eli convince his various extremist "brothers" that bringing down the electrical grid is a political act committed in their name.
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Trump has regularly pointed to the booming economy as a central reason he believes he will be reelected and credits the tax cuts with boosting output and bringing down unemployment.
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Even though it's likely that millions of people like her are using fake green cards, Morris said ICE's main focus is bringing down the counterfeiters, not going after individual immigrants.
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The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) in 2014 implemented a three-year "glide path", the timetable for bringing down rates gradually, for telecoms companies, including Vodacom and MTN.
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She also became the first black female comic to host "Saturday Night Live," bringing down the house with her infectious energy and sly advice for men accused of sexual misconduct.
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In her history of the Breckinridge-Pollard affair, "Bringing Down the Colonel," Patricia Miller revisits a mostly forgotten saga that changed the way many Americans felt about women and sex.
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The fear was that General Motors, Chrysler and Ford would instead collapse, bringing down thousands of suppliers and millions of jobs with them — during what was already a severe recession.
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Nelson Mandela, fresh out of prison, traveled to the U.S. to thank cheering American crowds for participating in a boycott that was instrumental in bringing down the racist Apartheid system.
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Amazon is now offering 29% off the Mashable's Choice Award-winning 128GB Microsoft Surface Pro 6, bringing down its $899 MSRP to a new all-time low of just $423.
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A court informed by biological research could play a role in bringing down those numbers, Mr. Gascón hopes, even if most of these offenders face considerable economic and racial barriers.
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Another aspect of the plan, Hickenlooper said, could be funding aimed at bringing down premiums by helping insurers cover the costs of the sickest enrollees, a program known as reinsurance.
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Austin Mayor Steve Adler thanked law enforcement for their work in bringing down the suspect and urged residents to continue to report anything that appeared suspicious or out of place.
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Chief Executive Tony Durrant told Reuters the oil producer would prioritise bringing down debt, which stood at $2.8 billion at the end of December, over making large acquisitions this year.
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And then, in the end of March, she and Jeff took me to dinner again and said that I was failing as editor-in-chief and bringing down The Markup.
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Here, small and cheaper satellites are snapping images used in everything from crop-monitoring and geology to defense and urban planning, bringing down costs and increasing the frequency of images.
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And in many ways, it set the stage for the work that the Post would do in bringing down the Nixon administration during the Watergate scandal a couple years later.
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On September 11th members of the European Research Group (ERG), an 80-strong collection of Brexit-supporting MPs, met in Westminster to discuss the mechanics of bringing down the prime minister.
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Starbucks will begin installing needle disposal boxes in some of its bathrooms All of Congress's ideas for bringing down prescription drug prices, explained Ever wake up to a numb, dead arm?
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President François Hollande has staked his reputation on bringing down the country's stubbornly high unemployment rate, stating that he will not run for president in 2017 if he does not succeed.
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Honda and McLaren split after the 2017 season that ended last month, bringing down the curtain on three painful years that saw the former world champions suffer their worst ever slump.
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A few minutes later it will burn up as a shooting star, bringing down the curtain on a long and dramatic mission to an under-explored corner of the solar system.
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Lebanon has the third largest debt-to-GDP ratio in the world at more than 150 percent, and the new government is expected to start moves toward bringing down the deficit.
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The White House first launched the idea of ending the rebates last year as part of a drug pricing "blueprint" aimed at bringing down costs, an important election issue for Trump.
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But people who haven't done it are trying to criticize me that I'm bringing down the very high and mighty sport of face punching, I don't know what to tell you.
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Lebanon has the third largest debt-to-GDP ratio in the world at more than 150 percent, and a new government is expected to start moves toward bringing down the deficit.
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Against yen, however, the dollar managed to find its feet after the Bank of Japan offered to buy Japanese government bonds in a surprise operation aimed at bringing down bond yields.
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There are a number of different methods for bringing down a drone in mid-flight, including intercepting and hacking into the control signal itself, but jamming is still the most reliable.
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Earlier this year, the city of New Orleans removed several of its Confederate memorials, marking the end of the project by bringing down a statue of Robert E. Lee in May.
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The government of Nicolas Maduro blames private businesses for sabotaging the economy with price speculation and routinely denounces opposition activists as coup-plotters, intent on bringing down socialism in the country.
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Bringing down these barriers of entry for those with a criminal record, particularly in occupations without a close relationship to a prior conviction, would make for an easier reentry to society.
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At one workout in March 2008, when Yoder Begley said she was mourning the recent death of her dog, Salazar told her she was bringing down the rest of the team.
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The measures provide funding to reimburse insurers for discounts to low-income enrollees and to pick up the cost of some especially sick patients, which is aimed at bringing down premiums.
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Cyclone Debbie, a category four storm, one short of the most powerful level five, pounded Queensland state on Tuesday, smashing tourist resorts, bringing down power lines and shutting down coal mines.
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Joel White is the president of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage, a broad-based alliance with a singular focus on bringing down the cost of health care for all Americans.
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John Wilkins bringing tears to many hungover, jaded rockers as he closed the Saturday afternoon show with his full band and backup singers bringing down home Memphis Gospel to the festival.
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This is why epidemiologists are so focused on "flattening the curve" of infections by bringing down the rate of infection, so that fewer people will be very sick at one time.
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This ensures that they have enough cash to survive a crisis, quality equity to manage problems and a living-will plan for how they can fail without bringing down the economy.
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The #MeToo movement, which burst into the spotlight in the fall of 2017, bringing down powerful figures in Hollywood, the media, politics, sports and more, continues to reverberate 15 months later.
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So the Trump administration is likely hoping that this policy change could make insurance cheaper for younger people and get more of them in the market, bringing down average costs overall.
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His approach has not always been popular; even those who applaud his work worry that an outsider bringing down corrupt officials in Guatemala is still a long way from enduring justice.
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The reason for wolves performing much better, she said, might be that in the wild they must cooperate in bringing down big game and sharing it if they are to survive.
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"It is important that we let the multi-state conservation plan have time to work before bringing down the full force of the Endangered Species Act," he said in a statement.
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In addition to arresting individuals accused of bringing down the passenger jet, Iran has also arrested a few dozen protesters, as crowds take to the streets to protest the Iranian regime.
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Ironically, H.R. 620 adds legal barriers, including long court wait times, to a law that is all about bringing down barriers -- and we have had more than 27 years to comply.
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If it is serious about bringing down drug prices, the first thing it should do is put access and affordability conditions on the public funding given to medical products in development.
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The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a permissible level, the FT said on.ft.com/2KecBQA.
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Then, almost a month later, the same Botnet of Things was used to attack an internet infrastructure company, bringing down Twitter, Reddit, Spotify and several other popular websites as collateral damage.
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"We're bringing back jobs, we're bringing down your taxes, we're getting rid of your regulations, and there are some really exciting times ahead," Trump told the group, according to Business Insider.
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An 80-metre-long span of the bridge, made of reinforced concrete, collapsed in heavy rain on Tuesday, bringing down dozens of cars and trucks and killing at least 37 people.
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With that the crisis that at moments had threatened to propel the CSU out of Germany's governing coalition (perhaps even bringing down Mrs Merkel in the process) seems to have been defused.
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If she isn't bringing down the house in Vegas where she has a residency or designing for her new genderless children's clothing line, she's sitting front row at our favorite couture shows.
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Zambia's local mining body said on Thursday that Zambia was pricing itself out of the global mining market with the proposed tax hikes, which are aimed at bringing down mounting public debt.
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The next iteration of Cassie will focus on bringing down the cost by increasing volume, with the firm aiming for a price tag "well under $100,000" in the next couple of years.
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Also I asked if there is a print out or log of how much I pay weekly, what percent of my money goes to bringing down price no one could tell me.
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Cyclone Debbie, a category four storm, one short of the most powerful level five, pounded Australia's Queensland state last week, smashing tourist resorts, bringing down power lines and shutting down coal mines.
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At a renaissance festival in Russia, one costumed participant took preserving historical accuracy into his own hands by bringing down a drone buzzing overhead with nothing but an impressively accurate spear toss.
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In Yedioth Ahronoth, NSO Group claimed to have helped stop "several very big terror attacks in Europe," and have a crucial role in bringing down Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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It seems that Mueller wants to turn his team into heroes of the left – like Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein of Watergate fame – by bringing down a Republican president.
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Di Grassi, 34, said he knows the environmental argument will not convince many people but bringing down costs would - and his industry also had a role to show electric cars could perform.
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She said the most important action Congress could take is to provide funding for what is known as reinsurance, which helps cover the costs of especially sick patients, thereby bringing down premiums.
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It ripped through the mediaeval cathedral on April 15, destroying the roof, toppling the spire and almost bringing down the main bell towers and outer walls before firefighters brought it under control.
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"Trade is good for growth, good for jobs, good for bringing down poverty, but we also know there have been countries, communities, and individuals who are not benefiting so much," she said.
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For one thing, the introduction of more biosimilar drugs and generics; and speeding approvals by the FDA have been important steps to increasing competition, improving patient choice and bringing down drug prices.
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Things came to a head last fall when demonstrations gripped the country as protesters took to the streets raging at years of inept leadership and rampant corruption, eventually bringing down the government.
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Joe Klein, part of a group of classmates at the rink, said the team's credo was "Play hard to pray hard" and likened the team to a biblical David bringing down Goliaths.
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The company also believes the use of this device will have an impact on the management of blood inventory, thus bringing down costs while maintaining a good supply of needed blood types.
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What about his role in bringing down Slobodan Milosevic or his advice—ignored by Obama—not to surge troops into Afghanistan in 2009 or his rallying NATO to confront Russia over Ukraine?
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This month, it announced targets to cut traffic-related emissions by at least 10 percent in the next five years, aimed at bringing down pollution to meet EU limits by December 2020.
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PHS also ran out of Nexplanon implants, one of the long-acting reversible birth control methods that's been credited with bringing down the rate of unintended pregnancy — and abortion — around the country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday charged the new U.S. health secretary with bringing down drug prices and to be tough on pharmaceutical companies about the widespread abuse of prescription opiates.
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Bringing down the corporate income tax rate — which is currently the highest in the developed world, at a top marginal rate of 85033 percent — would cut at the heart of the problem.
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Although the Alexander-Murray bill has attracted at least 60 supporters in the Senate, and although it would reduce the ACA's costs by bringing down premiums, its enactment is far from certain.
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He also was an FBI informant who ratted on the New England mob, his gang's main rival, in an era when bringing down the Mafia was a top national priority for the FBI.
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I have been in government for maybe 13 or 14 years, and never seen anything like this so singularly focused on bringing down a country economically to get them to the negotiating table.
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Karachi, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Pakistani shares fell on all days this week, bringing down the benchmark index below the 40,000 mark, as political tensions deepened between the ruling and opposition parties, spooking investors.
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Some people applaud him for his involvement bringing down Peña; others, like Colonel Martinez (Juan Pablo Shuk), say that the people who let Los Pepes loose on Colombia should've been arrested — not promoted.
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But Musk has a strategy for driving down the cost of his electric car that hinges on achieving economies of scale, bringing down the production cost of the battery pack by 30 percent.
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The government argues a budget expansion will boost economic growth and in turn tax revenues, bringing down its 2.3-trillion-euro ($2.63 trillion) public debt, which represents about 130 percent of economic output.
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The financial sector has been rocked by months of revelations of wrongdoing stemming from the Royal Commission, driving down share prices and bringing down the reputations of some of the country's biggest companies.
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"We have to consider an indirect impact as a result of these trade tensions between two largest economies in the world bringing down external demand and global growth down the road," added Chang.
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Polls suggest that Sunday's Italian referendum on what Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says is a vote about streamlining public administration, will likely fail, perhaps bringing down the government and prolonging the county's turbulence.
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This reasoning can apply not only to heavy manufacturing, but also to medicine, bringing down the costs of so-called "orphan drugs," those currently not manufactured because of their low potential for profit.
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A strong earthquake hit southwestern Japan on Thursday, bringing down some buildings, killing at least nine people and injuring hundreds, local media said, but the nuclear regulator reported no problems at power plants.
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Back in June of this year, we wrote about a company called Future Family that aimed to simplify the world of female fertility testing, all while bringing down the cost of treatment options.
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KERIO VALLEY, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nathaniel Tumo was astounded when an excavator arrived at his farm in western Kenya four years ago and started digging for minerals, almost bringing down his house.
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After a decade of resistance, Solidarity succeeded in ultimately bringing down communism in Eastern Europe by bridging one of the most salient divides in communist Poland, between the working class and the intelligentsia.
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"But, let's ask Senator Sanders's campaign: Why did he vote to deregulate swaps and derivatives, one of the key reasons for Lehman Brothers being overleveraged, collapsing and bringing down the economy?" she said.
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It is part of the European Commission's drive to improve power and gas connections across the EU's 28 member states by better distributing available supplies, bringing down prices and trying to minimise disruptions.
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Campaigner Park Soo-yeon, who played a key role in bringing down Soranet, said she was unhappy with the four-year prison sentence handed down to the female co-founder of the website.
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But by focusing on bringing down health care costs, Chen and Troy write, Republicans can actually make a lot of progress on covering more uninsured people, not just giving them "access" to coverage.
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This includes bringing down costs, such as weaning customers off costly debit card "top ups" and imposing a cap on fee-free foreign ATM withdrawals — as well as starting to generate meaningful revenue.
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The Department of Homeland Security is still considering banning laptops on all international flights due to continued threats from terrorists who are "obsessed" with bringing down a U.S.-based plane full of Americans.
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Mr. Bannon, left, has come to view China as a military and economic threat to the U.S. Together, the unusual pair have a common, if lofty, objective: bringing down the Chinese Communist Party.
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In the end, perhaps heedful of Mr. Netanyahu's warnings against bringing down one of the most right-wing governments Israel has known, a move that could have had unpredictable consequences, they backed down.
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"We want to promote this region as a region of cooperation, bringing down walls and building bridges," said Marit Jacobsen, deputy head of the Norwegian Barents Secretariat, which funds cooperation projects with Russia.
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Marwan braced herself, but there was nowhere else on Earth she would rather be than chanting with her people, knowing all their energy was channeled toward the goal of bringing down a dictator.
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The group will discuss Trump's two main goals for the rebuilding initiative: injecting $1 trillion worth of overall investment into the nation's infrastructure and bringing down the lengthy permitting process to two years.
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Republicans are discussing other ways to stabilize the market, including the creation of high-risk pools, where people with expensive medical conditions might be covered, bringing down the coverage costs for everyone else.
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Following the Iranians bringing down an American drone in the Persian Gulf in June, Trump had approved a strike against Iranian missile batteries and radars but then he abruptly called off the operation.
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We've saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of the fantastic new F-2503 jet fighter, and will be saving billions more dollars on contracts all across our Government.
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The fall in consumption could weigh on global prices that have risen nearly 295% so far in the 213, but could help in bringing down the south Asian country's trade deficit, supporting the rupee.
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We've saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of the fantastic new F-35 jet fighter, and will be saving billions more dollars on contracts all across our Government.
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Most importantly, access to the densest pools of wind and solar energy will make the capital costs of windmills, dams and solar farms easier to bear, bringing down the cost of electricity for everyone.
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The army said bad weather prevented a rescue mission immediately after it was requested on Saturday, but on Sunday morning helicopters reached the area, bringing down the two climbers and the body of Huber.
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In the intervening period, the American people have been distracted by a war, supposedly aimed at bringing down a bad guy, Saddam Hussein, who had nothing to do with the suffering of 9/11.
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Video Such legal strategy sparked U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis's outburst earlier this month at a hearing for Manafort, suggesting Mueller's team is seeking "unfettered power" and are interested in bringing down the president.
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In footage revealed exclusively at CinemaCon, two Belgian shepherds owned by Sofia (Halle Berry) take an active role in the fight, bringing down the bad guys who would harm Sofia and John (Keanu Reeves).
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This year has already seen attacks against voter registration systems in Arizona and Illinois, with the latter attack bringing down the system for 10 days and stealing data on as many as 200,000 voters.
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The regulator in 2014 implemented a three-year "glide path", the timetable for bringing down the rates gradually for telecoms companies, including Telkom, Vodacom and MTN, saying they were too high and hindered competition.
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Senate Republicans plan to unveil the text of their draft health-care bill as senators struggle over issues such as the future of the Medicaid program for the poor and bringing down insurance costs.
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As part of the president's larger goal of bringing down the cost of prescription drugs for all consumers, one of his proposals is to give Medicare Part D plans more negotiating power with drugmakers.
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Credit Suisse made some progress in bringing down costs and now expects to approach its cost base target of $5.4 billion in Global Markets by the end of 2016, two years ahead of schedule.
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The reason investment funds remain interested lies in the long-term revenues and stable cash flows wind farms generate, much like other infrastructure projects, plus the fact that technological advances are bringing down costs.
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Burundi, where Nkurunziza eventually won re-election, accuses Rwanda of supporting a rebel group recruiting members in the refugee camps with the aim of bringing down the Burundian government, an accusation dismissed by Rwanda.
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"We wanted to bring back money that was stolen ... Instead we were accused of bringing down the country, we were accused of being traitors," Shukri said, shedding tears briefly as he made his remarks.
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Anthony Mackie stars as an E.R. nurse who frees an injured murder suspect (Frank Grillo) from police custody and enlists his help in bringing down the dirty cops who have kidnapped his pregnant wife.
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That would probably be accompanied by money leaving so-called emerging markets, exacerbating crises in Argentina and Turkey, while bringing down the value of currencies more broadly, from Brazil to South Africa to India.
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And just as in 1989, when thousands — including his own parents — took to the streets to demand the end of Communism, this week's marches were aimed at bringing down a "failed system," he said.
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The focus on fielding cheaper ways to defend ships is nonnegotiable, Gilday writes, meaning that he will continue to push toward directed energy and electronic warfare as a means of bringing down the cost.
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William was known for all manner of household torments, some directed at the pets—he "had succeeded," De Quincey wrote, "at bringing down cats by parachutes "—and Wilson writes that he "despised" Thomas. Mrs.
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Britain's official budget forecasters could cause further embarrassment for Osborne on Wednesday if they predict he will miss his secondary target of bringing down public debt as a share of economic output each year.
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"They seem to have this notion that they can be a majority party, and have control of the White House, and not be responsible for bringing down the health care system," said Democratic Sen.
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The initial findings from the Mueller report, as summarized by Attorney General William Barr, were embarrassing for a party that had whipped itself into a lather about the findings potentially bringing down the president.
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Italy appears to have lurched further into another political crisis with gusto although Matteo Salvini, the leader of the increasingly powerful Lega party, is insisting that he has no intention of bringing down the government.
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Any minute now we will hear from the hero NYPD officer, Ryan Nash, he&aposs credited with stopping the suspected terrorist opening fire, bringing down the dirt bag before he could do any more harm.
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Instead, she reiterated that Lockheed has been bringing down the cost of the F-35 aircraft, and is moving forward with a "sustainment cost reduction" that will reduce costs in the supply chain and manufacturing.
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Lifetime's UnREAL, a show about the behind the scenes drama on a reality dating show set, was praised in Season 1 for bringing down the curtain on the world of The Bachelor and the like.
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Once your roster size expands, try to make sure you've always got a grenadier along for the ride — if nothing else, grenades are excellent for bringing down walls and opening up new paths of travel.
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The majority of small business owners still say that Mexico and China trade policy will not be a factor for their business, but entrepreneurs experiencing a direct or indirect hit are bringing down overall confidence.
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There is too much focus on cost: Most of the attention is on bringing down the price of Lidar to $1,000, or even $100, so that self-driving can be embraced by the mass market.
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Last week, Musk and his Boring Company, a venture devoted to speeding up and bringing down the costs of tunnel boring, sat down for an hour-long public informational meeting in a Los Angeles synagogue.
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But he is not the only one bringing down the curtain on open government and press availability: The Republican-controlled Senate -- in total secrecy -- crafted a health care bill that will affect millions of Americans.
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Burundi, where Mr. Nkurunziza eventually won re-election, accuses Rwanda of supporting a rebel group recruiting members in the refugee camps with the aim of bringing down the Burundian government, an accusation dismissed by Rwanda.
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Energy firms have sharply reduced oil and gas drilling since the collapse in crude markets began in mid-2014, bringing down prices by as much as 70 percent to 13-year lows earlier this year.
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Buoyed by his success in the polls, Salvini is looking to trigger an early election in the autumn by bringing down the Italian government, confident he would emerge as prime minister from any new vote.
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SYDNEY, June 8 (Reuters) - A light plane crashed and burst in to flames on a suburban backstreet of the Australian city of Melbourne on Friday, killing the pilot and bringing down overhead powerlines, police said.
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By bringing down these tariffs, the chancellor would placate the U.S. president, but such a step would also take away most of the basis for the president's claim that the EU is unfair on trade.
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The government also plans to move more aggressively to deter hoarding of land and force plots out into the market where they can be bought and developed, increasing supply of homes and bringing down prices.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A strong earthquake hit southwestern Japan on Thursday, bringing down some buildings, killing at least nine people and injuring hundreds, local media said, but the nuclear regulator reported no problems at power plants.
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At the core of Republican objectives for the "repealing and replacing" of Obamacare is bringing down the cost of health insurance — not just the premiums but the out-of-pocket costs people pay as well.
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British construction and services company Carillion collapsed on Monday when banks refused to lend it any more money, throwing hundreds of major projects in doubt and bringing down one of the government's most important suppliers.
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Mr. Bannon has come to view China as a military and economic threat to the U.S. Together, the unusual pair, pictured above, have a common, if overly grand, objective: bringing down the Chinese Communist Party.
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Head to the main cathedral here, for which Rubens painted his grandiose "Descent From the Cross," and look at the eight figures bringing down Christ's body in a torrent of sweeping fabrics and slashing light.
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Mr. Fontana is a leading member of the League party, led by the nationalist Matteo Salvini, who has not been shy about leveraging the crisis to pursue his aim of bringing down Mr. Conte's government.
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If I were a New Hampshire voter, I'd vote for her, not only because I like her but also because I'm starting to think she'd have a very decent shot at bringing down President Trump.
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Iran has denied responsibility for bringing down the jet, blaming a technical failure and accusing the US of spreading a "big lie" by claiming a missile strike caused the crash, which killed everyone on board.
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By cheapening the euro, that program has been the mainstay of the eurozone economic recovery, and it has also succeeded in calming European bond markets despite the limited improvement in bringing down public debt levels.
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Young said the manufacturer of those panels, JOLED, is building a larger factory next year, bringing down costs, It may be a while until OLED monitors can compete with even the best LCDs on price.
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Oil dropped sharply in March, bringing down Hall along with others including Andurand Commodities Fund, which through the end of July had lost more than 15 percent, according to a source close to the firm.
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Islamic State militants operating in the area have turned to insurgency-style tactics aimed at bringing down the government in Baghdad ever since it retook all territory and declared victory against them in December 2017.
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What's most mystifying to foreign diplomats and trade policy experts is how the Trump administration conceives the endgame of bringing down a legal system the United States spent so much time and effort to build.
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Allie Conti met with some of the women, explored how they came together, and wondered if the way they organized online and spoke out together could provide a roadmap for bringing down other powerful men.
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About 7 million Americans saw their health care costs lowered by the cost-sharing reductions in 2016, and the federal government paid $7 billion to health plans for bringing down those out-of-pocket costs.
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Donald Trump's recent implosion risks bringing down the rest of his party with him, opening up the possibility that Democrats can win back not only the Senate but also the House of Representatives this November.
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With U.S. trade duties threatening to ratchet up pressure on China's already slowing economy, its policymakers have shifted focus in recent months to growth-boosting measures, pushing banks to lend more and bringing down financing costs.
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It was announcing long-delayed guidelines aimed at bringing down a 721 billion euro ($837.01 billion) pile of unpaid debt, mostly inherited from the 2008-12 economic crisis and concentrated in Greece, Cyprus, Portugal and Italy.
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BHP Group PLC fell 3 percent, bringing down London's FTSE and the STOXX 600 as the world's biggest miner cut its forecast for iron ore output, a day after rival Rio Tinto slashed its output guidance.
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What AT&T is trying to do here is put all internet companies in the same bag, bringing down regulations on a hated rival (edge providers) just after escaping the regulations placed on its own industry.
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ROME (Reuters) - Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday he had no intention of bringing down the Italian government, but wanted to see the cabinet act with greater urgency and push through much-needed reforms.
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Ellis made news during the May 4 hearing for harshly rebuking Mueller's team, suggesting they are seeking "unfettered power" and are more interested in bringing down the president than prosecuting former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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My guess is that over time there will be somewhat less expensive options, though most of Apple's focus will likely be on adding the latest and greatest to the machine, not in bringing down its price.
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One AI might teach you about surviving rushes, another might teach you about bringing down a turtled-up economic giant, but very few can actually handle all the scenarios that occur in a long RTS session.
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The Mooch preened and peacocked in his first press briefing, insisting that he was going to stop the leaks coming out of the White House while bringing down the heat between Trump's aides and the media.
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The company became so good at stealing subscribers that the other three major carriers—AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint—copied all of these tactics, expanding options for cell phone users, bringing down prices, and improving service.
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I'm proud to lead a DCCC that's supported by grassroots donors who believe in bringing down the cost of health care, raising wages for everyday Americans, and holding Washington Republicans accountable for their culture of corruption.
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The top brass at the channel had taken a keen interest in their little downtown website and what it could do to advance their cause, which at the time appeared to be bringing down the president.
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When he's not bringing down the house at countless music festivals across the world, he moonlights as an ambassador for Artists for Peace and Justice, a nonprofit Haitian charity organization founded by film director, Paul Haggis.
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Bringing down a major Russian nuclear corruption scheme that had both compromised a sensitive uranium transportation asset inside the U.S. and facilitated international money laundering would seem a major feather in any law enforcement agency's cap.
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His lack of conviction about bringing down a government, some say, also guarantees that the United States will not shoulder the financial burden to rebuild Venezuela if its embattled president, Nicolás Maduro, is eventually forced out.
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That means fewer of them are required, bringing down the overall expense of planting turbines on the seabed, work boat rentals and other factors that drive up the costs of generating electricity in a marine environment.
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Franklin did her thing over two days in January 1972 at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in South Central Los Angeles — her thing being a simultaneous rising to the rafters and bringing down the house.
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The reform is part of a broader package aimed at bringing down the stubbornly high unemployment rate of nearly nine percent launched months into Emmanuel Macron's presidency last year with an overhaul of the labor code.
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SAP announced the move after rushing out third-quarter results, bringing down the curtain on an era in which McDermott undertook a string of acquisitions that drove growth but also created complexity that frustrated many clients.
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Here, we happen upon Princess Leia offering what may be the most important cracker in all of Star Wars to Wicket, a member of the Ewok species — a key ally in bringing down the evil Empire.
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New battery technologies can improve the reliability and safety of electric vehicles, while bringing down the total cost, Christina Lampe-Önnerud, a chemist and an entrepreneur, told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China.
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His attempt to impeach Rousseff, then, was widely interpreted as something like Samson bringing down the Philistines' temple: He knew he was going down, so he might as well try to take his enemy with him.
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Gizmodo: This is your third book to be turned into a movie, (after Bringing Down the House was adapted into 21 and Accidental Billionaires into The Social Network) so you've gotta know something about Hollywood by now.
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In the immediate aftermath of the attack in 2015, the community was split, Pitcavage and his co-author, the ADL's Joanna Mendelson, report, with some prominent voices condemning Roof for bringing down law enforcement on their heads.
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China's central bank has recently eased monetary policy in the face of slowing economic and credit growth, with moves that included bringing down market interest rates and four cuts in bank reserve requirements so far this year.
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While the president has often talked about bringing down prescription drug prices as a priority, his attempts to do so thus far have targeted pharmacies, aligning the administration with pharmaceutical manufacturers, while Democrats favor the opposite approach.
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While InstaMed has lofty aspirations of improving users' experiences and bringing down costs in American health care, the effort is completely separate from Haven, the joint venture formed last year by J.P. Morgan, Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway.
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The introduction of the resolution authority, Title II of Dodd-Frank, the OLA — orderly liquidation authority — that allows the Fed and the FDIC and the Treasury to unwind a failing firm without bringing down the financial system.
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It was called on again with two minutes remaining and once more confirmed the referee's decision not to award a penalty, this time after Danny Welbeck got a faint touch on the ball when bringing down Fabregas.
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Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail said it was too early to rule out any explanation for the crash, including an attack like the one blamed for bringing down a Russian airliner over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula last year.
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Interest income, the bank's most important income line, has been under pressure over the past year due to fierce competition in mortgages and household loans across the region, while Nordea has been preoccupied with bringing down spending.
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"Over the past several quarters, our team has been actively addressing our inventory, expense and capital, and in the second quarter, made substantial progress by bringing down inventory in-line with sales," said Blake Nordstrom, co-president.
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Many of May's lawmakers who want a cleaner break from Europe, and Northern Ireland's DUP, the party she depends on for her parliamentary majority, have threatened to vote against next year's budget, potentially bringing down her government.
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The plan could cut the statutory rate from 35 percent to 15 or 20 percent, which would be most beneficial to retailers like Best Buy, Lowe's and CVS, which have few loopholes currently bringing down their taxes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Higher spending planned by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will help offset the drag on the economy from Brexit but his government must keep on bringing down public debt levels, the International Monetary Fund said.
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On Thursday Labour urged rebel lawmakers in the ruling Conservatives to help block a no-deal Brexit by bringing down Johnson's administration and allowing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to form a caretaker government before a general election.
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However, Renzi also stressed that Italy was committed to bringing down its public debt - the highest in the euro zone after Greece's as a percentage of national output - and would respect the Commission's decisions on its budget.
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U.S. Senate Republicans plan to unveil the text of their draft health-care bill on Thursday as senators struggle over issues such as the future of the Medicaid program for the poor and bringing down insurance costs.
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At the opening of parliament on Sunday, Premier Li Keqiang identified "bringing down the leverage of enterprises" - which the Bank for International Settlements says reached 2500 percent of GDP last year - as a key task in 21.
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Like every other repeal bill that has been considered, the Graham-Cassidy bill makes absolutely no sense if you care about bringing down the cost of health care, getting more people insured, or human beings in general.
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And, before you congratulate Thiel for bringing down a pesky media property staffed by bright young things, remember: while he's not the first titan to crush an ant underfoot, his cruel precedent is dangerous to us all.
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To learn whether traditional broths had any effect against malaria, Baum and his colleagues asked students at the Eden School in North London to bring soups that had a reputation for bringing down fevers to the classroom.
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Flooding the market, American fossil fuels are not only reducing Russian market share, but also bringing down the global prices of oil and gas, creating a new normal that spells trouble for the oil-dependent Russian economy.
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He has similarly talked about collaborating with Ms. Pelosi's Democrats, who just took over the House, on possible bipartisan initiatives like rebuilding the nation's roads, bridges and other infrastructure or bringing down the cost of prescription drugs.
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"The real benefit is if it provides a way of bringing down the overall cost of the vehicle fleet more widely," said David Reiner, a lecturer on technology policy at the University of Cambridge's Judge Business School.
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Skeptics say the consultations over the Novartis deal are a further sign of cozy relations between the administration and big drugmakers that cast doubt on how serious the Trump team is about bringing down prescription drug costs.
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Almost every CEO I have interviewed in the last couple of quarters has emphasized this point: the number one priority is bringing down costs and investors are quick to punish those who are not delivering quickly enough.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, citing intelligence from Canada and other sources, has blamed an Iranian missile for bringing down the plane that had 63 Canadians on board, although he said it "may well have been unintentional".
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Cash generated from the sale will go towards bringing down the company's debt, which it reduced to 7.3 billion rand in 2016 from 12.8 billion rand, partly from the proceeds of disposals and customer pre-payment deals.
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We've saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of fantastic — and it is a fantastic — new F-24 jet fighter, and we'll be saving billions more on contracts all across our government.
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He doesn't think Iran would try anything so drastic given that it would cut off not just the oil trade, but food to countries like Qatar and Bahrain, bringing down the wrath of the entire Arab world.
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Chuck, then just a US district attorney, wanted to prosecute Bobby for financial crimes, because he thought bringing down some of the titans of finance was the only way to finally start changing a broken, inequitable system.
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Hammond, returning to the political front line after being sidelined for months by May, remains committed to bringing down the deficit - frustrating colleagues who fear that generous spending pledges by the opposition Labour Party are winning over voters.
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But the Red Woman redeemed herself in the eyes of many in last week's episode when she played an integral role in defending Winterfell against the undead and bringing down the Night King before meeting her own demise.
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The show follows Elliot (Golden Globe-nominatd Rami Malek), an emotionally and psychologically troubled cybersecurity expert, after the head of a secret society — Christian Slater's enigmatic Mr. Robot — approaches him for help in bringing down a massive company.
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However, companies in Mexico and Cambodia are prefabricating biogas units and stoves, bringing down the cost, and are starting to use PAYG technology to help rural families afford them, noted an April report on the clean cooking market.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A typhoon weakened as it cut across the Philippines on Monday after bringing down trees and power lines, and authorities warned of flash floods and mudslides although casualties were few with police reporting only two deaths.
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But, even with documentarians on hand, Weiner apparently couldn't help himself, sexting yet again, bringing down a promising campaign and further embarrassing the loyal woman who stayed married to him after he was forced to resign from Congress.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Bell Pottinger has put itself up for sale after it lost clients for running a racially charged campaign in South Africa, potentially bringing down the curtain on one of the world's leading public relations agencies.
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On the face of it, this seems to be a warning to Conservative anti-Brexit rebels: back May and vote against a customs union, or else risk bringing down the government and let in the opposition Labour Party.
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Read more: The Dutch Safety Board released this chilling animation of MH17 being hit with a missileIn May 2018, investigators concluded that a Russian military missile was responsible for bringing down the plane, showing photo and video evidence.
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Trump's defenders on Fox News and in other conservative media outlets spent the last year building a case that the special counsel's office was the tip of a "deep state" spear aimed at bringing down the Trump administration.
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No one has paid closer attention to the story than Trump himself -- constantly monitoring developments in search of definitive proof that he is the victim of a broad-scale Deep State conspiracy aimed at bringing down his presidency.
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It would be relatively easy, for example, for a hostile power to cripple the American economy by bringing down just one of them The Trump plan needs to keep them safe as well as economic productive and prosperous.
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The government formed last week is also committed to bringing down the debt-to-GDP ratio by boosting the size of the economy and reducing the budget deficit, it said in a draft seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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It also is working with software companies to determine how screening machines can better detect prohibited items, and it is hoping to contract new vendors that can enroll more people in "PreCheck" by bringing down fees, Neffenger said.
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Socialist President Francois Hollande is pressing ahead with disputed labor reforms to give employers more scope to lay off workers and cut costs and has pegged his own re-election bid to his success in bringing down unemployment.
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CHENNAI, India (Reuters) - A cyclone barreled into the southeast coast of India on Monday, killing at least four people and bringing down trees and power lines as authorities moved tens of thousands of people from low-lying areas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans plan to unveil the text of their draft healthcare bill on Thursday as senators struggle over issues such as the future of the Medicaid program for the poor and bringing down insurance costs.
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On Egypt, for example, the story usually goes something like this: First, the brave and idealistic but tragically naive revolutionaries focused only on bringing down the evil dictator Hosni Mubarak, but not on governing when he was gone.
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A study on the Veterans Affairs health care system found that when VA employees feel greater empowerment in their work, they are less stressed, there's less turnover, and they are more effective at bringing down health care costs.
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Supporters of Saudi-style Salafism may have played a major role in, for example, bringing down the Christian governor of Jakarta on blasphemy charges, but they are quick to criticize terrorism, and terrorists rarely recruit from their ranks.
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The gym, which has hosted hundreds and hundreds of Northwestern games, will close temporarily after this season as part of a $110 million renovation — the program literally bringing down the house after the best season in its history.
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The report said the club did so to protect the image of President Josep Maria Bartomeu by bringing down those who have publicly disagreed with him, as well as any potential rivals for the club presidency in future.
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Many have argued that it's not all about worker rights, however, as the taxi lobby — which itself has historically struggled with worker issues — has a vested interest in bringing down the competition for app-based ride-hailing services.
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TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director David Lipton said on Monday the Bank of Japan's new monetary policy framework was already showing some success by bringing down market volatility and stabilising the bond yield curve.
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"There's been some challenges on the pipelines, but this is an industry that still innovates, invests heavily in R&D, and is, I think, a big part of playing a role in bringing down costs by being more efficient."
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They say they want to work with President Donald Trump on two of his stated goals — passing a massive infrastructure bill and a bill bringing down prescription drug prices — all while rigorously investigating his administration and myriad business entanglements.
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A cyclone barreled into eastern India on Friday, bringing down trees and power lines and "extensively" damaging the tourist town of Puri, but there were no early reports of casualties with a million people evacuated before it made landfall.
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Britain's finance minister George Osborne earlier said he would miss a target for bringing down public debt this year, but stuck to his plan to get the public finances back into the black by the end of the decade.
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"He's like Javert" — from "Les Misérables" — "except the guy he's pursuing has stolen more than a loaf of bread," he said of his character, who becomes obsessed with bringing down a corrupt hedge-fund billionaire (Damian Lewis of "Homeland").
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Another pilot we recently spotted is focused on bringing down the cost of grocery delivery by offering customers the option to pay an annual subscription fee of $98, instead of per-delivery charges which can add up over time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he would drop the threat of economic sanctions against Guatemala after its government agreed to implement new measures aimed at bringing down U.S. asylum claims from migrants fleeing Honduras and El Salvador.
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The Commission is expected to end a seven-year-long investigation into Gazprom after the Russian gas company agreed to reforms aimed at bringing down gas prices in eastern Europe and paving the way for rivals in the region.
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Others – the optimists, I suppose – continue to believe governments can work towards slowing climate change if they focus on investing in renewable energies and bringing down emissions levels, the sort of targets enshrined in conventions like the Paris Agreement.
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The Rwandan commission said cases being pursued by the French judiciary into whether Kagame's rebel force had a role in bringing down Habyarimana's plane in April 1994 were motivated by a desire to mask the role French officials played.
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Finance Minister Asad Umer told the Financial Times last week that an agreement was likely by May but officials say there are still wide differences over issues ranging from lifting exchange rate controls to bringing down the twin deficits.
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Singh said the impact of bringing down the prices of knee implants and stents had been "substantial," but more needs to be done, such as clear display of treatment costs by hospitals so patients can compare prices across providers.
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Republicans in both chambers have begun pushing a conspiracy theory that alleges that the FBI's investigation into the 2016 election is being orchestrated by an anti-Trump cabal within the Department of Justice intent on bringing down the president.
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Under Warren's new plan, she would commit only to a series of reforms to the health care system led by executive order, which would include increasing Medicare availability for people of certain age groups and bringing down drug costs.
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American counterterrorism officials have said that while the Islamic State poses a threat to the United States, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is probably more capable of carrying out a complex terrorist attack, like bringing down an airliner.
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If you draw your club in order to strike and proceed so far in the stroke as to be bringing down your club; if then, your club shall break, in any way, it is to be accounted a stroke.
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" In the report released March 10, Greenberg concluded that "they are no longer talking about 'repealing' Obamacare… they 'don't know what the alternative is, but something had to be changed' and they are totally focused on bringing down costs.
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Since he emerged from an operation in the jungles of Guatemala in 2012, he has been obsessed with bringing down Adán Barrera, the ruthless fictional godfather Winslow has placed at the head of the real-life Sinaloa drug cartel.
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The shock move splintered Gantz's centrist Blue and White party just 13 months after it came into existence as a coalition of Netanyahu opponents intent on bringing down the 70-year-old, who is Israel's longest-serving prime minister.
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"As we move forward, we can't eat the whole $2000 to $22018 million, or can't cover it in other parts of our business and for that we are bringing down our guidance by the 0.73 basis points," Olin said.
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But to confirm our suspicions, we went to the leading blackjack expert in the world -- Jeff Ma -- a former member of that MIT blackjack team that inspired the book, "Bringing Down the House" (which later became the movie "21").
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As political scientist Seth Masket pointed out over the weekend, the key to bringing down Richard Nixon over Watergate was the resistance of recalcitrant Republican lawmakers: Watergate came to an end when Republican members of Congress turned against Nixon.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – Germany&aposs interior minister is insisting that his party has no intention of bringing down Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government, but there&aposs no sign yet of a compromise in a bitter standoff over migration.
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Lower purchases by the world's second biggest consumer could cap gains in global prices that jumped to the highest level in over 6-years on Monday, but help the south Asian country in bringing down the trade deficit and supporting rupee .
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose on Tuesday after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the central bank was turning its focus back to bringing down inflation, supporting investors betting that the central bank would rein in monetary policy faster than expected.
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I didn't sleepwalk my way through the whole day I spent — yes that's all it took, this is a short game — bringing down Terra Nova and completing every optional activity on the map, but that time could have been better spent.
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NEW YORK, Dec 1 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields fell on Friday as the likelihood of a wide-ranging tax cut passing the U.S. Senate seemed more in doubt as Senate Republicans grappled with bringing down the cost of the bill.
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In short, they were ready for the Jesse Venturas and Donald Trumps of the world to feed the flames, validating their grievances without providing any solutions to the overwhelming problems that the new oligarchs were bringing down upon their heads.
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"For a set of high-priced small molecule generics in particular, this strategy could be very useful in bringing down prices," Rachel Sachs, a law professor who studies drug prices at Washington University in St. Louis, told me by email.
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Economic recovery will be key to bringing down a jobless rate of 21 percent, the highest in the euro zone, and attaining a primary budget surplus of 1.75 percent - excluding debt servicing outlays - this year as demanded by Greece's creditors.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - A tropical storm has killed at least seven people and left five fishermen missing in Sri Lanka, bringing down trees across main roads and on houses, officials said on Thursday, warning of landslides and flooding in severely hit areas.
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Because so much of the price of housing is driven by the land, big-data mapping that combines geography with databases on land ownership and zoning to identify more land for development indirectly has been bringing down the price of housing.
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She said she has a plan to decrease household debt by increasing the minimum wage, canceling student loan debt, bringing down the cost of childcare and making tuition free at every public technical school, two-year college, and four-year college.
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The one-time progressive rock star—who activists tried to summon to run in 2016 with hopes of bringing down Hillary Clinton—has already made moves that many inside the Beltway believe are a precursor to a run in 2020.
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The deal may also help spur further mergers and acquisitions in the tech sector, where a broad correction is bringing down the prices of public and private companies even as a handful of major players sit on large cash piles.
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But as my colleague Todd VanDerWerff has pointed out, it's become increasingly clear that the TV show considers June, Offred's TV counterpart, to be a hero in the conventional sense, positioning her to be instrumental in bringing down her dystopian government.
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Thiel is a billionaire venture capitalist, Facebook board member, and co-founder of PayPal, but he's become most famous in recent months as the man responsible for bringing down Gawker, having quietly funded wrestler Hulk Hogan's legal battles against the site.
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At Samuels' new church, they encounter a colorful cast of characters, from Miss Beasley, the choir director whose possible dementia is played for laughs, to Judd Lumpkin, an a-hole businessman who is blindly bringing down the church from the inside.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), would provide funding for "reinsurance" programs aimed at bringing down premiums.
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The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, bringing down its average emissions of the greenhouse gas to a permissible level, according to the Financial Times, which was first to report the agreement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Senator Rand Paul said on Sunday that the Obamacare replacement bill he plans to unveil would get rid of some of the mandates for health insurance coverage with the aim of bringing down the cost of insurance.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank on Wednesday announced a raft of new banking rules aimed at bringing down some of the world's highest interest rates by increasing liquidity, reducing funding costs and fostering competition in the financial system.
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Lower imports by the world's second biggest consumer could cap gains in global prices that are trading near their highest level in over six years, but help the south Asian country in bringing down the trade deficit and supporting rupee .
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The film implies that the Hog Farm's irreverent equanimity towards others helped facilitate the no-sweat communion among festival goers in helping each other, whether in dispensing food or aiding medical staff in bringing down those on bad acid trips.
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The second possibility is that next week parliament will either succeed in passing legislation to force Johnson to ask the Europeans for an extension of the October 85033 deadline or succeed in bringing down Johnson's government by a no-confidence vote.
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Along with bringing down apartment prices for low-income renters, said Giselle Routhier, policy director at the Coalition for the Homeless, the changes could save the city and state money currently spent on grants to help the homeless afford broker fees.
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XR has tried to keep its public messaging moderate, deleting some of the overly political tweets that occasionally slip out on its Twitter account ("This movement is the best chance we have of bringing down capitalism," read one in April).
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Again, they are ignoring realities: four-year colleges are not best for everyone; schools can be held accountable for bringing down the cost of tuition; and public universities can innovate the student experience so more people can complete a degree.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) that would provide funding for "reinsurance" programs aimed at bringing down premiums.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), which would provide funding known as reinsurance aimed at bringing down premiums.
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The 64-year-old responded by saying that electric vehicles would still fall behind gasoline cars when it comes to range, but added passenger cars are "one of the most hopeful" factors in bringing down the cost of environmentally friendly alternatives.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) that would provide funding for "reinsurance" programs aimed at bringing down premiums.
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The president also lashed out at "illegal" leaks for bringing down Mr. Flynn, who the White House has acknowledged had multiple conversations after the election — in late December — with Mr. Kislyak about sanctions that were being imposed by the Obama administration.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (Reuters) - Pennsylvania prosecutors want a "bandwagon" of unreliable accusers on parade at Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial next year, egged on by a celebrity attorney intent on bringing down an American icon, the comedian's defense lawyers said on Wednesday.
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In Britain, Johnson is so sure of his support from the public that he sought Wednesday to goad his opponents into bringing down his government so that he could call a general election and take the issue to the voters.
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The price for giving up on the Good Friday Agreement could be steep: It would likely invoke Ireland's wrath, cause a subsequent EU backlash and draw global opprobrium for bringing down one of the 20th century's most successful peace agreements.
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The right way to do it was to just wait for the next recession to strike, and then, instead of promoting the fastest possible recovery, let the recovery go a bit on the slow side — thus bringing down the inflation rate.
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The agency's chief information officer, David Bray, stated in a letter on May 8 that an "analysis" had revealed that the FCC was "subject to multiple distributed denial-of-service attacks," bringing down the comment site and leaving it inaccessible to the public.
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Caroline Graham Hansen's fierce shot was tipped over the bar by Australia keeper Lydia Williams in the 99th as both teams attacked relentlessly and Kennedy was shown a straight red card for bringing down Lisa-Marie Utland as she rushed toward goal.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly "has done a pretty good job of bringing down the iron curtain," a longtime Trump adviser told BuzzFeed News, pointing to Kelly's much-reported effort to control the flow of information to the Oval Office.
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AHMEDABAD, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A plan to combat extreme heat in India's Ahmedabad city has been so effective in raising awareness and bringing down fatalities that city officials are rolling out a similar program to fight another environmental risk: air pollution.
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Snowden pointed out that the book is a mirror version of Atlas Shrugged: instead of a few ubermensch bringing down a misguidedly egalitarian society by leaving, it's about a mass movement of the disenfranchised threatening a society controlled by the vastly wealthy.
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Across Yerevan, and even in the city's dreary outskirts, people speak of a renewed sense of optimism, crediting the new government with bringing down rampant corruption, taming powerful oligarchs and paving the way for the first free and transparent election in a generation.
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Sweden has long been proud of its self-proclaimed status as a "humanitarian superpower" and its decision in November to tighten border controls and asylum rules came close to bringing down Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's minority coalition government of Social Democrats and Greens.
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Another sharp escalation came in mid-May, when P.K.K. supporters released a video online seeming to show one of the group's fighters bringing down a Turkish attack helicopter with a shoulder-fired missile, a weapon to which the Kurds have rarely had access.
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While the impact of this slow-moving human ecological train wreck may seem less important than bringing down the cost of Medicare or reforming Social Security, it is actually part of the root cause and solution of both these policy challenges as well.
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He has built a reputation as a technocrat who brought a new level of competence to a city with a long history of bad government, successfully tackling high debt, reducing the vulnerability of the public tender system to corruption and bringing down crime.
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It is the debt equivalent of a controlled explosion: offering a company favourable financing, such as low interest loans, to convince it to intentionally default in a way that will trigger payouts on CDS contracts, but without bringing down the whole company.
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In his concession speech on Wednesday, Kachol Lavan's Lapid signaled that his party was keeping an eye on the ongoing investigations against Netanyahu, and that it was organizing in case legal troubles succeed in bringing down the government in the coming year.
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"So he has a point, but I think he may also be missing the point that there are a number of things the House of Commons can do, including bringing down the government and setting up a new one in its place."
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union should change its budget rules to make them more effective in bringing down public debts, EU fiscal advisers said in a report on Wednesday, urging the bloc to scrap deficit targets for countries where debt is falling.
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Brett Redfearn, the Securities and Exchange Commission&aposs director of trading and markets, said at an industry conference last month that while it&aposs "always good to see competition bringing down prices for investors," firms still have an obligation to serve clients well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is turning its focus back to the more conventional business of bringing down inflation as Britain's economy showed it was getting over the damage wrought by the 2007-09 financial crisis, Governor Mark Carney said on Tuesday.
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The final three episodes of the season are pitch-perfect noir/sci-fi, with Kovacs and his crew embarking on what amounts to a daring heist in hopes of bringing down a massive criminal empire, while Ortega faces down her literal demons.
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Nick Bosa, the No. 2 overall draft pick this year by the 49ers, recorded his first career sack in the game, bringing down Winston in the third quarter for a 9-yard loss when the quarterback attempted to scramble out of the pocket.
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If Mr. Ramaphosa is unable to conclude talks with Mr. Zuma before a no-confidence vote, A.N.C. lawmakers will be faced with two unattractive options: vote with the opposition, which will take credit for bringing down Mr. Zuma, or support Mr. Zuma.
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However, Azar's mission is supposed to be bringing down prescription prices, and his main qualification is having run the American division of a drug company during the five years when the price of its insulin rose from $122 to $274 a vial.
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The former president ended the speech harkening back to all that the country had overcome in the last century: "overcoming Depression...bringing down barriers to racial prejudice... winning two world wars and the 'long twilight struggle' of the Cold War," Clinton listed.
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Stephanie Leguia, a resident of Milton, MA — a Boston suburb — told the Boston Herald that she was standing in a neighbor&aposs backyard on Adams Street chatting when the uninflated slide fell from the sky, bringing down several tree branches along the way.
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The time has also come to kick start our economy by rolling back excessive regulations, reversing tax hikes, and bringing down the deficits that have left us with an unprecedented $19 trillion debt, almost half of it accumulated over the past eight years.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), for example, would provide funding aimed at bringing down premiums known as reinsurance. Sen.
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Warren's challenge will be how to carry forward her momentum and stay in the hunt until Super Tuesday — essentially, avoid being this year's Chris Christie, whose big debate performance in 2016 is remembered for bringing down Marco Rubio more than it boosted him.
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Like Mr. Battisti, they had fled during Italy's "years of lead," a bloody and turbulent era in the 1970s and '80s when militants on both the left and right carried out bombings, assassinations and other violence aimed at bringing down the Italian government.
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Although the inflation rate is still some way off the bank's 4 percent target for 2017, the IMF's directors commended Russia's authorities for implementing policies that were helpful in bringing down inflation and said it was on the right course to normalize monetary policy.
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By strengthening the coastguard of Libya, the country from which most migrants have in recent years attempted the perilous journey toward Europe, the mission has contributed to bringing down arrivals from more than a million in 2015 to a tenth of that figure this year.
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"We've saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of fantastic -- and it is a fantastic -- new F-35 jet fighter, and we'll be saving billions more on contracts all across our government," Trump said on Capitol Hill on Tuesday night.
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Carney said in a speech that there was a "gradual firming" in the private sector and that a pick-up in wages over the next few years appeared to be on track, helping the bank move to the more conventional business of bringing down inflation.
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As the Odebrecht scandal unfolded, bringing down top government officials elsewhere in Latin America, the administration of then-President Peña Nieto refused to bring charges in order not to jeopardize its party's chances in the 2018 presidential election, according to Mexican officials at the time.
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The student, Otto F. Warmbier of the University of Virginia, was being held for an unspecified "hostile act" against North Korea with the goal of "bringing down the foundation of its single-minded unity," North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency said on Friday.
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A third factor in bringing down the uninsured rate has been the expansion of Medicaid benefits in a majority of states to cover many more poor adults than had been eligible under that joint federal-state health insurance program before the ACA became law.
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"Birds of Prey" may be about female empowerment and, perhaps, a little bit about bringing down the patriarchy, but it "never gets caught up in cliched morals or weighty lessons," Johnny Oleksinski, of the New York Post, wrote in his review of the film.
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The move is a setback for the administration, which first launched the idea of eliminating the "safe harbor" protections for the payments last summer as part of a drug pricing "blueprint" aimed at bringing down costs, an important election issue for President Donald Trump.
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But the two sides agree more action could be taken if within 90 days the measures do not have the desired result of drastically bringing down the numbers of undocumented migrants reaching the U.S. border from levels that are at a more-than-decade high.
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For instance, in 1976, a full year before Star Wars opened in theaters, the New York Times wrote an article where George Lucas explained what happened in the film's plot, right down to the final beats of Luke Skywalker bringing down the Death Star.
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The bill would invest nearly $500 billion over 10 years into the National Housing Trust Fund — a government program that pays for building and restoring low-income rentals — to construct more than 1003 million affordable housing units in hopes of bringing down rents 10%.
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In a single day last month, Turkey agreed to restore ties with Israel, with which it has been at odds since 2010, and apologised to Russia for bringing down a jet that veered into its airspace in November after a bombing run over Syria.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), and top Democrats are also pushing to pass a pair of bipartisan ObamaCare fixes aimed at stabilizing markets and bringing down premiums.
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He has suggested that Britain, which now faces the risk of a recession, will take more time to fix its public finances than under his predecessor George Osborne, whose focus on bringing down the budget deficit brought him into conflict with the IMF in 2013.
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"Our findings show that immigrants are clearly bringing down per capita health care costs and are likely subsidizing care for native-born Americans," one of the authors, Dr. J. Wesley Boyd, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, said in a statement.
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British researchers tested the activity of homemade soups children brought to school and found that some of the broths, which had a reputation for bringing down fevers, could actually block growth of the malaria parasites, according to a report in Archives of Disease in Childhood.
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The Israeli law enforcement authorities have handled the cases with great caution, wary of the possibility of bringing down a prime minister who might then be proved not guilty in court, not least with Israel facing increasing security threats on its northern and southern frontiers.
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In the later stage of her campaign, Warren has perfected an answer on health care that sounds more reminiscent of her moderate rivals — starting with a list of practical, feasible solutions like defending the Affordable Care Act and bringing down the cost of prescription drugs.
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Iranian OPEC Governor Hossein Kazempour Ardebili told Reuters that Trump "should have expected" when blocking Iran's access to the global markets that it would end up as "hostage (to) Saudi Arabia and Russia", who he said had little vested interest in bringing down prices.
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She outlined other medium-term goals for the bank such as growing retail loans to more than 60 percent of total loans, bringing down overseas loans to less than 13 percent, and boosting the provision coverage ratio of the bank to 70 percent by March 2020.
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But Patrick Minford, a former adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and member of the group "Economists for Brexit", told Reuters that the WTO option, as an alternative to these kinds of agreements, would be "incredibly beneficial to the British economy" by bringing down import prices.
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To "unlock the market opportunity," Ammann outlined how an autonomous vehicle lowers operating costs for companies that currently use human drivers, like Uber and Lyft, as well as advancements the company has made in bringing down costs related to vehicle production, software development and other factors.
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Meanwhile, Reuters cited Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail as saying that it was too early to rule out any explanation for the crash, including the possibility of an attack like the one blamed for bringing down a Russian Metrojet holiday airliner in Egypt's Sinai region in October.
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The Showtime drama, which just wrapped up its third season, stars the legendary Paul Giamatti as Chuck Rhoades, the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, who is hellbent on bringing down Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis), a billionaire hedge fund manager who unapologetically plays dirty.
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Reality Check: Obama on violent crime rates By Sonam Vashi, CNN The President defended his record on crime after Trump claimed that "decades of progress made in bringing down crime are now being reversed by this administration's rollback of criminal enforcement" in his Thursday night speech.
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"We've done all the work in a very difficult environment to deliver a very investable project, (including) bringing down the capital costs of first gas by half to what they were 12 months ago, to $450 million, which is huge," said Bill Higgs, Ophir's chief operating officer.
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As of this week, militias are fighting each other across the Libyan capital of Tripoli, bringing down the curtain on hopes that the internationally-supported Government of National Accord (GNA), of which the Obama administration was a key architect, can impose order on this chaotic country.
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She didn't go without a fight, bringing down two State Supreme Court justices with her for their involvement in a racist, sexist pornography-sharing ring, not a crime but an embarrassing reminder that some Philly officials can't even perform simple tasks without sullying them in some way.
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Radcliffe also speaks about exploring the antisemitism his family had faced, calling the realization "jarring" when he read the official police report that claimed "Jews are so frequently responsible for the bringing down of their own business premises," without any evidence of the supposed fake robbery.
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As one of the nation's most influential health care executives, Mr. Tyson was outspoken about bringing down health-care costs and moving away from the current system that pays hospitals and doctors more when they provide more care, regardless of how much a patient may need it.
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Large majorities of Republican, Democratic and independent voters say they would be more likely to vote for candidates in this year's midterm elections who are committed to bringing down the cost of prescription drugs, according to a poll released last week by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF).
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"I find it somewhat absurd and almost disingenuous that the environmental community is denying the progress the United States is making in leading the world in bringing down carbon emissions from using more clean-burning natural gas," said American Petroleum Institute executive vice president Louis Finkel.
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Granted, the surprises couldn't quite match the operatic highs of last season's finishing twist, which saw U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) sell out various people around him -- including his own father -- in his headlong pursuit of bringing down hedge-fund wizard Bobby "Axe" Axelrod (Damian Lewis).
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The question is whether Johnson calls one — in which case two-thirds of all MPs would need to approve it — or whether it is forced upon him by rebels bringing down his government in a no-confidence vote, in order to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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"The leader is going to have to have the courage and the determination and the resolve to say to some of our colleagues, 'If you choose to threaten me with bringing down this government I'm afraid I dare you,'" Baker said at the launch of the paper.
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In a combined and unified front, the United States and our Arab allies can begin to travel the the hard road of bringing down the mullah regime in Iran which is, according to the United States State Department, the world's biggest supporter and financier of terrorism.
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A polar mass is expected to move from the south toward the coffee and cane areas in central Brazil next week, bringing down temperatures, but not enough to trigger frosts in important producing regions, according to Thomson Reuters Agriculture Weather Dashboard and forecasts from Rural Clima meteorologists.
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Here are the books discussed by The Times's critics this week: "Milkman" by Anna Burns "The Barefoot Woman" by Scholastique Mukasonga "Bringing Down the Colonel" by Patricia Miller We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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Maddy Thimont Jack, an analyst at the Institute for Government, a research group based in London, said that Parliament had no clear legal means to block a prime minister intent on leaving without a deal, short of bringing down the government with a vote of no confidence.
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Rep. Jodey ArringtonJodey Cook ArringtonGOP lawmaker boasts 'overwhelming bipartisan support' for USMCA trade deal Transparency is a first step in bringing down drug costs for American seniors, families GOP lawmaker says House impeachment rules vote 'doesn't change anything for me' MORE (R-Texas) insisted in a Hill.
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"The great commonality among we who have gathered today is a commitment to bringing down a global force of evil," Mr. Tillerson said at the start of a conclave of the 68-nation coalition to defeat the Islamic State that was held at State Department headquarters.
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The pound strengthened on Tuesday after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the central bank was turning its focus back to the more conventional business of bringing down inflation, as Britain's economy showed it was getting over the damage wrought by the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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At a time when charges of sexual harassment and abuse are bringing down famous and powerful men from Hollywood to Washington, Mr. Trump's defiant stance put him at odds with much of the country, and served as a stark reminder of his own troubled history with women.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Sunday that he might be able to relax his grip on public spending at the end of this year but the country had to keep on bringing down its levels of public debt that are too high.
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The scene takes place at the beginning of the movie — the fourth in the Men in Black franchise — before Agent H teams up with eager newcomer Agent M (Tessa Thompson) for a new mission that ends up taking them around the world and bringing down one of their own.
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While this bill is only applicable to a segment of drugs, it could still have some serious impact in bringing down costs for some of the most expensive drugs out there, says Ameet Sarpatwari, a health policy expert at Brigham and Women's Hospital, who provided assistance on the bill.
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In January of 2012, Polish parliamentarians donned the Guy Fawkes mask in tribute to Anonymous' legacy of standing up to the powerful men who violate the law under guise of state prerogative and corporate immunity, before bringing down its full force on those who challenge their monopoly on lawlessness.
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Education Innovation Finding new ways to teach the digital generation, bringing down the cost of a college education and ensuring that more students graduate are among the biggest challenges facing institutions of higher learning today — and meeting those challenges has never been more crucial than it is now.
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In particular, Gutman and his team at Morgan Stanley said the healthcare initiatives from Walmart could have the potential to affect roughly $800 billion of wasted healthcare spend, between giving better and more coordinated care, avoiding overtreatment, cutting down on administrative complexity, and bringing down the price of treatments.
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But the protest turned out smaller than a crowd of 4,000 people a day earlier, disappointing Lech Walesa, a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and former president credited with bringing down Polish communism in 1989, who came from Gdansk to Warsaw to express his objection to the court changes.
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Batchelder's analysis is only valid because of a number of relatively recent changes to Trump's tax plan, all taken with the goal of bringing down its extravagantly high price tag: You might think that Trump's proposed deduction for child care costs would mitigate some of these tax increases.
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"Given how much success some other countries have had at bringing down the rate of child marriage and the increased attention globally to the harms caused by child marriage, Bangladesh's progress on this issue is disappointing," Heather Barr, senior researcher on women's rights at Human Rights Watch, told Refinery216.
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Giroir and Best are two of four hires Azar expects to make in the coming weeks to lead different priority initiatives: combating the opioid crisis, bringing down the high cost of prescription drugs, addressing the cost and availability of health insurance and shifting to a value-based health system.
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Since June, Iran has been punching back in other ways, bringing down an unmanned US surveillance drone and allegedly attacking some of the world's most important oil facilities in Saudi Arabia (an attack it denies carrying out), while Iran-backed militias have also attacked American bases in Iraq.
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The Democratic majority repeated that error in the early years of the Obama administration when the House passed a highly unpopular bill to cap the carbon emissions that cause climate change, only to see it go nowhere in the Senate, bringing down some House Democrats in the process.
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Given the widespread flooding that will swamp dealerships and kill potential sales, analysts are bringing down estimates for the August new vehicle sales in the U.S. Citi analyst Itay Michaeli has cut his estimate for the rate of monthly auto sales in August, which are reported on Friday.
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"There's still a lot to do, but by bringing down the murder rate, we're playing our part," Rio state security secretary José Mariano Beltrame told Brazilian media following the release of the latest official figures that now show homicides declining since 21, when the rate was 2500 murders per 216,000 residents.
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"There's still a lot to do, but by bringing down the murder rate, we're playing our part," Rio state security secretary José Mariano Beltrame told Brazilian media following the release of the latest official figures that now show homicides declining since 2007, when the rate was 37.8 murders per 100,000 residents.
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Reagan is remembered for his effective policies -- tax reform, deregulation, reinvigorating our military, bringing down the Berlin Wall -- accomplishments which were not achieved in his first year and in fact, were the result of a lengthy processes requiring significant time in the saddle, and incredible perseverance in the face of opposition.
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Appearing last week on Dr. Oz, Feldman, 46, said he was intent on "bringing down a pedophile ring" that he has been aware of since he was a child, and has launched a fundraising campaign for a documentary in which he plans to name major names for the first time.
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"I'm encouraged that the overarching points are focused on bringing down tax rates for all types of businesses and individuals, on the expensing of capital expenditures for all businesses, on killing the death tax and on reducing capital gains levies," says Ray Keating, chief economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council.
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"My goal was to focus on bringing down the cost of healthy food products and this was a huge opportunity I saw in order to solve that — to figure out a way to capture this imperfect and surplus produce and aggregate it and bring it to food companies," she tells TechCrunch.
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EDF's carefree violence and destruction — half the fun is collateral damage, bringing down entire metropolitan centers in pursuit of alien extermination — is saved by the fact that innocent civilians in the streets can't be killed by a skyscraper falling on their head, let alone by your poorly aimed rocket launcher.
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"Bringing down crop stubble burning by up to 70 percent seems like a tall order even though there are things happening on the ground," said Sachchida Nand Tripathi, a professor at the Indian Institute of Kanpur in northern India, who works with the federal environment ministry on various pollution measures.
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And I think that a test to the success of the President's program, as he mentioned today to the New York Economics Club: low taxes, rollback of regulations, opening up the energy sector, and bringing down trade barriers have been a great success in just, what, two and a half years.
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Under the rules, her Tory foes can't begin another rebellion for a year, and while they were keen to humiliate her, they are wary of bringing down the entire government for fear of a general election that would usher in the old-school leftist Jeremy Corbyn and his Labour Party.
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If policymakers in America want to boost the fortunes of the middle class, and especially middle-class families with children, shifting the health insurance burden up the income ladder while bringing down overall health care costs, as Medicare for All would, is one of the surest ways to do that.
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In 2006, Mr. Cameron had foolishly dismissed UKIP members as "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists" — a remark as unfortunate and ill-judged as Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" — yet it was they who ended up winning the race they cared most about, bringing down the Cameron premiership along the way.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (R-Texas) sarcastically thanked Nadler for "bringing down the gavel" to end his questioning time after Gohmert strongly criticized the impeachment process.
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Trump has acknowledged that crime has fallen for decades in the US. But in his speech at the Republican convention, he suggested that the trend is now going in the reverse: Decades of progress made in bringing down crime are now being reversed by this administration's rollback of criminal enforcement.
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Or — to make matters worse — when it turns out that Khalil was working with King in order to earn money for his family after his mother was diagnosed with cancer, should she worry about possibly snitching on King and bringing down the wrath of the King Lords on her family?
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British Immigration Minister Robert Goodwill said bringing down migration is a priority for the government as it prepares to exit the EU. "Reducing the number of migrants coming to the UK will be a priority in our negotiations to leave the EU," Goodwill said in an email to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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