But corruption charges have cast a shadow over his administration.
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But the short telomeres in my granulocytes cast a shadow.
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Donald Trump has also cast a shadow over state Republicans.
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Pressure on oil prices also cast a shadow over markets.
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But the delays have cast a shadow on his plans.
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Referee mistakes, they felt, cast a shadow over the game.
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The warning cast a shadow over the wider banking sector.
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"They don't cast a shadow on your face," said Mrs.
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But the controversies have cast a shadow over his campaign.
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The revelations threaten to cast a shadow over Moore's campaign.
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"We Cast a Shadow" churns fresh beauty from old ugliness.
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S. trade dispute continuing to cast a shadow over the market.
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For Leeward, Northam's blackface scandal cast a shadow over that victory.
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The Russian attack will forever cast a shadow on his election.
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The findings threaten to cast a shadow over the NSE's IPO.
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Their lawsuits have cast a shadow over Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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Questions relating to Russia have cast a shadow over Trump's presidency.
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Emotional isolation and despair can cast a shadow darker than disease.
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I don't want people to cast a shadow on my career.
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Such military setbacks cast a shadow over presidential elections scheduled for February.
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Disagreements over the agenda had already cast a shadow over the negotiations.
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But a surge in violence has cast a shadow over his term.
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The end of the Zozosuit has cast a shadow on its strategy.
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The row over trade has cast a shadow over the global economy.
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The affair has cast a shadow over South African politics ever since.
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Either way, its consequences have cast a shadow on the Trump presidency.
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The entire soap opera cast a shadow over both organizations for months.
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That could cast a shadow over U.S. President Donald Trump's energy dominance ambitions.
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Combative warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump cast a shadow over Sino-U.
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That claim, according to Justice Aloise, cast a shadow over the entire prosecution.
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But one of the co-founders' past may cast a shadow over Chatterbug.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, both Democrats, have also cast a shadow over the negotiations.
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Mr. Casado's actions, he said, cast a shadow on the federal justice system.
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Willowbrook continued to cast a shadow as the Justice Center's inquiry moved forward.
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The risk of an all-out conflict will cast a shadow over 2020.
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"They essentially cast a shadow of fear around the world, paranoia," Pollak said.
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Antitrust lawsuits create massive distractions, enormous legal bills and cast a shadow over companies.
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The Russia issue has cast a shadow over Trump's first five months in office.
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But persistently sluggish wage growth could cast a shadow on further monetary policy tightening.
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A reporter asked whether the firing of Comey "cast a shadow" over the talks.
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"Does the Comey firing cast a shadow over your talks," a reporter asked him.
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But clashes between police and protesters in Hong Kong cast a shadow over celebrations.
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But the furor around Mr. Erdogan's painting showed that politics still cast a shadow.
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Yet the confrontation in Brazil had already cast a shadow over the upcoming events.
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Seemingly random, until darkness falls and they begin to cast a shadow. Fabulous. pic.twitter.
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However, other market factors cast a shadow on the outlook, preventing prices from rising further.
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All human institutions cast a shadow which comes from the evil they carry within themselves.
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The Bridgegate saga spanned nearly three years and cast a shadow over New Jersey Gov.
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The investigation has cast a shadow over the first nine months of the Trump presidency.
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Some analysts, however, think that Huawei's case could cast a shadow over this week's negotiations.
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Though present-day politics are outside the frame of "Francofonia," they nonetheless cast a shadow.
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That incident and other human-rights outcries continue to cast a shadow over the kingdom.
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That incident and other human-rights outcries continue to cast a shadow over the kingdom.
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But the uncertainty over U.S. policies has cast a shadow over the project, officials say.
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The sailors' capture cast a shadow over Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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They inevitably cast a shadow on what passes for conservatism in the Republican Party today.
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The case has cast a shadow over the gambling industry's efforts to win Chinese customers.
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Mr. Trump has disputed that, but the investigation has cast a shadow over his administration.
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The investigation has cast a shadow over the first nine months of the Republican's presidency.
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And it will cast a shadow over the submission of new pledges in the 2100s.
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WE CAST A SHADOW By Maurice Carlos Ruffin Good questions breathe life into the world.
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Scott Disick and Sofia Richie aren't letting a little shade cast a shadow on their relationship.
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In doing so, he cast a shadow over his rivals, who frequently tossed barbs his way.
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His treatment cast a shadow over a visit to Australia by China's prime minister, Li Keqiang.
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Recent Facebook Live streams that allegedly depict crimes have also cast a shadow over the event.
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More recently, n+1, The New Inquiry, and Muumuu House cast a shadow over all comers.
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The story said Weiner's actions cast a shadow over Clinton's aide, not over the campaign itself.
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The victory of Brexit in England has cast a shadow over the project of European unification.
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For some Brazilians, the country's political and economic crises have cast a shadow on the celebration.
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Unlike other objects, the teapot could, for instance, cast a shadow on itself in several places.
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But Biden's frankness about his campaign's weaknesses has sometimes cast a shadow over efforts to reboot.
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He added that the U.S.-China trade war continues to cast a shadow over copper demand.
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Unfortunately, the irresponsible actions of some individuals and organizations have cast a shadow over our industry.
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Then, the dismissal of James Comey, the F.B.I. director, cast a shadow over the bureau's inquiry.
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The accusations against Mulakkal, and Kuriakose's death have cast a shadow over the church's reputation in India.
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The tragedy has cast a shadow over events marking the country's 59 years of independence from France.
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An internal investigation cleared Thiam of wrongdoing, but the affair still cast a shadow over his tenure.
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Trump's repulsive comments about women cast a shadow over Sunday night's second presidential debate in St. Louis.
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This cast a shadow over India's largely Muslim-run and highly successful $4bn buffalo-meat-export business.
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Why it matters: The question of race has cast a shadow over the trial since it began.
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But it has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country.
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Those misgivings, frankly, have somewhat undermined, or at least cast a shadow over, the show's considerable accomplishments.
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Their stories slowly reveal that suicide — especially among younger people — has cast a shadow over the town.
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The stumble wiped $2 billion off its profit and cast a shadow over the Samsung brand name.
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The virus is just one issue that has cast a shadow over Ferrari's preparations for the year.
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But while Ms. Warren has gained ground, she has not yet cast a shadow of her own.
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Yet the arrival of federal agents at Mr. Gilliam's home has cast a shadow over the city.
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Yet if Parkland cast a shadow over the political speeches on Friday, it was a faint one.
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Mr. Trump has disputed that, but the investigation has cast a shadow over his administration for months.
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The issue is likely to cast a shadow over some of the president's meetings while in Davos.
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He bitterly resisted the claim, which cast a shadow of doubt over the legitimacy of his victory.
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So you're floating nets on the lights to dim them and not cast a shadow on him.
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The tariffs are perhaps the most obvious way that Trump has cast a shadow over the race.
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That would not stop his Senate confirmation, but it could cast a shadow on his relationship with Congress.
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Subdued consumer spending, which accounts for around 57 percent of GDP, cast a shadow over the RBA's optimism.
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The threat Mr. Trump presents has nevertheless cast a shadow of uncertainty over the caucuses and the party.
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An internal investigation cleared Thiam of any wrongdoing, but the incident nonetheless cast a shadow over his leadership.
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Abuse scandals will also cast a shadow on the pope's stop in Peru, where he arrives on Thursday.
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Let's be clear: doping is a global issue that has cast a shadow over athletics in many countries.
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Both agreed the problems related to INA cast a shadow on otherwise good bilateral relations between the countries.
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The China-US confrontation cast a shadow over the event which featured hawkish speeches by Xi and Pence.
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"Impairments cast a shadow over an otherwise sound first quarter", ING analyst Albert Ploegh said in a report.
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But the Trump administration's efforts to roll back crisis-era regulations have cast a shadow over those efforts.
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"Last year, Brexit cast a shadow of uncertainty over the United Kingdom's economy," Duff and Phelps's report says.
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Kobe Steel's admission has reverberated through supply chains and cast a shadow over Japan's reputation for precision manufacturing.
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The ruling cast a shadow on a daily and often essential rite for more than 653 million Americans.
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The incident has cast a shadow on Gillibrand's White House bid in a crowded field that includes Sens.
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Russia has denied the allegations, which have cast a shadow over the first 100 days of Trump's presidency.
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Many believed violent protests in the past and a heavy police presence has cast a shadow over campus.
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"It has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country," she said.
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Cumulatively, their effect is to cast a shadow over everything else The Invisible Man is trying to accomplish.
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"We Cast a Shadow" is the story of a black lawyer in a version of the American South.
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Trump's failure to release his tax returns and the countless lawsuits against him cast a shadow over his campaign.
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Data showing weaker-than-expected growth in the U.S. economy also cast a shadow on potential oil consumption growth.
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Political uncertainty has also cast a shadow over a much telegraphed interest rate increase by the Bank of England.
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She said it would force Switzerland to abrogate existing treaties and cast a shadow over future agreements it reached.
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Flying some 40,000 kilometers from WFIRST, it would cast a shadow over the telescope, further obscuring far-off sunshine.
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The news has cast a shadow over Tarnovschi's fellow athletes, who have spent years preparing for their Olympic contests.
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The weight of the most recent development quickly cast a shadow over Republicans on Capitol Hill Tuesday afternoon. Sen.
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But since then progress has halted, and Rio's reputation for violence has cast a shadow over the Olympic games.
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Still, Mr. Trump's election has cast a shadow over the health care marketplace's open enrollment period, which began Nov.
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The affair was covered relentlessly in the news media and cast a shadow over Mr. Villaraigosa's time as mayor.
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The harsh summer sun cast a shadow over my tools, which were anchored in a crevice only millimeters deep.
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The outbreak has cast a shadow over Lunar New Year celebrations and put the rest of Asia on alert.
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But the sexual harassment scandal at Fox News has cast a shadow over the British review, and vice versa.
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Apart from currency woes and oil prices, trade tensions have cast a shadow on the Asian region, he added.
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Like the traces of a nightmare that you can't remember yet which still cast a shadow on your day.
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Latency issues like the ones Twitter experienced today cast a shadow on those ambitions, and makes it feel less reliable.
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The one near-certainty is that Brexit will cast a shadow over both big political parties for years to come.
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The investigation has cast a shadow over the president as the leader of the Republican Party going into the Nov.
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Some traders said the combination cast a shadow on risk sentiment, which perversely bolstered demand for the safe-haven yen.
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The data cast a shadow over optimism about the U.S.-China trade talks, which entered a higher level in Beijing.
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At the same time, worries about the health of the world economy have cast a shadow on the demand outlook.
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Reports of weak phone component orders and the fading benefits of tax reform cast a shadow over the company's future.
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A crop of results, some with negative outlooks, suggesting growth slowing in China also cast a shadow on the session.
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It cast a shadow over the adventure, from which neither the adventure nor the book's eventual account ever really recovered.
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There are no shots of burning books, marching soldiers or camp inmates, yet these cast a shadow throughout the film.
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Instead, the sudden horror of her death has cast a shadow over her work and life, short as it was.
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The bone bruise in Andre Iguodala's knee may cast a shadow over a possible matchup against the Golden State Warriors.
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But when Mr. Trump began his campaign last year attacking Mexican immigrants as criminals, it cast a shadow on Doral.
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The dissonance has left China uncertain of the Trump administration's goals and cast a shadow of uncertainty over their negotiations.
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The U.S.-China dispute has cast a shadow on global economic growth prospects, and left questionmarks over future oil demand.
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Asked if the firing of Comey "cast a shadow" over talks with the Trump administration, Lavrov made a sarcastic joke.
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How does this incident cast a shadow over the Westover parents and children, and the survivalism that characterizes their upbringing?
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Those inquiries have cast a shadow over what would normally be seen as an attempt at diplomacy between world leaders.
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Every time we orbited and we got between a light and Dane, we would cast a shadow on his body.
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But the latest development in the investigations means the continuing probes will cast a shadow over his entire US trip.
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Though it wasn't technically illegal, to many it seemed morally dubious, and it cast a shadow over Allen's subsequent career.
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There seems to be a nervousness that the driver problem, as it were, could cast a shadow over their public debuts.
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European aerospace giant Airbus has complained about the banks' wariness, which has cast a shadow over deals linked to rival Boeing.
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However, worries about demand in China, recently the fastest growing market for technology, has cast a shadow over the chip industry.
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Trade tensions cast a shadow on an otherwise rosy report about U.S. economic growth from the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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Some traders said that the combination cast a shadow on risk sentiment, which perversely bolstered demand for the safe-haven yen.
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The allegations have cast a shadow on IOOF's $705 million deal to buy Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's pension business.
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Trump's call and the internal administration disconnect raised eyebrows, not least because Turkey has already cast a shadow over the administration.
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The long-running discussion had cast a shadow over the museum and now a "Solomonic solution" had been found, he said.
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The failure to repeal and replace -ObamaCare has cast a shadow over President Trump's agenda for the rest of the year.
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The device records images of microscopic snowflakes as they pass through the light beam and cast a shadow on a detector.
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The officials objected to aspects of the production, and for years that incident cast a shadow over his career in China.
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Still, his death has cast a shadow over relations with North Korea and President Trump's efforts to engage with Mr. Kim.
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Now, however, their suspected links to Russia have put them under legal scrutiny and cast a shadow over the Trump presidency.
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Americans across the country paused to peer skyward as the moon cast a shadow that traveled from Oregon to South Carolina.
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Of course, fallout from the impeachment proceeding in the United States will continue to cast a shadow over Mr. Zelensky's presidency.
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The announcement cast a shadow on what was shaping up to be a rare week of glowing press coverage for Trump.
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The United States and China have been locked in a trade row that has cast a shadow over global economic prospects.
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Rising costs — including health-care expenses — have cast a shadow over the country's low unemployment rate and economic gains, experts say.
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Trump's obsession with CNN and what he considers its unfair news coverage of his administration cast a shadow over the DOJ's decision.
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Serena Williams is speaking out about her concerns about the Zika virus outbreak that has cast a shadow over the Rio Olympics.
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A decision by the United States to put 1.23 Chinese entities on a blacklist may cast a shadow over the talks, though.
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Use your opposite hand to cast a shadow over the swatch, and if you can't spot the swatch, it's the perfect shade.
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Warner, I fully understand that, but it has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country.
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Instead, he said his speech marked the start of fresh discussions on a topic that has cast a shadow over the economy.
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The city council, acting unanimously, recently rejected a 22025-unit housing complex because it would cast a shadow on an adjacent park.
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Their stories make clear that a few years at a bad school can cast a shadow over the rest of someone's life.
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But even after normal business ties with the West resume, Khashoggi may cast a shadow over foreign capital flows into Saudi Arabia.
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This causes the Moon to cast a shadow directly onto the Earth's surface, making it appear as if the Sun is disappearing.
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Walsh spoke forcefully, like he was punching the enemy that had cast a shadow over his city less than 24 hours earlier.
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The acting chief has said for months that he doesn't want to cast a shadow over the confirmation process of his successor.
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There is stigma to talking about suicide among leaders, and fear that it will cast a shadow on them or their organization.
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But the inquiries have cast a shadow on his administration, and he has to repeatedly address questions about political favors and subpoenas.
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The tumultuous session cast a shadow over Europe and Asia, with global investors subsequently starting the second quarter on a sour note.
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The downbeat forecasts cast a shadow on the company's fourth-quarter earnings, which beat estimates on strong demand in Brazil and Mexico.
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The Russia investigation has cast a shadow over Trump's nine-month-old presidency and widened the partisan rift between Republicans and Democrats.
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The Russia investigation has cast a shadow over Trump's 9-month-old presidency and widened the partisan rift between Republicans and Democrats.
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It would also cast a shadow over the government of Mr. Trudeau, who faces his own re-election in a year's time.
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The new violence threatens to cast a shadow over presidential elections in October when Mr. Biya, 85, is seeking yet another term.
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If the protests are sustained, they may cast a shadow over Spain's general election on November 10th, the fourth in four years.
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Olga V. Kryshtanovskaya, a leading sociologist who studies the Russian elite, said the Ulyukayev case cast a shadow over the entire government.
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But in 2003 Jobs received some news that would cast a shadow over the good times at Apple: he had pancreatic cancer.
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Monday's total eclipse will cast a shadow that will race through 22045 states, entering near Lincoln City, Oregon, at 1:16 p.m.
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"However, the affordability challenge will continue to cast a shadow over housing in 2020, as both home prices and rents remain elevated."
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That cast a shadow over other European semiconductor companies, with AMS registering a 6.2 percent retreat and Dialog Semiconductor dipping by 0.3 percent.
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Traders said a further dip in crude oil prices, which turned around from 2016 peaks on Friday, cast a shadow on risk appetites.
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But the occult-related belongings left behind by Annie's mother, whose memory continues to cast a shadow over the Grahams' house, suggests another.
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The legacy of the drawn-out case has cast a shadow over the Edinburgh-based bank, which is still 73 percent state-owned.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again because I think it has cast a shadow over how this case will be perceived," Lynch said.
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The stronger dollar and prospect of higher borrowing costs cast a shadow over emerging markets with MSCI's emerging market index slipping 23 percent.
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The fallout has cast a shadow over Facebook's annual meeting with developers, which was scheduled to start on Tuesday in San Jose, Calif.
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Rubio, though not up for re-election, could cast a shadow over Tillerson's nomination by voting no during the Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
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A trade fight between South Korea and Japan is expected to cast a shadow over the global chipmaking business in the coming months.
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There is concern though that rising trade tensions between the United States and China will cast a shadow over the general dealmaking environment.
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Brexit has also cast a shadow over Tata Motors' luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which has a large UK manufacturing base.
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While some legal experts said they believed criminal indictments in the case were unlikely, the investigation continues to cast a shadow over Mrs.
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In addition, worries about the potential for a trade war cast a shadow after U.S. President Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium.
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The report has caused public outcry and cast a shadow over Senegal's energy plans years before the first oil and gas starts flowing.
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I also have found myself reflecting on the narcotics industry, a scourge that has cast a shadow over my own life since infancy.
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The fraud has cast a shadow on the workings of the state-run banks, which dominate lending activities in Asia's third-largest economy.
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And the embrace of the Nazis by some Wagner descendants has cast a shadow over the Bayreuth Festival that continues to this day.
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But conflict diamonds — diamonds mined in a war zone to finance militant activities — cast a shadow on the glamorous world of luxury jewelry.
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That cast a shadow on every decision she made, and the easiest decisions to attack were the ones that dealt with big donors.
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Initial plans showed that it would cast a shadow over Trinity Church, leading to public outcry and a quick redesign of the building.
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The investigation has cast a shadow over Trump's presidency, with its implication Moscow may have had a hand in his White House victory.
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It was a decision that would cast a shadow of doubt over the investigation, even though cybersecurity experts have widely accepted Johnston's main findings.
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Accusations can cast a shadow over someone's reputation, so the lack of clarity over what is appropriate and what is not can be unsettling.
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The tenor of the debate in the US has cast a shadow over the country, and that shadow is visible far beyond America's shores.
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Trump's push could also cast a shadow over House and Senate Republicans' joint retreat in Philadelphia, where the president is expected to speak Thursday.
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The probes have cast a shadow over Trump's presidency, especially after Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey was fired by Trump in May.
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"The regulator overhang of set-top box regulation has cast a shadow over investment and innovation in traditional video program delivery," the two wrote.
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Two different judges have recently cast a shadow over the legality of the FBI's unprecedented mass hacking sting on the child pornography website Playpen.
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Pinterest saw a boost in its debut despite concerns that Lyft's poor performance on the stock market would cast a shadow on its offering.
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While the Senate plans on introducing language for its healthcare bill next week, healthcare will continue to cast a shadow over the budget process.
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While some legal experts said they believed that criminal indictments in the case were unlikely, the investigation continues to cast a shadow over Mrs.
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"We have factual implications that cast a shadow over the truthfulness of a person for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench," he said.
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The sprawling estate of Winthrop Rockefeller, the celebrated former governor, was so close that it practically cast a shadow on the Clintons' grassy backyard.
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Trump's tough talk on trade and seeming suspicion of "globalist" groups like the IMF cast a shadow over the start of this week's session.
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The probes have cast a shadow over Trump's presidency, especially after Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey was fired by Trump in May.
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It was the apparent close of an investigation that has captivated the nation and cast a shadow over President Trump for nearly two years.
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A scandal over how senior aides handled accusations of sexual assault against a former top administration official has cast a shadow on his tenure.
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The potential for a trade war cast a shadow over export currencies after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed steep tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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"We discovered early in the development that users adjust their traditional sun visors to always cast a shadow on their own eyes," Zink said.
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The headlines around Zuckerberg cast a shadow on some of Facebook's good news: Instagram said Monday that it's added another 100 million monthly users.
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The coronavirus outbreak will cast a shadow over the week and could discount stocks for investors to pick from, the "Mad Money" host said.
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But Mueller's investigation, as well as probes being carried out by multiple congressional committees, have cast a shadow over Trump's first year in office.
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Concerns about North American trading arrangements have cast a shadow over Mexico's economy, which sends about 80% of its exports to the United States.
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Saudi Arabia reminds world of its oil power The Khashoggi killing and its possible geopolitical fallout has cast a shadow over the oil market.
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We'll have to wait and see, as Wall Street may completely ignore the deal, but either way it has cast a shadow over the IPO.
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It's 80 times easier to study these planets because they cast a shadow on their star, similar to how Jupiter would look against our sun.
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Reports that state oil giant Saudi Aramco would in January increase oil supplies to some Asian customers also cast a shadow on markets, traders said.
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"Last year, Brexit cast a shadow of uncertainty over the United Kingdom's economy; it has now escalated to a full-blown crisis," Duff & Phelps said.
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The Brexit vote has also cast a shadow over Tata Motors' luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which has a large UK manufacturing base.
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Regional election results for the Five Star Movement (M25S) have cast a shadow over the party and the wider coalition government in charge of Italy.
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But it nonetheless "cast a shadow over how this case may be perceived," she conceded during a discussion at the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado.
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Her murder shocked Ireland and cast a shadow over the idyllic rural setting of Schull, a popular hideaway for wealthy English, French and German expatriates.
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Furman acknowledged that "the crisis continues to cast a shadow," particularly when it comes to wage growth, which has lagged behind GDP and jobs numbers.
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However, her father's sudden death in 1991 while on his yacht, which was named "Lady Ghislaine" in her honor, cast a shadow on the family.
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A.M. Best launched its review after AIG announced the Berkshire deal, and it has cast a shadow of the insurer for the past four months.
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Adding to the disarray, Kim has been suspiciously silent, at least in public — and it has cast a shadow of doubt over the potential meeting.
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I spoke to him about how and why, as it continues to cast a shadow over rural America, he thinks a meth chimera was born.
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The fundraising comes as a coronavirus epidemic in China has cast a shadow over the global economy and forced scores of flights to be cancelled.
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And if you let your extraordinary light shine you will cast a shadow, a dark pool of fear that goes hand in hand with courage.
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He wrote a Fortran program to plot the dimensions of a tower large enough to cast a shadow over the entire state of North Dakota.
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The fundraising comes as a coronavirus epidemic in China has cast a shadow over the global economy and forced scores of flights to be cancelled.
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The novel coronavirus' spread across China and the globe had cast a shadow over expectations Asias fourth largest economy was heading for a firmer footing.
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The rise of Donald Trump and overturning of so much that Buckley stood for doesn't quite cast a shadow of tragedy over his life's work.
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The outbreak has cast a shadow over celebrations for Lunar New Year, which falls on January 25, and put the rest of Asia on edge.
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"It's a horrifyingly familiar feeling because this public safety threat has cast a shadow over every aspect of American life," she said in a statement.
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"Alongside Germany, other major export nations like China are also involved, so this is likely to cast a shadow over global economic prospects," Buerkl said.
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Also Trump's lampooning of Modi's accent and his threat of US sanctions if India imports Russian hardware have also cast a shadow on the relationship.
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At 62, she had seen enough and had enough, she said, in remote villages where dysfunction, alcoholism and despair can cast a shadow of ruin.
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Even as trade disputes cast a shadow over the world's two biggest economies, Chinese officials see the increasingly strident tone from Washington as an opportunity.
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But the allegations have cast a shadow over his legacy and forced him to justify why and how he can continue to run for office.
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But the allegations have cast a shadow over his legacy and forced him to justify why and how he can continue to run for office.
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The ramification of such a future war will cast a shadow over militaries that see themselves as having land, air and ground forces operating separately.
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The latest U.S.-European trade tensions added to fears over the standoff between Washington and Beijing, which has cast a shadow over global growth prospects.
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Her murder shocked Ireland and cast a shadow over the idyllic rural setting of Schull, a popular hideaway for bohemian English, French and German expatriates.
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Now, whether he becomes a justice or returns to his position on the appeals court in Washington, Kavanaugh's ill-tempered display has cast a shadow.
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However, a 23.4% plunge in overseas sales of semiconductors, the country's major export, cast a shadow over a near-term recovery of the tech industry.
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Since Mr. Ghosn's arrest, media reports about his high-flying lifestyle, particularly in the last five years, have cast a shadow on his corporate achievements.
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She explained that It's also cast a shadow over the legitimacy of using biofuels as a renewable energy source, even if it diversifies our energy base.
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Reports that Trump had tried to intervene in an ongoing federal investigation cast a shadow on his presidency and the future of his pro-growth agenda.
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But uncertainty surrounding Britain's impending European Union exit and fears of an exodus of thousands of financial sector jobs, have cast a shadow over commercial property.
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Therapy can include full-spectrum light, medication, psychotherapy and Vitamin D.Then, last year, a new study cast a shadow over the very existence of the disorder.
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Both activities hide below the surface of legitimate enterprises, cast a shadow of disrepute on those very enterprises and can be neutralized through transparency and accountability.
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The forecast cut cast a shadow over Carnival's first-quarter profit and revenue beat, as the company benefited from higher ticket prices and on-board spending.
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"The multiple regulatory interventions of recent years have cast a shadow over the development of the freight derivatives market," Baltic's chief executive, Jeremy Penn, told Reuters.
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His crimes "cast a shadow over everything he has done and has thrown into doubt every difficult decision any legislator has ever made," the judge said.
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Repeated instances of contrived stories of assault, of which there have been multiple recently, eventually cast a shadow of doubt in the public over authentic allegations.
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If her battle with the Police Department cast a shadow over his campaign, his campaign added fuel to the criticism that her prosecution was politically driven.
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Some say their presence has cast a shadow over the town; others say the influx of government officials and the news media has already benefited it.
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Mueller's investigation and others by congressional committees into alleged Russian efforts to influence the election have cast a shadow over Trump's first nine months in office.
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Strauss's operatic empress was actually a goddess by birth and therefore could not cast a shadow, which meant that she was unable to bear human children.
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"The Olympics have cast a shadow over the government's response this whole time," said Tobias Harris, an expert on Japanese politics at Teneo Intelligence in Washington.
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As the Senate moved to larger legislative matters, the House kerfuffle seemed to cast a shadow over Mr. Ryan, but he tried to brush it off.
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Trump said on Friday he hopes for productive talks but made no promises about a reprieve from escalating tariffs that have cast a shadow on global growth.
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But Republican strategist Ryan Williams said Pence is in an "impossible spot" and said that Trump's missteps could cast a shadow over his running mate's political future.
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But it is also the EU's poorest country, and widespread graft and troubles at some of its banks have cast a shadow over its prospects of joining.
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A raft of weak data, including September retail sales, durable goods orders and manufacturing production, have also cast a shadow on the longest economic expansion on record.
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In the recordings, the men discuss how they could create roadblocks to the investigation into political graft, which has cast a shadow over Temer's center-right government.
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"The controversy over my emails quickly cast a shadow over our efforts and threw us into a defensive crouch from which we never fully recovered," Clinton writes.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," she said.
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The results cast a shadow on the prospects of the drug, Jakafi, which is also being studied in a late-stage trial to treat advanced pancreatic cancer.
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The row threatens to cast a shadow over Brazilian President Michel Temer's efforts to push through legislative reforms to restore fiscal discipline to Brazil's overdrawn budget accounts.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)A key minister in Brazilian President Michel Temer's government resigned Friday over a scandal that has cast a shadow over the President himself.
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But he apparently thought $25 million was a fair price to make a problem that could cast a shadow over the beginning of his presidency go away.
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Clinton continues to face questions about her honesty, and new revelations about her email practices as secretary of state have cast a shadow over her campaign. Mrs.
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This history cast a shadow over plans for the 2018 Winter Olympics, and early on Mr. Bach tried to win a commitment from North Korea to attend.
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When Uber CFO Brent Callinicos left the company in 2015, he created a vacancy that has cast a shadow over the company for the past three years.
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Yet the issue has emerged in other divisions at the company and has cast a shadow over its $15 billion bid for Sky, the European satellite giant.
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That lack of accountability cast a shadow over the credibility of the organization and it subsequently formed a committee dedicated to improving its transparency over donation spending.
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President Donald Trump has long decried reports that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, which have cast a shadow over much of his presidency, as a hoax.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war has cast a shadow over global growth prospects, at a time when Europe is seen as close to falling into recession.
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" This form, he explained, "allows the building to cast a shadow on itself at peak periods in the day in order to manage and mitigate solar radiation.
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And obviously, this on-going tariff play has cast a shadow over the head of the U.S. market, which is celebrating its 9th year of bull run.
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The hearing and the overnight circulation of a viral video showing world leaders appearing to joke at Trump's expense seemed to cast a shadow over Trump's day.
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Malaysia's IPO market saw a revival in 2017 after poor investment conditions, weak oil prices and a volatile ringgit cast a shadow over equity markets in recent years.
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But it also brought back painful memories for Argentines, highlighted doubts about Mr Macri's approach to mending Argentina's economy and cast a shadow over the reformist president's future.
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The scandals have stunned the public and cast a shadow over this nation&aposs prized image for "monozukuri" or craftsman-like production, reputed for high quality and meticulousness.
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Barr also said Mueller also did not reach a conclusion on whether Trump had illegally interfered with the Russia investigation, which has cast a shadow over his presidency.
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Political uncertainty over upcoming reform plans in Brazil will continue to cast a shadow over the outlook of Latin America's biggest economy, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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The release cast a shadow over President Donald Trump's historic assault on environmental regulations and buttressed the United Nations' dire and widely reported warnings released a month earlier.
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The government of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez hopes the exhumation will help settle grievances from the period of his rule that still cast a shadow over the country.
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Major trading partners have threatened to retaliate and Trump's move has cast a shadow over U.S. negotiations with Canada and Mexico about renewing their North American trade deal.
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But the mayor of Jersey City, Steven Fulop, also cast a shadow over an existing Kushner project: the $820.8 million, twin-towered complex known as One Journal Square.
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The miss on fourth-quarter earnings cast a shadow on a strong beat on global comparable sales that was driven by robust performance at KFC and Taco Bell.
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The ongoing case had cast a shadow over the state's emissions trading market, which has at times suffered a lack of participation due to uncertainty over its future.
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But Mike and Ron were the two central figures in CAA's history for the first 24 years, and as you said, cast a shadow over the next 20.
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A recent spate of mysterious vaping-related lung illnesses has also cast a shadow over the category, though it's not clear whether Juul is linked to those issues.
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An extended and confrontational debate could reopen doubts about Mr. Trump's candidacy and cast a shadow over what is supposed to be a triumphant moment of party unity.
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Cruz said the incident cast a shadow on the nuclear deal struck with Iran, which will release to the country as much as $100 billion in frozen assets.
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His remarks capped another round of revelations in recent days that reinvigorated or displayed Mr. Trump's frustrations with the investigation, which has cast a shadow over his presidency.
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Because of this feature, among others, using lotteries to coax people to save is not completely free of the ethical concerns that cast a shadow over state lotteries.
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According to the team, similar reactions in the plants were evoked when the researchers gently touched the plants, prodded them with tweezers, or cast a shadow over them.
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The moves intensify a trade war that has already affected more than $100 billion of goods and cast a shadow over growth prospects for China and the world.
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Built by the Mayans around 1,23 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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Since the day Britons narrowly voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, the issue has divided families, cast a shadow over businesses, and paralyzed the government.
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Clinton's exclusive use of a private email server has long been the subject of controversy, and that meeting with Mr. Clinton cast a shadow over the federal investigation.
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But the mayor of Jersey City, Steven Fulop, also cast a shadow over an existing Kushner project: the $820.8 million, twin-towered complex known as One Journal Square.
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Lam said the government wanted to hold "fair, open, honest" elections, although attacks on offices of pro-establishment politicians by protesters had cast a shadow over the vote.
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Meanwhile, Hurricane Harvey continues to cast a shadow over the energy sector, with oil prices coming under pressure, as refineries continue to be affected by the natural disaster.
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It added that the yen's value had cast a shadow over the country's export story as it climbed to a 17-month high versus the dollar this week.
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The total solar eclipse will cast a shadow across a band of the country stretching from Oregon to South Carolina, depriving the nation's solar farms of their fuel.
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Trump has routinely targeted the FBI for criticism as a probe into potential collusion between Trump's presidential campaign and the Kremlin has cast a shadow over his presidency.
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Built by the Maya about 23,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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The department made clear that this was not a sanctions list, but it does cast a shadow over Russian elites that could potentially be at risk of sanctions.
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Built by the Mayans around 1,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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Built by the Mayans around 23,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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But his accusations cast a shadow on the visit and made it trickier for Mr Sajjan to conduct than it would have been for a non-Sikh cabinet minister.
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Production setbacks with its new Model 3 - the hotly anticipated sedan Tesla vowed would push electric vehicles into the mainstream - have cast a shadow over Musk's promises and judgment.
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Ramkrishna's resignation was accepted by the NSE board on Friday, because her lack of participation would have cast a shadow over the IPO process, two of the sources said.
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While the accusations have certainly cast a shadow over Pugh, she has not been indicted for any crime, and it is unclear how long a criminal investigation will take.
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"To me, the tragedy is that the controversy surrounding the interrogation program … has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country," she said.
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Yet on the other, if this period of mourning is used as a pretext to defer elections planned for next year, it could cast a shadow on investor confidence.
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The risk of U.S. tariffs on global auto imports and parts has cast a shadow over the worldwide auto market, but some automakers stand to lose more than others.
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The national survey will cast a shadow over a government meeting this weekend near Berlin to discuss a planned coal exit, pensions, rising housing costs and property tax reforms.
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Diplomatic frictions had cast a shadow over the organization of the Paris show, with former Italian Prime minister Matteo Salvini saying pointedly that da Vinci was Italian, not French.
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It added that the yen's value JPY= had cast a shadow over the country's export story as it climbed to a 17-month high versus the dollar this week.
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The investigation is likely to cast a shadow over relations with China, the largest U.S. trading partner, just as Trump is asking Beijing to step up pressure against Pyongyang.
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MOUNTING SCRUTINY The Ethiopian Airlines crash has shaken the global aviation industry and cast a shadow over the Boeing model intended to be a standard for decades to come.
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Tensions surrounding nuclear weaponry has long been the main focus of the Clock's countdown, but in recent years, another evil has begun to cast a shadow over the proceedings.
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The investigation, and an earlier one conducted at the request of the D.F.B., continue to cast a shadow over the reputation of Mr. Beckenbauer, one of Germany's sports legends.
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Lobbying shops may also start to turn away foreign clients if they haven't already, given that Russian interference and other recent developments have cast a shadow over the work.
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The Obama administration has recently been touting the effectiveness of its efforts to combat ISIS, but the body count discrepancy could cast a shadow on its claims of success.
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But the currency shed the whole 7 percent last month as concerns about the U.S.-China trade war and power blackouts cast a shadow over South Africa's economic prospects.
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The leaked memos have cast a shadow over ties between Britain and the United States and taken center stage in the contest to be the next British prime minister.
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Pope Francis has repeatedly discounted the accusations against Bishop Barros as slander, and his defense of him cast a shadow over a trip he made to Chile in January.
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The issue of whether to stay or leave has already divided British families, cast a shadow over businesses and paralyzed the government, writes our London bureau chief, Mark Landler.
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This conflict will cast a shadow over the coming election, but there is little evidence of much appetite among Scots either for a new referendum or for independence itself.
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Consumer lending is expected to propel profits for big U.S. banks is the results this week, though stress in corporate lending and uneven capital markets may cast a shadow.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute also continued to cast a shadow on the global economy, despite claims of progress towards a deal, leaving unanswered questions over future oil demand.
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A former Indonesian education minister won the race for Jakarta governor after a polarizing campaign that cast a shadow over Indonesia's reputation for practicing a tolerant form of Islam.
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Their struggles cast a shadow over the market and raised further questions about investors' appetite for the offerings of the so-called unicorns who had yet to go public.
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While it may cast a shadow over the DOJ's motivation for bringing the case, it should not influence the court's decision on whether the acquisition is illegal or not.
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The stance is a blow to efforts by the exchange operator and its CEO to move on from the case, which has cast a shadow over the company since February.
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Lynch said the investigation as not discussed, but she acknowledged that the meeting had "cast a shadow" on the process and led to questions about the independence of the investigation.
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But the episode, which has cast a shadow over the Vatican for a week, has proven to be a public relations fiasco, particularly for its communications chief, Monsignor Dario Vigano.
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The sexual misconduct allegations leveled at Arrested Development co-star Jeffrey Tambor for alleged behavior during the production of the Amazon series Transparent have cast a shadow over both shows.
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But the grounding of the company's 737 MAX models following the recent Ethiopian Airlines crash have cast a shadow over immediate hopes for such a deal, according to industry sources.
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With his expulsion, the ruling party of President Enrique Pena Nieto said it had re-affirmed its fight against corruption, an issue that had cast a shadow over the PRI.
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The episode has cast a shadow over Latvia, which belongs to the euro zone and whose top officials hold influential posts both at the European Commission and European Central Bank.
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Developers who spoke to The Verge these past few weeks said the changes have cast a shadow over F8 and whether Facebook really can court developers back to its platform.
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Claims that President Macky Sall's brother was involved in fraud related to two offshore gas blocks being developed by BP have cast a shadow over Senegal's oil and gas plans.
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But the suit, which could have made it difficult to pay for construction of the tower and could have scared off potential tenants, had cast a shadow over the project.
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That night continues to cast a shadow over their career; after the singer Jesse Hughes made racially controversial remarks about the attack, the band was dropped from two French festivals.
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The latest developments cast a shadow over Trump's proposed business-friendly policies such as tax cuts and simpler bank regulations, which have underpinned a record-setting rally on Wall Street.
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"Chair" is a wooden sculpture bended to resemble a seat — but backlit to reveal that its surface is carved in a way to cast a shadow of a seated girl.
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It's quite another matter to cast a shadow over the entire agency and attempt to discredit an important investigation that's still in progress, as many Republicans seem to be doing.
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Further afield, the Women's Twenty20 World Cup narrowly escaped the health crisis but the outbreak has cast a shadow over the men's event in Australia, which begins on Oct. 18.
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The deaths by suicide of Robin Williams and the influential British theater maker Adrian Howells a year earlier had cast a shadow, he said, and inspired several high-profile shows.
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Multiple investigations of the Russian meddling, and the possibility that the Trump campaign somehow colluded with Russia, have cast a shadow over the first eight months of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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" Parts of the article borrowed from another scholarly work, Emma Langdon Roche's "Historic Sketches of the South," without proper attribution, and the appearance of plagiarism cast a shadow over "Barracoon.
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The bickering cast a shadow over the relationship between London and Washington at a crucial time when Britain was hoping to cultivate closer economic ties with the U.S. after Brexit.
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But the episode has cast a shadow over his campaign just as he was attempting to reinvigorate it after a summer slump that saw his standing in some polls slip.
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In 7953, the sculptor Siah Armajani wrote a Fortran program to plot the dimensions of a tower large enough to cast a shadow over the entire state of North Dakota.
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If the protests are sustained or violent, they may cast a shadow over Spain's general election on November 10th, the fourth in four years in a country suffering political gridlock.
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He has had to contend with more controversy over leaks that have cast a shadow on the secretive intelligence agency and has overseen a major reorganization of the NSA's operations.
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Concerns about the future of the North American trading arrangements have cast a shadow over the economy of Mexico, which sends about 80% of its exports to the United States.
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The trade ministry expects exports to jump 10 percent this year, although uncertainties related to geopolitical tensions over North Korea and U.S. protectionist measures cast a shadow over the outlook.
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But the military's influence over Pakistan's courts and its muzzling of the news media have cast a shadow over Mr. Khan's party and its rallying cries for change and transparency.
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Disturbing allegations in nearly a dozen countries Disturbing allegations in nearly a dozen countries Allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation have cast a shadow over U.N. peacekeepers' mandate: to protect.
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All the officials deny any wrongdoing but the bans, coupled with the slew of failed drug tests, have cast a shadow over Kenya's preparation for this year's Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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Still, the lasting anger that festered out of what had appeared to be the internet's good will seems to have cast a shadow over her E3 trip and, possibly, her career.
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"The panel is aware that its order will interrupt, and may even terminate, the athlete's sporting career and cast a shadow over his impressive competitive record," it said in a statement.
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A former Indonesian education minister won the race for Jakarta governor on Wednesday after a polarizing campaign that cast a shadow over Indonesia's reputation for practicing a tolerant form of Islam.
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Negotiations continued in Washington after meetings last week in Beijing, as the two countries worked toward resolving their long-standing trade dispute which has cast a shadow over global economic growth.
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Analysts say its combination of acquisitive hubris, operational failures, murky financials and shoddy corporate governance cast a shadow over the clean-tech industry, though many firms are far more prudently managed.
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Greer, for instance, has in recent years been justly criticized for her cruel and wrongheaded comments about trans women, an ongoing controversy that has cast a shadow on her international reputation.
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The news cast a shadow over talks that Netanyahu, the dominant Israeli politician of his generation, was due to hold later in the day with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington.
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The speech embarrassed Mr. Trump and cast a shadow of discord over the convention, which had already been marred by plagiarism in a speech by Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, on Monday.
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A recent report that Apple would cut its sales forecast for the iPhone X appears to have "cast a shadow over everything," closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Wednesday.
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HONG KONG — China's slowdown, which has cast a shadow over the global economy and worried investors around the world, stems in part from a deep slump in its crucial property market.
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Articles I've written, friendships, romantic relationships, family relationships, my body, my health, my future, my past—anxiety has, at one time or another, cast a shadow over each of these things.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Political uncertainty over upcoming reform plans in Brazil will continue to cast a shadow over the outlook of Latin America's biggest economy, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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Negotiations continued in Washington after meetings last week in Beijing, as the two countries worked toward resolving their long-standing trade dispute, which has cast a shadow over global economic growth.
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The Ethiopian crash has set off one of the widest inquiries in aviation history and cast a shadow over the Boeing 737 MAX model intended to be a standard for decades.
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Recent revelations that Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, dressed up in racist makeup have cast a shadow over his carefully calibrated image as a champion of racial, gender and immigrant rights.
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Meanwhile, Hurricane Harvey continues to cast a shadow over a number of sectors including energy, with oil prices coming under pressure, as refineries continue to be affected by the natural disaster.
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The claims have cast a shadow over Senegal's energy plans long before the first oil and gas starts flowing and despite assurances from the president that he would root out corruption.
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In December 2017, news accounts of Mr. Batali's history of sexual aggression touched off police investigations, torpedoed his career and cast a shadow over all the restaurants he was involved in.
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Events of the previous few days have cast a shadow on the merger prospects and led some to speculate that a break -up of the three companies is now on the cards.
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The two students also allege that the scandal, which involves the school they're currently attending, has cheapened their degrees, and may cast a shadow of doubt about their merits to future employers.
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Rihanna poses in a strapless black corset paired with buttons up the front and a bow detail, placing her perfectly manicured hand over her forehead to cast a shadow on her face.
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"The (AIU) panel is aware that its order will interrupt, and may even terminate, the athlete's sporting career and cast a shadow over his impressive competitive record," it said in a statement.
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Since then, a steady trickle of leaked emails, large-scale attacks, and escalating (if vague) threats of cyberwarfare between the U.S. and Russia have cast a shadow over November 8, and beyond.
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Since then, a steady trickle of leaked emails, large-scale attacks, and escalating (if vague) threats of cyberwarfare between the U.S. and Russia have cast a shadow over November 0003, and beyond.
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Let's go: David Bowie, "Dollar Days": Let's take one last moment this week to celebrate the work of David Bowie, whose death cast a shadow over everything happening in music this week.
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The current supply glut and price weakness may also cast a shadow over the next wave of LNG projects, with the frontrunners expected to start taking final investment decisions (FIDs) this year.
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On Tuesday, U.S. stocks suffered sharp falls as lower oil prices slammed energy shares and fading hopes of a near-term U.S. interest rate rise cast a shadow over the financial sector.
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But he continues to cast a shadow on Canadian politics, with a family rift between his widow Renata Ford and his brother Doug Ford threatening to upend a provincial election in Ontario.
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While the decision directly affects only those two states, it has cast a shadow over dozens of city-run broadband projects started nationwide in recent years to help solve the digital divide.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," Lynch said at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
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The antitrust investigation is set to cast a shadow on the beer industry in India, which is already facing stringent compliance and state-level regulation, making it tougher for brewers to expand.
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But economic output per capita, just half the EU average, and widespread graft, as well as the collapse of its fourth largest bank in 2014, have cast a shadow over its ambitions.
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His conviction further tarnished the reputation of a Capitol already known for corruption headlines, and cast a shadow on the development projects that Mr. Cuomo has made a centerpiece of his administration.
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He won an Oscar in 2018 for an animated short film on his life, and was a largely beloved figure, though sexual assault charges in 2003 cast a shadow over his image.
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The election is expected to cast a shadow on Kinder Morgan's proposed $1.3 billion IPO for its Canadian unit, set to be the nation's fourth-biggest, filed one day after the election.
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In the wake of his impeachment acquittal, President Donald Trump is intensifying his war against the US intelligence agencies he blames for the Russia investigation that cast a shadow over his presidency.
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Trump has repeatedly called Mueller's investigation a "witch hunt," and has urged an expedited end to the probe, which has cast a shadow over much of his time in the White House.
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She was full of energy, wearing the signature rose red coat she's worn to all the climate protests, along with a wide-brimmed beige hat that cast a shadow over her eyes.
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The Republican Party's repeated failures to overhaul the healthcare system, multiple congressional and federal investigations into Trump's campaign ties with Russia have cast a shadow over his first six months in office.
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Strains between Russia and Turkey over the war in Syria, where the two countries back rival sides, could cast a shadow over relations as they seek to finalize the S-400 delivery.
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" Obama said in a Facebook post that rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which he created, cast a "shadow" over some of the nation's "best and brightest young people.
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While she didn't mention any of the other Democrats in the presidential race in her statement, she cast a shadow over some of her rivals' decisions to go on the network. Sen.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chileans protesting Pope Francis's 2015 appointment of a Roman Catholic bishop accused of protecting an alleged pedophile threaten to cast a shadow over the pontiff's visit to South America next week.
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The homebuilder's results cast a shadow on the broader U.S. housing sector, which is scrambling to keep up with rising demand as it faces higher land costs and a shortage of construction workers.
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On Saturday, Hadid shared a captionless Instagram photo of herself sitting against a blue wall in the high-waisted two-piece as the sun cast a shadow of her silhouette against the backdrop.
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Anita Hill's hearing, and Biden's role in it, has cast a shadow over the Kavanaugh hearing and has been a point of criticism of Biden as he's floated as a potential presidential prospect.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A former Indonesian education minister won the race for Jakarta governor on Wednesday after a polarising campaign that cast a shadow over Indonesia's reputation for practicing a tolerant form of Islam.
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But this process — call it Uberization — seems to be moving in the others' direction, fast, and it has the potential to cast a shadow over the sunny brands of the other tech giants.
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The president-elect's attacks on investments by companies in Mexico have cast a shadow over cross-border production networks central to more than $224 billion a year in trade between the two countries.
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In a mere three months, the President has managed to cast a shadow over the United States, raising grave doubts as to whether America is any longer fit to lead the free world.
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Lavrov was having such a great day in Washington that he cracked a joke after meetings at the State Department when a reporter asked if Comey's firing "cast a shadow" over the talks.
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Cuban president Raúl Castro is preparing to step down next year, Venezuela has cut millions of dollars in aid and Donald Trump's election has cast a shadow over the nascent US-Cuba detente.
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Allegations of ties to Russia have cast a shadow over Trump's first five months in office, distracting from attempts by his fellow Republicans in Congress to overhaul the U.S. healthcare and tax systems.
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A sell-off in U.S. stocks looked set to extend into a second day as a series of scandals cast a shadow over Trump's presidency and the future of his pro-growth agenda.
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Scalia's death, announced earlier on Saturday, and the consequences for the conservatives' 5-4 advantage on the high court cast a shadow over the ninth debate between rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Negotiations continued in Washington on Wednesday after meetings last week in Beijing, as the two sides worked toward resolving their long-standing trade dispute which has cast a shadow over global economic growth.
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Trump, at his Mar-a-Lago, Florida, resort for the weekend, remained uncharacteristically silent about the completion of the investigation that has cast a shadow over his two years in the White House.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A sharp increase in police killings has cast "a shadow of death" over Rio de Janeiro as it prepares to host the Olympic Games, Amnesty International said on Tuesday.
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The news sent shares of the wealth manager into a tailspin, down 36 percent, and cast a shadow on IOOF's $705 million deal to buy Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's pension business.
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It's also set up a confrontation with a bipartisan group of senators calling for a special investigation into the Russian hacking, which could cast a shadow over his first 100 days in office.
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The figures cast a shadow over President Emmerson Mnangagwa's bid to revitalise an economy that suffered decades of decline and bouts of financial chaos under veteran leader Robert Mugabe's near four-decade rule.
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But the tie-up with ICA has cast a shadow over Ferrovial's chances of building the futuristic terminal, designed by British architect Norman Foster and billionaire Carlos Slim's son-in-law Fernando Romero.
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But Mr. Trump's curt dismissal of infrastructure negotiations cast a shadow on several budget and funding deadlines, just a day after administration officials began talks with congressional leaders over a possible budget deal.
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If you have friends standing in places where the eclipse will cast a shadow, their Bitmoji will change on the map so that it looks as though they're staring up at the sun.
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The overlapping federal investigations into the tangled web of political fund-raising, bribery and corruption have cast a shadow over City Hall since their existence came to light in the spring of 2016.
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Many analysts say that if these cases are dropped as a result of government pressure, it will cast a shadow over the entire tribunal and throw the integrity of the process into question.
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The interview is also likely to cast a shadow over Tuesday night's Democratic primary debate, where Joe Biden may have to answer questions about his son's business entanglements and the resulting Republican attacks.
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But the impeachment inquiry has cast a shadow over Trump's already tumultuous presidency and sharpened a divide among Americans that is likely to intensify as election campaigning heats up in the coming weeks.
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In 2003, Prime Minister Tony Blair persuaded Parliament to support the invasion of Iraq, a decision that has cast a shadow over British politics, and the country's willingness to intervene abroad, ever since.
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The tournament host, Russia, and the sport's governing body, FIFA, are beset by scandals and controversies that have cast a shadow over the event — and made it a struggle to attract corporate sponsors.
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Asian shares ticked up as some investors clung to hopes that the fourth quarter will bring progress in resolving the U.S.-China trade war that has cast a shadow over the global economy.
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Asian shares ticked up as some investors clung to hopes that the fourth quarter will bring progress in resolving the U.S.-China trade war that has cast a shadow over the global economy.
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But the impeachment inquiry has cast a shadow over Trump's already tumultuous presidency and sharpened the divide among Americans that is likely to intensify as election campaigning heats up in the coming weeks.
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Namibia's biggest corruption scandal has led to the arrest of its former justice and fisheries ministers and cast a shadow over the country's ruling party ahead of this week's presidential and parliamentary elections.
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The developments cast a shadow over Mr. Trump's first major legislative victory: Senate passage of the largest tax cut in years, which lawmakers appear ready to send rapidly forward for the president's signature.
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"We Cast a Shadow," Maurice Carlos Ruffin's debut novel, asks some of the most important questions fiction can ask, and it does so with energetic and acrobatic prose, hilarious wordplay and great heart.
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Before the Games, a backlash against the last-minute addition of the North Korean players to the South Korean roster had cast a shadow over a moment that was meant to exemplify unity.
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The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe will monitor the vote, but international rights groups and opposition politicians said the restrictions on press freedoms had already cast a shadow over the vote's legitimacy.
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"There is no doubt that these sham legal proceedings cast a shadow over his recent political campaign, especially among some potential finance supporters," said Deirdre Delisi, a former chief of staff to Mr. Perry.
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As it passes in front of the Sun, the Moon will cast a shadow on the Earth, causing brief darkness and leading at least a few people to declare that the end is nigh.
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Recruiters have become important barometers of the UK economy, as doubts on the time and shape of the country's departure from the European Union cast a shadow over decision making by companies and workers.
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If his decision, one month belated, to endorse Donald Trump doesn't cast a shadow over his legacy, he will go down in history as one of the most deft maneuverers in American political history.
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Rather, she weaves; her practice, gender, and race cast a shadow over her initial reception in the 1950s in New York, when she had shows at the Peridot Gallery in 1954, '56, and '58.
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" Chris Barron, founder of an LGBT group for Trump, also tried to cast a shadow on the Comey memo, saying it was "from an anonymous source about a memo no reporter has ever seen.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - A slump in Saudi Arabia's economy cast a shadow over ambitious plans for reform this week as top officials met businessmen to discuss freeing the kingdom from its dependence on oil exports.
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But intensifying allegations of military meddling threaten to cast a shadow over the milestone, with senior figures in Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) alleging "hidden forces" are trying to weaken the party.
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"Certain events" had cast a shadow over debate at the meetings, said Jiang Hong, a delegate to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a government advisory body which opened its annual session on Thursday.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Intensifying allegations of military interference threaten to cast a shadow over Pakistan's general election on July 25, a historic event that will mark only the country's second ever democratic transition of power.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russia's role in the 21 U.S. election will provide the first public look at the findings of an inquiry that has cast a shadow over Donald Trump's presidency.
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They're claiming that senior officials in the previous administration helped spread the opposition research memo throughout the government in an effort to spark the Russia probes that have cast a shadow over Trump's presidency.
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Papa Massata Diack has become a central figure in investigations spanning three continents that have cast a shadow over the bidding process for at least two Olympic Games as well as the doping scheme.
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A swirl of controversy about anti-Semitism and ties to Louis Farrakhan cast a shadow on key leaders of the official Women's March organization in the months leading up to the third annual march.
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BEIJING — A senior Chinese general who was under investigation for bribery has killed himself, state media said Tuesday, a development that cast a shadow over President Xi Jinping's expanding crackdown on corruption and dissent.
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But Mr. Jones was on hand to cast a shadow over a different show — a pair of marquee congressional hearings scrutinizing the influence of two of the nation's largest technology companies, Facebook and Twitter.
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The GOP's planned Obamacare repeal still cast a shadow over the funding debate, however, after House Democrats threatened to oppose a short-term bill if Republicans pressed for a health care vote this week.
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The decision has cast a shadow over the commission, known by its Turkish initials, Y.S.K. It was once one of Turkey's most trusted institutions, but it now faces accusations of inconsistency, incompetence and bias.
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The interrogation program "has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country," she said, citing the capture of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-described mastermind of the Sept.
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From the Russia trip of the once-obscure Mr. Page grew a wide-ranging investigation, now accompanied by two congressional inquiries, that has cast a shadow over the early months of the Trump administration.
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The ERC, which governs Catalonia as part of a coalition with Torra's Junts per Catalunya party, signaled discontent with the board's ruling, a sentiment that could cast a shadow over Sanchez's prospects of confirmation.
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To not repeat outfits, she changed for her evening class into orange leggings, a black Peloton-branded sports bra and an orange hat worn backward so it wouldn't cast a shadow across her face.
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Mr. Raspail's caustic, often-humorous, ellipses-littered prose is reminiscent of that of his fellow countryman Louis-Ferdinand Céline, whose own history as a Nazi sympathizer cast a shadow over his otherwise brilliant work.
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The scale of that attack and the targeting of foreigners has cast a shadow over foreign investment in the poor South Asian economy, whose $28 billion garments export industry is the world's second largest.
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The explosion of health care technologies in recent years include some that have not been properly tested or evaluated, and the high-profile cases have cast a shadow over the entire digital health industry.
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Trump has been desperately trying stop the suggestions that his campaign colluded with the Russians last year, but removing the person in charge of conducting the investigation will cast a shadow over future probing.
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It fell to near three-month lows against the franc on Wednesday as fresh data indicated a slowdown in European business activity and cast a shadow over the timing of the central bank's rate hike.
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STRAINS WITH RUSSIA Strains between Russia and Turkey over the war in Syria, where the two countries back rival sides, could cast a shadow over relations as they seek to finalise the S-400 delivery.
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While the $5003 million flotation by the integrated petrochemical producer was still the largest in Malaysia in five years, its lackluster debut may cast a shadow on the other listings lined up for the year.
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As the era of cheap money gradually draws to a close and rising inflation and interest rates cast a shadow over Wall Street's nine-year bull market, one corner of the financial industry is cheering.
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Worries over the health of Deutsche Bank's balance sheet cast a shadow over the meetings, with Lagarde saying Germany's largest lender needed to re-examine its business model in an ultra-low interest rate environment.
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SEBI's scrutiny of its disclosure about the potential unfair access provided to traders has cast a shadow over a planned initial public offering (IPO) that bankers had estimated could raise as much as $1 billion.
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The developments cast a shadow over Toshiba's efforts to draw a line under last year's $1.3 billion accounting scandal by streamlining its bloated businesses, whose poor performances had been masked by years of false bookkeeping.
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Cho's sudden departure on Tuesday cast a shadow over preparations for the Games as the 67-year-old had won praise for bringing in high-level sponsors and getting venue construction on the right track.
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The election will cast a shadow in Baghdad, where the KDP and PUK are competing for the post of federal president, reserved for Kurds ever since a U.S.-led coalition toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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Allegations of ties to Russia have cast a shadow over U.S. President Donald Trump's first five months in office, North Korea testing a rocket engine and Brexit negotiations are all fueling concern about global stability.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, but the investigations have still cast a shadow over the last two years of his premiership, as well as being a central issue in the unfolding general election campaign.
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Oil prices edged lower on Monday, as growth in U.S. crude output cast a shadow over the market offset support from a North Sea pipeline outage and a workers' strike in the Nigerian energy industry.
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An ongoing investigation into allegations of insider trading has cast a shadow over Kengeter and the exchange since early this year, and with no end in sight, pressure had been intensifying for him to depart.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka (CNN)The ongoing hunt for terrorist suspects in Sri Lanka, and fears of reprisal attacks, have cast a shadow over the country still reeling from the devastation of the Easter Sunday bombings.
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Another national security concern, however, is likely to cast a shadow over U.S. relations with one of the visiting countries: Latvia's apparent failure to curtail widespread money laundering and corruption in the nation's banking sector.
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For driver's licenses issued in New York, those sitting for a photo can wear hats, scarves or head coverings as long as their entire face is visible and the covering does not cast a shadow.
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The specter of the divisive Democratic battles of 2016 cast a shadow over the final days of the 2020 contest for Iowa as several candidates questioned the ability of Bernie Sanders to unite the party.
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But his weeping visage summoned a darker prospect for me, one that cast a shadow over Mr. Obama the moment he announced he would make a run for the Oval Office: They might shoot him.
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The issue of sexual harassment was given powerful voice by several actresses who have publicly spoken out about disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein, allegations that, because of his outsized role, cast a shadow over awards season.
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The attacks cast a shadow over victory statements made last month by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government, after Iraqi forces dislodged Islamic State from Fallujah, the stronghold of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents near Baghdad.
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The attacks cast a shadow over victory statements made last month by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government, after Iraqi forces dislodged Islamic State from Falluja, the stronghold of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents near Baghdad.
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Police are investigating more than 100 reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, which have forced farmers to dump fruit as demand plummets, and cast a shadow over an industry worth A$160 million ($116 million).
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Speaking to the Guardian's Sam Levin, Mission residents say Thiel's conservative politics—he was a high-profile donor to Donald Trump's presidential campaign—cast a shadow over the progressive, empowering spirit of FF Angel's new endeavor.
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On August 21, a total solar eclipse cast a shadow over a large part of the US. For two and a half minutes, much of the nation turned its attention skyward to witness a cosmic marvel.
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The investigation is likely to cast a shadow over U.S. relations with China, its largest trading partner, just as Trump is asking Beijing to put more pressure on North Korea to give up its nuclear program.
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Undeterred by a coronovirus epidemic in China that has cast a shadow over the global economy, the Wall Street heavyweight will kick off the fundraising next week via its private equity arm West Street Capital Partners.
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Former education minister Anies Baswedan beat incumbent Jakarta governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama by a big margin on Wednesday, after a polarising campaign that cast a shadow over Indonesia's reputation for practicing a tolerant form of Islam.
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The weak manufacturing readings are likely to cast a shadow over the apparent progress U.S. and Chinese leaders made in Japan over the weekend in restarting their troubled talks over tariffs amid a costly trade war.
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" This in what Zurcher went onto describe as "easily the most tawdry exchange in 56 years of televised presidential debates" with a warning it would "likely cast a shadow over US politics for years to come.
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Scalia's death, announced earlier on Saturday, and the consequences for the conservatives' 5-4 advantage on the high court cast a shadow over the ninth debate between rivals for the Republican presidential nomination for the Nov.
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The insider trading investigation has cast a shadow over the German exchange operator's efforts to recover from the failed merger with LSE, drawn criticism from shareholders and made the board reluctant to extend the CEO's contract.
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Accusations of corruption during its World Cup bid as well as concerns about provisions inside stadiums and the heat of summer months have cast a shadow over Qatar's efforts to become the tournament's first Arab host.
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Whichever way the Indian tribunal rules, the government's allegations have already cast a shadow on local operations of big foreign auditors, who audit many of the foreign companies in India, as well as large domestic firms.
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The murder gripped Hong Kong's business and expatriate communities with its tales of domestic violence, rough sex and adultery that cast a shadow over the high-flying lifestyles of financial professionals in the former British colony.
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Before Sessions resigned from his post in early November, Trump repeatedly took to publicly attacking him over his decision to recuse himself from overseeing the high-profile probe that has cast a shadow over his administration.
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"At the time, Ms. Ambassador thought our interviews of the Ukrainian citizens, of the Ukrainian civil servants who were frequent visitors in the U.S. Embassy, could cast a shadow on that anti-corruption policy," he said.
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DE) cheating on diesel emissions tests has cast a shadow over its Porsche division and the sports car brand, which first introduced diesel in its Cayenne sports utility vehicle (SUV) in 20000, is considering its options.
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Senate - NAFTA: The Hill: Senate Republicans are pressing Trump to end talks on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) by Labor Day, fearing the trade dispute will cast a shadow on the midterm elections.
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While soggy prices, combined with rising mining capacity, will hit the hobby miners served by the Sham Shui Po shops far harder than Canaan's industrial-sized customers, they would still cast a shadow over the deal.
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This year, many of those investors stayed away as the killing of the dissident Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi cast a shadow over the prince's trademark investment conference and his wider ambitions to reform the kingdom's economy.
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The new policy recommendations, delivered by Dr. Tabak at a meeting of the advisory committee to Dr. Collins, noted that the alcohol study had cast a shadow over the government agency's reputation for sound, impartial research.
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He said he saw Jackson as a child, so he arranged the lighting and backdrop to cast a shadow version of the pop star with his feet up, like a little boy on a jungle gym.
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But the real magic is in what they do to pieces like "Hers and His," an exhilarating construction of fabric circles, crumpled paper, and acrylic paint hanging far enough from the wall to cast a shadow.
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The resignations of the two officials — François Bayrou, the justice minister, and Marielle de Sarnez, the minister for European affairs — cast a shadow over what was supposed to be a minor cabinet shuffle later on Wednesday.
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And though it is spoken in the style of the recently departed — a big man (call him Papa) who cast a shadow over everyone around him — it is not he, for once, who is the subject.
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"They cast a shadow on us, just like when clouds get between us and the scorching sun," said Shurie Hassan, a Kenyan farmer who watched in horror as the locusts terrified his animals in early January.
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The unrest has cast a shadow over Ethiopia, where a state-led industrial drive has created one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, but whose government also faces criticism at home and abroad over its authoritarian approach.
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French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has been accused of exploiting Thursday's deadly attack in Paris, as the killing cast a shadow over the final campaigning before the first round of elections on Sunday.
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Moogsoft announced its latest executive hires on November 2, only one week after completing the round of layoffs, a common strategy for companies looking to cast a shadow on less-than-stellar news, like major staff cuts.
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The scandal cast a shadow over New England's Super Bowl victory in 26, led to a frenzy of media coverage, became the Internet's premium source of viral content, and — eventually — resulted in a full-on NFL investigation.
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But China's weak manufacturing readings in June, reflecting slowing momentum in a key sector driving growth, are likely to cast a shadow over the apparent progress U.S. and Chinese leaders made at the G20 summit in Japan.
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Via the Roman legions, the tradition continued into Germany, where a hedgehog came into play: Germans believed that if the sun appeared on Candlemas Day, a hedgehog would cast a shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter.
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A global equity bounce stemming from softer rhetoric by U.S. President Donald Trump on the trade dispute with China waned on Wednesday as grim Chinese data and fresh Italian debt woes cast a shadow over global markets.
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McIver's statement comes more than 36 hours after reporters uncovered striking similarities between the two speeches --during which time the controversy cast a shadow over Trump's nominating convention and distracted from coverage of the lineup of speakers.
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The disappearance of Khashoggi, a U.S. resident who wrote columns for the Washington Post, has cast a shadow over the three-day conference known as "Davos in the desert," which is scheduled to begin on Oct. 23.
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"The Gulf rift has cast a shadow on the government and could split it as ministers linked to Islah sympathize with Qatar," a senior official in the Yemeni government, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.
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Slowing revenues at key suppliers, a lukewarm upgrade cycle and serial scares in China have cast a shadow over the stock in the past six months, leaving it down more than 6 percent over the past year.
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The unrest has cast a shadow over Ethiopia, whose state-led industrial drive has created one of Africa's fastest growing economies but whose government also faces criticism at home and abroad over its authoritarian approach to development.
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Questions about Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election and the FBI's investigation into possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign continue to cast a shadow over the government and distract from the party's legislative efforts.
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Rising oil prices and positive euro zone economic growth and employment data helped calm investor sentiment bruised by some poor earnings from regional companies, and weak factory data from China that cast a shadow over global growth.
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"A variety of factors lead to uncertainty," the port said, listing "Brexit and increasing protectionism" and "a lack of clarity regarding the shape of the energy transition" among the factors that cast a shadow over the future.
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But the "elephant not in the room," as the business mogul was described in the opening moments by his nemesis, Fox News co-moderator Megyn Kelly, cast a shadow from which none of his competitors fully escaped.
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Overcapacity in many industries, an overvalued housing market, weak consumer price inflation and global trade flows have cast a shadow over China's economy, raising the likelihood Beijing and the People's Bank of China will provide more stimulus.
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The surge in anti-China sentiment on the campaign trail will cast a shadow over the Obama-Xi meeting, and it could have ominous consequences for China's relationship with the United States after Mr. Obama leaves office.
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Before Sessions resigned from his post in early November, at Trump's request, the president repeatedly attacked him over the decision to recuse himself from overseeing the high-profile probe that has cast a shadow over his administration.
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The film showed how Phife's illness had cast a shadow over the group dating back to its earliest years and also how a group that preached harmony as part of its message ended up splintering so messily.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Attorney General William Barr on Thursday released Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election, providing details about a 22-month inquiry that cast a shadow over Donald Trump's presidency.
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The violence has cast a shadow on talks that had appeared on course to reach a deal on forming a joint military-civilian body to run the country for a three-year transition period until presidential elections.
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But Mr. Sessions has also tried to present a veneer of independence in congressional testimony and now has met with investigators in Mr. Mueller's inquiry, which has for months cast a shadow over the Trump White House.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumer lending is expected to propel profits for big U.S. banks when they unveil fourth-quarter results this week, though stress in corporate lending and uneven capital markets may cast a shadow over results.
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While a fast-growing youth-led climate activist movement is pressuring leaders to act, U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to begin withdrawing from the accord last month has cast a shadow over the latest round of negotiations.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel will visit U.S. President Donald Trump on April 27, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday, as differences over trade and a nuclear deal with Iran cast a shadow over the transatlantic relationship.
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The death of the budding record-industry mogul A$AP Yams, at the age of twenty-six, by accidental overdose, in January of last year shook those who knew him and cast a shadow over the industry.
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DUBAI — An attack that knocked out half of Saudi Arabia's oil production capacity has cast a shadow over state-owned oil giant Aramco and its long-awaited initial public offering, poised to be the largest in history.
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The sudden departure of previous chief Cho cast a shadow over preparations for the Games as the 67-year-old had won praise for bringing in high-level sponsors and getting venue construction on the right track.
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Marrakech, Morocco (CNN)The UN's climate change summit in Marrakech has culminated in the Action Proclamation -- calling for the "highest political commitment" to combating climate change -- but the election of Donald Trump cast a shadow over the event.
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The Red Sox saluted the career of slugger David Ortiz in a ceremony under overcast skies at Fenway Park Sunday afternoon, and baseball commissioner Rob Manfred tried to ensure that PEDs wouldn't cast a shadow on Ortiz's legacy.
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" Museum director Lonnie Bunch and curators will review and possibly change the display's label, which now reads: "In recent years, revelations about alleged sexual misconduct have cast a shadow over Cosby's entertainment career and severely damaged his reputation.
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Donald Trump's decision on May 8th, a day before the festivities, to withdraw America from the nuclear deal with Iran cast a shadow over the EU's proudest foreign-policy achievement and further widened the transatlantic gulf (see article).
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Still, the probe has cast a shadow over Clinton's campaign, and news of FBI agents interviewing the former secretary of state gave Republicans an opportunity to pounce after Clinton has spent weeks at the top of most polls.
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China expressed hopes for a trade breakthrough as talks between the world's two largest economies resumed, though a U.S. Navy mission through the disputed South China Sea cast a shadow over the prospect for improved Beijing-Washington ties.
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Slowing revenues at key suppliers, a lukewarm upgrade cycle and and serial scares in China have cast a shadow over the stock in the past six months, leaving the shares down over 4 percent over the past year.
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But hardline opposition to the opening of the economy cast a shadow over Mr Nahavandian's comments, with foreign oil executives in particular complaining that there was too much uncertainty for them to commit to investing in the country.
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While performing wasn't merely the tip of the iceberg, in both cases their show-business careers were wrapped up in personalities that cast a shadow, and leave behind a legacy, which spilled well beyond the stage and screen.
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This cast a shadow as the two countries try to reach a deal before the March 1 deadline when U.S. tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports are scheduled to increase to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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While mall and shopping center stocks have cast a shadow over REIT equities this year, dropping on talk of a so-called retail apocalypse, there are hardly enough warehouses to keep up with industry demand, Dhanda told CNBC.
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Gianforte's attorneys noted that he had already paid more than $4,600 in restitution to Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs for the assault, which cast a shadow over his May 25 victory to serve the remainder of Ryan Zinke's term.
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Biden's looming entrance into the 2020 contest has cast a shadow over other Democratic White House contenders, who see a run by the former vice president as one of the more significant obstacles to securing the party's nomination.
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Concerns about the pace of those talks — and the possibility that Britain could find itself without a trade deal with the remaining 27 countries in the bloc — have cast a shadow on the future of the British economy.
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Her torturous guilt — she is terrified not only that her secret will be discovered, but that her best friend will finally see her for who she truly is — starts to cast a shadow over the novel's sunny disposition.
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The fact that City fielded a full-strength team, Solskjaer said, showed how seriously it took Manchester United, how far the team that used to cast a shadow over not only its city but the country has come.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the era of cheap money gradually draws to a close and rising inflation and interest rates cast a shadow over Wall Street's nine-year bull market, one corner of the financial industry is cheering.
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Saint-Michel Le Select Paris Reid Hall 216/21975 mile Paris Paris Hall of Mirrors Versailles fRance france Grenoble Courances 19490 miles By The New York Times In 1949, World War II still cast a shadow over France.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will host foreign ministers from Arctic nations at a summit in Alaska on Thursday, where President Donald Trump's reluctance to fight climate change will likely cast a shadow over talks.
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The scandal over the mistreatment of people from what were once British colonies has cast a shadow over the summit, which is supposed to strengthen Britain's ties to fellow Commonwealth countries as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Monday she expects the United States and China to reach a deal to end their trade dispute, which has unnerved financial markets and cast a shadow over the global economy.
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L) on Monday sealed the $53 billion (36 billion pounds) acquisition of British rival BG Group to form the world's top liquefied natural gas company, even as slumping oil prices cast a shadow on the upcoming years of transition.
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Lavrov, speaking at his annual news conference in Moscow, said Russia doubted assertions that the United States would not be involved in the system's operational control and said its deployment would cast a shadow over Moscow's ties with Tokyo.
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Zuma, who was forced to resign by his ruling African National Congress last month, was at the center of a 1990s deal to buy European military kit that has cast a shadow over politics in South Africa for years.
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The Ethiopian Airlines crash has shaken the global aviation industry and cast a shadow over the flagship Boeing model intended to be a standard for decades to come, given parallels with the Lion Air calamity off Jakarta in October.
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"Since we have a new surprise every day from Donald Trump, I hope North Korea or Syria will not cast a shadow," Festival President Pierre Lescure told a news conference at a cinema on the Champs Elysees in Paris.
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What if men had allowed petty rivalries and selfish pursuits of glory to undermine their assault on a common existential threat, giving Sauron the opening to smash their ranks and cast a shadow over the land for all time?
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Political uncertainty stoked by the ruling coalition's loss in local polls in February has cast a shadow over the economy, which slowed to a 2181.3-year low of 21.5 percent in 2017, prompting an unexpected rate cut in April.
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The March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed all 157 on board has set off one of the widest inquiries in aviation history and cast a shadow over the Boeing MAX model intended to be a standard for decades.
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Market research this week had identified Tesco as a festive winner, but the group said lower sales of general merchandise and the collapse of a tobacco supplier cast a shadow over a record week of trading before Dec. 20.6.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel will visit U.S. President Donald Trump on April 27, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday, as differences over a nuclear deal with Iran and trade cast a shadow over the transatlantic relationship.
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The violence in Oromia, which surrounds the capital, Addis Ababa, and to a lesser extent in Amhara Province, has cast a shadow over a nation where a state-led industrial drive has created one of Africa's fastest-growing economies.
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Marked declines in rural wages, coupled with growing concerns about the lack of jobs for India's young people, have cast a shadow over Modi as he prepares to seek re-election in polls due to be held by May.
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Zuma, who was forced to resign by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) last month, was at the center of a 1990s deal to buy European military kit that has cast a shadow over politics in South Africa for years.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - It was very much business as usual for Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams at the Australian Open on Monday, even if allegations of widespread match-fixing cast a shadow over the opening day of the year's first grand slam.
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The euro held at a one-week low on Wednesday, ignoring data from Germany that showed the economy returned to growth in the first quarter, as trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies cast a shadow over risk appetite.
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The 42nd president's remarks echo those made by Lynch on Friday, who acknowledged that the meeting has cast a "shadow" over the Justice Department's investigation into a private email server used by Hillary Clinton while she was leading the State Department.
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Forced to defend the meeting Friday at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Lynch said she "certainly wouldn't do it again, because I think it has cast a shadow over what it should not, over what it will not touch," Lynch said.
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The attacks will cast a shadow over Ethiopia's ambition to draw in more investment to industrialize a nation where most people rely on subsistence farming, and have been struggling with a severe drought in the past two years or so.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 11 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will host foreign ministers from Arctic nations at a summit in Alaska on Thursday, where President Donald Trump's reluctance to fight climate change will likely cast a shadow over talks.
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The issue of technology transfers has cast a shadow on relations between the two economic powerhouses, with the Trump administration initially imposing tariffs on Chinese imports to penalize China for trade practices that it said involved stealing American companies' intellectual property.
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Marjan was on a police wanted list for his role in the attack on the cafe last July, which raised alarm over the rising threat of Islamist militancy and cast a shadow over foreign investment in the poor Muslim-majority country.
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While the recent polio cases in Nigeria have cast a shadow over global eradication hopes - Afghanistan and Pakistan are the two countries where the virus remains endemic - Adewole is confident that his nation will be free of polio by next year.
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The March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash has shaken the global aviation industry and cast a shadow over the flagship Boeing model intended to be a standard for decades to come, given parallels with the Lion Air calamity off Jakarta in October.
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The March 7373 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed all 157 on board has set off one of the widest inquiries in aviation history and cast a shadow over the Boeing 737 MAX model intended to be a standard for decades.
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The president is packing his bags after a punishing 10 days that have cast a shadow over the White House, including the appointment of a special counsel to investigate possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the election.
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Trump and his aides may well end up in the clear, but months of recriminations ahead will further polarize the capital and cast a shadow over his administration, which is already struggling for traction after a tumultuous first five months.
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Missing a major payment on such debt would not only set off a wave of creditor lawsuits, but it could also cast a shadow over America's $3.7 trillion municipal bond market, for decades an essential source of financing for public works.
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The case was supercomplicated but many programmers worried that a win for Oracle would cast a shadow over the legality of using open-source code, which is at the center of a lot of the technology that modern computing relies on.
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MONROE, La. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump struck a defiant note on Wednesday at a rally in Louisiana a day after Democrats clinched victories in a raft of local elections that cast a shadow over his 2020 re-election hopes.
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Merkel, who spoke at a news conference with Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, arrived in Ethiopia after a fresh flare-up near the capital of the clashes that have cast a shadow over a nation with one of Africa's fastest-growing economies.
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AYODHYA, India (Reuters) - In the Indian town of Ayodhya, minority Muslims are feeling under siege as they await a Supreme Court ruling on a centuries-old religious dispute that has cast a shadow over their relations with the majority Hindu community.
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She said the impeachment process, which has paralyzed Brazilian politics since December and cast a shadow over last month's Rio Olympics, was little more than a plot to protect the interests of the privileged classes in Latin America's largest economy.
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Many environment and development groups welcomed the united front presented by some 195 nations as they faced a campaign threat to quit the accord by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, which cast a shadow over the two-week gathering in Morocco.
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Furious battles among member governments, however, may cast a shadow over the Commission's efforts to patch over rifts as Juncker tries to rally east and west, north and south, big and small states behind a post-Brexit relaunch next year.
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The terrorist attack in Belgium last week also cast a shadow over the gathering, particularly after reports that fighters for the Islamic State were seeking to penetrate a nuclear facility to obtain material for a so-called radioactive dirty bomb.
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The Chinese delays have cast a shadow over an otherwise golden period for Australian wine exports, which are forecast to be worth more than A$1 billion in 2018, government figures show, compared with A$848 million ($641.43 million) last year.
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His remarks have cast a shadow on ongoing negotiations to address the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows certain immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children to live and work here without fear of deportation.
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As Beijing and Washington return to the negotiating table looking to settle their trade dispute, experts say the Hong Kong protests could cast a "shadow" over discussions — even if the situation doesn't directly affect the outcome of this week's talks.
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President Trump's decision to release classified government documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy provides a bookend for a dark chapter in American history, one that has cast a shadow far beyond a fateful November day in Dallas in 21625.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Rising Middle East tensions and a corruption crackdown in Saudi Arabia will cast a shadow over next week's Dubai Airshow, as military and aerospace leaders try to gauge whether they might prolong a weapons-buying spree in the region.
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Regulators like CNMV are currently free to cut deals as long as they don't breach EU securities rules, but the bloc's regulatory landscape could change within a year or two and cast a shadow over any deals on regulation agreed now.
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Still, this was a major signal about how the Trump administration will approach human rights and corruption in the years ahead, including when it comes to the country whose election meddling has cast a shadow over Donald Trump's whole presidency.
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Zuma, who was forced to resign by his ruling African National Congress (ANC) last month, was at the center of a 1990s deal to buy European military kit that has cast a shadow over politics in South Africa for years.
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The weak manufacturing readings are likely to cast a shadow over the apparent progress U.S. and Chinese leaders made at the G20 summit in Japan over the weekend in restarting their troubled talks over tariffs amid a costly trade war.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit India from Tuesday for talks with government leaders over a growing list of trade and investment issues that has cast a shadow over ties between the two big democracies.
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But in the same CNBC interview on Wednesday, Keith Boykin, a former Bill Clinton White House aide, countered that actual pending lawsuits against Trump cast a shadow over the GOP nominee, and the FBI Clinton investigation may turn out to be nothing.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal has cast a shadow over an already fraught election in Iraq, where Tehran and Washington have vied for influence since the U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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The violence has cast a shadow over a nation where a state-led industrial drive has created one of Africa's fastest growing economies, but where the government has also faced rising international criticism and popular opposition to its authoritarian approach to development.
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" The council replaced the UN Commission on Human Rights, which was disbanded in 2006 by then–UN secretary-general Kofi Annan, who said that "the commission's declining credibility has cast a shadow on the reputation of the United Nations system as a whole.
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The interview also came after Trump's team beat back the latest -- and likely last -- challenge to his nomination earlier Monday in a rowdy scene on the convention floor -- an image that cast a shadow on continued hopes for a unified Republican Party.
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The absence of media and technology executives is likely to cast a shadow over the three-day conference, known as "Davos in the desert", which has become the biggest show for investors to promote Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's reform vision.
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Like is: Image: Tom McKay (Gizmodo) Or this: Image: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)Or this: You might notice that in the original photo from Monday, Tim's hand cast a shadow on the screen which is not present in the meme he tweeted today.
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Image 2 of 2 HARARE, Zimbabwe – As Zimbabwe&aposs president preaches democratic reform in a country emerging from decades of repression, the scenes of soldiers dispersing opposition protesters after a disputed election have cast a shadow on promises of a new era.
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Turkey also beefed up security at airports and train stations on Monday, as the suicide bombing at Istanbul's main airport cast a shadow over the Eid al-Fitr holiday this week, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Phoebus Theologites, co-founder of multi-fund investment company SteppenWolf Capital, said the euro EUR= could rise against the U.S. dollar, since the G20 had cast a shadow of doubt over the effectiveness of more monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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But while it is fine for the well-fed to be prissy about not eating food containing genetically modified ingredients, their fears have cast a shadow over the development of transgenic crops that might help those whose bellies are not so full.
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The leaders' stance has cast a shadow over global efforts to bend the rising curve of greenhouse gas emissions as governments prepare to meet in Madrid next month for a fresh round of U.N. negotiations over the implementation of the Paris accord.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court is due to rule on Saturday on the ownership of a centuries-old religious site claimed by both majority Hindus and Muslims, a dispute that has cast a shadow of suspicion over the two communities for decades.
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The lack of clarity on what U.S. firms can supply to the world's top producer of telecommunications equipment as long as it's on a so-called "entity list" is likely to cast a shadow over this week's U.S.-China trade negotiations in Shanghai.
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The attack on a factory will cast a shadow over Ethiopia's ambitions to draw in more investment to industrialise a nation where most people still rely on subsistence farming, and have been struggling with a severe drought in the past two years.
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The accusations that her office mishandled a sexual harassment complaint could cast a shadow on Gillibrand, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate who has been a vocal defender of sexual harassment victims and a leader in "Me Too"-related reform efforts on Capitol Hill.
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The decision has also cast a shadow over Hong Kong's future as a capital of international finance and commerce, with some in the business community saying privately that it could tip the balance for companies already being wooed to relocate to Singapore.
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Ricardo Salgado, the CEO of the on-demand truckload shipping startup Loadsmart, said he hoped the issues at Cargomatic did not cast a shadow over other companies claiming to be the "Uber for X." He outlined some of the challenges in the area.
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A backlash against the last-minute participation of North Korea, particularly the addition of a dozen North Korean women's ice hockey players onto the roster of the South Korean team, cast a shadow over a moment that was meant to exemplify unity.
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Japan issues health guidelines Japan has stepped up efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus after an uptick in cases nationwide sparked concern among the public and cast a shadow over the economy and Tokyo's preparations to host the Summer Olympics.
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President Donald Trump's fellow Republicans rebuked him on Wednesday after his threat to shut down the U.S. government over funding for a border wall rattled markets and cast a shadow over congressional efforts to raise the country's debt ceiling and pass spending bills.
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Short track powerhouse South Korea has won 21 of the 48 gold medals awarded in the sport since it joined the Olympic program in 1992 but stories of destructive rivalries, physical abuse and favoritism have long cast a shadow over the KSU.
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And the current investigations, which have cast a shadow over Mr. Trump's first six months in office, have focused on whether a series of contacts between Mr. Trump's inner circle and Russians were partly about constructing deals to get those penalties lifted.
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Here's what we know so far: French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has been accused of exploiting Thursday's deadly attack in Paris, as the killing cast a shadow over the final campaigning before the first round of elections on Sunday.
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The drug lord's legacy has cast a shadow over Medellín, driven in part by new documentaries, television shows like the Netflix hit "Narcos" and books that have focused on Mr. Escobar's life — often neglecting the details of his victims and glorifying his legacy.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Saturday that while it was seeking a political agreement with the Taliban, Washington would not accept just any deal after a wave of violence cast a shadow over its talks with the insurgent group.
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"These conflicting outcomes had cast a shadow of doubt on the translatability of the caloric-restriction paradigm as a means to understand aging and what creates age-related disease vulnerability," noted NIA scientist Rozalyn Anderson, one of the report's corresponding authors, in a statement.
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Royal Dutch Shell was up 1.1 percent after it finally sealed the $53 billion acquisition of British rival BG Group on Monday, to form the world's top liquefied natural gas company, even as slumping oil prices cast a shadow on the upcoming years of transition.
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The "Brexit" decision "will cast a shadow over the global economy ... The repercussions and fallout will emerge in the next five to 10 years," said Lou Jiwei, China's minister of finance, at the first annual meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in Beijing.
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Uber's new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, has to decide whether he wants to settle this lawsuit or continue to have it cast a shadow on the company as it embarks on what many staffers and executives hope will be a new chapter in its history.
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" The Washington Post reports that "the state-run Xinhua news agency said the sanctions cast a shadow over the prospects for a peaceful settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue and called them a 'ticking time bomb' for peace and stability in the entire Middle East.
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Market worries about Deutsche Bank's balance sheet in the face of a U.S. government demand for $14 billion in fines have cast a shadow over the start of the IMF and World Bank meetings, which will include the world's top finance leaders and commercial bankers.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Debt restructuring firms are poised to pull in record amounts of business in Brazil this year as the country's worst recession in decades and a corruption probe that has cast a shadow over dozens of companies leads to a surge in defaults.
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Russian military involvement in Ukraine and Syria, as well as the US intelligence community's conclusion that Russian President Vladimir Putin personally ordered an attempt to meddle in the 2016 US presidential election, has cast a shadow on the US side over the potential rapprochement.
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From shopkeepers to moto-taxi drivers, local people said Beijing's tightening of visas for Chinese gamblers traveling to the Wa in recent years - part of the anti-corruption campaign launched by President Xi Jinping - has cast a shadow on livelihoods in the reclusive territory.
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The scandal has cast a shadow over the entire market for diesel cars, which account for about half of new vehicle sales in Europe, and has ramped up pressure on VW to cut costs at its namesake brand, which lags the profitability of rivals.
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Special interest groups such as the Teamsters union—which represents professional drivers in North America and which has previously lobbied the government against self-driving vehicles—are using the death of the 49-year-old pedestrian, Elaine Herzberg, to cast a shadow on the technology.
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In the preface, Greenblatt describes his own mother's deep anxiety about death and how that affected him, and how Lucretius's poem offered him hope: She had blighted much of her life — and cast a shadow on my own — in the service of her obsessive fear.
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KABUL/HERAT, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Taliban fighters launched fresh assaults in the western Afghan province of Farah on Friday, government officials said, part of a wave of violence that has cast a shadow over a peace deal struck between U.S. and Taliban negotiators this week.
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While there are risks for the president submitting to such an interview, some senior White House officials have argued that Mr. Trump should do so in the interest of bringing a swift end to an investigation that has cast a shadow over his presidency.
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But the bombing, which the government says was committed by the Haqqani wing of the Taliban, has cast a shadow over the effort in several ways — a demonstration of how fragile even the earliest steps of peacemaking can be in the middle of a war.
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Finally, as you push for a straight answer, he'll screw up his eyes and throw back his head, as if to beg the heavens to rid the sky of the Trump-shaped cloud that has cast a shadow over his country and nascent presidency.
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But if allies are projecting optimism about his ability to return to the race in full form, the medical episode has cast a shadow over his candidacy just as he was trying to reinvigorate his campaign and prepare for the next debate on Oct. 15.
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Revelations that Mr. Jalkh, who is also a member of the European Parliament and a vice president of the National Front, had praised a Holocaust denier quickly prompted the party to react, fearful that his comments might cast a shadow on Ms. Le Pen's campaign.
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His declaration cast a shadow over the faltering Minsk peace agreement between the rebels and the Ukrainian government, which has failed to quell fighting between the two sides and has only been partially implemented since a pro-Russian uprising erupted in eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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Seeking to end an acrimonious dispute that has cast a shadow over one of this fall's most promising new Broadway musicals, the producers of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" offered on Monday to settle litigation with the nonprofit that commissioned the show.
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But the Trump administration's protectionist policies, which have led to an escalating trade war with China and tit-for-tat import tariffs with other trading partners, including the European Union, Canada and Mexico, have cast a shadow over the manufacturing sector and overall economy.
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His declaration cast a shadow over the faltering Minsk peace agreement between the rebels and the Ukrainian government which has failed to quell fighting between the two sides and has only been partially implemented since a pro-Russian uprising broke out in eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping presided over a massive military parade in Beijing, including showing off a brand-new ballistic missile capable of reaching the US. But the Hong Kong unrest cast a shadow over China's big celebration, and Xi, in his address, called out the territory.
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The outlook index, which indicates the level of confidence in future conditions, tumbled 5.8 points to 41.5 in June, the worst level since March 2014, as worries about a post-Brexit market turmoil and the global economy cast a shadow over sentiment in the service sector.
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BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Chinese officials expressed hopes on Monday that a new round of talks would bring them closer to easing their seven-month trade war, but a U.S. Navy mission through the disputed South China Sea cast a shadow over the negotiations in Beijing.
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But disagreements between them over the extent of fiscal consolidation Athens must pursue to plug a fiscal gap estimated at 3 percent by the EU and 4.5 percent by the IMF, and how much debt relief Greece may need, have cast a shadow over the review.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Global mergers and acquisitions dropped to $221.7 billion in the third quarter, down 272 percent from the prior quarter, as the escalating trade dispute between the United States and China cast a shadow on the financial and regulatory prospects of some deals.
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Allegations of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia have cast a shadow over the Republican president's first months in office and sparked investigations by congressional committees and a federal special counsel, Robert Mueller, into whether Russia interfered in the election and colluded with the Trump campaign.
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While the deal marks a victory for the US aircraft maker, which triumphed over Airbus's rival A350 mid-size jet offer, it also cast a shadow over the European group's mooted sale of at least 36 A380s to Emirates, also at an estimated value of $15bn.
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Teletext's failure as both a technology and a business enterprise, a tiny explosion prefacing many more to come, fails to cast a shadow on Silicon Valley as we know it today, as billions of dollars flood "startups" bent on anticipating needs that often do not yet exist.
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Mr. Trump has long publicly shamed the attorney general for recusing himself in March 2017 from overseeing the Russia investigation — a sprawling inquiry that has cast a shadow over Mr. Trump's 20 months in office and resulted in convictions and guilty pleas from his former aides.
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The general, who spent 31 months at the helm of a quagmire of a mission that has shaped his career over four tours of the country and has cast a shadow on a generation of American military leaders, said he wanted to speak from the heart.
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"This doesn't appear to have affected the bargaining process in past rounds, but it does cast a shadow over this year's talks because it undermines trust in leadership," said Kristin Dziczek, vice president of industry, labor and economics at the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor.
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However, it is certain to cast a shadow over the November 2020 presidential election, even though ratings for the first two days indicate only a fraction of the more than 130 million Americans expected to cast ballots will have watched the first days of the proceedings.
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However, it is certain to cast a shadow over the November 2020 presidential election, even though ratings for the first two days indicate only a fraction of the more than 130 million Americans expected to cast ballots will have watched the first days of the proceedings.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - A staff writer for the Trump Organization took responsibility on Wednesday for the "chaos" caused by a speech given by the wife of U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump that drew accusations of plagiarism and cast a shadow over the party's convention this week.
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After the verdict, Mr. Grant turned to Mr. Reichberg and quietly said: "You're going to be O.K." The case had cast a shadow over the Police Department and had even tarnished the image of the mayor, Bill de Blasio, though he was not accused of wrongdoing.
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Although this father-and-son duo had stepped outside of the traditional fashion schedules and cycles, which Mr. Casely-Hayford saw as a redundant mode of marketing and selling, his death just days before the start of London Fashion Week Men's cast a shadow over the shows.
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The announcement by Kraft Heinz on May 6th that it would have to restate nearly three years of results, after an internal probe unearthed "misconduct" in its procurement procedures, though not directly linked to "zero-based budgeting" or 3G's other distinctive management techniques, nevertheless cast a shadow over them.
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A March 17 explosion that killed between 60 and 240 people, according to conflicting accounts, cast a shadow over the U.S.-backed offensive to drive Islamic State (IS) militants out of Iraq's second largest city, and the parliament speaker spoke of ceasing operations until civilian casualties could be avoided.
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The bitter legacy of the 2016 campaign and allegations that Trump cooperated with Russia's election meddling effort and obstructed justice to cover it up have cast a shadow over the President's entire White House term and led to his mantra "No collusion," which he repeated again Monday morning.
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Lingering concerns about potential tapering in the European Central Bank's bond-buying stimulus also cast a shadow over bond markets after a report on Friday that rate-setters agreed last week to start reducing the bond purchases, with a decision likely at their next policy meeting on Oct. 26.
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There have been no major security incidents recently, but the Syrian war continues to cast a shadow over Lebanon, with the ongoing presence of a large number of refugees (337120 million-33710003 million, relative to a previous total population of 33711103 million), hindrance to trade and extra military spending.
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But the fact the bank laid its entire trust in JPMorgan, and a plan that European regulators in Brussels and Frankfurt said from the outset was destined for failure, nevertheless underscores the government's mismanagement of a problem that continues to cast a shadow over the country and its economy.
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Ms. Ruf's sudden departure, accompanied by only very general public statements from Stedelijk officials and, until now, just a single quote from Ms. Ruf in a news release, had cast a shadow on her reputation and left lingering concerns about the Stedelijk board's ability to govern with transparency.
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The F.B.I. investigation, which was taken over seven months ago by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has cast a shadow over Mr. Trump's first year in office — even as he and his aides repeatedly played down the Russian efforts and falsely denied campaign contacts with Russians.
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Norman Seabrook, the once-powerful former leader of the New York City correction officers' union, was found guilty of bribery and conspiracy on Wednesday in a case that cast a shadow over Mayor Bill de Blasio's fund-raising efforts and touched on corruption in the New York Police Department.
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The firing of Mr. Comey was the main subject from the start: When Mr. Tillerson greeted his Russian counterpart in the diplomatic reception room on the seventh floor of the State Department, a reporter shouted a question about whether Mr. Comey's dismissal "cast a shadow" on the meeting.
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Taken together, the moves suggest that Mr. Trump is sensitive to at least the perception that his business dealings could cast a shadow over his presidency, even if he has yet to detail how he might seek a more comprehensive solution to potential conflicts, such as outright divestment.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Emerging equities were on track for a solid finish to the week after a new entente between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump lifted Asian stocks but the spectre of protectionism and looming key U.S. jobs data cast a shadow.
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NEW YORK/LONDON, Sept 33 (Reuters) - Global mergers and acquisitions dropped to $23 billion in the third quarter, down 25 percent from the prior quarter, as the escalating trade dispute between the United States and China cast a shadow on the financial and regulatory prospects of some deals.
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In one sign of just how much sexual abuse has cast a shadow on a meeting that was to have concentrated on family themes, Martin delivered the gathering's keynote address in place of Cardinal Donald Wuerl of Washington D.C., who withdrew after he was criticized in the Pennsylvania report.
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You've surely heard by now that the moon will pass between Earth and the sun on August 21, creating a total solar eclipse that will cast a shadow over much of the US. Jimmy Carter was president the last time this happened, so you definitely don't want to miss it.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The two storms that battered southeast Texas and Florida in the past month have given U.S. automakers a reprieve from two problems that have cast a shadow over the price of their shares all year: bulging new-vehicle inventory and an oversupply of nearly new, off-lease vehicles.
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The war claimed the lives of 22002 British troops, more than 4,500 United States service members and an untold number of Iraqi civilians; severely damaged the reputation of Tony Blair, who stepped down as prime minister in 2007; and continues to cast a shadow over Britain's relations with the United States.
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WASHINGTON — The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, on Friday delivered a report on his inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election to Attorney General William P. Barr, bringing to a close an investigation that has consumed the nation and cast a shadow over President Trump for nearly two years.
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The Depression cast a shadow, but two women made Pepper believe she could do anything: her mother, Beatrice, an activist for the NAACP who made space for Pepper in the basement to paint, and her paternal grandmother, Rose, who fled Vilnius as a teenage Menshevik prone to speechmaking against the czar.
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The controversy threatens to cast a shadow over Mr. Modi's much anticipated visit to the United States, which begins this weekend and includes meetings with oil executives, a speech at the United Nations and a planned appearance with President Trump at an Indian diaspora event in Houston called Howdy, Modi!
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The controversy threatens to cast a shadow over Mr. Modi's much anticipated visit to the United States, which begins this weekend and includes meetings with oil executives, a speech at the United Nations and a planned appearance with President Trump at an Indian diaspora event in Houston called Howdy, Modi!
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"We never want to allow the illegal and self-serving actions of a few to cast a shadow on the thousands of military heroes who every day place themselves in harm's way to protect this great nation," David Rivera, US Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, said in a written statement.
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The exchange cautioned, however, that trading volumes began to decline in the third and fourth quarter amid the China slowdown, and said this, combined with political stability in the Middle East, the US interest rate hike cycle, and the fall in global commodities prices, had "cast a shadow over the global financial markets".
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The senators timed the bill's release to come after the end of Mueller's investigation, which has cast a shadow over the first two years of Trump's presidency, and just before an address to Congress by Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of the NATO alliance, who has focused on the threat posed by Russia.
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If the effort fails, it will greatly weaken the president's hand on Capitol Hill and cast a shadow across the rest of his legislative agenda, especially the deep tax cuts and rewrite of the tax code that he has proposed — and that are likely to be no easier to tackle than health care.
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" A scandal erupted in Moscow political circles, and Putin's human-rights ombudswoman—whose position is a thankless, largely impotent one, but with a relatively high profile—said that Kadyrov's "statements are not only pointless but also harmful, because they render a disservice to the President and cast a shadow on the country.
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New texts between FBI lovers Strzok and Page were &aposdisappointing&apos and cast a shadow over the integrity of the entire Clinton email probe A slew of anti-Trump text messages between special counsel Lisa Page and FBI Deputy Assistant Director Peter Strzok damaged the integrity of the entire Clinton email probe, Horowitz writes.
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Uncertainty over North Korea's participation had cast a shadow over plans for the PyeongChang Olympics in late 2017, as North Korea accelerated its nuclear and missile programs and the Trump Administration exchanged warlike insults with leader Kim Jong Un. The host city is just 50 miles from the militarized border between the two Koreas.
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Nate Parker held back tears during an interview on 60 Minutes on Sunday, in which he said he didn't feel guilty about events that prompted allegations that he raped a female classmate in 1999 – allegations that have cast a shadow on an acclaimed passion project that many had once hailed as a formidable Oscar contender.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch, conceding that her airport meeting with former President Bill Clinton this week had cast a shadow over the federal investigation of Hillary Clinton's personal email account, said Friday that she would accept whatever recommendations career prosecutors and the F.B.I. director made about whether to bring charges in the case.
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But in a sign that the blowback of what was an intense election could cast a shadow over Mr. Modi's second term, Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of the Indian state of West Bengal, refused to attend the swearing-in ceremony in protest over what she saw as a provocative move by Mr. Modi.
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PARIS — President Emmanuel Macron of France won a crucial stamp of approval on Sunday as voters gave him and his allies a decisive majority in parliamentary elections, but a record-low turnout cast a shadow over his victory, pointing to the hurdles he will face as he seeks to revive the country's economy and confidence.
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A different reminder of the festival's origins in the aftermath of World War Two cast a shadow over preparations this year: The name of founding director Alfred Bauer was dropped from the second-place Silver Bear over allegations that the critic played a more important role in Adolf Hitler's Nazi dictatorship than previously thought.
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"I do think that no matter how I viewed it, I understand how people view it, and I think that because of that and because of the fact that it has now cast a shadow over how this case may be perceived, no matter how it's resolved, it's important to talk about how it will be resolved," Lynch said.
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Anonymous except for a plaque by its side reading "Schlachthof 284," and underneath, in English, "Slaughterhouse-Five," it was an exit-way through which the tall, lean 217-year-old prisoner of war Kurt Vonnegut Jr. may have had to stoop to emerge into a scene that would cast a shadow over the rest of his life.
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But late on Thursday afternoon, as an approaching snowstorm cast a shadow over her, Vonn stood in the start house for almost certainly the last time at the Winter Games with a chance to join Shiffrin on the podium — even, possibly, to grab the gold medal and push Shiffrin, sitting in second place, to the bronze.
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In December, a month after Trump's electoral victory, Obama approved targeted economic sanctions and expelled 35 Russian diplomats from the U.S. The issue of Russia's role in the election has cast a shadow over Trump's first months in office, as a special counsel and multiple congressional committees investigate possible ties between his campaign and the Kremlin.
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Breed's shortlist of worries includes a homelessness epidemic, mental health care reform, public drug use, streets so dirty she had to convene a "poop patrol," a shortage of affordable housing for middle-class workers, and policymakers who would be happy to see more housing built so long as it doesn't cast a shadow on a public park.
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Paradoxically, it is the travails of the national team that currently cast a shadow over the league, rather than the other way around, thanks to the unsettled labor dispute between the U.S. Women's national team, whose members make up much of the star power within the league, and U.S. Soccer, who pays the salaries of those stars within NWSL.
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The Putin summit controversy also comes amid special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 22019 election, which continues to cast a shadow over the White House and Republican candidates.
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ANAMOSA, Iowa — The specter of the divisive Democratic battles of 2016 cast a shadow over the final days of the 2020 contest for Iowa, as several leading presidential candidates questioned the ability of Senator Bernie Sanders to unite the party as its nominee while the Sanders camp sparred with allies of Hillary Clinton, his rival in the race four years ago.
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Senate Republicans are pressing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to end talks on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) by Labor Day, fearing the trade dispute will cast a shadow on the midterm elections.
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The investigation has cast a shadow over the race to represent North Carolina's 9th District between Democrat Dan McCready and Republican Mark HarrisMark HarrisGOP super PAC drops new TV ad in contested NC House race North Carolina elections chair resigns after joke relating cows to women NC operative charged with obstruction of justice, perjury over alleged ballot scheme MORE, whose campaign hired Dowless through a contractor.
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The scale of the set cast a shadow on the clothes: cropped fringed bouclé tops with leather-and-tweed shorts; metallic windowpane plaid; big-shouldered '80s jackets and short skirts; a whole series of iridescent frocks that glinted like water in the sunshine; all of it accessorized by a transparent plastic overlay: clear plastic low-heeled boots, see-through plastic fingerless gloves, boater hats and frilled macs.
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Ms. Gioscia captures the amorphous fungibility of the digital world not just by breaking down and reworking pieces from her previous shows — the spray-painted, laser-cut letters of "Pan" (2010) now cast a "shadow" of miscellaneous objects, many of them painted a dark eye-shadow blue — but also by arranging the new pieces so as to almost suggest that they constitute a single installation.
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He's a minister at a small church in upstate New York that's more of a historical tourist attraction than a functional place of worship, and when we first meet him, he seems to think about climate change the way a lot of us do, or used to — as inexorably dire but also still distant enough a concept to not cast a shadow over our day-to-day lives.
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Last month's Brexit referendum has cast a shadow over the $27 billion merger between London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse, with the firms facing regulatory questions about the future of the business once Britain leaves the EU. Indeed, Germany's financial regulator Bafin last month said London could not host the headquarters of the merged entity, nor could London remain a center for trading in euros since it was leaving the bloc.
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The federal criminal probe of the UAW continues, and has cast a shadow over the union's efforts to bargain for new four-year contracts with General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV. Federal prosecutors have also accused former union officials of taking bribes from Fiat Chrysler executives, and using UAW funds to pay for lavish parties and winter stays at resorts in Palm Springs, California.
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The violent side of Puerto Rican nationalism has cast a shadow over relations between the island and US. Albizu Campos spent some 20 years in US and Puerto Rican penitentiaries, taking the blame for eruptions of nationalist violence on the island and in the US. Two Puerto Rican nationalists tried to shoot their way into Blair House in 1950, where President Harry Truman and his family were staying during a White House renovation.
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After Bill Clinton crossed the tarmac in Phoenix to have a long chat with Lynch, the attorney general confessed that the ill-advised meeting had "cast a shadow" over her department's investigation into his wife and that she would feel constrained to follow the recommendation of the F.B.I. "I certainly wouldn't do it again," Lynch said, admitting it hit her "painfully" that she had made a mistake dancing with the Arkansas devil in the pale moonlight.
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Frustrated Republican lawmakers plan to step up pressure on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to back off from his aggressive trade policies, which have cast a shadow over the U.S. economy, hurt farmers and prompted some companies to curtail domestic manufacturing.
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