But at this point, the peaks aren't coincident with each other.
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Different things happen to different people, but aging is coincident with disability.
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Of course, the jobs report is considered a coincident or lagging indicator.
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All of these operations occurred coincident with our response to these three historic hurricanes.
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Such analysis came from coincident economic indicators; in this case, Yardeni isolated recoveries and expansions.
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Beware it is a coincident indicator and does not track so well GDP growth. pic.twitter.
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Patients had transient nausea generally during the first week of therapy coincident with increased steroid dosing.
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"The stock market seems to be trading very coincident with the price action in oil," Todd said.
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Instead, the paucity of Precambrian craters is coincident with major episodes of globally extensive "Snowball Earth" glaciation.
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The timing of the introduction of HR 586 was coincident with the 43 anniversary of Roe vs.
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However, coincident with the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president, global bond yields have been rising.
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The Philadelphia Fed's coincident indexes of state-level activity shows that only seven states are experiencing weakness.
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The artworks that resemble coincident indicators also emphasize imaginative creation by putting twists on mimetic or documentary techniques.
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This is unusual as most economic series fit into just one of three categories: leading, coincident or lagging.
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The pop-up's date was no coincident either -- it fell on what would've been Chester's 43rd birthday ... March 20.
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Think of it as shorter-term rates at 2% a year from now and coincident with the midterm election.
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This time around, the coincident one-week runups to record highs come as part of a big post-election rally.
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Coincident with all the environmental changes 55 million years ago, was a steady increase in the amount of synthetic pollutants.
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The government cut its assessment of the coincident index for the first time since May 2015, saying it is stalling.
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The index of coincident indicators rose a preliminary 0.7 point in February from the previous month, the Cabinet Office said.
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They appear to be slowing down and coincident with that some of the corporate buybacks appear to be slowing down.
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"Churn ticked up slightly and unexpectedly, coincident with the press coverage in early April" of the price hike news, Hastings said.
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"When you look at high yield, it's been a great coincident or leading indicator for the S&P 500," he said.
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"State coincident indexes — created by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia — gauge how well a state economy is doing," Kapfidze explains.
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A lot of the persecution coming from the church was coincident with the Protestant Reformation, as I explain in the book.
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The rapid arrival of international students in the U.S. is coincident with the Great Recession, when public and private coffers tightened dramatically.
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The government cut its assessment of the coincident index JPCIIN=ECI for the first time since May 2015, saying it is stalling.
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" "Admittedly, employment is a coincident indicator, whereas the ISM manufacturing index, which we learned yesterday fell sharply in December, is a leading indicator.
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Coincident with these disclosures, Spotify today announced it has reached 140 million users worldwide — a 40 percent increase from this time last year.
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The inversion is not a coincident indicator but rather one that points to downturns six to 18 months or so in the future.
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THE BULLISH CASE: Coincident lows in energy and transports have, in the past, happened when the market is notably near a bottoming out.
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And the already sickly oil industry was pummeled by price drops that were intensified because of a coincident feud between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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From a quantitative perspective, what I'd say is each quarter, we measure and analyze factors that drive causal growth in the audience, not coincident growth.
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But the coincident publication of these two papers, each plausible in itself, is a useful reminder of the requirement, in science, to check the work.
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That's at least coincident with a similar path for global inflation, from as high as 30 percent in the 1990s to about 3.3 percent today.
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Google pioneered the cloud computing model to support their search and ad business, so their cloud inflection point is basically coincident with the company's inception.
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Sprint made the announcement coincident with its quarterly earnings report, where it noted it has just wrapped up the most profitable year in company history.
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Our coincident gazes overlay the same sites over and over and over again, as though we were caught up in a slow-motion religious fervor.
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I warned him that a multi-division North Vietnamese attack on Dak To would take place at any moment, coincident with attacks throughout the highlands.
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Radiocarbon dating indicates that the peat started accumulating 10,600 years ago, coincident with the onset of the Holocene epoch, which brought humid conditions to central Africa.
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Navjot was born in 22003, exactly a decade after Chicago, but their trajectories expose coincident artistic impulses to shed light on the injustices of their time.
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It was the only state in the nation to see a negative three-month change on its coincident index, a measure that assesses states' economic health.
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While many of the exhibition's lagging and coincident indicators seek to prick the viewer's conscience, the works that resemble leading indicators are rarely accusatory or moralistic.
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Japan's coincident indicator index, which consists of a range of data including factory output, employment and retail sales, rose for a second straight month in May.
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For example, Tuvel's critics, coincident with their round rejections of any essentialist definitions of either race or gender, censure her for not adopting their preferred essentialist definitions.
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Japan's coincident economic indicator fell in August, the Cabinet Office said this week, downgrading its assessment of the key gauge to "worsening," which can presage a recession.
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There was an obvious pattern to the great migratory arrows freshly drawn across world geography, which were often coincident with the spread of technology or agricultural practices.
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But the couple's connection was even more coincident than is usually the case with these things, as neither put more than a modicum of effort into their profile.
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Japan's index of coincident economic indicators, which is calculated from industrial output, jobs and retail sales data, fell a preliminary 2.1 points in September, concurrent with the natural disasters.
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The majority of the last 11 recessions since World War II have all overlapped with the first year of a presidential term but he said that was coincident, not causal.
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Greszler and other SSDI critics often point to the rise of SSDI applications and award grants coincident with the rise of unemployment during the Great Recession as evidence of abuse.
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But while ACU itself fell somewhat into the shadows, CPAC saw a surge of attendance coincident with Bush's inauguration that set the stage for its emergence as a major phenomenon.
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Japan's index of coincident economic indicators worsened in September and the government cut its view for the first time in more than three years, suggesting growth is at a standstill.
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If that isn't a coincident, Parsekar will join the ranks of several other politicians in India who are increasingly trying to lure voters with free connectivity, laptops, smartphones and other gadgetry.
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There is "no question that the conflict erupted coincident with a major drought in the region which forced rural people into Syrian cities as large numbers of Iraqi refugees arrived," they say.
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The GDP data comes as government's coincident economic indicator flagged the possibility Japan may be in a recession as exports and factory output were hit by China's slowdown and the Sino-U.
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That said, confidence remains pretty consistent over the past year although it tells us nothing about how consumers will behave in months and quarters to come as it's just a coincident indicator.
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Volatility broke out almost coincident with the November election, and I think the markets are trying to digest just what the political chaos of the next two years means for the economy.
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PMIs proved to be a good coincident indicator to track the slowdown in global manufacturing last year as the period of synchronized worldwide growth came to an end and business investment cooled.
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It wasn't a coincident that Indianapolis stayed calm on the eve of Dr. King's death when there were riots — causing over 35 deaths and 2,500 injuries — across every major city in America.
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The execution of this strike against Backpage, the culmination of an 18-month investigation (beginning around the arrest of Ferrer), is coincident but not directly related to the passage and signing of FOSTA.
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VIX is mostly just a coincident indicator of stock-index jumpiness (or its absence), but traders habitually see a low VIX as a sign of "complacency" or a market heading for a shock.
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It's hard to answer, but what a number of people have been saying is that the knowledge economy is a relatively recent creation and the timing is roughly coincident with the IT revolution.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's index of coincident economic indicators fell in January by the most since the devastating earthquake and nuclear disaster in March 2011 due to weak shipments of cars and smart phone parts.
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The previous great moment in neutrino astronomy happened in 1987, when some 13 neutrinos were recorded in three detectors on Earth coincident with a supernova explosion in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a nearby galaxy.
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The coincident index, which consists of indicators such as industrial output, jobs figures and retail sales data, fell a preliminary 2.1 points in September from the previous month, the Cabinet Office said on Wednesday.
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Here's an overview: The post-financial-crisis era for software companies has been marked by two coincident phenomena: (20163) relatively easy access to capital; and (22016) upward pressure on valuations for the highest-growth businesses.
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The payrolls number is coincident with the economy, not really a leading indicator, so what I look at is the initial jobless claims each Thursday which are a leading indicator and those are really low.
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"I see bitcoin as something that's really, really coincident with what's happening in stocks, bonds, real estate and the art world," Elliott Prechter of The Elliott Wave Theorist newsletter, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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TOKYO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Japan's index of coincident economic indicators worsened in September and the government cut its view for the first time in more than three years, suggesting the economy is at a standstill.
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The coincident index, which includes industrial output, shipments of capital goods, shipments of durable consumer goods, and working hours, was 114.0 in January, down 5.7 points from the previous month, Cabinet Office data showed on Wednesday.
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What he's saying: Kapfidze created a model to evaluate each state's current recession risk, specifically the likelihood that a state will have weak economic fundamentals as determined by the growth rate of that its coincident index.
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"You would not expect the coincident minima of two cycles, long and short, to manifest within just a few months, without some hint it was headed there in a previous minimum," he wrote in an email.
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It is with this in mind, coincident with the arrival of Valentine's Day, that Crunchbase News is taking a look at the state of that most awkward of pairings: startups and the pursuit of finding a mate.
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The index of coincident economic indicators, which consists of a range of data including factory output, employment and retail sales data, fell a preliminary 0.9 point in March from the previous month, the Cabinet Office said on Monday.
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The government's coincident indicator index fell for a third straight month in January, prompting the government to cut its view on the index, which showed the economy may have reached the peak of its long-term business cycle.
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"Hurricanes and tropical activity often comes in 'bursts' (internal variability), and that's what we're seeing now, coincident with the peak of hurricane season," Falko Judt, a research meteorologist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, said via email.
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TOKYO, April 5 (Reuters) - Japan's coincident indicator index improved for the first time in four months in February and the government kept its view to say the economy is at "a turning point," government data showed on Friday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's coincident indicator index declined in March and the government cut its assessment of the economy, a sign it may already be in recession as the U.S.-China trade war and weak external demand hurt activity.
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But experimental ideas of practical access to eternity exerted tremendous sway on educated, intelligent, and forward-looking people in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with a cutoff that was roughly coincident with the First World War.
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On the home page of The Times's website on Monday, coincident with the news story about Weiner's latest sexting and Abedin's break with him, was a chart documenting when and why 110 G.O.P. leaders gave up on Trump.
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The index of coincident economic indicators, which consists of a range of data including factory output, employment and retail sales, fell a preliminary 0.9 of a point in March from the previous month, the Cabinet Office said on Monday.
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TOKYO, May 13 (Reuters) - Japan's coincident indicator index worsened in March and the government cut its view, signaling the economy may be in recession as the U.S.-China trade war and weak external demand hurt the export-reliant economy.
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He observed that the last eight years have witnessed the highest rate of robot adoption worldwide, which is coincident with the fastest rate of employment in manufacturing, primarily in China, which now uses more robots than U.S. manufacturers do.
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The Cabinet Office's coincident indicator index rose 0.7 point in February, the first improvement in four months, driven by manufacturers' forecasts for an increase in output in March and easing concerns that the economy had entered into a recession.
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TOKYO, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Japan's coincident indicator index worsened in August and the government cut its view of the index, suggesting the economy might slip into recession as the U.S.-China trade dispute and slowing external demand dent recovery.
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"The origin of big trees and forests seems to be coincident in time with some dramatic changes in the Devonian ecosystem and climate," said lead author William Stein, an emeritus professor of biology at Binghamton University, in a call.
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However, it's a fitting coincident given the the ways that generations of digital natives, including the survivors of the Parkland school shooting, are making their voices heard on Twitter and elsewhere online as they fight for political causes they care about.
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A key Japanese economic index, the index of coincident economic indicators, rose a preliminary 2.0 points in September from the previous month, Cabinet Office data showed later on Friday, signalling an uptick in economic activity before the tax increase came into effect.
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"Gross additions were on target, but churn ticked up slightly and unexpectedly, coincident with the press coverage in early April of our plan to un-grandfather longer tenured members and remained elevated through the quarter," said Netflix CEO Reed Hastings in a letter to investors.
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The index of coincident economic indicators, which consists of a range of data including factory output, employment and retail sales data, slipped a preliminary 0.2 point to 95.1 in November from the previous month, the lowest reading since February 2013, the Cabinet Office said.
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"After more than a decade of increasing kratom use in the US, the FDA is pointing to fewer than 40 deaths coincident with kratom use—none of which were definitively caused by kratom—and calling the plant 'deadly,'" said psychologist and kratom researcher Marc Swogger.
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Whether cause, effect or simply coincident indicator, when the VIX ticked below 14 at midday Wednesday, the lifted off for what would be nearly a 1 percent one-day gain as traders took it as a further sign that the recent index lows should hold for now.
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At a conference on Art and Value at NYU Shanghai, coincident with the inauguration, Kejia Wu of Sotheby's Institute of Art noted that some Chinese collectors, particularly those who grew up when schools and universities were suspended during the Cultural Revolution, can be suspicious of foreign intellectualism.
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As a result of the public attention, its demand for better treatment, and the stipulation by the Nixon administration that we were to be released coincident with the signing of any peace agreement to end hostilities, we became the positive focus during what was not a very popular war.
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There were three plausible positions: the power to remove was coincident with the power to appoint, and thereby required advice and consent of the Senate; Congress had the power to confer a unitary removal power at its discretion; or the president had such a power by virtue of the Constitution itself.
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There never is any sense in chasing coincident or lagging data to begin with, especially when the leading indicators are so obviously foreshadowing either a recession or significant growth turndown — the latter surely has already begun for anyone who has been examining the real GDI data in the past few quarters.
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"In the end, using a combination of census data and results from a city-level survey we conducted of elderly residents, we estimate that about 8,000 residents of Maricopa County would be particularly vulnerable to a major heat disaster (power outage coincident with summer heat)," he said in an email.
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A target for oil drilling, the Forties Sandstone Member has been extensively studied, drilled and seismically scanned by the oil industry, allowing geologists to work out that it formed from the eroded remains of the land bridge between Scotland and Greenland that was uplifted from the Atlantic 56 million years ago, coincident with the PETM.
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Economic indicators are classified as one of three types, according to their timing: lagging indicators, such as unemployment rate, are measurements that change only after the economy as a whole changes; coincident indicators, such as retail sales, change at approximately the same time as the economy; and leading indicators, such as stock market returns, change before the rest of the economy.
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"When we overlaid the radio and optical images, we could see straight away that the fast radio burst pierced the halo of this coincident foreground galaxy and, for the first time, we had a direct way of investigating the otherwise invisible matter surrounding this galaxy," said Cherie Day, study co-author and a PhD student at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia.
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Contemplate the ideal smile as recounted by one clinician in the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics: An optimal smile is characterized by an upper lip that reaches the gingival margins, with an upward or straight curvature between the philtrum and commissures; an upper incisal line coincident with the border of the lower lip; minimal or no lateral negative space; a commissural line and occlusal frontal plane parallel to the pupillary line; and harmoniously integrated dental and gingival components.
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The events of the past week; the cancellation of a presidential trip to Denmark, and the coincident announcement that President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE would like to welcome Russia back into the G-6900 are stark reminders that this administration has a very difficult time understanding the difference between allies and adversaries.
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