If complacency breeds complacency, will deliberate minds produce deliberate actions?
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A. Complacency is the enemy of all great companies, and fighting complacency is the biggest challenge of any leader.
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"What matters to me is the VIX trade is an incredible testament to investor complacency here and complacency never unwinds gracefully," Atwater said.
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However, when independence leads to complacency and that complacency threatens U.S. consumers, businesses, and the greater American economy, it is time for our citizens' representatives to step in.
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The Lesson: Climate change complacency tied to vested interests (coal, coal, coal) can be much harder to dislodge than the complacency around adaptation, which allows for more immediate visibility.
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But no matter how harsh the definition, there is no denying that complacency — "the great chewing complacency," as Aesop put it — damages lives in ways that bring sadness and rage.
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Such market complacency normally would be a matter of concern.
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"Complacency is the last thing on my mind," he said.
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It shames everyone who is tempted into complacency and lazy.
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Uncertainty is, in a nutshell, justification for action, not complacency.
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I think complacency is a much bigger problem than fatalism.
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It is far too early for any kind of complacency.
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But there's still much complacency built into continental European assets.
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But all that gives no reason for smugness and complacency.
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The complacency of our Congress justifies our fears even more.
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"[I] see a lot of complacency right now," Henrich said.
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"Success can breed complacency, skepticism or even attack," she added.
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Obama, he continued, was resisting complacency, despite the GOP stumbles.
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The criticism has the optimism built in, complacency does not.
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It's about time somebody shocks them out of their complacency.
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Curry's backcourt partner Klay Thompson was also wary of complacency.
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"You preach about hating complacency and enabling," Standifer told Bookout.
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Large corporations breed complacency, and employees have less at stake.
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Others have had a less enthusiastic response to McConaughey's complacency.
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"Boo if you want – the enemy is complacency," he explained.
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Others worry that concentrated ownership will lead to managerial complacency.
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The gubernatorial elections should shake them out of their complacency.
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Bedlam is all about jolting the audience out of complacency.
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That is not a sign of complacency on his part.
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In Screenslaver's world, both tech devices and superheroes encourage complacency.
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Rage, for Despentes, is an antidote to complacency and despair.
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It's like complacency: 'Oh, I just think it's a joke.
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This is not to argue for complacency toward Trump's leadership.
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And I wanted to warn against complacency in this context.
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B.A. Finals Preview: Will Golden State's complacency be its doom?
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Complacency. Curiosity about nonessentials is in fact quite a luxury.
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Conventional wisdom, in turn, has been largely converted into complacency.
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God bless America, with our boundless talent and galling complacency.
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So you know, so I don't mean to suggest complacency.
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She believes the bulls were victims of their own complacency.
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"You could spin this as resiliency or complacency," said Magoon.
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Now is not the time to be lulled into complacency.
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Since gay marriage, a kind of complacency has set in.
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"I do think complacency has set in," Mr. Khan said.
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He rouses them from complacency with a call to action.
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Davos and Brussels were the capitals of this elitist complacency.
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The protection under the C.D.A. demonstrably lulled Facebook into complacency.
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A dash of strychnine in the hot cocoa of human complacency.
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"This is definitely complacency," agreed MKM Partners derivatives strategist Jim Strugger.
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Apple officials insist this redesign delay is neither caprice nor complacency.
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First, democracy is threatened by a combination of complacency and cynicism.
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"Complacency is our enemy," Ronna McDaniel posted Wednesday night on Twitter.
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Yet this should not be a cause for celebration or complacency.
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If you like, I lack the courage of my complacency. Why?
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Citizens are lulled into complacency through fast cars and cheap entertainment.
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Its dominance following Soviet communism's collapse decayed into laziness and complacency.
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This has encouraged a flabby complacency that other industries cannot afford.
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"The single biggest risk to our style is complacency," he said.
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"That does not mean there is room for complacency," he added.
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In our era of hyper-innovation, complacency and stagnation equal death.
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As the Brexit vote taught us, complacency comes at a price.
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The truth is that complacency is the enemy of political success.
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Yet while London's problem is complacency, Hong Kong's pessimism seems overdone.
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The attorneys general say that could lull gun owners into complacency.
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But with no serious attack so far, complacency has set in.
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"You really want to avoid the potential for complacency," he continues.
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"You really want to avoid the potential for complacency," says Maddon.
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To many, the complacency in the market is a warning sign.
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When complacency happens, you no longer strive to do your best.
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But it also isolated them from outside criticism and encouraged complacency.
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This complacency among us white Americans has been a historical constant.
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Someday, a historian may take a close look at their complacency.
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Rather than chase records, they endured injuries and bouts of complacency.
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Revivals sometimes get a bad name for banking on audience complacency.
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"You really want to avoid the potential for complacency," continues Maddon.
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Whether through complacency, miscommunication, or incompetence, that has not always happened.
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"Our identity is smug complacency," Brandon Hackett, another cast member, said.
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COMPLACENCY WARNINGS Beijing, Zhejiang, Sichuan had no new infections on Feb.
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Don't let your good credit card habits lull you into complacency.
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" Rather, he said, there was "an attitude of complacency and indifference.
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"Fear and complacency don't win elections," she has taken to saying.
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Complacency is the kiss of death in business and in life.
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To their children, this position seems like unforgivable quietism and complacency.
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The four tigers have achieved prosperity without complacency, wealth without repose.
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Debates like that are the product of a theater of complacency.
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In this new reality, there is no such thing as complacency.
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After years of complacency, doctors are finally starting to fight back.
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It is the nation's economic flexibility and policymakers' rejection of complacency.
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Having tax-supported churches and ministers often bred complacency and corruption.
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WARNS AGAINST FISCAL COMPLACENCY Kuroda also said the central bank's ultra-loose monetary policy is aimed at hitting its inflation target, rather than funding government spending, warning against complacency in getting Japan's fiscal house in order.
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The tone of "21 Up" is thus one of mild and slightly smug disapproval — of the haughtiness and complacency Apted finds at one end of the spectrum and the passivity and complacency he finds at the other.
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Democrats are very anti-complacency after being taken by surprise in 2016.
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So while encouraging, this new report should not guide us towards complacency.
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" As for Trump, Kaine warns his party it should have "zero complacency.
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India skirted the financial bust of 2007-08, but then complacency ensued.
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"We're finding evidence that there was more momentum than complacency," Reese said.
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Mr Clinton's "vital centre" has been destroyed by money-grabbing and complacency.
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"We now face a new risk, a risk of complacency," he said.
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But it sees no cause for complacency and is doing more studies.
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But Obama warned against complacency ahead of a busy fall campaign season.
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Yet ignorance and complacency have put the trading system in grave danger.
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On the contrary — I'm trying to jolt myself out of my complacency.
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It took Pearl Harbor to snap the country out of its complacency.
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The low bar of expectations and complacency are exactly how he wins.
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Our complacency, they warn, could lead to the next large tuberculosis outbreak.
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Most people have been pretty bullish, even to the point of complacency.
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ETFs have given investors a sense of stability and complacency — passive investing.
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So they failed to see resentment growing at their wealth and complacency.
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Of her success, Stefani said that complacency isn't a problem for her.
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The market's apparent complacency about Japan would seem to be most unfortunate.
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Zak's "Almighty" is about the few stubborn souls who resist such complacency.
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Yet complacency is a real danger, and Democrats are hobbled by it.
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We have never seen a tighter market and that just spells complacency.
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She has recently warned against European complacency about China's rise and intentions.
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We know what complacency leads to and we have to be brave.
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But acknowledging that distress accomplishes nothing besides lulling a person into complacency.
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Mostly they are notable for their complacency, which is not just economic.
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But the fluidity is causing even some Democrats to warn against complacency.
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I was a bit concerned by the seeming complacency of subsequent generations.
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But demand remains for the luxury product and Chase warned against complacency.
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Fear and complacency does not win elections; hope and courage wins elections.
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It then sank into complacency during the greed-is-good Reagan era.
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"So the major thrust of my executive energy is to avoid complacency."
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But complacency may be setting in as investors continue to ignore risks.
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US complacency could easily be used as an excuse to reduce investment.
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Downtrodden workers, overworked and underappreciated, are kept ignorant by exhaustion and complacency.
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I believe my peers' apparent complacency stems from two main issues: 85033.
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Complacency may be starting to creep into the market's mindset as well.
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"We cannot have a sense of complacency about this," Freeport's Adkerson said.
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Is it complacency, the converse of the avenging energies of the defeated?
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And tragically, both are allowed to persist because of widespread public complacency.
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Now the main thing that Mr Davies has to guard against is complacency.
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Looking to shake yourself out of complacency and get a little fired up?
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Perpetrators depend on complacency, on our inability to care for people unlike ourselves.
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Others took a different view, suggesting markets were approaching the vote with complacency.
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But during the Great Recession, colliding trends destroyed the complacency of that consensus.
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Looking at some of the tourism trouble spots, complacency is not called for.
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But after decades of growth that encouraged complacency, there are big ructions ahead.
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Jones hopes to inspire people out of complacency and denial and into action.
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Britain is a marked exception to the European pattern of complacency and decline.
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There was tremendous amount of, at best, complacency or, at worst speculative excess.
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Given the giddy mood, the big danger starts with a C, for complacency.
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The area is currently under blue skies, but Fenner warned residents against complacency.
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To the left, the Democrats' down-ballot failures undermine that kind of complacency.
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The central bank has a record of dangerous complacency late in economic cycles.
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The second longest bull market in history has lulled Main Street into complacency.
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Republican denial of climate change has led to Democratic complacency on the issue.
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Now this new study, published in Nature, has thrown that complacency into question.
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That kind of conviction can breed complacency or disdain for good incrementalist ideas.
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So though there is cause for celebration, there is little room for complacency.
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A low Vix reading is usually seen as a sign of investor complacency.
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Unfortunately it took Pulse to kind of shake me out of that complacency.
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He said the text messages scandal made people snap out of their complacency.
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After all, to last more than 170 years, there's no room for complacency.
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There would be nothing but complacency in the suffering and exploitation of others.
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We are the last people in the world who should succumb to complacency.
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This has led to complacency, says Geeta Nargund, a campaigner for cheaper IVF.
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That overconfidence bred complacency, at least among the party establishment and its base.
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There are issues that shake Congress out of complacency and require urgent collaboration.
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Confidence had become complacency, and Naseem was about to pay a high price.
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Thanks to conservative complacency, the art world today is a one-party state.
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Polls showing Clinton securely ahead instilled a sense of complacency among her supporters.
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Complacency is rooted in apathy, conformity, ignorance and denial — a recipe for disaster.
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I haven't chosen to be with Allstate all these years out of complacency.
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"Cryonics only seems disturbing because it challenges our complacency about death," he said.
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Avoid slipping into the complacency of the daily grind and always continue learning.
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This is not a moment for complacency or easy talk of blue waves.
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Likewise, Cowen's analysis of the reemergence of segregation reveals little about national complacency.
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But the danger of normcore politics is excessive complacency about post-Trump America.
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Seedcamp isn't standing still, however, and there are no obvious signs of complacency.
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They have coped with injuries, behind-the-scenes squabbles, fatigue and even complacency.
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Old pillars of trans-Atlantic certainty, and possibly complacency, have begun to tremble.
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This would allow informed urgency to take the place of panic or complacency.
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What we get instead are long stretches of complacency followed by sudden panic.
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But good times in banking can lead to complacency among regulators and bankers.
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But Mr. Cruz also cautioned against complacency while the rain was still falling.
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Or will she buckle under the weight and turn to suicide or complacency?
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I've developed a rapid complacency test — sort of like the rapid flu test.
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Obviously there is no complacency on my end for any act of violence.
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Complacency with interest yields costs you money in the form of lost income.
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Complacency weakens NATO and can provoke new aggression both against and within Europe.
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"The amount of complacency we saw in 2017 was pretty amazing," he says.
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Will too much investor complacency turn the virtuous cycle into a vicious one?
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The senator also grasped the disturbing sense of complacency among members of Congress.
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I think it's more -- I'm going to guess it's an issue of complacency.
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And this administration is replacing complacency with consequences, replacing nations' deniability with accountability.
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False alarms are dangerous because they lead to complacency when real danger threatens.
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New Delhi and the Andaman and Nicobar Command have no cause for complacency.
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Meanwhile, a sense of financial markets complacency is concerning, IACPM said in the statement.
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It was not complacency, Raptors coach Dwane Casey said it answer to a question.
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ING economist Carsten Brzeski said the growth figures should be no reason for complacency.
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"That kind of complacency cannot and should not be allowed to continue," Stuckless said.
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The hope is that this time success breeds greater commitment rather than greater complacency.
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Like all the bands who played, they're vocal about the complacency of corporate feminism.
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A charismatic boss can sometimes lull investors in a private-equity fund into complacency.
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Faced with challenging times, Tusk warned EU leaders that complacency was not an option.
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After years of complacency, it is slowly taking its own geopolitical situation more seriously.
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Warnings had long been sounded about bioterrorism, meeting similar shrugs of complacency from government.
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On the surface, this looks like an act of confidence — if not outright complacency.
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The fight between the reflation camp and the complacency camp is far from over.
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Furthermore, President Trump's warning about Republican complacency paid off and Buckeye State voters responded.
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We cannot let fear or the comfort of complacency prevent us from moving forward.
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In part, the complacency of many partisans is a by-product of ideological zeal.
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Failed health systems and international complacency quickly sneaked Ebola over borders and into cities.
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Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.
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These examples should be heartening, but they should not turn drive members into complacency.
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"There is a concern that people take things for granted -- a complacency," Walker said.
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And yet, they also can cause overconfidence in the system and complacency among drivers.
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The biggest danger is that politicians, like Italian football fans, fall victim to complacency.
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All of this suggests that now is hardly the time for European policymaker complacency.
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The implied backing of projects by the Chinese government could also add to complacency.
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"I do believe that complacency is the killer of every great company," she says.
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To oversimplify would be unwise; while complacency would be irresponsible — and perhaps outright dangerous.
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But his complacency and his assumption that the truth will out has disastrous consequences.
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Bach said organizers had to guard against complacency as preparations enter the home stretch.
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And, now, the kicker to jolt Koreans into shedding complacency that borders on denialism.
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Obama didn't mince words when it comes to his party's "complacency" in nonpresidential elections.
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Besides signaling that bearish bets are scarce, a lower ratio could signal complacency. 2.
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Critics worry that they could foster complacency in the battle to create affordable housing.
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"I'm on the ballot," President Trump reminded an audience in Mississippi, warning off complacency.
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Economists fault the government for mishaps and complacency that left the country especially vulnerable.
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Our dominance in a more benign post-Cold War environment lulled us into complacency.
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This strategy worked for GM until complacency crept in and the brand ladder collapsed.
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That's no excuse for complacency or discontent about how far that progress has gone.
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On this issue, most Canadians share Mr Trudeau's alarm rather than Mr Scheer's complacency.
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" "Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation.
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With age comes intellectual routine, and with intellectual routine comes complacency and operational blindness.
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"Perhaps the greatest challenge facing us today is the danger of complacency," Dunford said.
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Viard hasn't been called in to fix the brand, but complacency won't fly either.
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The contrast between his brutality and his impunity shook the world out of its complacency.
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Complacency comes when you look at a menu and say you're completely happy with this.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The economic recovery in 2017 is feeding complacency among Chinese officials.
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More than anything, the Fusion pushed a segment of complacency into more competition and innovation.
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Republicans hope Balderson's narrow win on election night will jolt the field out of complacency.
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An extravagant legal row this week suggests there may be little time left for complacency.
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"The culture of complacency and tolerance in our industry needs to stop," she told time.
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The politicians may have done the markets a service, by shaking them out of complacency.
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It seems complacency from governments is a lot to blame, in missing our climate goals.
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But it does pose a challenge to the complacency of many economists on the issue.
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All the chaos and complacency and further revelations of an aggressive disregard for user privacy?
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It's possible the Fed has seen the market reaction and become alarmed by the complacency.
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But whether tempers boil over into blows or not, Norman's intensity will ward off complacency.
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For both Dutta and Hoover, the 2016 outcome was a wake-up call against complacency.
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Meanwhile, in the market, stock prices are full, volatility is low, and complacency is high.
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Yet the near-universal hostility to consolidation reflects a complacency born of the golden years.
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"They lulled us into complacency," he said in an interview in Thursday's Wall Street Journal.
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The report concluded that senior leadership at the lab downplayed previous incidents and showed complacency.
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The administration then focused on addressing overall agency complacency with certain types of permitting decisions.
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Mostly, I think I was in shock — but I also felt myself slip into complacency.
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But you need to hear Garner's message because complacency, for all of us, is dangerous.
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Tusk told reporters that complacency over the future of the EU was not an option.
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Seemingly, this complacency about the emerging markets is based on a number of basic misconceptions.
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In my Autopilot test drives, I have been too nervous to be lulled into complacency.
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Dealers cautioned against complacency with Clinton only holding a shaky lead in Electoral College forecasts.
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Their conscience is telling them what to do, but fear and complacency keeps them silent.
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Call it confidence, or an unwillingness to try to time the market, or even complacency.
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It also may have lulled them into complacency about the company's operations over the years.
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But in terms of the on-the-court complacency, I've seen a lot of that.
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When it comes to issues of consent and sexual assault, our biggest enemy is complacency.
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"Complacency is our worst enemy," McDaniel said at the Conservative Political Action Conference last month.
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In his lifetime, he was disappointed in the complacency of both black and white churches.
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" He urged me not to mistake his aversion to fight-club rhetoric for complacency. "Dr.
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"My biggest fear is complacency and lack of interest by the global community," she said.
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What do you think is the key thing to push American complacency out of it?
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Mr. Shepherd said the Supreme Court hearings for Brett M. Kavanaugh had eliminated any complacency.
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"Automation complacency... needs to be in everyone's vocabulary," said Bruce Landsberg, an NTSB board member.
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Volker Beck, a member of the pro-environment Greens party, accused the government of complacency.
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"There is no room for complacency," NSW state Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters on Monday.
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Guarding against corporate complacency to anticipate social risks requires proactive intervention starting at the top.
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It was a lesson that complacency, when it came to the Medicare guarantee, was dangerous.
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Residents and local officials said a sense of complacency had set in over the years.
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It's no coincidence that The Gentlemen attack when people are sleeping: Complacency and vulnerability are dangerous.
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The latest Reuters asset allocation poll of investors saw some warn of complacency in financial markets.
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"It is probable that staff complacency significantly contributed to the February 20 incident," the report said.
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Each was troubled by the Anglo-Saxon countries' complacency that totalitarianism could never happen to them.
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There is no question that they will occur again, if only because good times breed complacency.
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Inside, the weekly diagnosed timidity and complacency in both the team and the nation it represented.
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This apparent complacency in the market, Colas says, is simply a byproduct of low interest rates.
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"It is encouraging undue risk-taking, political complacency, capital misallocation and asset price bubbles," he added.
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Complacency, he knew, was not only corrosive for our collective lives, but for our individual lives.
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"It was important to look at Israel without complacency but with compassion," he told the Times.
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The first quake, which shook Mexico City but did little damage there, bred a certain complacency.
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Economically, Germany's strong performance has bred complacency at home and an outsized fear of indiscipline abroad.
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Shinjiro Koizumi, the LDP lawmaker son of popular former Premier Junichiro Koizumi, warned against LDP complacency.
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Most firms pride themselves on being level-headed, but at some point that bleeds into complacency.
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"I think you're going to continue to hear the President warn against complacency," Earnest said Tuesday.
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I'm scared of complacency, and I don't want to let myself think I've come far enough.
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Is there a sense of complacency in the equity market at the moment, do you think?
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This predicament has led to a complacency and lack of consideration for issues concerning black voters.
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"Present and future projections leave no room for complacency," Tsipras said in a speech to parliament.
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The sentiment was getting a little frothy, and we were developing some complacency in the market.
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However, our lives have been uncomfortable and in that we have found complacency across the country.
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Complacency happens when you are so comfortable that you don't see the change happening around you.
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However, after almost a decade at the top, Switzerland is at risk from complacency and populism.
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In fact, I worry that we maybe in danger of allowing their erosion though sheer complacency.
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For those who were relieved by this, Comey's firing should be a frightful awakening from complacency.
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We hit that button and drift back into complacency; waiting, like lemmings, for the coming storms.
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He noted, however, that complacency in the market may be "a bit high" at this point.
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Sometimes life lulls us back into complacency and we're forced to learn a powerful lesson twice.
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One concern among White House aides and Republican congressional leaders is complacency among House GOP incumbents.
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In today's global economy, following the debt should dispel any complacency about the world economic outlook.
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They have allowed complacency and denial to overshadow any potential for a win or a withdrawal.
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He added on Tuesday that meant taking pride in the achievements and celebrating, while avoiding complacency.
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Spieth assured there will be no such complacency when they arrive at Liberty National on Sunday.
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Those who find current events disturbing and worth protesting shouldn't confuse these tips as encouraging complacency.
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Trump's silence thus far isn't complacency—it is a form of terror in and of itself.
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"There is still complacency that needs to be flushed out — notably in the US," he said.
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In other words, complacency was arguably at a record high when the correction began last week.
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That could lull him into a false sense of complacency during an interview with Mueller's team.
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" He added: "Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation.
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And of course, complacency in the Republican Party just rolling back and letting this happen. Right.
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The trick is to develop warnings for people in volcanic areas that instill caution without complacency.
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It's difficult to give complacency-shattering feedback while simultaneously making someone feel valued, loved and sexy.
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He warned against complacency and said the next crisis might not come from the financial system.
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That's typical of market sentiment right now: a feeling that the complacency could change very quickly.
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"Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation," Trump said.
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The liberal complacency that holds that these people simply need to be "educated" is self-defeating.
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"We are encouraged by this trend but this is no time for complacency," Tedros told reporters.
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"We are encouraged by this trend but this is no time for complacency," Tedros told reporters.
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Rather, its raison d'être as a musical is to force you into and out of complacency.
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The complacency rolled on until troubled Bear Stearns was swallowed by JPMorgan in March of 2008.
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King believed complacency and milquetoast protestations were more effective in promoting white supremacy than outright bigotry.
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Within a very short time, my love affair with berries had entered the posthoneymoon phase: complacency.
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To the 43 Group, in the shadow of the Holocaust, that sounded like classic British complacency.
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For all the talk about renewal, Merkel's latest administration still looks like an exercise in complacency.
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Bernie Sanders is the antidote to the complacency and inaction that characterizes Obama and the DNC.
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Did we lull voters and the news media into a sense of complacency about the election?
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But there is one place where that complacency seems misplaced in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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But some managers expressed concerns about complacency and valuations, prompting them to take risk off the table.
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But complacency, and even reliance on the perceived safest choice, could mean another four years of Trump.
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It's the dreaded word, suggesting complacency and artistic death and right now Dougy's ambitions are laser-focused.
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But as drivers are asked to do less, they are becoming more complacent — and complacency breeds danger.
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The reason for such a remarkable safety record is a lack of complacency among airlines and regulators.
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He's found great success coupling a quality growth approach to investing with an emphasis on fighting complacency.
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Complacency, incompetence and sterile elitist philosophizing have created problems that will take a long time to solve.
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The most surprising consequence of Carson's smugness and complacency is to make — and who would have imagined?
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He has a point when he says that exercising caution over warning signs is tantamount to complacency.
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A kick to complacency is not necessarily a bad thing and may ultimately be for the best.
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For Britain, the only antidote to that is confronting complacency and sticking to the course we've charted.
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Our political system has become extraordinary fragile as a result of our own greed, complacency and arrogance.
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But here in Riga, a capital of the free Russian media in exile, that complacency falls flat.
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Yet this potpourri of unfunded policies, nice words and electoral complacency has attracted legions to his party.
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Denton blamed the complacency of the tech media at large for giving Silicon Valley titans thin skin.
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Emma Gordon, senior Africa analyst at global risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, criticized the complacency of shipping operators.
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This complacency not only costs American jobs, it encourages other trading partners to test our resolve further.
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Then again, waiting for the worst of all possible worlds is its own kind of dangerous complacency.
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Such actors are the agents of radical artistic change, which, by design, robs us of our complacency.
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The internal RNC study found complacency among GOP voters was linked to how much they trust Trump.
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But in reality it they ever overpower us, it will be due to human complacency and greed.
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Yet all this betrays an odd complacency about the drama into which Britain has now thrust itself.
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Nello, a historian, wrote annals of Italian unification that implicitly contradicted the political complacency of his contemporaries.
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"Fear and complacency does not win elections," she said at the Iowa Democratic Party's fund-raising dinner.
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It isn't the normalization of hate we should fear, but the normalization of our complacency about it.
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Deeper issues There is broad agreement among piracy experts that complacency has contributed to the current surge.
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There is a remarkable sense of complacency in the markets about Japan, the world's third-largest economy.
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"I don't think there's any room for complacency, and there's plenty of room for concern," Cobb said.
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But Kim Eng Tan, senior director of sovereign ratings at S&P in Singapore, warns against complacency.
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By contrast there is undue complacency about Italy's vulnerable economy, the third biggest in the euro area.
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They depicted it as another example of the government's complacency and of the need for popular revolt.
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"There was this great sense of complacency," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
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A more detailed investigation later that year found "a culture of complacency" among senior managers at Dugway.
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Consider how easy it is to be lulled into complacency about the current state of the economy.
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To assume that central banks can hold the next recession at bay indefinitely represents a dangerous complacency.
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It's a terrific book called Ill Winds: Saving Democracy from Russian Rage, Chinese Ambition, and American Complacency.
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We are too easily lulled into complacency by pretentious prestige television, Oscar-thirsty biopics and presold franchises.
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Sometimes, this will be to urge public complacency when the government seeks to conceal its own incompetence.
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The complacency rolled on until the troubled Bear Stearns was swallowed by JPMorgan Chase in March 2008.
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Nevertheless, the combination of complacency and rising markets has prompted a growing number to become more cautious.
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As political risks have increased at home and abroad, complacency among investors has rarely been so widespread.
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"For decades, complacency has been the 'right trade' when it comes to North Korea," the report said.
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"I felt sick election night, realizing I'd been suckered into a fall sense of complacency," she said.
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Yet with both the United States and China grappling with a slowdown, there's little room for complacency.
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"The days of indiscriminate gains, and the complacency that environment bred, is a thing of the past."
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But he warned against complacency, saying China's debt could cause problems if it were not watched carefully.
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However, Lombardy, Italy's wealthiest region which surrounds the financial capital Milan, warned of the dangers of complacency.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Tuesday warned of a risk of complacency among countries.
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Complacency did not feel right, though, so I hopped off that particular conveyor belt and moved forward.
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A struggling US dollar is proving a blessing for emerging markets – but there's no room for complacency.
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Darcy's letter to Elizabeth shows a man shaken from the easy complacency of wealth and self-regard.
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She believes that international standard agencies and documents are not helping with people's complacency on this topic.
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As practically any historian can tell you, ignorance is the mother of disaster; complacency is the father.
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Most market analysts have pointed out the decline in the VIX doesn't necessarily imply stock market complacency.
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"So I'm worried about the economics, I'm worried about the health, and I'm worried about global complacency."
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Even so, consumers and businesses have almost been lulled into virtual complacency by prolonged low interest rates.
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Critics contend that Mr. Barnett used a "bait-and-switch" tactic to lull the neighborhood into complacency.
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Looking ahead to the U.S. Presidential election, the Brexit upset provide a warning against such complacency, he said.
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If Tesla improves this system, even a little bit, the risk of complacency and too much trust rises.
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Therefore, we must not normalize Trump's sexist behavior: Hold onto your anger as a safeguard against complacency.2.
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She said a higher VIX would remove some concerns that there is too much complacency in the market.
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The danger we face is allowing the march to make us feel better, to lull us into complacency.
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That complacency is good, because then if you are going to turn things on them, it's a shock.
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He dropped by one of the city's other food markets and was shocked by the complacency, he said.
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Not out of a sense of complacency or callousness, but in order to keep our sense of perspective.
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I think that's the thing: complacency where you stop trying to figuring it out maybe masquerades as maturity.
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Pešta, today free to be an artist of ideas, always will push the Czech conversation out of complacency.
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Nonetheless, David Page, an economist at AXA Investment Managers, said the OBR forecast left no room for complacency.
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Invesco's Kristina Hooper warns there's too much complacency on Wall Street surrounding trade between the U.S. and China.
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They should also know that more than ever, we need them to join with us to banish complacency.
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In addition to fundamental reasons like rates and trade, she thinks investor sentiment and complacency played a role.
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"I challenged our team about complacency, and we certainly don't have any room for it," Muschamp told reporters.
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Then when Schultz gave in and declined to speak, a sense of complacency among the establishment set it.
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And perhaps most of all, the family visit spurs people out of their complacency and into the endgame.
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Saying that things will get better once we just have the right combination of sensors only inspires complacency.
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A decade after the crisis they are stumbling around in a fog of bad performance, defeatism and complacency.
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I'm more upset at my own complacency in not recalling the basics I was taught in geography classes.
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The most pervasive feeling might be apathy—a sense of complacency because women are running the contraceptive show.
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We'll work every day to sidestep complacency and shine a bright light on the injustices happening around us.
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Bad habits and complacency [become] compounded by minimal training, leaving most drivers much less proficient than they think.
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He also raised concerns over growing antimicrobial resistance to drugs, saying the success of antibiotics had created complacency.
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The burkini, he says, is part of a "political project", and complacency plays into the hands of Islamists.
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Solnit's book argues against complacency and despair, advocating instead for radical activism when faced with an uncertain future.
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Together The Garbage Times and White Ibis are about coping with daily struggles and pushing out of complacency.
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The enemy of the moment — radical Islamic terrorism — got lucky once, taking advantage of our complacency and inattention.
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Second, developing strategies for reducing complacency — one of the most insidious impediments to strengthening nuclear security — is essential.
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"There is definitely a level of complacency," said Andrew Thrasher, portfolio manager at Financial Enhancement Group, in Indianapolis.
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"Eventually, Microsoft will crumble because of complacency, and maybe some new things will grow," he said to Wired.
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Even Sanders skeptics insist that his rivals for the nomination need to rid themselves of complacency — and fast.
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But the complacency in markets look likely to stay, unless there is a major shock, said El-Erian.
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A recent editorial in French daily Le Monde warned against complacency in assuming that Le Pen cannot win.
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Through their complacency with this current process, lawmakers are allowing government to be involved in a partisan fight.
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There's another complacency born from redundancy in international soccer: the outrageous piles of cash being embezzled by executives.
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Yes, Democrats have won some special elections and those victories are real and should warn Republicans against complacency.
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Flourishing animal spirits involve complacency, a playful mood, a "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" feeling of confidence.
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So do the breezy complacency of Menelaus, the innocence of Nausicaa, the gruff decency of the swineherd Eumaeus.
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We expect that the visceral reaction to seeing such human atrocities will shake us from complacency to action.
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They insisted instead that they are 'no jury', as if that excuses them from their complacency and inaction.
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"Regardless of what we eventually learn about these allegations, this is not a time for complacency," she wrote.
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But the danger of contentment, particularly in the modern job market, is that it can slide into complacency.
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" Doing so means rejecting complacency about democracy and our system's resilience, and "understanding exactly how we got here.
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But less than four months before the Iowa caucuses, her competitors have determined that complacency will not suffice.
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"In environments like this, we used to worry that high expectations would lead to voter complacency," he said.
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The goal of designing systems that preserves what clinicians do best without the risk of complacency is critical.
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For me, the concept of curiosity keeps me on my toes and prevents me from settling into complacency.
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But Labour's estrangement from, well, labor has its roots in decades of complacency in the party's right wing.
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If the market is to plow through economic obstacles and rally, investment sentiment complacency will need to shift.
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"One of the big problems with this market was complacency, so that's probably not so bad," she said.
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LONDON — It was a revolt against elite complacency, an almost palpable shock to conventional wisdom and conventional politics.
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A long run of rising home prices in America led to complacency about the risks of mortgage lending.
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It has raised capital standards...It has moved towards a resolution system...The danger right now is complacency.
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The thefts have been a result in part of the "incompetence or complacency" of local authorities, he said.
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So when she was about 9, her parents, both professional musicians, decided to jolt her out of complacency.
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Maybe the real reason Australia has made it so long without a downturn is an absence of complacency.
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I have learned, too, in a particularly painful but valuable way, how much I need to fear complacency.
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It is through complacency that we forget even the recent past, the Holocaust of only two generations ago.
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Clinton and stave off complacency among donors and her field team here, a time-honored element of campaign gamesmanship.
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Satirical bills are a useful tool for shaking people out of complacency and rallying progressive momentum, according to Marzian.
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And as such, conscious consumerism can deliver unearned complacency, house-on-fire calm akin to "This Is Fine" dog.
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However, one potential negative consequence of THAAD's deployment stems from the sense of complacency that such systems can foster.
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But for most progressives, admiring what Obama achieved in office doesn't mean complacency about the need for further change.
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All this makes for a dangerous complacency: that, although the conflict cannot be solved, it can be managed indefinitely.
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And as someone who was awakened from complacency into environmental advocacy through alarm, I see real value in fear.
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More generally, the VIX turnabout is "a bit surprising but indicative of the complacency I think persists," Strugger added.
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The VIX operates best as a signal of excess complacency when it's confirmed by other sentiment indicators suggesting overconfidence.
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At least two kinds of widespread complacency make medical planning for a large nuclear detonation more difficult, Dallas added.
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But this is not a time for complacency, as the High Court decision on who triggers article 50 reveals.
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For Europeans jolted out of complacency by the shocks of the last few years, that familiar line finally resonates.
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As our horror fades into complacency when faced with an overwhelming problem, who will be there to remind us?
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"There has been some complacency associated with the long time period where these things have been percolating," Aikin said.
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What does the US phone buyer do when Samsung or Apple shows complacency, incompetence, conservatism, or some combination thereof?
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"The strong growth performance also shows what currently is the biggest risk for the German economy: complacency," Brzeski said.
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Overall shares continued to move in a range that is unsettling some investors concerned about complacency in the market.
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There's a sense of complacency when you're driving the same loops over and over, and you trust the vehicle.
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But that will not matter to voters who fear losing jobs or income due to declining economic conditions. Complacency.
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It expects us all to be lulled into complacency by the idea of change without the substance behind it.
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Familiarity is said to breed complacency, hence people's penchant for reinventing themselves in order to adapt to changing circumstances.
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"This image of the SWIFT network and the surrounding ecosystem being secure and impenetrable has encouraged complacency," he said.
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Current asset valuations and low implied volatility in stock and bond markets may be signaling investor complacency, she said.
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The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) closed below 10 earlier this week, raising concerns about complacency in the market. Disclaimer
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The super low level of the VIX was seen as a sign of the market's complacency by some traders.
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That complacency is disrupted one night when he picks up a stranger's cell phone, and starts receiving disturbing messages.
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In 1940, isolation ended in a fight for survival, and complacency gave way to five years of grim determination.
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It's the very definition of complacency to think that you have more room for error than you actually do.
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However, analysts cautioned against investor complacency, especially after the market's strong run since Donald Trump's election as U.S. president.
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Their complacency blinds them to unexpected reversals in history and conceals from them the threats to their own hopes.
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Walker told CNN before Election Day that be believed complacency, not fatigue, was the biggest issue facing his campaign.
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While we are a long way from such a state in the US, this is no time for complacency.
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Pinker's assurances that cognitive scientists, geneticists, and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have everything under control threaten to create political complacency.
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Some experts worry that a lull in hurricanes hitting the state over the past decade could breed false complacency.
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And then cynicism predictably fades, and politics enters an era of complacency, in which most people are politically disengaged.
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We will slide down the path of complacency, numb to the challenges, threats, and even wars that we face.
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Theater demands conflict, tension, and suspense to drive plot, but Southern Comfort's director, Thomas Caruso, mostly gives us complacency.
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It is my hope that we encourage one another to start with conversations, which then enable resistance to complacency.
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One of the greatest risks in the midst of a viral outbreak, aside from the disease itself, is complacency.
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"There's been a degree of complacency among broadcasters" that "they can do pretty much what they like," he added.
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Unimpressed by scientific prizes or riches, Dr. Bengio stressed that complacency and overconfidence were the enemies of scientific progress.
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But moving the needle on that complacency is what civics and civic engagement is all about, Mr. Liberti said.
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He said: First, there's a risk of complacency setting in — an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" mentality.
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Fickle focus, complacency, boredom — take your pick: All of it applied at various points over the past 10 months.
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By fighting to dilute or delay stricter air quality standards, Ms. Merkel may have encouraged complacency among German carmakers.
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But one former prime minister warns about complacency, calling for a reset with Brussels, tax cuts and renewed investment.
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It is a prick to conscience, a prod to thinking, a rebuke to complacency and a spur to action.
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The aftermath has raised questions about the commonality of harassment — and has forced us to confront our own complacency.
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And his response to the economic fallout has veered between complacency and hysteria, with a strong admixture of cronyism.
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Finance Minister Ignacio Briones told reporters the better-than-anticipated results were good news, but he warned against complacency.
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The spread of coronavirus cases in Italy, Iran and South Korea is shaking investors out of their recent complacency.
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The Lesson: Tragedy, immediate and visceral, often does more to identify complacency and shift the dynamic than anything else.
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"If there's one positive thing to come out of this horrible legislation," she said, "it's that complacency is gone."
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If that's what the Democratic Party exudes — coastal complacency — it will lose, just like Ms. Clinton did last year.
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State run television on Sunday urged people to avoid complacency, warning China had yet to reach the turning point.
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Inertia is equal parts laziness and complacency … and in the end it's a surefire way to kill your business.
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This long period of relative calm may have lulled some people into complacency when it comes to state finances.
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"Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation," Trump said of North Korea.
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But forcing their hand and shunning their lack of cooperation would be preferable to the current state of complacency.
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We will slide down the path of complacency, numb to the challenges, threats and even wars that we face.
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So there's a risk that a lack of effort from bigger emitters could fuel a feedback loop of complacency.
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What the season resolutely lacked was the sort of cautious complacency that smothers so much of the classical world.
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While U.S. risk professionals may be winning plaudits for shielding their firms, U.S. regulators show no signs of complacency.
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It is less jokey than his typical tenor, and there is far more self-congratulating, upper-class complacency than usual.
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"Regulations may be in place officially, but too often are simply ignored, resulting in high levels of complacency," it said.
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"In fact, we see this progress as cautionary and recognize that one of the greatest threats to progress is complacency."
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The New York Times editorial page, after his loss, reported that he ran a lackluster campaign that bordered on complacency.
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However, there is a risk of complacency, particularly if, as CRU claims, non-visible shadow inventory has been steadily declining.
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And I do see signs that the extreme weather we're witnessing right now is shaking people out of their complacency.
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Others posted calls to action and passionate condemnations of both the violence unfolding and the complacency that lets it happen.
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I have talked with most Android manufacturers over the past few weeks and I'm confident the update problem isn't complacency.
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Voters have punished Abe and his ruling Liberal Democratic Party for a combination of scandals, gaffes, and general government complacency.
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The House of Commons Home Affairs Committee duly accuses the government of worrying complacency about securing a data adequacy decision.
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But having carefully studied the experiences of other countries as well as our own Constitution, we think complacency is unwise.
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He also takes into account a more richly valued stock market, signs of investor complacency and a sluggish U.S. economy.
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Refusal to take a stand is complacency, especially when you are an American institution with so much influence and voice.
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History, however, is replete with cautionary tales of being lulled into complacency by the sweet siren call of misapplied statistics.
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He said the slow response by most brick-and-mortar retailers to the rise of Amazon was due to complacency.
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But this wealth, fuelled by easy access to vast resource reserves taken from Indigenous peoples, has also cultivated economic complacency.
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Britain's largest domestic bank resisted any suggestion of complacency in its outlook for the economy, saying it recognised uncertainties existed.
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Tilson cited "high prices and complacency that currently prevail in the market" as main reasons for shutting down his fund.
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He's seeing better fundamentals in the financial system than those currently worried about investor complacency and high levels of debt.
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That's the kind of stuff that actually bothers me is the complacency and the lack of panic in the market.
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Investors' complacency with their increased earnings following tax cuts prevent them from expanding and improving the efficiency of their businesses.
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It could serve as a salutary shock that finally jolts European elites out of their complacency and leads to reform.
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He urged Democrats to quit moping, avoid complacency and stop focusing on the shiny, ephemeral, show-biz aspects of politics.
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Ibsen switched to prose for its more immediate effects—and as a way of shocking audiences out of their complacency.
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Looking at Rohnert Park, the way the record is addressing suburban complacency, from the lyrics on down to the artwork.
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Eventually, she tells Peter that their complacency, with its respectful distance and "quiet, orderly" lovemaking, is not all she wants.
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Whether or not he entirely deserves what he eventually gets, his complacency and passivity set him up for a fall.
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The couple fall into a domesticity that several years on seems to be splitting the difference between contentment and complacency.
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"A preliminary conclusion suggests markets are in a 5-10% tail — defiantly suggesting complacency is running high," the note said.
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" However, Maxwell B. Markusen, a researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, warned against complacency. "U.
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The fact that the full version of GPT-2 has done many other impressive things should warn us against complacency.
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But effort and complacency were issues — perhaps the biggest ones — leading to several losses resulting from blown double-digit leads.
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Investors took that as a sign of complacency about rising debt costs in one of the euro zone's weakest members.
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The book highlights feminist complacency regarding women of color; immigrant women; lesbian, bisexual or transgender women; sex workers and others.
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His committed confidence shook the complacency out of me, and I discovered that I was doing it: I was living.
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Bullishness has "morphed into complacency" according to Julian Emanuel, managing director and chief equity and derivatives strategist with BTIG Research.
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"There was complacency about the growth in stocks, and the virus was the trigger for a sell-off," he said.
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What you are seeing here is people are saying the Fed is doing nothing and it's the complacency right now.
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Yes, but: It comes as global multilateral organizations find themselves treading water amid a recent rise in complacency and nationalism.
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"The biggest enemy we face right now is complacency," Mr. Stein of FAIR said, "because Trump's people have our ideas."
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There are others, however, who believe that Aspen embodies the establishment complacency that created the conditions in which populism fomented.
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Always fearful of settling into complacency, the company announced that it was making one-day shipping standard for Prime households.
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Ostlund's version is a sharp, relentless satire of masculine insecurity and middle-class complacency, threading genuine discomfort among improbable laughs.
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The gym rat pack relishes every opportunity to compete, which is why complacency doesn't appear to be in its vocabulary.
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The failure started with government complacency, compounded by a misguided decision to suspend a vaccination program after a medical scare.
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In most of America, though, the initial anger, panic, and fear of a war would turn into complacency extremely quickly.
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The assumption of imminent regime collapse, due to difficult economic conditions and the challenges of leadership succession, abetted this complacency.
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She scolded the world's elite, saying its complacency over inequality had helped feed a populist reaction from those left behind.
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It is woven through and through with the constant questioning that is after all the opposite of complacency and compliance.
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Democrats need to understand that, and they need to move past a complacency for which the Clintons bear considerable blame.
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"We get lulled into complacency in times like this, … then we kick ourselves if there's a market correction," she said.
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But the two authors agree about what makes Britain unusual: a strange mix of pragmatism and pride, openness and complacency.
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There is no evidence of complacency among ADNOC Distribution's senior executives, the firm's deputy chief executive told CNBC on Wednesday.
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We are also replacing complacency with consequences — and imposing costs on adversaries who threaten, endanger or undermine us in cyberspace.
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Those margins don't breed complacency, and Hurd said he began expecting a tough race the day after his 583 win.
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Its complacency was personified by the Gandhi family, whose members dominated the Party but appeared diffident and out of touch.
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"We get lulled into complacency in times like this … then we kick ourselves if there's a market correction," she said.
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Ironically, some investors view current low market volatility as a sign of complacency - and yet another reason not to invest.
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Industry groups and economists have said complacency on the economy from Chancellor Angela Merkel is also contributing to the slowdown.
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Mr. Gingrich's rebellion was aimed at cozy, low-level corruption and complacency, which certainly existed in the old speaker system.
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Biofuel and carbon "credits" are tools that designed to incentivize renewable energy investments, but in practice, they usually encourage complacency.
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And this widespread, systemic complacency with letting bad men back into the industry became a focal point of the entire season.
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In appropriating an object like a Snuggie I wanted to talk very specifically about a kind of everyday, consumerist, sedentary, complacency.
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Reminding his team that the competition is getting better every day mitigates the complacency and laziness that can come with success.
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An exhibition by Badiucao, addressing Google's complacency in China's internet censorship, was set to open in Hong Kong on November 3.
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White guilt and Black complacency are battling it out about the engagement of Latino students at East 41st Street High School.
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" Nick finds the outburst pathetic, "as if his complacency, more acute than of old, was not enough to him any more.
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All we can do is fight our own complacency and status quo biases and take as much action as we can.
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Low levels on the VIX could suggest a degree of near-term complacency, said John Stoltzfus, chief market strategist at Oppenheimer.
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In 2017, political grifters, trolls, and hackers took advantage of algorithmic flaws and moderator complacency to wage elaborate social influence campaigns.
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Their complacency towards Mr Trump's financial conflicts, a second source of doubt about Mr Trump's presidency, provides another illustration of this.
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Brexit is both a symptom and a catalyst of that process, lending nationalism momentum and allowing unionists no room for complacency.
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One day, a mysterious stranger arrives to knock the Murry family out of their mopey complacency (think a Hagrid-esque arrival).
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The peaceful waves of complacency that washed over the crowd, which was still supportive of Yeezy even though they were pissed.
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Unlike the complacency displayed in the lead up to Brexit, the markets are determined not to be caught by surprise again.
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Policymakers have repeatedly warned about a sense of complacency in global markets with stock prices, in particular, hovering around record highs.
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It would be foolish to suggest the buoyancy in markets is purely fueled by complacency, particularly when a rally feels unloved.
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Here's what I see: a complacency among the generation of young women whose entire lives have been lived after Roe v.
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But such conditions can also breed complacency and a lack of 'can do' behavior, according to Indian politicians and civil servants.
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When a company can prosper on a subsidy rather than by winning in the marketplace, complacency sets in and breakthroughs plummet.
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I'm not talking about complacency; nope, that would evidence a lack of any concern at any time; that would be boring.
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Many think that complacency is a disease that only applies to bull markets, but Jim Cramer said that is not true.
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But given the risks of a housing bust or deeper slowdown in China, such worries reflect a healthy lack of complacency.
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"As memories of the crisis fade, I see a high risk of complacency" (Reporting by Balazs Koranyi Editing by Francesco Canepa)
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A new generation is rejecting their elders' complacency about these ills—and more of these youth reach voting age every day.
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Unfortunately, through complacency, bad decisions, and an unwillingness to have this critical conversation, our edge is becoming blunter by the day.
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A return of market volatility has brought a new normal for investors after record low levels of fear and downright complacency.
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In the meantime, if France enters the sunny season without further calamity, there will be relief but no sense of complacency.
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The feeling flared up abruptly, both when she was thrilled by radical action and when she was aghast at public complacency.
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This sort of complacency sends a not so subtle signal, a green light, to those who indulge in white supremacist rhetoric.
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"I worry that there's a complacency from some folks that, you know, this is always been the American way," Kearney says.
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Those who oppose a U.S. troop withdrawal will play all kinds of rhetorical games, claiming such a departure would be complacency.
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"This deliberate manipulation by the Syrian government and the complacency of the U.N. have played hand-in-hand," the letter stated.
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Indonesian police have had considerable success in stopping major attacks since the deadly 2002 Bali bombings, though analysts warn against complacency.
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Rather, Velasco's appointment speaks to the efforts of a calcified institution to find a new way forward from complacency and silence.
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Draghi emphasised on Monday that Italy's debt was sustainable, albeit with no room for complacency given its huge sovereign debt pile.
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In interviews, he continued to urge the government to undertake structural reforms to the banking industry and to warn against complacency.
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In a game that had all the makings of a trap game, Kansas State made sure complacency was a non-factor.
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So you can excuse the market for some degree of complacency, but it is a bit harder to explain the dichotomies.
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No doubt, they sense that to look at Japanese culture too closely would threaten a long-cherished complacency about their own.
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Saying the Bengals are preaching patience is a nice spin for an organization where complacency has been a watchword for decades. .
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Bunge's own conclusion about de Sade's legacy is not satisfying, but sits comfortably within the grey area between condemnation and complacency.
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That apparent complacency made his decision a week ago to call for closing the country's schools seem all the more shocking.
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But it's also dangerous, because it can lead to complacency; to the sense the issue is solved, or has been addressed.
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And even some less serious allegations suggest an unacceptable degree of sexism or complacency about inappropriate behavior within the British Parliament.
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He's also the author of a new book called Ill Winds: Saving Democracy from Russian Rage, Chinese Ambition, and American Complacency.
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"Unfortunately, a complacency has spread within our society that we have to overcome," he told the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag.
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Mr. Devarajan of the World Bank worries that the robust economy may lead to complacency and delay such critical economic reforms.
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The worst financial crisis in 80 years had its roots in low interest rates, lax oversight and complacency on Wall Street.
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EM: Well I think first of all, I think humans will solve environmental sustainability, I do not mean to suggest complacency.
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This version of paradoxical exceptionalism for spycraft has contributed to the alternative legal framework and public complacency that bolsters its legitimacy.
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Our complacency now shaken, it's time to look with clear eyes at how America should position itself for the coming decades.
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Mobile Moron Fast-Facts Plan Allow this highly limited data plan to lull you into a state of information-age complacency.
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"Perhaps the recent tendency for inflation to run below target in many countries has fostered a degree of complacency," he said.
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It makes me optimistic that we'll have record turnout in November — and won't have the complacency that we experienced in 2016.
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My relationship with berries follows the same arc as so many relationships: ignorance, discovery, infatuation, growth, complacency and, then, happy coexistence.
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While low periods of volatility are not good for markets, analysts have warned that the risk of market complacency has increased.
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There is bipartisan acknowledgment that these lawmakers have avoided the complacency trap that some other Republicans have fallen into this cycle.
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The third reason is while concern about climate change is growing — fortunately — complacency remains a much bigger political problem than fatalism.
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A combination of Democratic enthusiasm and Republican complacency has created the conditions for change in Georgia and other forthcoming congressional races.
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So as Canada has gotten better over time and enjoyed that success, there's the potential for a certain level of complacency.
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But I too should hold myself accountable as a proud, out man for my complacency in the face of lingering inequities.
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Yglesias identified a few more reasons for the disparity, including Republicans' ideological flexibility and Democratic complacency and overconfidence in their president.
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Though it is tempting to be lulled into complacency during seismically quiet periods, planning ahead is still the only defense for earthquakes.
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" Meantime, "shorts in the market are at or near the lowest levels of the post-financial crisis period while complacency… is high.
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A variety of factors can lull us into relationship complacency—compatibility, friendship, shared interests, inertia, fear of being single or low expectations.
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Effective filmmakers use visual discontinuity, then, to jar your brain out of that complacency, to make you sit up and take notice.
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"I think the market has a problem here, and that is complacency," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Andy Baldwin, EY area managing partner for Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, said the findings were reassuring but warned against complacency.
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Woody Guthrie's "God Blessed America For Me" was an angry protest against the complacency he found in Berlin's lyrics, The Times reported.
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In 2018, Cannes' lineup of movies felt like a plea against complacency, a call to pay attention in a world in turmoil.
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Here, photographer Daniella Zalcman trains her eye on America's heartland to capture the casual complacency of racism in America's school systems. —G.
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Instead of greeting this violence with horror as we would in real life, we greet it with complacency – or even with thrill.
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That's a necessary reminder, to highlight what it is we risk losing if complacency and cynicism take hold and don't let go.
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The Texas Gulf Coast had not seen a storm that powerful since 1961's Hurricane Carla, which may have led to complacency.
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"People haven't seen kids dying of measles in a very, very long time and that creates a sort of complacency," Nandy said.
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Using clothes to hide my insecurities didn't make me want to stand out, it made me want to shuffle along with complacency.
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At the final nine, when Lauren decided to form a Core 4, Ben played secret agent, gulling Chrissy and Ryan into complacency.
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He cited several factors, including an expected rebound in China, complacency around U.S.-China trade negotiations and broad optimism in emerging markets.
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Petaluma, with its ranch houses and suburban complacency, is a less excitable place, but the center of Evie's life no longer holds.
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The report says lack of access to vaccines, poor health systems, complacency and fear of vaccines have all contributed to the problem.
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We are as focused as ever on that game, there has been no complacency, no talk of anything else other than Wednesday.
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"There's always the risk of complacency and we want to ensure that each flight is operated to the highest level," Sumwalt said.
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But here's my point: Complacency about getting the votes of people who went for Bernie in the primaries is dangerous, wishful thinking.
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You can't control whether or not the yield curve inverts; all you can do is control your own potential for market complacency.
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By the end of the week it was just up to 13, still a very low level signaling lots of market complacency.
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"This significant progress must not lead to complacency," said Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England and chairman of the FSB.
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"January was a boom month, but there was clearly complacency coming into the market," said London & Capital's head of equities Roger Jones.
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It may have seemed unthinkable a few decades ago, but HIV is no longer a death sentence; complacency could always change that.
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But with low market volatility and many economies around the world growing steadily, there's an open door for complacency to creep in.
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Yet, while millions of families suffer, Congress has failed to fix our dysfunctional immigration system because of politics, prejudice, and unearned complacency.
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Just as businesses vote for "certainty" with lobbying dollars, the people threatened by Trumpian chaos will not be easily lulled into complacency.
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And keeping that truth in mind may be a healthy counter to official complacency regarding the merits of our present monetary system.
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And an underbelly of complacency, possibly of fatigue, after the effort spent by Real in the Camp Nou last Saturday, betrayed Madrid.
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And if we don't learn from our complacency in space, we could end up losing our edge in other areas as well.
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But what looks like "lots of complacency," in Samana's words, isn't as concerning when investors consider what they can and can't control.
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But I worry that our good fortune in experiencing 17 years without a successor to the 9/11 attack will encourage complacency.
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"The lack of fear, the complacency is supporting the market," said Jimmy Chang, chief investment strategist at Rockefeller & Co in New York.
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Apple could fall behind Amazon and Google in the "post-smartphone era" due to "innovation complacency," a market research firm said Wednesday.
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Critics of Autopilot say a driver can be lulled into complacency, leaving too little time to take back control of the vehicle.
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But, according to McCord, you have to do it in order to keep progressing in your career and detecting complacency within yourself.
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Periods of low volatility tend to breed complacency and excessive risk-taking among traders, which sows the seeds of their own demise.
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Amato-Gauci said complacency among men who have gay sex and seem unconcerned about HIV risks appeared to be fuelling the problem.
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The challenge will be to adequately prepare for a year during which complacency will be their biggest enemy—and to pace themselves.
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Realistically, the roller coaster only ends when we take seriously our role in coming to a resolution; complacency will get us nowhere.
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But the danger is that once such a law is enacted and time passes we revert back to a state of complacency.
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A breakout star In 24.5, Democrats were still searching for ways to remedy the complacency that had handed Trump the White House.
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In honoring his legacy today, we must not let complacency or narrow faith blind us to what needs to trouble us too.
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Perhaps that's what Trump wanted above all: to shake up Western complacency over how the world could, and could not, be run.
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"This was a frank display of ignorant complacency in the face of a clear and demonstrated threat," they write in Foreign Policy.
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The insurance industry is even more concentrated, leading the country's biggest financial players into habits of abuse and complacency, the report said.
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"The One Where Rachel Quits" (Season 3, Episode 10) Sometimes it takes a fear of the unknown to break you from complacency.
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" Musk has said in the past that serious crashes involving Autopilot are often the result of the "complacency" of "inexperienced user[s].
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Breaking that attitude of complacency is now the Republicans' top priority, far more than wooing moderates with gentler messaging about economic growth.
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The double standard, complacency and failure of the international community to acknowledge the authenticity and morality of my people's struggle are disheartening.
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The amount of malware on Macs is outpacing PCs for the first time ever, and your complacency could be your worst enemy.
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At the same time, the market's main measure of complacency, the CBOE Volatility Index, continues to trade around half its historic level.
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You can't control whether or not the yield curve inverts, all you can do is control your own potential for market complacency.
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Alternately, uncertainty about the fiscal future — like whether the present complacency over large deficits continues — could spur millennials to save more now.
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But let's get back to investors and their complacency, which is as easy to explain as it is increasingly hard to justify.
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But a sign that Beijing has underestimated its spread beyond Wuhan could shake that complacency, as could a bigger outbreak outside China.
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Iran and North Korea are launching cyberattacks to interfere in our elections as well, doubtless emboldened by the complacency of the president.
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"All of these bullish notes create conviction, which creates resilience and causes the complacency that keeps potential sellers from selling," he said.
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There is a high level of calls, or bets on higher stock prices, and that can signal investor complacency, a contrarian indicator.
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I wanted somebody who would challenge our allies out of their complacency and somebody who would bring a realpolitik to traditional adversaries.
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Omar took Facebook to task: I've said it before and I'll say it again: Facebook's complacency is a threat to our democracy.
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" Jamie Raskin, Maryland congressman, in Washington "America's high school students are leading a revolution against political complacency and collusion with the NRA.
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Partisan political sentiment should also not obscure the gravity of these attacks or of the consequences of this unmerited complacency and neglect.
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The most profitable trades would often come after periods of calm, when volatility had been suppressed either by complacency or official fiat.
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However, the dominant mood in markets today, as it has been for much of the past decade, is not complacency but anxiety.
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"There is no time for complacency, but we must intensify efforts to finish the marathon," he told a meeting of his cabinet.
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By taking many of the measures outlined above, America can avoid complacency and be better equipped to ward off the next cyberattack.
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His high name recognition, they argue, has lulled his campaign into complacency while Steyer and Sanders have vigorously courted African American voters.
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Probably in 1989, when Francis Fukuyama published his landmark essay "The End of History?" and a decade of democratic complacency took hold.
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It is done without any cost other than the agreement that your image becomes quantifiable data, demonstrative of complacency within techno-capitalism.
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The lack of price swings has investors mired in a sea of complacency, which has them ignoring potential risks, says Societe Generale.
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Yet far from offering ground for complacency, the US-India partnership would be insufficient even if it were as strong as it seems.
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"There are many signs of complacency amidst this shock," Jim Strugger, derivatives strategist at MKM Partners in New York, said in a note.
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New York (CNN Business)Innovative companies are supposed to be better long-term investments than firms mired in complacency and stagnation — that's obvious.
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If Republican insiders were not reeling from six years of internal conflict and dulled by complacency, what would have happened to Trump's campaign?
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While stressing he was still broadly positive on equities and emerging markets, Blanque is "reducing risks," fearing some complacency over underlying economic problems.
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Why it matters: Growing economic competition from China in emerging markets has finally shaken the U.S. out of its complacency toward development finance.
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Both in the USSR of 1986 and in the USA of 2019, too many people choose complacency and compliance over alarm and action.
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Veronica calls Hiram out for the "October Surprise" folder and rails against her mother's complacency; ultimately Veronica refuses to be Hiram's collateral damage.
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"When you are a successful company," she told Reuters, "you have to fight really hard to make sure you avoid complacency, arrogance, bureaucracy."
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It is called beta in order to decrease complacency and indicate that it will continue to improve (Autopilot is always off by default).
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IMF officials suffered from a "culture of complacency" and were unduly positive about the euro zone project, the IMF's Independent Evaluation Office said.
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The thought here is that low volatility must be a sign of complacency, and that this is a terrible time to own stocks.
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Now, it's time to beat complacency, get more people involved, and keep up the pressure on newly elected officials to actually deliver change.
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And that's why a brief freak out — which is arguably exactly what Democrats need to avoid complacency — should not lead to total panic.
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Amidst narratives of machine learning complacency, Apple is coming to terms with the fact that not talking about innovation means innovation never happened.
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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said complacency, misunderstanding and misinformation were causing vaccination rates to decline globally, with tragic results.
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Furthermore, I recognize that acceptance is the cousin of complacency, and that it can be hard to know where to draw the line.
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There also hasn't been any significant spread outside of the DRC -- something health officials say has led to a form of donor complacency.
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This isn't to suggest that complacency is acceptable, and that extends to security measures across Indonesia and South-East Asia as a whole.
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But just because the index is plumbing 10-year lows this week, that does not necessarily mean that complacency has overtaken the market.
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Niles, formerly a top chip analyst on Wall Street, says there's too much complacency among investors, especially when it comes to semiconductor stocks.
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Butler said this is in part due to the rise of anti-vaccine movements across Europe and a sense of complacency among parents.
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The upset of Trump's election has thrown the Democrats from complacency, requiring them to engage in a conversation about the party's core identity.
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However, Europeans and their "ears" — their Washington-based diplomats — were lulled into complacency by the very same pundits who messed up Clinton's campaign.
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Big automobile companies' "complacency about electric vehicle (EV) technology is worse than perceived," analyst Alexander Haissl wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Trotter was always oriented toward the possibilities of the future, rather than the complacency of the present or the irrevocability of the past.
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As the larger Congressional debate around health care has raged, discussion of CHIP funding extension Capitol Hill has taken on a dangerous complacency.
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"We are now at a level which is higher than immediately before the financial crisis, so there's no time for complacency," Trichet added.
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At the same time, we believe that the recent lack of market volatility reflects a complacency that could be long in the tooth.
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Google's "biggest risk is complacency, not innovating, not investing," said Ruth Porat, the CFO of parent company Alphabet at Code Con on Wednesday.
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While there have been tremendous strides made in fighting Zika, we cannot allow complacency to keep us from being prepared for future outbreaks.
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She at once yearns for the comforts of domestication, and the peaceful complacency offered by a life shared in shackles with the King.
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Rather, it is concerned with locating the precise boundary between the banal and the extraordinary, between routine and violence, between complacency and courage.
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Bertens's coach, the former Dutch player Raemon Sluiter, said that Bertens began to compete with the best after she shook off her complacency.
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The lesson that the world's complacency sends to other countries is that this is an ideal time to eradicate a vexing ethnic group.
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At once pleasing to observe and disconcerting to contemplate, Davies's idylls burn with a relaxed complacency of which we're meant to be suspicious.
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"At this point, Congress's failure to impeach is complacency in the face of the erosion of our democracy and constitutional norms," she said.
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"Measles may be the disease, but, all too often, the real infection is misinformation, mistrust and complacency," Ms. Fore said at the time.
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That complacency was evident when groups sued the state, alleging that the 2016 presidential election and a 2017 special election had been hacked.
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But that's resolve, not complacency; she's fuming, and the reason soon emerges: "I don't want to be touched all the time," she sings.
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Poor access to quality health care, displacement due to conflict, complacency and a lack of awareness also play big roles, according to WHO.
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At times this season, Golden State has seemed to wage battles with boredom, with complacency, with slippage — inevitable products of the team's success.
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That power perhaps created a sense of hubris and complacency, the kind that no doubt contributed to Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump.
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Do-gooder complacency can be as much a risk as I-don't-even-notice-race racism or climate-change-is-a-hoax ignorance.
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The Brexit win thrilled Donald J. Trump, who saw in that blow to elite complacency and hierarchy a model for his presidential campaign.
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Kaveh Madani, Iran's former environment minister, blamed government complacency for not taking necessary action against the locusts in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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The Trump administration deserves kudos for shaking off the cloak of complacency that hung so long on American policy of the last decade.
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A stubborn threat Ironically, some of the complacency in the developed world, is because of the very success of the public health response.
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But any complacency could worsen the techlash, bring closer scrutiny, and ultimately weighing on the business outlook for the technology giants this year.
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Not so long ago, in an ill-advised flourish of complacency, liberal opinion suggested that nationalism, like religious fundamentalism, was on the wane.
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That is no less true now, and Moscow's readiness to threaten or use them is not far enough behind Pyongyang's to justify complacency.
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Investigators blamed those officials' failure to fix the issues on "a culture of complacency" at the VA and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA).
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"While we're entering 21 with more hope than last year, as is always the case, there's never any room for complacency," Bassanese added.
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"While we're entering 2020 with more hope than last year, as is always the case, there's never any room for complacency," Bassanese added.
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Some experts say complacency about the maintenance of the system is leaving millions vulnerable and governments still warn of the ever-present risks.
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"We have no room for complacency and history makes clear that America has no preordained right to victory on the battlefield," Mattis added.
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None manage to save the village from its ruinous complacency but several find sanctuary in a hidden lake village beyond the slavers' nets.
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With little fuss and fewer words, she sketches a woman whose independence and complacency help explain her son's more toxic versions of each.
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If Donald Trump's win were the Democratic Party's only problem, the party's leaders would be justified in affecting a certain amount of complacency.
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None of this should inspire complacency or even comfort in those who would like to see America live up to its founding ideals.
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" "One of the critical features of Minsky's world view is that borrowers, lenders, and regulators are lulled into complacency as asset prices rise.
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To deal with today's challenges, though, Europe's leaders will have to acknowledge the twin plagues of overreach and complacency that brought them to this dangerous point: overreach in going for the grand gesture — a currency union, ambitious expansion to include former Eastern Bloc countries, open borders and global markets; complacency about the consequences — neither within each nation nor at the European Union level.
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The World Health Organisation said that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has largely been contained, but officials warned against complacency.
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Reacting to the perceived corruption, incompetence and complacency of the political class, comedians started to lead, as well as reflect, the new populist era.
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What I gathered from this comment is that Chappelle had hoped for laughter to be the vehicle to transition people from complacency to accountability.
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But by bearing witness to carnage, by asking tough questions and demanding real answers, the Parkland students are shaking us out of our complacency.
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That initial enthusiasm for its debt then lulled the government into complacency, convincing it to cut the fiscal deficit more gradually than originally planned.
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At its worst, "Iowa Nice" encourages deep complacency in the face of the systemic issues that are devouring the state from the inside out.
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Transparent suggests that working toward becoming a better person sometimes forces people to elevate personal needs over the comfort and complacency of a group.
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There's no room for complacency and the tech sector in the UK would be foolish to ignore the broader impact of last week's vote.
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A deputy leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), who share power with the CDU in the federal government, earlier accused Merkel's party of complacency.
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That feeling of complacency is directly at odds with the reality of how deeply this shutdown has been impacting thousands of federal government subcontractors.
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According to Emanuel, there's "too much complacency" among investors right now, and that could make the next retreat feel worse than it really is.
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When we imagine the past, we just have to envision enough of it to undermine our complacency about how well we understand the present.
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Maybe people are not nervous, they shouldn't be, but I hope there is no complacency in the market, I am always worried about that.
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Despite a back-up in government bond yields in recent months, the CFO warned about complacency when incorporating interest rate levels into financial plans.
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With higher oil prices than forecast helping Gulf states balance the books, some in the IMF worry that complacency about reform will set in.
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That, perhaps, lulled the audience into a false sense of complacency, because now that Norman and Marion Crane have met again, everything has changed.
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He described Monday's operation as a "tremendous setback" to Islamic State loyalists, but said security forces should avoid complacency, boost intelligence and tackle recruitment.
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Even as Trump led in the polls throughout the fall of 2015, the dominant view among his opponents was an overwhelming sense of complacency.
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You know the most important thing a leader can do with a successful company is beat back the complacency disease on a daily basis.
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He returns from his journalism sabbatical to discuss his sobering new essay about the frailty of our Republic, and the dangers of Trump complacency.
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It's a deafening complacency that this woman tries to smooth over by telling Reyez that this is what she needs to do to succeed.
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There is no arguing with the facts on the slowdown, and it is tempting to read stories of malaise or complacency into these facts.
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Finance minister George Osborne has said that Britain's economy was not immune from a "dangerous cocktail" of threats from abroad, and urged against complacency.
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While the market appeared buoyant, analysts urged caution against investor complacency, especially after the market's strong run since Donald Trump's election as U.S. president.
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"They lulled us into complacency," he said in an interview in Thursday's Wall Street Journal, urging grassroots pressure both on Boeing and the FAA.
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Wary of the complacency the holiday camp atmosphere can breed, NNSC staff remain on high alert to the dangers beyond the camp's perimeter fence.
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Living inside the gap is excruciating, but it is what religion -- real religion, not the religion of complacency and self-satisfaction -- requires of us.
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No one should be lulled into complacency that the Atlantic Alliance is so resilient and self-correcting that this phase will just blow over.
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It is unlikely that all of these warming scenarios will be fully realized, largely because the devastation along the way will shake our complacency.
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The American nature writer Barry Lopez wrote that the far North reveals "in startling ways the complacency of our thoughts about land in general".
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It's important that Iran benefit from meeting its commitments, but there can be no complacency about enforcing all the terms of the nuclear deal.
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There is a danger that the lack of vigorous oversight will appear to voters as a broader aura of complacency emanating from House leadership.
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And in the meantime the Sister Megans of our bomb culture will no doubt try again and again to cry out against our complacency.
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It fit with Todbaum's languid complacency, his stated preference for using what he called "available materials," his way of throwing money at any situation.
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Cowen's titular class is, in fact, composed of several different classes—each of which, he argues, suffers from its own specific form of complacency.
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But we are lulled into dangerous complacency if we assume that because rights and opportunities have expanded over time, growth is inevitable and irreversible.
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"I'm writing because there's an another example of American complacency that's only come to light in recent weeks," writes an MR reader, Jesse Rifkin.
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However, their positioning unearths two unsavory implications: complacency has gripped the market, and history suggests that volatility could suddenly rebound after a dull stretch.
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That's one of the scary potential legacies of Pruitt, along with his excessively aggressive rollback of environmental protections and his complacency about climate change.
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The last one, "Before Midnight," arrived on Netflix on Friday, and depicts Celine and Jesse on vacation in Greece, confronting middle age and complacency.
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Seen around the world, these images broke through skepticism and complacency, providing unassailable evidence of the evil of segregation and how it imperiled democracy.
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"There is a powerful complacency in Europe, and people forget what Italy has been through economically and how weak the recovery is," he said.
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"At this point, Congress's failure to impeach is complacency in the face of the erosion of our democracy and constitutional norms," Ms. Waters said.
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Here comes a new wave of 45 players every year that are the most talented in the country, so there's no room for complacency.
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With a cast of 87, professionals and amateurs, the show's primary worries are climate change and human complacency in the face of impending disaster.
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" The graduating students at Liberty University should have been told, as Heschel wrote, that "the age of moral mediocrity and complacency has run out.
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"I would never want this play to breed any complacency on either side," he said over lunch at a cafe in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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But while there are many positive lessons to be drawn from the recent elections, triumphalism, which leads to complacency, would be dangerous and misplaced.
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Ackman said management complacency had turned ADP into an inefficient corporate slugabed pushing outmoded products that even a top sales force could not sell.
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Analysts have cautioned that large spreads between bulls and bears, who are at just 16.5 percent, are indicators of extreme complacency and upcoming danger.
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Her complacency allowed for her son Joffrey's chaotic, impulsive rule, and her handling of the Sparrows led to the suicide of her son Tommen.
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This argument promotes complacency and hopelessness, and it gives an easy out to people who might otherwise advocate for the political action we need.
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State run television on Sunday urged people to avoid complacency, drawing attention to people gathering in public areas and tourist spots without wearing masks.
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The longtime Democratic politician said he sees "a world of vast, deep and pervasive complacency" toward the Doomsday Clock's message across the political spectrum.
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Garner uses the report as a tool to measure the level of fear or complacency in the futures market, which gauges traders' price predictions.
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"Complacency was at the heart of the decline of Dortmund's beer industry," says Karl-Peter Ellerbrock, a historian heading the city's Westphalian Economic Archive.
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We have replaced complacency with consequences in cyberspace, we are holding digital intruders accountable, and we are stepping up our protection of American networks.
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No small number of liberals bought into that, and "Get Out" is an all-out assault on their complacency, a bloody mockery of it.
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Besides maintenance, the second greatest challenge is complacency, said Rowe, a father of two who did one tour in Iraq and two in Afghanistan.
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Nobody can say for sure why there's been so much complacency about the need to make a decision in time to make a difference.
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"; the die-hard fan version is some variation on, "These deaths might be painful, but they're necessary to wake fans up from their complacency.
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But one New Jersey mother is trying to snap people out of their complacency with one shocking photo: Her son's most recent hospital bill.
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Florida Homeowners Insurance Market Update (No Time for Complacency Following Hurricane-Free Decade) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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JOE KERNEN: But sentiment wise, do you think we run enough complacency out of the average person to where you can make a decent bottom?
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But when they eventually catch up, pilots are found to overuse of automated systems, which leads to complacency and a degradation of manual flying skills.
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Yet another factor that makes the U.S. stock market's coronavirus complacency all the more surprising is the currently very high valuation of U.S. stock prices.
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Wonder at the resilience of children—and their ability play despite pervasive fear and stress—should by no means lead to complacency, argues Mr Neville.
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But this isn't a retrospective: Dr. Smith, leading a midsize band with two drummers, Joe Dyson and Johnathan Blake, doesn't have the complacency for that.
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Extending the idea to all society, as Mr Cowen does, is tricky because of the difficulty in telling the difference between complacency, contentment and submission.
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But while it's hard to blame Obama for Democrats' down-ballot decline, it's correct to blame him — and his team more broadly — for the complacency.
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Gurba seems intent on tearing down walls and shaking readers out of complacency; her writing pulls our attention to human cruelty, suffering, and then, resilience.
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But Kuroda warned against complacency, saying that complex global supply chains mean tit-for-tat tariff retaliations could have unintended consequences beyond U.S.-Chinese trade.
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Such complacency may have been shaken by the North Korean missile that passed over Hokkaido before crashing into the sea about 1,200km to the east.
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"We conclude from our simple interest rate-corrected fiscal balance measure that, especially in the advanced economies, there is little reason for complacency," Kraemer said.
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Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre thanked the international community for the $1.3 billion raised last year, but warned there was no room for complacency.
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Ahmed is confident that drivers try to be careful "because they know the bread is all we have," he said with a tinge of complacency.
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Biosphere 2 represents a real step toward developing the understanding we desperately need, but do not pursue because of complacency and/or arguing about trivialities.
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If there's one lesson to be learned from 2017, I hope it's that "looking the other way" is no longer an acceptable excuse for complacency.
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"There are a lot of folks emerging now, a lot are younger, black, brown, and trans, and they think this complacency is unacceptable," he said.
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Identifying yourself as a proud member of that demographic amounts to no more than a declaration of complacency if it's not backed up by action.
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According to a vaccine advisory group at WHO, "complacency, inconvenience in accessing vaccines and lack of confidence" are the main reasons why people skip vaccination.
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But, with elections to the European parliament coming up next May, others warn against complacency, especially as Macron was taken off guard by the protest.
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"High valuations: market complacency?" the BIS posed the question, though it said stocks did look much less frothy when measured against extremely low bonds yields.
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"I want to turn my research, my impressions, my outrage and passion into a book that can help shake people from their complacency," he added.
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The Russians, keenly able to sniff out weakness, exploited this complacency and raced toward their test, production and now deployment of their prohibited weapons system.
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Evolution in the media space doesn't ever slow, and the largest companies, seeming to have learned their lesson about technological complacency, are continuing to invest.
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Investors are getting the lowest yields on the riskiest bonds in almost three years, another sign of the high level of complacency in financial markets.
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The CBOE volatility index, which had signaled that investor complacency remained near two-year lows for most of 2017, jumped more than 15 percent Wednesday.
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But it warned policymakers against complacency, saying that the recovery was "not yet complete" with inflation below target and potential growth weak in many countries.
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That said, it is likely some level of disaster complacency existed among Alabamans who had seen too many warnings that never materialized as actual threats.
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Ackman contends that management complacency has turned ADP into an inefficient corporate slugabed pushing outmoded products that even a top sales force could not sell.
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There never seems to be any complacency, and that mind-set is essential in a place like Cleveland, where they don't have the highest revenue.
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Ms. Yellen's remarks appeared aimed in part at jarring the complacency of investors who had concluded that the Fed would not raise rates in September.
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"The level of complacency from major companies, particularly those that trumpet their corporate social responsibility, is startling," CORE's director, Marilyn Croser, said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, low volatility, the absence of sharp market moves, points to complacency about potential shocks that may upset the final stages of the bull market.
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Later on, he directly alters the conflict by shooting Patroclus — from afar, of course — to jolt Achilles out of his complacency and back into combat.
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Aso, among the longest-serving G20 finance ministers, also warned against complacency on U.S-China trade negotiations, saying that narrowing fundamental differences won't be easy.
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"A culture of cybersecurity complacency at Equifax led to the successful exfiltration of the personal information of approximately 28500 million individuals," the committee staff wrote.
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But such success has led to complacency, and 1.5 million children still die every year from diseases that could be prevented through vaccination, said Nandy.
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What is the reason for Canberra's passivity and complacency and what can the Trump administration do to drag Australia and others in from the sidelines?
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"A culture of cybersecurity complacency at Equifax led to the successful exfiltration of the personal information of approximately 28503 million individuals," the committee staff wrote.
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A concerted effort from the executive branch, Congress and the Department of Defense is needed to undo years of damage caused by decades of complacency.
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He's already in the Green Zone and married to the daughter of a Spiga CEO, but he has other plans outside of living in complacency.
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It stirs from its complacency just a bit at the start, only to rock itself back to sleep listening to the percussive rhythms of combat.
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The Navy report blamed the incident on poor planning, leaders who did not properly consider risks, and complacency, a lack of oversight and low morale.
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This new passion is celebrated (by Viv) and blamed (by Donald) as the bolt from the blue that disrupts the comfortable complacency of their lives.
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He said he hopes others will also follow through on commitments to help, rather than reverting to complacency — a sentiment that echoes Ms. Rice's own.
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It's an urging against complacency, ignorance and the apparent desire of governments not to address their responsibilities for acts that strain the imagination and conscience.
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Mere days ago, in what feels like a different era now, the biggest thing that people in control of money appeared to fear was complacency.
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Rather than scourging the complacency and hypocrisy of television, it subjects the medium to a vigorous exfoliating scrub in the name of feminism and inclusiveness.
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"The complacency that grew out of how old the place was," Stiller said of the prison, which opened in the middle of the 19th century.
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Experts caution that the stream of news about such breaches can set a new normal and instill a sense of fatalism — and complacency — in consumers.
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The market continued to rise uninterrupted until the end of February, when complacency gave rise to fear and panic over the spread of the coronavirus.
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Di Florio suggested that while the financial system is "safer and sounder" than ever before with greater overall stability, complacency is now the greatest risk.
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The country's authoritarian leader, Hun Sen, has continued to express complacency about the outbreak, even encouraging passengers from the Westerdam to go sightseeing in Cambodia.
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Each year she would buy textbooks for the grade above her children's current classes, drilling them in next year's lessons and warning them against complacency.
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Many residents and experts have said that the reluctance by the government in Wuhan to warn the public about the spreading disease created dangerous complacency.
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"I'm not advising my clients to panic, but if it's a choice between panic and complacency, I suggest panic," said veteran GOP strategist Curt Anderson.
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Despite all that, investor complacency persists in no small part due to a fundamental misunderstanding of how rapidly the world has changed, economically and politically.
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Nick Everhart, a Republican strategist in Ohio, said the party should not allow its relief at having kept Democrats at bay to turn into complacency.
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Artists like Perry, Falaschetti and Onuoha are trying to awaken us from our complacency, pushing us to look beyond the blinding dazzle of our devices.
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Complacency can easily set in whenever you attack a disease to a certain level, people ... say we've calmed it down, it's no longer an issue.
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"Global trade frictions are intensifying and there's no room for complacency," Kataoka said in a speech to business leaders in Yokohama, a city near Tokyo.
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According to UNICEF, poor health infrastructure, lack of awareness, civil disorder, complacency and a backlash against vaccinations were factors in some of the recent outbreaks.
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The game used an episodic structure to lull me into complacency, then socked me out of nowhere with something that upended all of my expectations.
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Clinton's victory would probably have led to a brief period of euphoria and a return to complacency — or worse, a backlash against ambitious women. Mrs.
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Are our acts of buying candles and soothing oils becoming meaningless excuses to drive ourselves into complacency as we avoid the stream of bad news?
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It's a deceptive malaise, a sense of slow complacency that steadily subsumes every town and just as steadily erodes over the course of the narrative.
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But without Gutierrez, or a Gutierrez-type figure, squawking at them when they get complacent, the possibility of complacency will be that much more imminent.
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After being lulled into a sense of complacency by years of steadily rising stocks, even small worries can snowball into a bad day for stocks.
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One of the pieces of evidence of their complacency is this tendency to talk about the other half as deplorable, and to mark them off.
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Or was a quick downside break simply needed to flush out some complacency and refresh buying interest at lower prices, in a kind of slingshot move?
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"We've been concerned about misplaced (investor) optimism and, to a degree, complacency about Trump's policies," Tim Cooper, global economist at BMI Research, told CNBC on Thursday.
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"The main risk today is complacency, without a pullback in major equity markets for nearly two years," said John Husselbee, head of multi-asset at Liontrust.
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Stagnant pay, rising inequality and government complacency as industrial regions suffered long-term decline have obscured the benefits of trade and created fertile ground for populists.
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Making a move during an off month could both shake that complacency, plus put the financial market on notice that every meeting is a live one.
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Complacency seems to have played a part in Mrs Clinton's loss, and California Democrats would probably be ill-advised to treat Hispanics as single-issue voters.
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But somewhere in the past decade the yearly updates for both iOS (and, to a lesser extent, Android) lulled us into a false sense of complacency.
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Regulatory complacency: The Trump administration has rolled back certain Dodd-Frank reforms, at a time when architects of the 2008 response are asking for new protections.
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Unlike the work of Wallace Shawn, whose plays stealthily find the fascist in all of us, "Confirmation" doesn't go a great distance in uprooting liberal complacency.
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"One of the things that I am concerned about near term, that is over the next week or so, is complacency is so high," Minerd said.
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One is to abandon the complacency about Mr Trump that, until Mr Baldwin took over in October, had rendered SNL's portrayal of him toothless and pointless.
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That's because a vote share of more than 60% for the ruling party is likely to "feed a sense of complacency," potentially delaying much-needed reforms.
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"You know, the most important thing a leader can do with a successful company is beat back the complacency disease on a daily basis," he said.
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Recent stock market weakness was a "correction driven by complacency" after markets had seen very little volatility in 2017, Formica told Reuters alongside fourth-quarter results.
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The occupation of the West Bank has lasted 52 years and counting; this is not the exhibition to dispel the widespread Israeli complacency over its effects.
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"Don't be lulled into a sense of complacency or a feeling of safety because there are extra people around watching the children," Leaming-Van Zandt said.
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Much work remains to be done, but the Warsaw summit sent a clear message: NATO is back, and any lingering post-Cold War complacency is gone.
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But Brenda is not the typical didactically moral immigrant mom, whose misery and exploitation rebuke the viewer's complacency, and this is not Under the Same Moon.
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A decade of financial repression has bred complacency and because interest rates were so low, investors likely had extra cash in their checking or brokerage accounts.
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A lot of things are to blame for the ongoing assault and harassment that happens at gigs one of them being victim blaming and complacency culture.
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Complacency that the ECB will be less dovish has left the euro vulnerable to disappointment if the central bank does not satisfy those expectations, analysts said.
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Referring to Thursday's sudden drop in the pound, MUFG analyst Lee Hardman said "the market's complacency has been tested" and that no-deal fears remained elevated.
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"We don't want to turn the safety net into a hammock that lulls able-bodied people to lives of dependency and complacency," Ryan said in 2012.
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"We don't want people to be lulled into a sense of complacency that we have some ability this year that we didn't last year," he said.
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"But by bearing witness to carnage, by asking tough questions and demanding real answers, the Parkland students are shaking us out of our complacency," he wrote.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Barack Obama urged voters this week to stay engaged in democracy, warning that complacency was responsible for the rise of Nazi Germany.
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There is yet a further consideration that would argue that there should be no room for complacency in U.S. policymaking circles about the Chinese economic outlook.
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As hard as it is to let go, you've removed toxic people and those around you who can negatively affect your future by way of complacency.
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I moved through the end of high school in this cocoon, a Zionist and politically conservative milieu so comprehensive and homogenous it lulled me into complacency.
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Thus, the complacency is the idea that Trump is so bad voters will return to their senses and vote for Democrats in two or four years.
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"Brazil is back on a positive growth path, but there is no time for complacency," OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría, said, presenting the survey in Brasilia.
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Because with the so-called little clubs, whose stands will be filled with fans imploring players to press and force an upset, complacency would be folly.
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While as a women of color I have always been political, the election lit a fire under any amount of complacency that might have been there.
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The problem with most alternate-history stories is their complacency—they presume that we understand a history, so that we can intelligibly and wittily rework it.
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Either way, the movie ties itself up in knots as it tries to be provocative without giving offense, and offering more complacency and comfort than terror.
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If anything, the prequel series to Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal, an odd 1982 puppet film that's since become a beloved cult classic, is about complacency.
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Worry about complacency, not panic: Benedict Carey, a Times science reporter, talked to an Israeli expert, Dr. Ido Erev, about how people make decisions under threat.
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After a whirlwind romance, the couple married in 1959 in Mexico and moved to Milan, where, she said, she felt freed of German middle-class complacency.
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He could be forgiven for a degree of complacency as his team, and its top driver, Lewis Hamilton, strive to make it five in a row.
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During a long run yesterday, thinking about the Australia bureau's stories over the past week, I began to see a theme running through them all: complacency.
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"We are encouraged by this trend but this is no time for complacency," World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a briefing in Geneva.
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"There's a sense of complacency that can develop if you feel like, 'Oh yeah, my grandma is vulnerable to this stuff, but I'm not,'" she said.
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And one of the surefire ways to check complacency in the market is with the CBOE Volatility Index, known as the VIX for short, Cramer said.
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The program seeks to reinforce the idea that Trump, with the complacency of the party, has harmed Latinos in the United States through his campaign rhetoric.
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"What I can say today is that I don't live my life in complacency," Debra Epps said last year as she remembered her brother, Christopher Epps.
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His swift resignation was seen aimed at minimizing the damage to Abe's government, which has been accused of complacency in the absence of a viable opposition.
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Officials say the chief hurdle is complacency: In many countries, domestic resources have shifted from anti-malaria efforts to other priorities as case numbers have dwindled.
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Because if not Amazon, someone else would have come along and taken advantage of the complacency that's been on display inside Macy's over the last decade.
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After seven months stuck in the denial stage, Donald Trump's victories in South Carolina and Nevada finally seemed to shake the Republican establishment out of its complacency.
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Young women have also been the ones to call out Clinton's own complacency on her criminal justice record and on her tone-deaf attempts at Latino outreach.
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"The problem has just started in South Africa - there was a lot of complacency on the ratings shift," said Salman Ahmed, chief global strategist at Lombard Odier.
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"The sharp increase in murderous violence ... has jolted us out of any last vestiges of complacency or denial," Bukola Saraki, the Senate president, tweeted after the talks.
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There is a degree of complacency across financial markets - volatility has rarely been lower, ever - and many of the risks and potential flashpoints have been well flagged.
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If Remain supporters don't want to wake up on June 24 as non-EU citizens, then they must acknowledge the reality that there's no room for complacency.
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Americans could not afford either the cynicism that gripped much of the nation before his presidency or the sense of complacency that seeped in after his election.
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The English-born 52-year-old said they had set up friendlies against top-ranked sides such as Japan and Brazil to stop any complacency setting in.
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The genre emerged over the past couple of years as a thumb in the eye of the complacency and relaxation implied by its parent genre's narcotine bliss.
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This is an incredible, tense thriller, and one that shows the danger of societal complacency, especially when it comes to the plight of minorities and the oppressed.
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In one interview, he compared the political tone now to the 1930s, saying complacency towards unbridled nationalism then had opened the way for the rise of Hitler.
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For those who have marched, more recently or in decades past, this episode, in particular, is a reminder of what waits on the other side of complacency.
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In response, equities dropped in excess of 2 percent, yields spiked globally (10-year bunds briefly traded out of negative territory) and complacency took an early holiday.
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When I think of it that way, my don't-make-waves silence starts to feel an awful lot like complacency, which is pretty damned close to complicity.
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"It's encouraging undue risk-taking, policy complacency, capital miscalculation and enterprise bubbles and will continue to do so if it is not reversed in time," he added.
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Do you see your toys as a way to try to jolt people out of our complacency about how well we understand the ordinary world around us?
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But in their complacency, they will further validate the truly non-negotiable things about Trump's candidacy: his various bigotries, his unusual viciousness, his promise of autocratic rule.
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Due to the complacency surrounding the effect of rising rates on Wall Street among investors, Bove says it's important to get more vocal about his bear case.
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But when you have the shortest turnaround in league history and hear all off-season that you can't be beaten, you're going to have to battle complacency.
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" Zeitgeist ... "Warnings of complacency made by some as crisis memory endures," per Bloomberg: "[T]he giddiness ... gave some investors pause as they warned against turning too exuberant.
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And Trump's promise to avoid "complacency and concessions" on North Korea — a clear shot at the Obama administration — set up the most emotional moments of the night.
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While a growing buyer base is clearly a boon for banks that still need to sell AT1, the grab for paper is arguably fostering complacency among investors.
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But Khama said there was no room for complacency in the fight against the illegal ivory trade given the rampant poaching in other countries on the continent.
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In retrospect, the experience of playing in a professional touring rock band, basking in the relative safeness of predictability, had lulled her into a kind of complacency.
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Volatility may have dropped to 10-year lows but it doesn't necessarily mean there is complacency in the market, strategist Liz Ann Sonders told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The occasional injection of random disruption into a process forces an end to complacency and the creation of more effective and sustainable approaches necessary to continue growing.
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However, complacency that the ECB will be less dovish has left the euro vulnerable to disappointment if the central bank does not satisfy those expectations, analysts said.
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I think there's a lot of complacency in the markets right now and I think there's a lot of inherent risks going into the next few years.
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This complacency is making it harder for the country to build the kind of education system it needs — one that provides high-level instruction for all children.
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The truth is, I have become largely disconnected from Jewish life and faith over the years, and like many American Jews I have been lulled into complacency.
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And, if the echo implies that all children, whatever their social origins, are as one in their dreaming, is that not proof of the film's political complacency?
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The nation is about to enter the busiest travel season of the year, and the millions of Americans who will fly cannot afford a moment of complacency.
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Holden said the declining crime rates are no cause for complacency, and he pointed to states that have enacted new measures to reduce recidivism and increase treatment.
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Driven by the quest for profits, many multinationals pushed the limits in China, lulled into a sense of complacency by lax officials who eagerly welcomed overseas money.
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A UNICEF study found that measles deaths were up by 22% in 2017, and complacency and fear of vaccines were among the factors leading to less vaccinations.
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" The only step that "might shake Europe's leaders out of their complacency," he went on, was "the shock of a vote by the British people to leave.
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It was this misreading of the electorate and the complacency of many Democrats (like me) which bordered on smugness that allowed for Trump to sweep to power.
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At best, your complacency as their elected officials on the issues that affect their lives signals disinterest; at worst, it normalizes their experiences of unfreedom and injustice.
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Because the complexity of surface warfare has been offset by the comfort level associated with the environment in which ships operate, this complacency has been generally survivable.
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"Given the run-up recently, there seems to be a decent amount of complacency about problems that haven't changed much in the last six months," he said.
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This public misperception about a single virus mutation during an outbreak may have driven complacency among pregnant women towards Zika, though this effect is difficult to quantify.
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To oust Mr. Trump and especially to govern effectively, Democrats need a fighting creed that avoids both Mr. Biden's blinkered complacency and Mr. Sanders's quixotic hand-waving.
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This is what always used to happen, of course: the lapses in concentration, the drifting into complacency, the lack of discipline, the shortage of tactical common sense.
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If a year of backbreaking lows and mind-bending pain would ultimately be erased in the fog of complacency and ingratitude, what did it all amount to?
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"The breach demonstrated the complacency and technological inadequacies of a corporation that in many cases knows more about people generally than it does about themselves," he added.
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After a long period of complacency about Covid-19, a move to cut risk exposure has got belatedly underway, pushing down stock values and inflating gold prices.
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