I also did crimped hair, that should never be good.
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Hair Crimper: Remember that yearbook photo with crazy crimped hair?
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Plus, she gets extra points for the low, crimped ponytail.
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Sanctions have crimped Iran's production and sales in recent years.
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That crimped consumption, affecting many consumers and disrupting many businesses.
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Cetti crimped a petal and taped it to a stem.
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The Lunar New Year holidays also crimped demand in Asia.
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INTERNATIONAL SANCTIONS have crimped the regime, and the country's people.
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This in turn has crimped their ability to make new loans.
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As one bit of the industry is crimped, however, another flourishes.
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But the grounding crimped sales and dashed its capacity growth plans.
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Manufacturers have endured a brutal year that crimped sales and hiring.
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Its wide variety of services has attracted users, but crimped profits.
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Butterfly clips and crimped strands were also popular '90s hair trends.
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But a regulatory crackdown that began in 2014 has crimped profits severely.
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Margins at Saga's tours business have also been crimped by competitive discounting.
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That reversal had crimped monthly returns for the sector as a whole.
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Efron crimped his hair one summer while studying at an arts camp.
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Instead of her usual sleek style, Jenner chose to wear crimped waves.
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Now, Jenner is trying to make crimped hair happen like it's 2002.
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Apple's crimped hair adds another '90s trend to this altogether iconic look.
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It has also crimped the economies of many oil-dependent African countries.
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Its revenues have been crimped recently by stricter regulations on its drivers.
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Natural disasters in Chile, the world's top copper exporter, have crimped output.
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Insurers say stringent European Solvency 2 capital rules have crimped their business.
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That has crimped the state's ability to spend to jack up slowing growth.
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Sanctions on Russia have crimped the availability of spare parts outside of Russia.
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The economy grew 6.2% in 2018, below target, as inflation crimped domestic demand.
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People may implicitly recognize this because they are not leading crimped, fearful lives.
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A few traders interviewed here said the new rules had crimped their business.
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Drinks company Diageo said its sales growth was crimped by the strengthening pound.
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For me this was bangs (#neveragain), and for Zac Efron it's crimped hair.
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The storm's impacts sent gasoline prices soaring but also crimped demand for crude.
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You can also use your trusty flatiron to create a similar crimped style.
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Some workers have soured on him as falling commodity prices have crimped spending.
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Finally, try some styling tricks, like braiding crimped hair, for a more modern feel.
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The last time anyone gave much thought to crimped hair was in the '80s.
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No longer could it be accused of being a talking shop, crimped by consensus.
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Could these ills share some common causes, namely rising market concentration and crimped competition?
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But oil ultimately ended down, as concerns about the Chinese slowdown crimped commodity prices.
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Some labor unions have soured on him as falling commodity prices have crimped spending.
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Her trademark sky-high ponytail was even crimped for a bonus boost of '80s.
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It must be D-shaped, with pastry crimped on one side (never on top).
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The spike in mortgage rates, together with tight housing supply, have crimped home sales.
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A recent paper finds that this crimped lending to those with low credit scores.
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Private investment has remained weak for years while high household debt has crimped consumption.
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It's not as pretty as the crimped edge, but hey, no oven to clean!
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The comments come as the dairy producer deals with drought conditions which have crimped output.
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Energy profits will be crimped as oil prices remained stubbornly low during the third quarter.
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Major Chinese refineries closed several refining units in May, which would have crimped crude appetite.
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They'll also monitor the impact of the current interest rate environment, which has crimped profitability.
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Lower rental prices and lower resale value for its used vehicles crimped the earnings report.
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A stronger dollar also crimped gold as it's more expensive for users of other currencies.
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Many lenders saw profits crimped in recent quarters as energy clients struggled to repay loans.
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Booming U.S. shale production and growing stockpiles also crimped the nation's appetite for imported crude.
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Reduced business investment in inventories and government spending cuts also crimped gross domestic product growth.
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That, in turn, has crimped the growth of China's cities, which would otherwise be even bigger.
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A spokesman said currency devaluations in Argentina and Brazil had crimped the purchasing power of travelers.
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Host Jimmy Fallon shared a photo of Efron in eighth grade with an embarrassing crimped hairstyle.
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The stronger dollar also crimped gold as it is more expensive for users of other currencies.
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The following day, he shared a photo of his crimped hair after taking the braids out.
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In addition, Venezuela's steep economic recession has crimped PDVSA's ability to pay contractors and service companies.
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Oil prices also rose as plunging exports from OPEC member Venezuela crimped supply in the market.
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Profits at AIG were crimped by a change in U.K. regulations regarding certain bodily injury claims.
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Profits at AIG were crimped by a change in UK regulations regarding certain bodily injury claims.
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What they found: Russia's exports are crimped, but the effect on the U.S. is even greater.
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Just last month, Efron was seen #twinning with Jimmy Fallon rocking a '90s fav: crimped hair.
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A vegetarian o-chu tagi, soup with crimped, ear-shaped pasta, was very enjoyable (300 rupees).
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Political gridlock, growing insecurity, inflation and the departure of the middle class have also crimped sales.
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While chatting with 8-year-old Aleigha, Kate complimented the little girl on her crimped hair.
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But rather than being crimped by his ostracism, he wore it as a badge of honor.
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The brush is glued into place, and then the brush heads are crimped onto the handles.
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Management's guidance was also lower than expected, pressured by crimped profitability and excess inventory in its business.
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Hillary Duff was still in her Lizzie McGuire phase, with plenty of crimped hair and capri pants.
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She slung a collarless blazer over her shoulders and wore her long dark hair in crimped waves.
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Civil unrest has crimped the country's oil production due to repeated shutdowns of oil fields and pipelines.
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Monday's declines were limited because of an oil workers' strike in Kuwait that significantly crimped production there.
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The dollar's surge from June 2014 to December 2015 and weak global demand have crimped export growth.
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The record-smashing 2013 harvest, followed by severe winter weather, slowed grain movement and crimped farmers' incomes.
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No matter how colorful they are, or how perfectly crimped their crusts, pies are unreliable cover stars.
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Who else is serving up trendy Wednesday Addams vibes with a dash of crimped hair on the daily?
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With the yield curve either flat or inverting, investors are concerned that the bank's earnings will be crimped.
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Taiwan was, in fact, a destination she had long wanted to visit, but was crimped by visa restrictions.
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With incomes crimped, households are spending 7.5% less on basic goods than in 2015, estimates CCR, a consultancy.
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Many have been crimped by a government crackdown on the informal channels of financing on which they rely.
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He's watching sports in a tiny house with Annie, who has crimped blonde hair, and acid wash jeans.
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It is possible that a strike by 35,000 workers at Verizon, a telecoms firm, crimped the numbers slightly.
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They crimped the number of their holdings and made concentrated investments in hopes of increasing their total returns.
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They crimped the number of their holdings and made concentrated investments in hopes of increasing their total returns.
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A skilled dim sum chef can fashion a crimped and milky har gow specimen with his eyes closed.
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Management's guidance was also lower than expected, pressured by crimped profitability and excess inventory in its cryptocurrency mining business.
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Rather than quietly push out an update that crimped older iPhones, it should have made that throttling opt-in.
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Even more surprising: Von D channeled Ariana Grande's recent crimped look (and got some major volume out of it).
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Economic growth in the first quarter was constrained by a strong dollar and sluggish global demand, which crimped exports.
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Global auto sales are starting to wane and industry profits are being crimped by heavy investments into electric cars.
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Rising labour costs at home, where it produces 40% of output, have crimped Hyundai's ability to compete on price.
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It will probably soften criminal penalties for libel and lift some restrictions on private ownership that have crimped investment.
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Oil prices are also getting crimped by the threatened arrival of new supplies to add to the existing glut.
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Yet it is unlikely that slightly tighter credit has substantially crimped investment, because American firms are flush with cash.
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U.S. farmers, who have been hurt by a strong U.S. dollar that has crimped exports, are in worse shape.
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The straight, slender white noodles were a touch slipperier than the crimped ones in the sweeter, thicker miso ramen.
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The bread was the deep gray of wet pavement, and the crimped ribbon of mole butter was bright red.
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Underneath their plastic surgery, and their crimped hair, they are hiding secrets, and those secrets are tearing Bonnie apart.
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Do the white tablecloths, cover charges and hushed-up voices of so many commercial establishments leave you feeling crimped?
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But the 20203 crisis cut the Turkish lira's value by nearly 30%, sent inflation soaring and severely crimped imports.
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But the 2018 crisis cut the Turkish lira's value by nearly 30%, sent inflation soaring and severely crimped imports.
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Furthermore, the market turbulence that pummeled bank stocks late last year also crimped trading and bond and stock underwriting desks.
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Edges of the dough are pinched and crimped in an upwards motion, then the whole thing is twisted to seal.
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But regulators there have a tendency to cap prices—a phenomenon which has crimped Indian pharma at home for years.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which hurt incomes and undercut retail sales in August, crimped consumer spending in the third quarter.
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Crimped hair may be back in style, but don't expect to see Scarlett Johansson jump on the trend anytime soon.
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As it is, the biggest threat now is a retreat to the political paralysis that has crimped growth since 2011.
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It's likely that gold demand will be crimped by the demonetization policy, but the key question is for how long.
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The strong quarter comes after a sluggish first half when bad weather and rail track maintenance crimped iron ore production.
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Operations have been crimped by a lack of investment, shortages of equipment and spare parts, a brain drain, and crime.
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Choppy markets in December crimped trading and investment banking fees at J.P. Morgan, just as it did at rival bank Citigroup.
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Leftists complain the reforms are too timid and the conservative opposition says they have stoked market uncertainty and crimped private investment.
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Business spending has been partly hobbled by lower oil prices, which have crimped demand for machinery, but an acceleration is likely.
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For his firm the lead-up to Brexit, which has crimped lending by Britain's banks, has been an opportunity, he says.
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Each is crimped with a doily-like fringe, the skin thin enough that you can see the shadows of its interior.
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Still dressed in white, she appears disheveled with crimped hair and a voluminous skirt, which she later waves around in fury.
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Sentiment was crimped by German data showing an unexpected drop in industrial orders in February on a slump in foreign demand.
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When you think of these and close your eyes, you'll likely still see Spears' crimped waves and Lil' Kim's periwinkle wig.
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A dearth of properties on the market has crimped the housing recovery and forced price appreciation to significantly outstrip wage gains.
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Iran, which was allowed to raise output under the OPEC deal as sanctions had crimped its supply, pumped 40,000 bpd more.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which hurt incomes and undercut retail sales in August, likely crimped consumer spending in the third quarter.
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The company said high crude price volatility and crimped spending by oil companies were likely to be features of this year.
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Iran, which was allowed to raise output under the OPEC deal as sanctions had crimped its supply, pumped 30,000 bpd more.
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The legacy brands' sales gain came in spite of negative currency effects, as the stronger euro crimped revenue by 2.8 percent.
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The arrival of Islam crimped the role of women but never entirely conquered the relative freedoms they enjoyed under nomadic tradition.
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The Board acknowledged that cutting rates crimped returns for savers, but felt the overall impact would be to support economic growth.
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That has crimped the energy company's ability to refinance $50 billion in bonds that it has defaulted on since last year.
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Major oil-producing nations have struggled of late to bolster prices, as inventories piled up and crimped the potential for demand.
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Severe drought across parts of eastern Australian has hit cattle and other agriculture companies and crimped Australia's wheat exports last year.
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A survey compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in January found that trade tensions had crimped investment by 1.2%.
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Growth has been cooling in recently, however, hurt by higher borrowing costs while tighter rules on polluting factories have crimped production.
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She had arrived at Osakana with eyes bright and crimped ponytail bouncing, cuddling a fawn-colored puppy in a mauve case.
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Late Wednesday, Cramer said said stocks are now starting to "build in the possibility" of profits being crimped by a worldwide slowdown.
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Between crimped high ponytails, intricate fishtail braids, and multicolored glitter parts, there's no denying that festival hairstyles are the definition of fun.
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Personally, it was the early 80s Batcave look that first drew me in—big backcombed crimped hair, torn fishnets, bondage shop accessories.
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Warren justified the link by asserting that higher education financing has long been crimped by tax cuts for wealthy Americans and corporations.
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Political instability in recent years has crimped investment in these areas, but they are now being opened up via concessions and privatizations.
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The decision by the central bank to cut interest rates from 0.5 percent to 0.25 percent might mean investors' margins get crimped.
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The descent in the oil price hit fees from the Suez canal and crimped the value of remittances from oil-rich neighbours.
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Iran, which was allowed to raise output under the OPEC deal because sanctions had crimped past supply, pumped an additional 20,000 bpd.
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Year after year of crimped defense funding reduced the size and readiness levels for all of the services, particularly the Air Force.
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The DOA is estimating that revenues for all crops will decline $6900 billion, or under 2628 percent, thanks to crimped soybean sales.
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Begodya is long-lost kin to Korean jjinppang-mandu, a steamed bun with surprisingly thin, delicate dough crimped around beef and cabbage.
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His personal stake in Crown, which once topped 50 percent, made Packer responsible for blunders that have crimped the company's growth prospects.
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Despite the increased demand for its products, negative market moves crimped asset gains by 216 million pounds, the firm said in a statement.
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Oil prices rose, shaking off some of the previous session's losses as plunging exports from OPEC member Venezuela crimped supply in the market.
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It was just me and a bunch of a lot older girls and they crimped my hair and I thought I was awesome.
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But the landscape has changed dramatically in the last four years as bumper harvests have kept grain prices low and crimped trading profits.
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But the landscape has changed dramatically in the last four years as bumper harvests have kept grain prices low and crimped trading profits.
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It's safe to say glitter eye shadow, scrunchies, and crimped hair were things of the '90s and it's time to let them go.
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In Berlin there's a museum dedicated solely to the Currywurst, the classic sausage dish served everywhere in the Hauptstadt on crimped paper plates.
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However, its overall shipments will be crimped by the suspension of production from its Samarco joint venture in Brazil following a deadly damburst.
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The steps are expected to help financial institutions by not increasing the burden of negative short term rates, which has crimped banks' profits.
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Unspecified product changes had crimped ad-revenue growth in the first quarter and helped second-quarter results, Porat said without providing much color.
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Both steps are expected to help financial institutions by not increasing the burden of negative short term rates, which has crimped banks' profits.
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Markets around the world have been crimped by the spread of the coronavirus, has already claimed more than 7,900 lives around the world.
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Microsoft (MSFT) sales in Russia are being crimped by new restrictions related to U.S. sanctions against that country, according to a Reuters report.
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What's more, a provision in the new tax law that prevents "value-in-kind exchanges" for cars has crimped sales at the top.
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The foot portion will be crimped, and little by little we&aposll just start doing all the fancy stitching and making any details.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, says any further gains in crude oil and energy stocks could be crimped by historical trends.
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Microsoft – Microsoft sales in Russia are being crimped by new restrictions related to U.S. sanctions against that country, according to a Reuters report.
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The No. 1 target has been the rules on broadband providers, which they complain have crimped their willingness to invest in their networks.
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However, the delay in construction of Japan's new national stadium for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games until 2017 has crimped steel demand, said Imamura.
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Australia's east coast produces the country's high quality wheat, which has been in demand after dry weather in the United States crimped spring crops.
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Existing home sales also dropped the most in over two years as rising material costs crimped supply and rising mortgage rates deterred prospective buyers.
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A second worry is that crimped profits will make it harder for the firm to keep investing heavily in areas outside its core business.
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Daily volumes have been hurt in recent months by regulatory changes that have crimped banks' risk-taking ability, and by lower global trade flows.
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The data indicates that China's move to halt North Korean coal imports in February has crimped Pyongyang's ability to raise hard currency through exports.
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A collapse in oil prices has crimped the flow of dollars into the central bank's coffers from crude sales by state oil company Pemex.
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Another challenge for the power market is recent low rainfall amounts, which last month crimped hydropower output, China's second-largest power source behind coal.
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China's shrinking car market has crimped demand for automotive components, Panasonic said, while sales have also dropped for electronic devices used in air conditioners.
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Crimped supply of copper, used in everything from wiring to construction, would drag on prices that have eased this year after surging in 2016.
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That local demand crimped diesel export growth to 1 percent in 2015 from 7 percent in 2014, and could turn it negative this year.
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Britain's planned departure from the EU has crimped investment and deterred some companies from listing in London, but Hodges said it wasn't an issue.
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But the attack last weekend on the cash cow to fund those plans, the oil production facilities of Saudi Aramco, could now be crimped.
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Profit margins, already crimped by heavy discounting in efforts to maintain market share, now face additional headwinds as sterling weakness pushes up sourcing costs.
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New regulations on proprietary trading, derivatives and capital crimped big banks' trading profits in the following years, as did the popularity of passive investment products.
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Right now, it appears she's never been more willing to push the beauty boundaries — almost-black lips to crimped ponytails — and we can't get enough.
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The rise of "passive" investing, in funds that track share indices rather than rely on fund managers actively picking shares, has crimped asset managers' margins.
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Daily volumes have already been hurt in recent months by regulatory changes that have crimped banks' risk-taking ability, and by lower global trade flows.
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The low oil price has hit oil and gas companies hard, and crimped demand for the helicopters that fly staff to and from offshore rigs.
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U.S. home resales unexpectedly fell in August, crimped by a shortage of inventory that is boosting home prices faster than the pace of wage growth.
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Rafael is among the many young Cubans who respond to their crimped prospects not by agitating against the system but by plotting to escape it.
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A pipeline outage in the United States also crimped supplies on the East Coast there, boosting its interest in cargoes such as Shell's San Jacinto.
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Canada has the world's third-largest oil reserves, but a shortage of pipeline capacity has crimped Canadian prices and caused investors to shun the sector.
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After the fry, wings are dumped into sturdy foil catering trays, sealed with crimped edges, and shoved into a hotbox to wait for game time.
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Companies like Ohio-based consumer products maker Procter & Gamble are already seeing crimped profits thanks to that tax, The Wall Street Journal reported this week.
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The lender blamed crimped lending margins, subdued volatility and persistently low interest rates for a 12% year-on-year drop in underlying pre-tax profit.
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He loved these old colonial buildings, with their bare stone cells and dusky chapels, their peeling saints and tin retables, crimped with wonder and pain.
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Before this denim darlin' stepped up and married one of Hollywood's hottest guys, she was just another crimped cutie taking fringy photos in Hartford, Connecticut.
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I will always want the crimped dumplings, the size and shape of chicken drumettes, that the English menu calls ravioli and the servers call pelmeni.
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Weakness internationally, where economies in several of Coke's major markets are slowing, crimped the company's performance and offset volume growth of 3 percent in North America.
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About 40 minutes later, my hair was practically stick straight from mid-shaft to ends, though my roots still looked slightly crimped from sleeping in cornrows.
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But while Chinese steel mills are probably seeing their profits being crimped, they won't be suffering to the same extent as many of their global competitors.
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Subdued market volatility has crimped bond trading revenue globally, with major Wall Street banks reporting bond trading declines of 16-27 percent for their recent quarters.
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After just a few clicks on the page, you'll be transported back to middle school, where crimped hair, QuesTIOnaBLe CapiTAliZatiOn, and platform slides were the norm.
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The inquiry comes hot on the heels of a Royal Commission into the financial sector that exposed widespread wrongdoing and crimped profits at Australia's major banks.
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Perry Pelos, Wells's head of commercial banking, says the cap has not crimped growth so far because the bank has scaled back unprofitable lines of business.
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Ariana Grande's crimped pony (which she wore again at last night's VMAs) isn't the only born-again '80s hair look to flood our Insta feeds lately.
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Yet minds feel more crimped, fear more pervasive, possibility more limited, adventure more choreographed, politics more stale, economics more skewed, pressure more crushing, escape more elusive.
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Sure, her spunk was sweetened, but with her punky purple streaks, fuzzy hair ties, and crimped hair, she was the secret style star of the series.
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Getty Things turned to the wild side at Schiaparelli, where models wore geometric-shaped crimped hair and basically no makeup, aside from their bold painted brows.
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A 10% rise in the cost of coking coal and a doubling of iron-ore prices in the past 12 months have crimped already thin margins.
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Data showed that the industrial sector edged up 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter compared with the prior quarter, crimped by a decline in oil production.
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The agency also came under heavy fire in the press from conservatives and Republicans in Congress who feared having the hose to their political oxygen crimped.
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Analysts estimated that around 74 percent of steel mills in Tangshan had crimped their operations, with more expected to follow the regulations in the coming days.
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Cooling demand in top metals consumer China has led to a rout in the copper market and crimped investment in Chile, the world's top copper producer.
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The 790,000-bpd facility will be able to keep churning out enough oil for domestic demand, but its exports may be crimped slightly, the spokesman added.
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"It was just me and a bunch of a lot older girls, and they crimped my hair and I thought I was awesome," he told Fallon.
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Her warning provided a stark contrast to the crimped pronouncements of many other world leaders, among them President Trump, who has mostly played down the contagion.
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It crushed long-term interest rates, didn't weaken the yen as hoped and angered commercial bankers, who felt blindsided by a policy that crimped their profits.
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He pointed out the killer's signature: the blood around the head; the tooth marks where he'd crimped the windpipe, suffocating it; the open cavity, intestines removed.
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Its first-quarter revenue was still up a 35 percent from the same period last year, when a devastating earthquake in Papua New Guinea crimped production.
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As we reckoned with the prospect of standing overnight (every sliver of floor being taken up by crimped passengers), a conductor spotted us and began bellowing.
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Mr. Trump has also talked about rolling back the financial regulations that have reined in Goldman's famous trading operations in recent years and crimped its profits.
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President Nicolas Maduro says the country's problems are the result of U.S. sanctions that have crimped oil export earnings and prevented his government from borrowing abroad.
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Top U.S. investment banks reported huge declines in equities trading in the most recent quarter as tepid markets, due to the U.S.-China trade war, crimped activity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home resales unexpectedly fell in August, crimped by a shortage of inventory that is boosting home prices faster than the pace of wage growth.
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While U.S. sanctions on state-run oil company Petroleos de Venezuela - known as PDVSA - have crimped crucial crude exports, Maduro retains the support of Russia and China.
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Colombia is the world's fifth-biggest coal exporter, shipping mainly to Europe after rising gas production in the United States crimped demand in that once-large market.
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Nevertheless, "we just think those producers are going to remain distressed," Croft said, meaning that global oil supplies will likely remain crimped, putting upward pressure on prices.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Mexican government increased its tariff-free chicken import quota by 55,000 tons on Friday due to crimped domestic production amid avian flu outbreaks.
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While Bachelet introduced progressive tax and labor reforms that the country's business community said crimped investment, she has not fundamentally altered the country's longstanding free-market model.
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Yes, we've got the crop tops and bum-bags, but they collide head-on into crimped hair and 00s tie-dye (which, itself recycles a 60s look).
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Aimed at boosting capacity at Mexico's over-saturated Benito Juarez International Airport, it has survived successive government spending cuts as sinking oil prices have crimped public expenditure.
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The trade war has crimped manufacturing and begun to slow growth, so hopes for a truce rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe havens.
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He introduced restrictions that crimped Walmart and Amazon expansions and foreign internet services, and he demanded that Visa, MasterCard and American Express move more operations to India.
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Florida's Republican-dominated legislature crimped Democratic registration efforts in the 2012 campaign season by enacting such tough restrictions on signing up voters that some groups gave up.
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Compensation has been sliding on Wall Street ever since post-financial crisis rules crimped risk taking and as automation and electronic trading take over more flows from clients.
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe is already facing heavy criticism domestically for higher taxes, and tight monetary and fiscal policies that have crimped growth to a 17-year low.
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And an expansive anti-terrorism law, which has crimped their activities since 2009, will still be in place even when the last of the emergency provisions are lifted.
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This is the first quarter in four that the lender has beaten profit estimates, as higher interest rates in Canada have crimped borrowers' ability to take out loans.
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The crimped production, in turn, costs the economy jobs, keeps prices higher for consumers and stymies the nation's long-held geopolitical goal of reducing dependence on foreign oil.
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LafargeHolcim was seeing an order backlog in the United States, where supply had been crimped by flooding on the Mississippi River it uses to ship cement, he said.
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Historically low rates have for years crimped lending profits, and analysts now expect the European Central Bank to push rates further into negative territory as soon as September.
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Many of the most contentious measures, however, are blocked in the Senate while record low wages growth and lacklustre nominal growth have badly crimped the government's revenue take.
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With so much lost ground to cover, that makes investors like Gartman believe the worst isn't over just yet, especially with U.S. production being crimped by oil's slide.
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Gottlieb's departure comes as Goldman is looking to grow its investment management arm, known as GSAM, as regulatory pressures have crimped growth in traditional profit centers like trading.
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The grounding has crimped the growth of 737 Max airline customers and cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue after they were forced to cancel flights.
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The RV industry saw shipments plunge in 2008 and 2009, as rising borrowing costs weighed on consumer confidence and crimped demand for a broad range of discretionary purchases.
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In its most recent quarter, Tiffany reported a surprise drop in comparable sales, as weak demand at home as well as a strong dollar crimped spending by tourists.
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But then came jhol momos: tidily crimped, doughy dumplings swimming in a tomato-and-sesame broth spiced up with chiles and Nepalese hog plum powder (eight for $7).
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Oil use in the OECD peaked at 22018m barrels a day in 22020 before falling by almost 2100 per cent up to 2014 as higher prices crimped consumption.
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But U.S. sanctions against Venezuela do not appear to have crimped surging imports — mostly because they prevent Americans from doing business with only the government, not private Venezuelans.
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In Switzerland, for example, the rates at which banks can borrow have not fallen as aggressively as market rates, probably because investors realize that profits will be crimped.
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Ahead, we revisit some of the most iconic beauty looks of the early 2000s (hello, crimped hair and chunky highlights) and show you updated versions from recent red carpets.
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Top investment banks in the U.S. reported huge declines in equities trading in the most recent quarter as tepid markets, due to the U.S.-China trade war, crimped activity.
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The surfaces are scored, crimped, stubbled, and gouged with navel-like divots, as if the artist were trying to retain the idiosyncratic features of the amulet's hand-molded dough.
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He said the workers likely faced increased pressure from Pyongyang to send cash earned from the restaurant back home as other income sources are crimped by tough U.N. sanctions.
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Analysts say profits could be further crimped in the second half of the year as trade woes deepen, adding more pressure on growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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Perhaps you went to the grocery store and felt crimped to cover the bill last month, but get a raise and next month that exact bill suddenly feels cheaper.
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This was partly because steel output was higher than expected because domestic coking coal production was crimped by government policies that lowered the number of working days at mines.
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As another school year dawns across the country, teachers in the U.S. are facing daunting financial challenges amid stalled salaries, crimped pensions, and an ever-rising cost of living.
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This, even as America and Britain are getting borne back into a crimped, parochial past by unpopular elders riding a wave of white-privilege nostalgia and anti-immigrant fever.
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But in this new work, the surface of the paper is as crimped as a seersucker suit, defying standard techniques for sizing paper to avoid just such an effect.
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Investors took heart from the signing of the trade deal on Wednesday that paused an 18-month long tariff war that had bruised financial markets and crimped global growth.
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Investors took heart from the signing of the trade deal on Wednesday that paused an 18-month long tariff war that had bruised financial markets and crimped global growth.
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Last month, she showed off one more look we had not seen before: for Justin and Hailey Bieber's wedding, Jenner wore her hair in a shoulder-length crimped bob.
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Agricultural companies have seen their profits hammered due to harsh weather that delayed planting season in North America, and a trade war-fueled uncertainty that has crimped crop demand.
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One reason for its continuing woe is that interest rates have stayed low for longer than it bargained for, which has crimped its ability to accrue capital from retained profits.
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Zhong Jian, chief analyst at energy consultancy JLC said "the ongoing trade war ... tarnished market sentiment ... (and) crimped the manufacturing sector, leading to slower growth in China's oil products consumption".
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Take a quick trip down memory lane, and you'll come across Britney Spears' crimped waves (2000), Lil' Kim's periwinkle wig (1999), or Gwen Stefani's '50s throwback suicide hair roll (1998).
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Aid groups and western diplomats have criticized a lack of transparency in the process of expulsion and the review of appeals by the aid agencies, saying they crimped humanitarian work.
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The story goes that miners would hold the pasty by its crimped edge, which then would be discarded so the miners wouldn't eat the arsenic that was on their hands.
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That, Damodaran argues, is the kind of figure you might expect to see when a recession had suddenly crimped company cashflows, not during a very long-running, if tepid, expansion.
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Hot, dry weather across Australia and New Zealand has crimped Fonterra's output so far this year, with increased fodder prices and scant irrigation weighing on the agriculture sector in general.
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Farmers' reluctance to sell crimped margins for ADM and Bunge Ltd last quarter as the grain traders had to pay more than they expected for soybean supplies to meet commitments.
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Its broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.443 percent, pressured by the prospect of easy money flows being crimped should the U.S. Federal Reserve tighten policy.
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He was speaking at a news conference a day after Riyadh unveiled plans to increase state spending by 228 percent next year to bolster growth crimped by low oil prices.
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Pension reform is critical for Taiwan as large payouts are no longer sustainable for the export-reliant economy, with contributions crimped by slower economic growth and a rapidly aging population.
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The only nod to heritage in the semi-industrial space is a wall of vintage ads from 1920s and '30s Shanghai, an era of carefully crimped hair and ruby lips.
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But the Russian Far East, with its vast open vistas and stunning natural beauty, is still a world away from the cramped spaces and often crimped minds of the west.
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Disturbing those neat symmetrical proportions, covering the models' faces with giant crimped hair was a punkish act in itself — the conventional idea of beauty was disrupted and the clothes disembodied.
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I found an anchor, crimped it into place against a buckle on the upper part of the arm, duct-taped everything into a sleek package and was good to go.
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The new round of inspections comes after an environmental crackdown in August roiled commodities markets, while safety inspections in major coal producing regions have crimped supplies, fuelling a price rally.
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Meanwhile, the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell after Trump rekindled fears that the Sino-American trade conflict, which has crimped energy demand, is far from over.
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China celebrated its Lunar New Year in early February causing steel mills and traders to shut down business for holiday breaks of up to two weeks, which crimped ore demand.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's coal imports dropped sharply in August from the month before, customs data showed on Friday, after cooler weather crimped demand from utilities and as a typhoon disrupted supply.
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LONDON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Corporate and emerging market bond sales fell in the third quarter due to rising borrowing costs and trade tensions, while volatility crimped fund managers' emerging debt appetite.
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Dwindling output from existing oil and gas fields, compounded by weaker commodities prices, have hit the government's budget and crimped its ambition to develop manufacturing as an engine for economic growth.
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Think belts fashioned after Hermes' signature logo-adorned piece, but with a 'W' instead of an 'H,' sweet-looking cardigans paired with leather skirts, headbands worn over crimped hair, and netting.
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While she has had bangs in the past (and even crimped her ends over the summer), for the most part she has remained just about as consistent a celebrity can be.
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Still, Tiffany reported a surprise drop in first-quarter comparable sales in May, underscoring its struggles with weak demand at home and a strong dollar that has crimped spending by tourists.
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The developers' ambitions were crimped as property prices dropped throughout the UAE over the last year, with supply continuing to expand despite subdued employment growth and less robust demand for housing.
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At a time when a surge in bad loans and weak economic growth have crimped lending to big industries, banks and financial institutions are growing the less-riskier retail loans faster.
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Construction work has in some cases crimped space at the holy sites, causing bottlenecks around tightly packed entrances, although no work was being carried out in the Mina vicinity last year.
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Indicated 20.8 percent lower The potash miner said its quarterly operating profit slumped 0.13 percent on lower global prices of the crop nutrient and after environmental restrictions temporarily crimped output volumes.
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But regulators have not yet signed off on that and other changes the company has made to the planes, leaving them grounded for nearly eight months, which has crimped airline profits.
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Crimped farm and factory output threatened an ailing economy while residents hoarding rain water in canisters spurred an outbreak of mosquito-borne dengue and possibly the more recent scare of Zika.
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Retail mutual funds have suffered outflows in recent weeks as rising global political and trade tensions crimped investor sentiment, with asset manager Jupiter Fund Management among those to post net outflows.
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The high prices for crude, which is the most important feedstock in the petroleum industry, have also crimped profit margins for oil refiners, resulting in a decline in new crude orders.
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As much as Utica has embraced its refugee community, and vice versa, the pipeline bringing them together has been crimped by the Trump administration's dramatic cutbacks in the federal resettlement program.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian exporters enjoyed bumper sales last quarter gifting the country its first current account surplus in over four decades, however, wider economic conditions remained sluggish as households crimped spending.
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Stock markets hit new highs after Washington and Beijing on Wednesday signed a deal that paused an 22020-month long tariff war that had bruised financial markets and crimped global growth.
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Stock markets hit new highs after Washington and Beijing on Wednesday signed a deal that paused an 22020-month long tariff war that had bruised financial markets and crimped global growth.
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But the requirement has crimped efforts to recruit priests to minister to all its current members - much less expand - in traditional strongholds like Latin America, where evangelical Christians are making inroads.
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The total number of overdraft fees has declined since the financial crisis, but their persistence reflects a reality of the banking industry: Regulations have crimped profits from once-profitable activities like lending.
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The euro, whose strength had crimped stocks late last week, eased back from its highs, but Europe's STOXX 22015 index edged 0.2 percent, as investors held their breath for the results rush.
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More recently, though, he said a global economic contraction could also force a re-think, and it would be meaningless to press ahead if it crimped tax revenue by choking the economy.
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Domestic demand for industrial goods and services has eased in recent months as Beijing's multi-year campaign to curb corporate debt and risky lending practices has crimped capital spending and corporate investment.
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More recently, though, he said a global economic contraction could also force a rethink and that it would be meaningless to press ahead if it crimped tax revenue by choking the economy.
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It takes data for 68 developing countries between 1980 and 2014 and finds, strikingly, that bank lending was crimped not only during sudden falls in commodity prices, but also during sudden rises.
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"It seems that there's been endless price wars in their aisles in the supermarket and it's crimped their earnings power," Cramer said, adding that Smucker's new organic products could improve its prospects.
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For that kind of experience, unless there's a benevolent nonna in your kitchen, you must make your own egg-rich pasta dough, stretch it thin and fashion it into carefully crimped parcels.
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Nigerian stocks have been crimped over low growth in Africa's biggest economy which has been further stymied with the president's failure to appoint a cabinet four months after winning a second term.
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Many economists believe that demonetization, along with stricter tax policies that Mr. Modi's government has put into effect, has crimped India's economic growth, which is running at around 7 percent a year.
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Public provision of safety-net services to the least advantaged among us has no place in this crimped view of our duties to each other, no matter its potential to ameliorate suffering.
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Worse, world supply outstrips demand, major construction clients are mired in the country's biggest-ever corruption scandal and the slowdown has crimped the Porto Alegre, Brazil-based steelmaker's ability to pay debt.
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As late as Wednesday, some residents of Freetown had reported getting phone calls and text messages from people trapped under the mud, but efforts to reach them were crimped by continued rainfall.
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Global stock markets scaled new highs after Washington and Beijing on Wednesday signed a deal that paused an 27.2-month long tariff war that had bruised financial markets and crimped global growth.
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At the same time, Iran's exports remain crimped by U.S. sanctions imposed in November, with the expectation they will be lowered further from May, when sanctions waivers are likely to become less generous.
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Analysts worry that production of U.S. shale oil, crimped this year by prices as low as nearly $26 a barrel, will begin to increase again if crude prices maintain their recent upward momentum.
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Analysts worry that if crude prices maintain their recent upward momentum, production of U.S. shale oil, crimped this year by prices as low as nearly $26 a barrel, will begin to increase again.
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EDF said nuclear output had been crimped due to additional safety checks, in particular on steam generators, which reduced nuclear output in the first nine months by 6.3 percent to 287.1 terawatthours (TWh).
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Still, if you're under 40 and see a circular, white bread sandwich with crimped edges, especially if it contains peanut butter and jelly, your mind goes to one thing and one thing alone.
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The real estate sector has been the worst-performing sector of the S&P 500 index this year as fear of rising interest rates has crimped performance and e-commerce competition rattles investors.
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Exports, a key driver of Thai growth, continued to contract while gains from tourism and domestic activity slowed, and public spending was crimped by the delayed formation of a government after March's elections.
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It has blamed raw material shortages and supply-chain disruptions from a March chemical plant explosion in China that killed 62 people, as well as a Chinese anti-pollution campaign that crimped supplies.
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The sharp drop in oil prices over the past two years and continued uncertainty over the price recovery have nevertheless crimped the market for oil production assets and limited acquisitions in the sector.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government surprised the country last November by scrapping high-value banknotes, wiping out about 86 percent of cash in circulation, which crimped consumer demand in a predominantly cash-reliant economy.
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The British leader also tried a new tactic -- trying to impress Trump, who is a fan of bristling new hardware, with Britain's new capabilities that are coming online despite years of crimped military budgets.
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Activity is also being crimped by a trade war between the United States and China as well as by last year's surge in the dollar and softening global economic growth, which are hurting exports.
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The company, jointly controlled by oil major Eni and state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, said high crude price volatility and crimped spending by oil companies were likely to be features of this year.
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Though international criticism of Myanmar's handling of the Rohingya crisis has crimped Western investment, the Southeast Asian nation has become the choice destination for some Chinese firms, drawn to its cheap and abundant labor.
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Though international criticism of Myanmar's handling of the Rohingya crisis has crimped Western investment, the Southeast Asian nation has become the choice destination for some Chinese firms, drawn to its cheap and abundant labour.
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Though international criticism of Myanmar's handling of the Rohingya crisis has crimped Western investment, the Southeast Asian nation has become the choice destination for some Chinese firms, drawn to its cheap and abundant labor.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - China's imports of refined copper in April slid by 41 percent from a year ago, trade data showed on Tuesday, as traders found their buying power crimped by tighter access to credit.
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Dwindling output from existing oil and gas fields, compounded by the slumping prices of the commodities, have hit the government's budget and crimped its ambition to develop manufacturing as an engine for economic growth.
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The results come at a time when the nation appears to be recovering from a housing downturn, which had crimped consumer spending and led to warnings from major retailers of a tough operating environment.
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Excluding special items that crimped profits such as restructuring charges and an impact from offering a one-time bonus to employees, earnings came to $1.33 per share in the fourth quarter ended Jan. 31.
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The global miner on Tuesday said it had lifted its third quarter iron ore shipments by 6 percent, after a sluggish first half when bad weather and rail track maintenance crimped iron ore production.
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Wage growth has been respectable enough to drive consumer spending but yet not so strong that it has crimped corporate profits, which is what's really allowed this economic recovery to go on so smoothly.
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Like its peers in the telecom industry, AT&T has maintained that it supported net neutrality — but always felt that federal regulations adopted under former President Barack Obama were too heavy-handed and crimped investment.
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Pemex officials have said that the extended output slide is due to the natural decline of its major fields as well as budget cuts in recent years that have crimped its exploration and production activities.
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A weaker-than-expected August employment report on Friday and Tuesday's soft services sector data have crimped expectations the Fed will boost rates when it meets next week and for the rest of the year.
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Currently, airlines generally pay taxes in their own countries, regardless of whether their revenue comes from there or overseas, and the proposal would have crimped the Gulf carriers by forcing them to pay more tax.
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However, his government has been dogged by accusations of cronyism and authoritarianism in recent years, and even the unions who were once his core support have soured on him as falling prices have crimped spending.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, has been recovering since a slump in iron ore prices and hefty outlays for the ramp-up of its S11D mine crimped its financial performance in recent years.
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The government shutdown is also expected to exact some economic pain, with about 800,000 federal workers furloughed with no pay and economically essential services such as air travel, which depend on government workers, being crimped.
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But the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), a rights watchdog, said restrictions on fundamental freedoms, as well as on candidate registration, had restricted the scope for political engagement and crimped competition.
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It is aimed at slimming the company down and honing its focus on high-growth markets on the continent and in the Middle East after clashes with regulators in Nigeria, Uganda and elsewhere crimped growth.
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There are strict instructions for what brands of butter, flour and even black pepper to use (all imported from Poland), and an assembly line-like system produces neatly crimped and amply stuffed dumplings every time.
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The companies have notched profits — from expansion of Medicaid, for example, and from services aimed at cutting medical costs — while learning how to insulate themselves from parts of the law that have crimped their income.
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Adding to department stores' problems in the latest February-April quarter was a delay in tax refunds in February that crimped spending, while an unusually warm weather in the same month hurt sales of winter wear.
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The singer also wore her hair crimped when she performed a Whitney Houston tribute on ABC's Greatest Hits earlier this month, so we're betting we'll see a lot more of this throwback style in the future.
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Thursday night, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet said the country's budgeted spending will rise 2.7 percent in 2017 compared with this year, the lowest rate of growth in 14 years, as a sluggish economy has crimped income.
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Founded with Pretoria's help after the end of white minority rule in 533, MTN has been one of South Africa's biggest corporate success stories, but clashes with regulators in Nigeria, Uganda and elsewhere have crimped growth.
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While this has crimped rice output, it has not buoyed prices given huge stocks of about 5003 million tonnes that Thailand is trying to offload, the legacy of a subsidy scheme undertaken by the previous government.
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The arrival of Philippine offshore gaming operators, better known as POGOs, has become a major boon for the property market just as it was getting crimped by a slowdown in the country's $2000 billion outsourcing sector.
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Polar, like many fund managers, was hit hard by a tech-led slide in equity values as a gradual tightening in central bank monetary policy and rising interest rates in the United States crimped investor demand.
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Sales rose 20.05 percent last year on an organic basis, the company said, partly crimped by exchange rate effects, reaching 21 billion euros ($20.8159 billion), in line with the average estimate from analysts polled by Reuters.
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Alan Winde, Western Cape's economic opportunities minister, projected losses of 213 billion rand ($220 million), up from a previous estimate of 22005 billion, due to record wheat losses and a strong currency that has crimped exports.
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The price of Brent crude averaged $63 per barrel in the first three months of the year, down 5.5 percent from the same period in 2018, which France's Total said last week had crimped its profits.
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Pasteis are empanadas by another name, flaking dough crimped around ground beef set off by mustard, green olives and paprika, or cosseting guava jam and mozzarella, the swoony pair that the Brazilians call Romeu e Julieta.
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They each argue that they support net neutrality but feel the rules adopted under former President Barack Obama are so heavy handed that they crimped investment, stalling major upgrades to high-speed internet and other innovations.
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"The Rachel" dominated the '90s after Jennifer Aniston made the look iconic on "Friends," and in the 2000s, crimped hair and chunky highlights made a major comeback thanks to stars like Christina Aguilera and Kelly Clarkson.
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They say Mr. LePage's cuts in taxes, welfare and programs like food stamps, along with his vehement opposition to raising the minimum wage and expanding Medicaid coverage, have crimped services to residents who were already vulnerable.
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The planemaker has lost more than two-thirds of its value so far this year as the health crisis crimped travel demand, forcing it to seek $27 billion in U.S. government loans for the aerospace industry.
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While the quantities are dwarfed by total U.S. exports — nearly 56 million tonnes of corn alone last year — the added volumes were welcome as farmers face a fourth year of languishing grain prices and crimped incomes.
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Hong Kong's retail sales fell for the 19th straight month in September as China's economic slowdown and a strong local currency crimped business activity and tourism, though the rate of decline eased from the previous month.
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The double, who was standing on the stage many yards away, was younger and looked Asian but wore a similar lace minidress and a wig in Madonna's current hairstyle, a '30s movie star's crimped blond waves.
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The arrival of Philippine offshore gaming operators, better known as POGOs, has become a major boon for the property market just as it was getting crimped by a slowdown in the country's $3000 billion outsourcing sector.
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Dwindling output from the tiny nation's existing oil and gas fields, compounded by the slumping prices of the commodities, have hit the government's budget and crimped its ambition to develop manufacturing as an engine for economic growth.
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It said margins in its tours business were still being crimped by competitive discounting, which has also hurt rivals such as Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, which has issued several profit warnings since last summer.
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Brent crude oil on Thursday rose above $75 per barrel for the first time in 2019 in the wake of tightening sanctions on Iran, while gains in U.S. prices were crimped by a surge in U.S. supply.
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TOKYO, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's lent a record amount of five-year Japanese government bonds at a regular operation on Tuesday, having induced a severe shortage that has crimped activity in the debt market.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's trust ratings declined slightly in an opinion poll in the first three months this year, crimped by what political analysts call his deadly war on drugs that killed poor slum dwellers.
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Later this month, he'll release an EP called Forget It for New York's underground techno mainstay The Bunker, and on it he's stuffed four relentless tracks of spiraling vocal snippets, vacuum-sealed drums, and crimped acid earworms.
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NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The spike in oil prices due to the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran is causing investors to worry that U.S. corporate earnings will be crimped by rising energy costs.
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Upbeat earnings from Morgan Stanley and a tech rally on Wall Street added to optimism from a trade deal investors hope will ease an 503-month U.S.-Sino dispute that has roiled markets and crimped global growth.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - JXTG Holdings, Japan's biggest oil refinery operator, has secured crude oil supplies from other countries such as Saudi Arabia to replace Iranian oil shipments that have been crimped by U.S. sanctions, its president said on Monday.
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BHP, the world's biggest miner, said it has set up a taskforce to further improve internal dam management and boost safety, months after a second deadly dam disaster in Brazil crimped output and sent iron ore prices soaring.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 7 (Reuters) - China stocks pulled back on Tuesday on fresh signs the government was moving to deflate potential credit bubbles in the broader economy, reinforcing recent central bank tightening moves that have crimped investors' risk appetite.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China over the years, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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Yet, the big-money swimsuit companies — so crucial to the sport's financial viability — are always pressing to show off their high-tech chops, which are severely crimped by rules that restrict the size and fabrics for competition swimsuits.
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Traders said follow-through buying was being crimped by uncertainty over whether there will be a trade breakthrough at the G20 that can boost oil demand, and by questions about continued output cuts by OPEC and its allies.
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In the roughly 15 months since Whole Foods became part of the e-commerce giant, Costco's and Sprouts' shares have climbed about 56 percent, respectively, suggesting that Amazon hadn't crimped the industry's profits as dramatically as investors thought.
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The export growth followed a revised 1.3 percent annual drop in September, which analysts say was caused by natural disasters that forced a closure of an international airport and crimped factory output, distribution of goods and inbound tourism.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate on Tuesday gave the green light to extend a preferential customs regime for the oil industry to entice investment, but crimped some key sweeteners, sending the measure to the lower house for final approval.
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The very fads I longed to rock as a 13-year-old are back and hitting trend lists like a vengeful wildfire: Hair bows, scrunchies, and crimped hair are crawling back — and they've brought body glitter with 'em.
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The prolonged trade war between the United States and China during 2019 crimped demand for aluminium and drove prices down, with the company on average earning about 25% less per tonne of alumina sold compared to last year.
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Copper has also been up and down in recent months, with a 2431.8% rally from the end of last year until April 221.7 turning into an 12.73% percent drop since then as the U.S.-China trade dispute crimped sentiment.
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BERLIN/MUNICH (Reuters) - German sportswear group Puma said it managed to avoid supply chain problems that have crimped sales growth at local rival Adidas by increasing inventories, as it posted a record quarter of sales and earnings on Friday.
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Strong growth would end two choppy years which saw consumption dented by a surprise demonetization programme launched by India's government that crimped public spending after the most commonly used bank notes were removed from circulation at virtually no notice.
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Worries began earlier this year as the yield curve — the difference between rates on short- and long-term U.S. bonds — flattened, indicating bank profits could be crimped (banks borrow on the short end and lend at the long end).
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The retail sector, which fell 0.07 percent on Thursday, has been the worst-performing sector of the S&P 500 index this year as fear of rising interest rates has crimped performance and disruption from e-commerce rattles investors.
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The euro, whose strength had crimped stocks late last week, eased back from its highs, helping Europe's STOXX 600 index inch up 0.1 percent, while euro zone stocks stayed flat, with most of the activity under the benchmark level.
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The water seeped through the soil, overflowing the terracotta dish and pooling on the purple face of poet and visual artist Tiziana La Melia's The Eyelash and the Monochrome, whose cover curled like a set of cosmetically crimped follicles.
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TOKYO, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Japan's JXTG Holdings has crimped the full-year target for copper concentrate output at its Caserones mine in Chile, hit by lower production in the first half after a blackout, company officials said on Friday.
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Copper has also been up and down in recent months, with a 221.7% rally from the end of last year until April 12.73 turning into an 212.7% percent drop since then as the U.S.-China trade dispute crimped sentiment.
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LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks suffered and currencies were treading water on Friday as doubts over the U.S. tax reform plans weighed on equities around the globe while escalating tension across the Middle East further crimped risk appetite.
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The intriguing "plum sesame salt" on the edamame, meanwhile, was overshadowed by how overcooked the pods were, and the furikake fries, coin-shaped and crimped, were surprisingly limp, though I liked the ketchup, doctored with tonkatsu sauce and Tabasco.
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The government says an urgent overhaul of the pension system is needed as large payouts are no longer sustainable for the export-reliant economy, with contributions crimped by slower economic growth since the 1990s and a rapidly aging population.
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Julia Goh, a Malaysia-based economist with UOB, said that a lack of clarity from the government on corporate incentives may also have crimped economic expansion in the fourth quarter as companies halt or slow plans for more investment.
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In May, the company's chief executive had said it hopes to lock in funds for a planned $935 million battery materials plant by the end of June, despite volatile prices that have crimped lending to the new energy sector.
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Badger Organic For Hardworking HandsA lot has changed since 1995 — inflatable furniture, crimped hair, and JNCO jeans have come and gone — but Badger's organic olive oil and beeswax balm remains a go-to for hands that need serious moisture.
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But sales, which have declined for several straight quarters, fell short of analyst estimates in the third quarter after hurricanes Irma and Harvey kept customers out of some stores and warmer-than-expected weather crimped demand for winter clothing.
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The January meeting of Basel's oversight body coincides with the inauguration of Donald Trump as U.S. President, whose stated policy is to scrap a financial crisis-era reform of Wall Street known as Dodd Frank, saying it has crimped economic growth.
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But while Triple A spreads in the primary market appear to have found a ceiling, appetite for the riskier junior and mezzanine tranches has collapsed entirely, as a sharp sell-off in high beta credit has crimped demand for riskier assets.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's coal output fell 2 percent in July to its lowest in years as Beijing's crackdown on polluting industries crimped mining in the world's top consumer of the fuel, driving import demand as hot weather boosted thermal power generation.
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The step comes after China, the world's biggest user and producer of tin, early this year scrapped 6403-percent duty on all exports of refined tin, ending a policy that had crimped export volumes since it was introduced in 2640.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China over the years, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that over time have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used as service on those loans.
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The Wall Street Journal added more than 300,000 digital subscriptions in the year to June, but a sharp fall in advertising crimped revenues by 6% at Dow Jones, the division of News Corp, Rupert Murdoch's media empire, that houses the newspaper.
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Gulf nations have traditionally kept steel tariffs low to facilitate local building booms, although the construction sector - in particular in Saudi Arabia - has struggled since oil prices began to fall in mid-2014, which crimped state budgets for large infrastructure projects.
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Investment in the United States last year crimped the earnings of JLT, which reported a one percent rise in 2016 pre-tax profit on Tuesday, but it said its U.S. business was on track to turn a profit in 2019.
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Sarah Paulson returns as her AHS season 1 character Billie Dean Howard, a Lifetime-famous medium with tons of amazing vintage dresses and a cloud of conditioned blonde hair (a far cry from Hypodermic Sally's mane of crimped fried pasta).
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That comes after it reported a 46 percent dive in net income in the first quarter from a year ago, its first drop in profit since 13, as higher raw material prices and weak demand on auto sheet crimped its profitability.
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Somewhere in Harlem, in an inconspicuous warehouse or deep in the bowels of a brownstone, a man stood before a chemistry setup loaded with beakers, scales, and buckets, studying an ingredient list written with a crimped hand in a small book.
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The Japanese economy has already been hit by a consumption tax hike that crimped spending and the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is likely to affect Japanese exporters this year, said Waqas Adenwala, Asia analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Upbeat earnings from Morgan Stanley and a tech rally on Wall Street added to optimism from a trade deal investors hope will take the edge off an 18-month U.S.-Sino dispute that has roiled markets and crimped global growth.
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Over a period of years, Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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GS Caltex, South Korea's second-largest oil refiner, this week said it was unsure when it would be able to restart a middle distillates producing hydrocracker unit which was hit by a fire last month, with exports likely to be crimped.
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Chinese investors have found a warm welcome in an economy that has seen investment crimped by a decade of political turmoil, and where the junta has struggled to revive exports and domestic demand in the two years since seizing power.
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Low volatility has crimped trading revenue across Wall Street for years, but Goldman has borne the brunt of that slump due to the type of customers it caters to, and because it had been more reliant on trading than other banks.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Hess Corp said on Wednesday it was pursuing legal action against Schlumberger NV for $40 million or more, claiming the oilfield service provider supplied a defective valve for a U.S. Gulf of Mexico oilfield that shuttered three wells and crimped production.
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Weak loan growth and higher loan loss provisions hurt the bank's bottomline in the second quarter ended April 30, as higher interest rates - which in the past had helped the bank earn more from loans, crimped borrowers' ability to take out loans.
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The problem, as the Atlantic's Ron Brownstein points out, is that the report itself is long and dense — badly in need of clarification by its author: Whatever the political impact, in the #MuellerHearings Mueller has displayed a crimped understanding of his civic obligations.
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After the Communist Party's anti-corruption campaign crimped sales of Jaeger-LeCoultre's snazzy timepieces among its traditional older clientele, the Swiss watchmaker hired Ms Jiang for a video ad targeting young urbanites, including her 27m fans on Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblog.
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Homebuilders in the United States have struggled with a lower supply of homes, especially at the lower-price end of the housing market because of land and labor shortages, as well as expensive building materials and sluggish wage growth that has crimped demand.
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A combination of crimped rural demand, falling capacity utilization and weakening business confidence could result in a far lower growth rate than India would be comfortable with, Kundu said in a note on Friday, starting with the quarter that ended Dec. 343.
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The San Francisco-based bank has been looking for a new leader since March, when Tim Sloan became the second CEO to abruptly depart in the wake of a sales scandal that has badly bruised the bank's reputation and crimped its financial performance.
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GREENVALE, Australia (Reuters) - Nickel miner Australian Mines hopes to lock in funds for a planned A$1.3 billion ($935 million) battery materials plant by end-June, its chief executive said, despite volatile prices that have crimped lending to the new energy sector.
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High inflation owing to sterling's plunge after the EU referendum and stubborn wage growth since the 2008 financial crisis have crimped consumers' spending, with British retail sales posted the biggest quarterly fall in seven years during the first three months of 2017.
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The move comes as businesses like investment management and wealth that offer more stable forms of revenue are growing in importance to Morgan Stanley and other Wall Street banks amid regulatory pressure that have crimped growth in traditional profit areas like trading.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A seasonal splurge has helped lift Asia's crimped gasoline refining profits out of a long slump, but higher crude prices and the rise of energy-efficient cars are set to leave margins stuck at historically weak levels, industry watchers say.
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Libya, which is allowed to ramp up production as part of the OPEC deal, is close to increasing output crimped by unrest after a group of oil guards said they reopened a long-blockaded pipeline linking some of the country's biggest oilfields.
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Libya, which is allowed to ramp up production as part of the OPEC deal, is close to increasing output crimped by unrest after a group of oil guards said they had reopened a long-blockaded pipeline linking some of the country's biggest oilfields.
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Kendall Jenner is in one of the David Sims-lensed shots of the campaign, sporting all black (most of the fall ads stick to this palette, in fact), paired with a serious amount of eyeliner and hair that's crimped to the hilt.
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I've subsequently renounced flakiness, crimped edges and latticed lids in favor of grated crusts just thick enough to cradle wobbly curds, and tender enough that they crumble when I try to eat a slice like a piece of pizza, without a plate.
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For the July-September period, operating profit fell 43 percent to 474.6 billion yen compared with a year earlier as Toyota smarted from a strong yen that has made its Japan-built cars less competitive and crimped the value of overseas earnings.
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Analysts from Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, find that even in a worst-case scenario, with tariffs of 45% imposed on both directions of trade between China and America, exports would fall by almost 13% and GDP growth would be crimped by 1.4 percentage points.
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The company is in talks with Mexico's oil regulators to get a two-year extension for reaching the minimum investment required for more than 100 domestic blocks assigned in 2014 as part of the reform, after low oil prices crimped its ability to invest.
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Oil futures edged up on Tuesday as OPEC supply cuts and Middle East tensions kept global benchmark Brent crude above $64 a barrel, while gains were limited by the U.S.-China trade dispute that has dragged on the global economy and crimped oil demand.
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The project is one of the largest gas plants built by Aramco, and has added importance as the kingdom strives to increase supply at a time when it is using more for power generation and the expansion of domestic industry is being crimped by shortages.
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Ever since she added bangs to the mix, the star has made an undeniable effort to play up her pony with — get this — crimped strands (see photo above!), a messy topknot and even a hat with a hole customized to fit her go-to style.
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LONDON, Oct 4.443 (Reuters) - Slower Chinese growth crimped investor appetite for emerging market stocks on Thursday, which hit a one-week low after heavy losses in Asia spread to Europe, but currencies such as the rand and lira snapped a three-day losing streak.
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With oil production dipping in Iran, Libya and Venezuela, and growth in the Permian shale Basin of West Texas and New Mexico crimped by pipeline capacity restraints, the 14-member group should step in, Scott Sheffield, executive chairman of Pioneer Natural Resource Co told Reuters.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil futures rose on Tuesday as Middle East tensions and OPEC supply cuts kept global benchmark Brent crude above $22019 a barrel, while gains were limited by the U.S.-China trade dispute that has dragged on the global economy and crimped oil demand.
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U.S. and euro zone government bond yields rose as the trade deal marks a major step in ending a dispute that crimped global growth and boosted demand for safer assets such as bonds, gold and safe-haven currencies like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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While they appear to have failed for now in their goal of destroying the Affordable Care Act, their eagerness to shower tax breaks on the wealthy at the expense of health coverage for millions of Americans has crimped their ability to pass other fiscal legislation.
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Wells Fargo, the fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets, has been leaning on cost cuts to grow its profits in the aftermath of a wide-ranging sales scandal that has crimped revenue, hurt its reputation and resulted in a regulatory growth restriction on its balance sheet.
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Stock trading and equity underwriting helped Goldman top profit estimates in the third quarter which was the first for Solomon who aims to reduce the bank's reliance on trading revenues after they were crimped by tougher regulations in the wake of the 3.03-23.0 financial crisis.
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China's economy expanded at a slower pace in the second quarter as Beijing's efforts to contain debt crimped activity, while June factory output growth weakened to a two-year low in a worrying sign for investment and exporters as a trade war with the U.S. intensified.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. manufacturing sector is on track to grow for another 12 months as demand remains strong and inventories and deliveries have been crimped by Hurricane Harvey, Timothy Fiore, chair of the manufacturing group at the Institute for Supply Management, said on Wednesday.
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While a mountain of bad loans has crimped bank lending to India's bigger companies, smaller firms have been hurt by a government move last November to stamp out "black money" - untaxed cash that oils many industries - and by GST, whose complex structure has baffled companies down the supply chain.
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Market volatility in the past year, a stronger U.S. dollar in the past couple of years that has crimped exporters profits, low oil prices and inflation, and weaker economic growth in U.S. trading partners have kept Fed monetary policy on hold at least twice in the past year.
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Where Monk used to press up against the front of these notes, articulating them a tad before the beat, Mr. Lewis drags back against the flow, exchanging crimped jabs with Mr. Ribot and soloing in short, punchy bursts until he hits a cruising altitude around the 2:00 mark.
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Sisig baboy — a crowd-pleasing hash of pork belly littered with onions, some wilted in a pan and others tossed in raw at the last minute, for crunch — comes on a hot plate or in the form of "tacos," spilling out of crimped shells of fried won ton skins.
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Further in, deeper down to the antique black-and-white images, yellow-margined, crimped with age, backed with carefully pencilled notes: my grandmother beside the cottage in Donegal; my grandfather, newly arrived in America, on a New York City rooftop with two friends nobody remembers the names of.
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Next month, he will ask residents to vote, in a nonbinding referendum, for statehood as part of a long-term fix for a commonwealth facing a period of severe austerity that is likely to include shuttered public schools, frozen salaries, slashed pensions and crimped investments in public health.
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Although the S.E.C. charge centers on a 2012 sale of $77 million in bonds, it is rooted in an accounting change two years before that, when the state's long drought had crimped the district's supply of federal water and cut deeply into its income from selling that water to farmers.
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It comes encased (with potatoes standing in for chicken) in crimped puffs of obligingly flaky pastry the size of dolls' fists, and is the essential accessory to hand-stretched and spun roti canai, a layered flatbread that's close to see-through at the center and thick and chewy along the circumference.
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Cuba's trade with Venezuela, which has also helped prop up the economy for years with subsidized oil, fell to $2.2 billion in 853 from $7.3 billion in 2014 as low oil prices and falling crude production crimped the ability of President Nicolas Maduro's government to help as much as in the past.
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"Despite recent data indicating a strong U.S. economy and job market, including signs of wage growth, overall mortgage applications fell for the third straight week as housing continues to be hampered by the lack of homes for sale and crimped affordability," said Joel Kan, MBA vice president of economic and industry forecasting.
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Regulation may have crimped US banks' ability to make the same kind of profits they were racking up pre-22007 — even the best Wall Street returns on equity of around 21 percent are half the level generated a decade ago — but their share prices are nudging record levels, with JPMorgan at the top.
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Though Myanmar is facing rapid political and cultural shifts—more than 50 years of military rule came to an end in 2016, and decades of US sanctions, which severely crimped the country's economy, have been lifted—it remains to be seen how long it will take for attitudes around the LGBTQ population to thaw.
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EDT/12.363 GMT (Updates prices, adds commentary) HOUSTON, July 212.36 (Reuters) - Oil futures rose on Tuesday as Middle East tensions and OPEC supply cuts kept global benchmark Brent crude above $22019 a barrel, while gains were limited by the U.S.-China trade dispute that has dragged on the global economy and crimped oil demand.
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For the hilarious Spike teaser video, co-hosts Chrissy Teigen and LL Cool J dress up in 1980s attire, complete with crimped hair, chokers and lots of leather, for a reenactment of Michael Jackson's "Beat It." So which other familiar faces joined in for the fun and will compete on the upcoming third season of LSB?
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So, I turned my attention back to those to see if there was anything I had missed, and I quickly discovered that many of these seemingly atrocious ideas were not only available at my local thrift stores, but were actually super cool, like bell sleeves, carpenter jeans, and crimped hems (you are allowed to politely disagree — more options for me on the racks!).
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Yet Mr. Trump's desire to make a deal with Mr. Putin, who has long demanded that NATO get out of Russia's neighborhood, will be crimped not only by strong bipartisan support for the military alliance in Washington but also by the fact that his negotiating hand has been weakened by a string of political developments in Eastern Europe that work to the Kremlin's advantage.
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Higher prices crimped demand, especially in Brazil and Argentina, where Colgate faces stiff competition from Procter & Gamble's Oral-B and Unilever's Close Up. To keep its market share, the company said it would spend more on advertising in fiscal 2019, but expects that, along with higher raw material costs and fluctuating foreign exchange rates, to lead to a mid-single-digit decline in earnings per share for the year.
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The fictional town, Ennui-sur-Blasé, is totally Wes Anderson-ified, as are a few key characters: Saoirse Ronan pops up with crimped hair and a mysterious aura around her; Wilson rocks a tiny navy beret; and of course, there's Timothée Chalamet, who plays young revolutionary Zeffirelli, caught bathing in a tub with a towel turban on his head by McDormand's Lucinda Krementz, a journalist for the titular fictional magazine, The French Dispatch.
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