Medicare for All "would crowd out competition in private insurance and crowd out the kind of competition that puts downward pressure" on prices of drugs and medical services, Gottlieb said.
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Not only does it crowd out the private sector today.
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Over time, it may crowd out private investment, reducing growth.
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When governments borrow too much, they crowd out private borrowing.
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Go deeper: In hot cybersecurity market, acquisitions crowd out IPOs
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Many economists believe that shift could crowd out private businesses.
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That will help him crowd out dissenting voices, including Mattis's.
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Illegally parked cars spill onto the pavement and crowd out pedestrians.
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In this world, government borrowing does not crowd out private borrowing.
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That begin to crowd out the extremist narrative, and extremist ideology.
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Not surprisingly, that birthday tends to crowd out the Hitchhiker's remembrances.
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Conservatives fear increased government spending will "crowd out" private sector investment.
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That will undermine our fiscal health and crowd out defense spending.
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As Pilsen started to crowd out crime, businesses started crowding in.
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But there's no reason for such protections to crowd out the others.
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Do you worry that that will crowd out demand for your product?
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Even if a company performs well, the noise can crowd out the signal.
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Confirming justices can consume months of Senate business and crowd out other priorities.
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At points, the inclusiveness and intellect of Wray's novel crowd out the emotion.
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The dramatic nature of these accusations can crowd out other sources of inequality.
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Their survival could also crowd out investment in, and employment at, healthy firms.
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Instead, by increasing the deficit, it would crowd out resources for these purposes.
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The immediate need for emergency funds, though, should not crowd out long-term help.
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Governments are struggling as mounting pension obligations crowd out the rest of their budgets.
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Moreover, many studies suggest that older workers do not always crowd out younger ones.
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Automatic enrollment would crowd out the system to those who need access to services.
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The effects were small even if the win didn't crowd out financial aid money.
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This can give your booze a tannic flavor, which can easily crowd out the sweetness.
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As the number of nodes increases, these messages rapidly multiply and crowd out other traffic.
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More likely, the state will crowd out private investors, hogging capital and allocating it poorly.
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Both men lead parties that dominate opinion polls, crowd out opponents and foul the air.
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Or it could overwhelm the agenda and crowd out Trump's efforts to achieve much else.
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However, larger budget deficits would crowd out private investment in later years, dampening economic growth.
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This will crowd out funding for other important priorities like national defense and medical research.
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The Trump Show is great for ratings, but it tends to crowd out other stories.
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You just have to try to keep the crowd out as much as you can.
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Additionally, basic science funding does not crowd out Silicon Valley's efforts or other private investment.
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Tacomanical fantasies crowd out the sketches: sizzling pork; hard-shell picadillo; slab bacon; avocado; BLT.
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In 2016, the various SQL-on-Hadoop options started to crowd out other analytics data warehouses.
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There were certainly periods in the past when crowd-out did indeed appear in the data.
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Unlike, say, poison ivy, English ivy can take over the forest floor and crowd out trees.
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By borrowing so much, the government can crowd out other investors and drive up interest rates.
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Kansas State took the home crowd out of the game by leading throughout the second half.
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Let the bots hunt down anti-Semites, divert antifeminist trolls and crowd out the propaganda bots.
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This allows China to dominate markets, expand their sphere of influence, and crowd out American companies.
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And it's even worse if headlines inspired by fake policy crowd out coverage of real policy.
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Some Democrats worry that all the additional issues will crowd out the central questions on spending.
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We already know that large budget deficits crowd out business investment, and therefore slow economic growth.
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Some are hemmed in by sluggish economies, big pension liabilities - which crowd out new projects - or both.
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But critics say they have used their cosy ties with the government to crowd out smaller businesses.
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But he still isn't happy about it, particularly as more salacious Russia stories crowd out legitimate scholarship.
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Now, we have a production crew, additional talent, and there's a five thousand–person crowd out there.
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These plans represent enormous expenditures, which are likely to crowd out important other uses for the funds.
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But critics say they have used their cozy ties with the government to crowd out smaller businesses.
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More urgent, immediate necessities, lifestyle choices, investment losses and existing debt all crowd out resources for saving.
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Some analysts question whether this will crowd out the very small investors that were supposed to benefit.
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In lives that are already crowded and stressful, it's easier to let banter crowd out emotional presence.
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Even if you don't buy that argument, it's worth questioning how much savings this would crowd out.
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This will further crowd out other state priorities such as schools, roads, and middle-class tax cuts.
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Another real danger is that patients without true emergencies crowd out those who do have true emergencies.
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Beyond that, they reckon, the positive effects will fade as bigger budget deficits crowd out private-sector investment.
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So the early delegates -- Clinton supporters -- surrounded the microphone to crowd out the boisterous supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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In brain cancers, these tumors can essentially crowd out and kill the brain cells that keep us alive.
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At least 300 police officers cordoned off protesters, using their bikes to establish barricades and crowd out attendees.
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"It's over, folks," a police officer yelled as he tried to keep the crowd out of the street.
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"I think you have 99.9 percent of the crowd out there that are wonderfully respectful," he told reporters.
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His directorship of the economy and of the military allowed him to crowd out bin Nayef's daily duties.
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True to the title, the guitars churn out so many riffs that they nearly crowd out the verses.
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Mass incarceration was a problem before it started to crowd out other needs in state and local budgets.
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" Asked about the unusually large and enthusiastic crowd out on Court 10, Andreescu said: "These Canadians are wilding.
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I mean food that doesn't let the element of surprise completely crowd out the air of the familiar.
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Strong winds kept the desultory crowd out of the scenic pool area and clumped awkwardly in the lobby.
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A public option would crowd out those in our health care system who need its services the most.
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Eventually, enhanced individuals are likely to crowd out the non-enhanced in education institutions and the job market.
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Instead, his strategy is to crowd out coverage of Comey's arguments and force the media to cover bullshit.
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That said, a final point must be underscored: The absence of crowd-out doesn't mean deficits no longer matter.
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He performed with physical aggression; pushing the crowd out of his way, his mouth knotted into a perpetual snarl.
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HSAs don't seem to crowd out 21(k) contributions and may actually be increasing overall retirement savings among workers.
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Correspondingly, data triumphalism must not be allowed to crowd out political intuitions like those that propelled Trump's primary win.
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In the long run, the addition to the national debt will crowd out private investment and inhibit economic growth.
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His goal in New Hampshire and later states is to crowd out the centrist Republican moderates: New Jersey Gov.
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"You can't ask for so much money in a single year as to crowd out everyone else," explained Davis.
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Yet technology has so multiplied the outrages confronting us that they crowd out our ability to discuss much else.
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The big concern with a plan like this is that it would crowd out private savings, hurting the economy.
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Carmageddon is upon us: Before we know it, robo-cars will be ubiquitous and crowd out human-driven cars.
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At the same time, there was evidence that animals that thrive on warmth might crowd out less resilient species.
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Second, the incentives for permanent housing crowd out the homeless from subsidized housing in favor of the non-homeless.
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In an affluent area where housing is already expensive, adding LIHTC developments will likely crowd out market rate developments.
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Everyone thought so, not least the Chinese authorities who raised margins and trading fees to chase the retail crowd out.
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Without any private borrowers to crowd out, even a government as indebted as Japan's will find it cheap to borrow.
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Dallas needed just 26 seconds to effectively take the raucous crowd out of the game, at least for a time.
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High levels of debt can push up borrowing costs and interest rates, "crowd out" private borrowing and weigh down budgets.
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Political concerns mean that the risk of short-term pain tends to crowd out any thoughts of long-term gain.
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"That's where people are," said Larson, who believes that efforts need to be made to crowd out anti-vax information.
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As mandatory spending continues to crowd out discretionary spending, policymaking is becoming an increasingly futile function in the budgetary process.
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The Trump administration now knows that it can always crowd out reporting about its scandals and failures by bombing someone.
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Mr. Biden could crowd out other establishment-aligned contenders like former Mayor Mitch Landrieu of New Orleans and former Gov.
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When the police finally moved in, forcing the crowd out of the park and onto city streets, the violence worsened.
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It's just ... There's a very cynical crowd out there who thinks that Twitter probably could deal with some of this problem.
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During such slumps, stimulus provided by the government does not crowd out private activity, because the economy is operating below capacity.
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The higher federal debt load will "crowd out" capital for private use, dampening economic activity in the long run, Elmendorf said.
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Other phone makers sometimes crowd out Google's apps with their own or take a share of ad revenue, hurting Alphabet's profits.
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The whole bathroom debate is a ghastly example of how politics and government can crowd out respect, judgment and common sense.
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Invariably these strong players are bound to crowd out others who have benefited from the first year's chaos and policy vacuum.
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Fake e-books, frequently plagiarized from original works, often crowd out authentic books and products at the top of Amazon pages.
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But by remaining in the race, they crowd out the two leading contenders against President Donald Trump in the general election.
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She lets nothing crowd out her regular weekly appointments for a shampoo, a scalp treatment, a wave, a facial, and a manicure.
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The conglomerates helped make South Korea a corporate powerhouse but critics say they have abused their power to crowd out smaller businesses.
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Having ten different ways of slashing enemies might crowd out the knowledge of Blocking that you might need at a given moment.
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This threatened to crowd out local radio signals, so the FCC eventually changed the frequencies used, so as to prevent interference. 2.
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As retirees come to cities like Cuenca, they drive up real estate prices and crowd out locals from the best downtown properties.
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" Economists, meanwhile, warn that the public option would "mainly erode, or 'crowd out,' private insurance, rather than provide coverage to the uninsured.
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"If there's a sustained low-return market, the government contribution will eventually rise and crowd out some other public services," Yin said.
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With no presidential campaign to crowd out the airwaves, both parties are waiting as long as possible before planting their battle flags.
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Under those conditions budget deficits do crowd out private spending, because tax cuts or spending increases will lead to higher interest rates.
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Bigger deficits could send interest rates higher and crowd out private-sector investment, particularly as the United States economy approaches full employment.
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"It was just a tough crowd out there today, really very tough; story of my life," Williams said in the post-match interview.
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Without bigger increases in spending, the rising costs of operations and maintenance will crowd out dollars for new highways, bridges, airports and railways.
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International institutions have urged Beijing to stop financing weak firms, especially inefficient state-owned enterprises, which tend to crowd out the private sector.
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Static and glitches crowd out sidewinding riffs, or self-assured synth programming, all while Rook whispers listlessly about the abstract appeal of death.
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Heavy government bond issues have been pushing up market interest rates in Oman and threatening to crowd out borrowing by the private sector.
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International institutions have warned Beijing to stop financing weak firms, especially inefficient state-owned enterprises, which tend to crowd out the private sector.
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She says the conventional wisdom that deficits crowd out private investment, lead to higher interest rates and easily spur inflation is largely wrong.
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Umansky shrewdly avoids letting the issue of stolen art crowd out other aspects of the story, to which she gives a feminist tilt.
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The myth that older workers crowd out younger ones is called the "lump of labor" fallacy, and economists have debunked it countless times.
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Spend too much too fast, and the government could crowd out private investment, possibly leading to higher inflation and pushing up interest rates.
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Meanwhile, rising entitlement costs will crowd out important investments in education, research and national security and drive up the already-massive national debt.
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But he also offered a full-throated defense of the country's big state-controlled companies, which many economists believe crowd out private businesses.
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For the BBC, the arrangement also serves as a counter to critics in Parliament who say that it can crowd out commercial companies.
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And in too many sectors — such as makers of steel, fighter jets and even sex toys — state-owned firms crowd out private ones.
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Others are just happy there's finally an official app that will crowd out the copycats trying to take advantage of Craigslist's recognizable name.
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Bullshitting is an effort to dominate coverage of an argument, to crowd out the truth, to distract the media with topics you prefer.
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But not all the artists were friends: some, as mentioned earlier, wanted nothing less than the mixed-race gay crowd out of their neighborhood.
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But all of them crowd out New Hampshire voters, more than a third of whom tell pollsters they can change their minds before voting.
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But Robert Barrington of Transparency International, an anti-corruption organisation, fears that the legislative burden of Brexit may crowd out other initiatives, including these.
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As a member of the Obama economic team at the time, I can confirm that crowd-out fears were a motivation for the pivot.
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But the fiscal economics of Trump's tax cuts are revealing in ways that relate both to crowd-out and the natural rate of unemployment.
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Cops far outnumbered protesters in the main area and reached the middle of the square before expanding their perimeter to crowd out those inside.
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"Interest spending is slated to be the fastest growing part of the budget and will ultimately crowd out other important priorities," the CRFB wrote.
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Can we still assume that additions of natural gas substitute for fossil fuels, rather than crowd out deployment of renewables like wind and solar?
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Is it possible there are other cost categories that have grown dramatically at the expense of "earnings" and might continue to crowd out employees?
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For starters, it should refuse foreign aid that passes through mega-charities, which mostly serves to crowd out local NGO efforts while perpetuating dependency.
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The familiar claim is that states and municipalities face unsustainable pension obligations that will crowd out other government spending and lead to higher taxes.
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IS IT A CONCERN, A GROWING CONCERN FOR YOU, AND WILL IT CROWD OUT OTHERS AS WELL WHEN IT COMES TO THE BOND MARKET?
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David Leonhardt says he failed to foresee how Joe Biden's entry into the 2020 presidential race would crowd out other potentially strong moderate candidates.
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Ward argues, plausibly, that the celebrity presence of Trump in the race should only exacerbate that tendency for presidential politics to crowd out everything else.
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But Peter Jaworski, of Georgetown University, is sceptical, suggesting that, anecdotes aside, the evidence shows paid plasma donation "does not crowd out voluntary blood-donation".
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And so it is in space, where more and more satellites and space junk threaten to crash into each other and crowd out the future.
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They contend that Obamacare's Medicaid expansion allowed too many adults capable of working to crowd out more vulnerable populations like low-income elderly and disabled.
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Southern European countries fret that a plan to open EU markets to Middle Eastern exports (to create jobs for refugees) will crowd out their manufacturers.
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Jason Njoku, chief executive, iROKOtv African tech experts, such as TechCabal's Bankole Oluwafemi, play down predictions Netflix will instantly crowd out Africa's fledgling VOD upstarts.
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The sides, albeit oversimplified: One side argues that it's a feel-good but not cost-effective policy, and could even crowd out better climate initiatives.
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But if people don't hear them, and if the networks of disinformation are disrupted, if the bad stuff cannot crowd out honest reporting, there's hope.
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But Trump tends to operate on the principle that audacity will be rewarded and new scandals will always come along to crowd out old ones.
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The idea behind fecal transplants is to provide a dose of healthy gut bacteria that multiply and crowd out the dangerous germs making patients ill.
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The Trump campaign on Sunday argued that the public option would "crowd out private insurance" and kick 85033 million people off their employer-sponsored plans.
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Police reinforcements arrived and set off tear-gas, pushing the crowd out of the courtyard, into the surrounding streets and down into the metro station.
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Best of all, the Cuisinart 5-in-1 Grill is designed to fit right on your counter, so it won't crowd out your prep space.
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All that information allows them to put their own products on the platform, micro-targeted to appeal to the most consumers, and crowd out any competitors.
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Go deeper: Behind the swift fall of a private equity giant Private equity's thirst for health care providers In hot cybersecurity market, acquisitions crowd out IPOs
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Here's a taste: "Bad wigs are the noxious fumes that crowd out everything else; they slowly fill the frame until that's all you can focus on."
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If you're thinking of using crowdsourcing to move your business forward, make sure the Turk Myth doesn't "crowd out" the more complex (and more hopeful) reality.
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Overfishing is another problem, as the removal of fish from the food chain allows the spread of large fleshy algae whose growth can crowd out coral.
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It's a tough crowd out there; only the very best products will survive in 2016, and the same will be true one hundred years from now.
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ADB President Takehiko Nakao also said the multilateral financial institution's lending to China "is not huge" so it will not crowd out borrowers from poorer countries.
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This threatens to steadily crowd out discretionary spending on national security, basic research, education, infrastructure — the things the Founders saw as the actual responsibilities of government.
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The bottom line is that governments need to be in the picture just enough to reassure investors, while not so much as to crowd out innovators.
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He has done this before, conducting the first choral piece Mr. Lang wrote for 53,000 singers, "Crowd Out," which had its premiere in Britain in 2014.
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Although considered a neutral-site game because it was a tournament, Wake Forest took the home crowd out of the game for most of the game.
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At worst, impeachment could crowd out the material case against Trump, centering the election on legal questions versus the impact of his presidency on people's lives.
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He argued the change to the briefing was made on Friday so as not to crowd out President Donald Trump's speech at CPAC earlier that day.
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Is there a danger the Obamas' presence will somehow crowd out the most exciting voices in the Democratic Party who are starting to prepare for 2020?
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It was designed to reinforce Trump's preferred characterization of his immigration policy — that it's about "law and order" — and crowd out accusations of overreach and racism.
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Clearly, there are many possible concerns that can crowd out a woman&aposs brain during pregnancy, and these thoughts may make it difficult to remember certain things.
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Also, the price cuts had only been available in some cities and only for a limited period of time, which meant they did not crowd out competitors.
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On many shows, the personality of the hosts, or the heartstring-tugging stories of the contestants, often crowd out the substance of the game being played—Jeopardy!
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But Gill's message lifted family and friends nearby to their feet, bringing the rest of the crowd out of their seats to affirm Gill's plea with applause.
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Wall Street lobbyists and the Chamber of Commerce complained that state efforts would crowd "out the private market" and give states an "unfair advantage" over private providers.
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According to the independent Congressional Research Service (CRS), "Deficit financing tends to crowd out greater levels of private investment in better economic conditions," thus impacting American jobs.
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For a company that's often mired in controversy, you'd think that Facebook wouldn't want to crowd out the content of popular apps with its ALL-CAPS LOGO.
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That means Facebook can gobble up potential competitors, as it already has with Instagram, and crowd out upstarts in fields such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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You don't want to reach a point where unexpected expenses force you to give up your beloved pup, or where they crowd out all other financial priorities.
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And the longer Pelosi delays, there's a greater likelihood that the Senate trial will crowd out news about the Democratic presidential candidates before next month's Iowa caucuses.
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But if they aren't, then when a high-skilled person moves from a struggling place to a big city, they might crowd out other people who leave.
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In the meantime, all of that spending could crowd out the private sector and make it harder for governments to borrow money in the form of bonds.
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"I've always believed that when you legislate you legislate from the middle and you crowd out the extremes on both sides, no matter what it is," he said.
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Rather, in his view, it represents a "persistent, low-level threat" that should not be allowed to "crowd out" other serious issues like climate change and gun violence.
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The second assumption is that the economy is running below potential and needs a Keynesian boost; in such circumstances, government spending will not crowd out private sector investment.
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This would crowd out the funding needed to sustain the competitive edge of our conventional forces and to build the capacities needed to deal with terrorism and cyberattacks.
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Economists have long warned that the ballooning U.S. debt, now at $85033 trillion, could spike borrowing costs, crowd out economic growth and even threaten the country's national security.
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When the last recession hit, states, cities, counties and towns that had been underfunding pension payments were exposed as these costs started to crowd out other spending priorities.
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"My worry with setting a precise number is that it can crowd out other very important considerations, such as financial stability," Shirkawa said, speaking at the same conference.
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The kinds of policies that Trump is pushing would make complete sense if the U.S. were a single business trying to crowd out others from a consumer marketplace.
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In a statement released on a trade association website, the Chinese miners accused Rio Tinto, BHP and Vale of low-price dumping to crowd out higher cost domestic miners.
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"Should there be a fiscal slippage...this could crowd out private investment, impact potential output, and result in higher inflation," the RBI said in a separate monetary policy report.
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Facebook is proposing a new system that it controls, which would aim to crowd out existing open standards as well as competing services from Google, Apple, and everyone else.
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It's seeking approval from the California Public Utility Commission for broad control over the market in a way that will crowd out private investment, stifle innovation, and harm customers.
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Police in riot gear declared the gathering an unlawful assembly and ordered the crowd to disperse, herding the crowd out of the city's hotel and restaurant-filled Gaslamp Quarter.
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In their view, a UBI would accomplish little other than wasting money on those who don't need it, and may even crowd out programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Since taking office, the president has given it control of large projects, such as the expansion of the Suez Canal, and enabled it to crowd out the private sector.
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Classical economists thought public-works spending would "crowd out" private investment; Keynes saw that during periods of weak demand it might "crowd in" private spending, through the multiplier effect.
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"The leukemia cells crowd out the red and white blood cells, so you start to see signs that they are tired, that they start to bruise," his mother explains.
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That date raises an important issue that could make the case moot or at the very least crowd out a substantive discussion on the legality of the travel ban.
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Harassment can crowd out the other voices in a conversation; if you can effectively manage it as a platform, that means other voices have a chance to be heard.
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Congressional leaders are well aware that other unexpected issues suddenly can crowd out and capture the attention span and political capital needed to execute the challenges of health policy reform.
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Rather than crowd out novels, the madness surrounding our president creates a need that well-told stories are perfectly suited to meet, a yearning for order and meaning and consequences.
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Bad wigs are the noxious fumes that crowd out everything else; they slowly fill the frame until that's all you can focus on, that distinct lack of life-sustaining oxygen.
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The White House Correspondents Association's annual fundraising dinner has become a lightening rod for controversy in recent years, as celebrities crowd out actual reporters and journalistic ethics come into question.
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For both sides, the electoral implications are clear in the impeachment process, which could crowd out other issues like the economy and immigration as the 2020 election campaign gathers steam.
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If carried out, Trump's tax cuts would increase budget deficits if there were no spending cuts, and result in higher interest rates that could crowd out investment, the report said.
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It's also clear that if this conflict escalates to an actual shooting war, it will dominate the U.S. security agenda and crowd out any other issue for the foreseeable future.
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Ask yourself, how would the TCJA have fared if it had been presented as a new $22019 trillion spending program that by design would crowd out existing government spending priorities?
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It's a theory known as "crowd-out," suggesting government borrowing from a relatively fixed stock of loanable capital crowds out private borrowing, which in turn raises the cost of capital — i.e.
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Here's the problem: Increasing the budget deficit can create jobs by putting money into people's pockets, but it can also increase interest rates and "crowd out" other forms of economic activity.
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This may advance the field somewhat, but it's also a good way to sustain hopeless businesses, crowd out private investment, encourage cronyism, inflate bubbles, and generally make a hash of things.
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For months, Senate Republican leaders had argued that it was best for one committee to focus on Russia-related inquiries so that the brewing controversy doesn't crowd out the legislative agenda.
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It's story lines like these that crowd out the show's more promising aspects, from Farid's family drama to Ramon's video game to Greg's hunger to feel connected with the world again.
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Bloomberg is certainly spending a lot of money to crowd out the other non-Sanders bids, but he is stuck in the muck with the rest of them in the polling.
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The Jets took their own crowd out of the game when they generated minimal scoring chances, relying heavily on the goaltending of Connor Hellebuyck and not being afraid to win ugly.
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Elizabeth's plan would help ensure tech giants do not crowd out potential competitors, smother the next generation of great tech companies, and wield so much power that they can undermine our democracy.
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Growth in inflation and wages, though ticking up, remains modest, suggesting that the economy is not running at full speed and that government borrowing will not immediately crowd out private investment activity.
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The belief in this idea prompted policymakers to reduce government spending to avoid alleged crowd-out effects well before the private sector had recovered and could generate enough growth on its own.
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Through a carefully constructed set of rewards and punishments, the CCP will reassert itself as the only authority in China and crowd-out discordant voices and potential challengers to single party rule.
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It was starting to look as if the old economic rules — that low unemployment would translate into higher inflation, that large government deficits would crowd out private investment — were becoming true again.
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While continuously rising government spending did boost growth in the short term, it is likely to crowd out corporate spending in the future — as has been the case in recent quarters, economists said.
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Cleveland pastor Darrell Scott roused them again, only to have the other jowly millionaire (Harold Hamm, who won the award for having the most Pynchonesque name at the RNC) take the crowd out.
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This can help those who already have jobs, but if it is set too high it can crowd out those with the fewest skills and the least experience, who tend to be young.
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"If growth in drug costs continues at the current trajectory, it may crowd out important spending on health care and other critical programs," state officials said in a letter to the Trump administration.
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Outsized wages have a two-fold impact: they crowd out other spending, both the funding of legacy benefits and spending on needed state services, and they elevate the level for calculating future benefits.
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"If banks increase their issuance, that may crowd out some of the space from other companies who need liquidity (in) the bond market," said Ng. Some small banks may succumb to the pressure.
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It's a fear that sometimes has racial and xenophobic components: European white nationalists spread panic over declining white birthrates, while others express fears that poor populations, still growing, will crowd out rich ones.
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We soon stepped up our game with a four-pack of fainting goats, which aren't the best milkers but are big favorites with the goat-racing crowd out here in the Susquehanna Valley.
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Even with the most committed support of the U.S. government, tenuous as it is in the continuing absence of senior leadership, the multilateral process will quietly crowd out the voices of U.S. tech.
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The plan has seen heavily polluted areas cleansed, improvements to drinking water and the fight against Asian Carp which threatens to crowd out native species in the Great Lakes and harm local fishing industries.
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"We must ensure that today's tech giants do not crowd out potential competitors, smother the next generation of great tech companies, and wield so much power that they can undermine our democracy," Warren wrote.
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Most economists think earmarked loans merely crowd out private investment and force the SELIC much higher than it need be, since the benchmark rate only affects unsubsidised credit, currently just half of the total.
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The flurry of questions about Trump highlights the challenge faced by Ryan and other GOP leaders, who are backing Trump as their nominee but seeing his controversies crowd out their efforts to talk policy.
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Indeed, the romantic element of Hollstein is so strong that it overshadows most of what else is happening onscreen, and tends to crowd out the other members of the ensemble despite their best efforts.
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As Medicaid's booming costs crowd out medical care for the truly needy, it is critical that states and the Trump administration push back against Boasberg's ruling and other misguided attempts to block work requirements.
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While tourism can be an effective way for developing nations to spur economic growth, the industry can lead to environmental damage and crowd out sectors that could offer more sustainable employment, Foreign Policy reported.
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Even if lower taxes encouraged people to save and invest more, the huge government deficits created by the budget would crowd out private investors and offset some of those direct effects, several economists said.
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In an IMF paper in 2014, Reda Cherif and Fuad Hasanov argued that Gulf states suffer from an acute form of "Dutch disease", in which oil revenues crowd out other activity in the tradable sector.
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"However monetary policy plays out, we doubt it is likely to be loose for long, and the faster growth in Xiongan will have to crowd out financing and slower growth elsewhere," the Nomura analysts added.
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Trump has intensified his attacks on the investigation ahead of the public hearings, which threaten to crowd out other issues like the economy and immigration as voters turn their minds to the November 2020 election.
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Televised public hearings featuring U.S. officials testifying in Congress about alleged wrongdoing by Trump could crowd out other issues like the economy and immigration as voters turn their minds to the November 2020 presidential election.
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For example, diabetes is just one malady that can lead to kidney failure, but its growing prevalence is starting to "crowd out" the supply of kidneys available for transplant in other diseases, such as hypertension.
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Because the wall is very expensive and would crowd out significant other spending, knowing whether it will be funded is crucial to setting funding allocations among the subcommittees that write the twelve annual appropriations bills.
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The center has also said that dynamic scoring won't make much of a difference because the increased debt levels resulting from Trump's plan would lead to higher interest rates that would crowd out incentives to invest.
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That would in effect "crowd out" the network of private contracts that currently supply short-term funding to markets, which is seen as a stable system in normal times but a source of instability during crises.
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Antitrust authorities need to start setting the agenda by examining the ways that digital companies are using network effects to crowd out potential competitors, or inventing new ways of extracting rents by repackaging other people's content.
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In preparation for the giant offer, bankers advising other large listings in Hong Kong have been careful to avoid planning their launches around that period, fearing that a clash of timing would crowd out their offerings.
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Our large budget deficits and soaring national debt, which are growing faster than our gross domestic product, crowd out both the private business investment and public infrastructure investment that we need to make our economy strong.
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Although parties compete by design, they also play a stabilizing role, weeding out candidates with anti-democratic or extreme views, for instance, and ensuring that legislators' individual interests don't crowd out the state's ability to govern.
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Deficits either raise interest rates and crowd out investment (due to the greater demand for loanable funds), or they increase foreign borrowing, such that more of our future output is used to make repayments to foreigners.
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Moreover, with federal deficits on track to rise in the years ahead, the federal government's borrowing needs could crowd out private borrowing, which would result in higher interest rates and even more challenges for indebted companies.
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" Some unhealthy foods can be part of a diet, she explains, so long as they don't crowd out the essential nutrition that "promotes physical and emotional health, supports the immune system and reduces the risk for disease.
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For the second year in three, Bradesco, Itaú and BTG Pactual ranked among the top five M&A advisors in Brazil, highlighting their long-term push to crowd out foreign rivals that traditionally dominated M&A activity.
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But if China's appetite lessens, and even if it doesn't, interest rates will surely rise, and paying higher interest rates on this huge debt will inevitably crowd out the available discretionary spending needed to solve these problems.
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Some of it was perfectly understandable anger at Russia's role, however marginal, in electing Mr. Trump; but much of the Russia talk threatened to crowd out an examination of all the other reasons Mr. Trump was elected.
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So long as discussions of consent crowd out discussions of basic interpersonal sensitivity, we should not be surprised by reports of young men who (more often than the other way round) badger young women for sexual favors.
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To "decarbonise" those, the world will need to rapidly develop and bring to market biofuels – while trying to ensure they don't crowd out food production, say the authors of a report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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It's unclear how much the Republican base here will really care about Rohrabacher's Russia ties, but if the GOP vote does end up getting split somewhat evenly it could crowd out some of the eight Democrats running here.
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Their fear was, and is, that Clinton's response to Trump's faux populism, racism, xenophobia and misogyny — that we needed to make America not "great" but "whole" again — would crowd out everything she once said about corporations and inequality.
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HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - Russia's Kaspersky Lab has temporarily backed off filing a competition complaint that Microsoft is abusing its market dominance to crowd out anti-virus software makers such as itself, founder and Chief Executive Eugene Kaspersky said.
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"When adult-supervised activities crowd out free play, children are less likely to develop the art of association," Lukianoff and Haidt write, along with other social skills central to the making of good citizens capable of healthy compromise.
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" (Groups of volunteer singers have been rehearsing for several weeks.) As with "Crowd Out," Lang looked to the Internet for his texts, selecting phrases from search-engine auto-completions of the sentence "One thing we all have is . . .
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The National Park Service reports that the Everglades are suffering from a barrage of pressure brought on by numerous nonnative species, including exotic fish that gobble up native fish species and melaleuca trees that crowd out indigenous plants.
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In a big train, hands to shoulders, Deacon led the crowd out of the venue's back door, into the courtyard, and back into the steaming room as the beat threatened to tumble the brick complex to the ground.
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It forecasts the three-year decline in U.S. coal exports will continue as consumption in China declines, shipments from Mozambique crowd out American coal in Brazil and Europe, and Colombia wields a price advantage in the shrinking European market.
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Most recently, we've been posting very large budget deficits given the state of the economy (due to both deficit-financed tax cuts and spending) and interest rates are nonetheless hitting historic lows — precisely the opposite of crowd-out predictions.
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Higher public debt amounts to a burden that taxpayers will face over time as they pay back interest and principal on that debt, and arguably higher debt levels could crowd out private sector investment by pushing interest rates higher.
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Billy Taylor, a 31-year-old landscaper and Bernie or Bust activist, applied more than six months in advance for protest permits in various locations in an effort to crowd out would-be pro-Clinton supporters during the Democratic National Convention.
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"A handover from monetary policy to other levers to boost growth is in order," Deutsche Bank said, noting that low rates make fiscal easing look attractive and "slack" in the economy means the government wouldn't crowd out the private sector.
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Emirzade said there was concern about the impact of such a large population of donkeys in the area, partly because their droppings make the ground more fertile and could crowd out rare native plants that thrive in poor, sandy soil.
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It's an often moving look into an extraordinary life, but it's also a startling glimpse into a sharply opinionated but somehow less polarized political scene from Molly's time, and an example of how acerbic commentary needn't crowd out real conversation.
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On June 25, Mr. Orsinger reached out via Facebook to a Resisters administrator he knew as "Mary," whom he had messaged before, to discuss how Washington-based activists resent it when national activists crowd out local organizers on an event.
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Bigger government creates societal problems of its own, such as harmful incentives to rely on Washington, cronyism and corporate handouts, unreasonable expectations that the government can and should solve every problem, and the crowd-out of positive private resources and activities.
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Would this commitment crowd out needed spending on such other benefits for the elderly and disabled as prescription drug reform and improved long term care, as well as for broader national priorities like education, infrastructure, health care, and child care?
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While tourism can be an effective way to spur economic growth in developing nations, especially on islands with few natural resources, the industry can lead to environmental damage and crowd out sectors with longer-term prospects, Foreign Policy's Geert Vansintjan reported.
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"Without fiscal adjustment to contain this debt build-up, increasing financing needs and sovereign risk would significantly raise borrowing costs, further crowd out growth-enhancing public and private investment, and weaken confidence, with adverse macro-financial spillovers," Monday's IMF report concluded.
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By the middle of the 17th century, in response to increasing geographic and social mobility, the plural "you" had begun to crowd out the singular "thee" as the standard second-person pronoun, even for those of a lower social station.
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" This criticism, based on careful, methodologically rigorous, firm-based analysis, shows that while companies that win H-1B lottery slots do hire more people, that's because "new H-1Bs substantially and statistically significantly crowd out median employment of other workers.
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"The basic idea that if you issue too much debt you will crowd out large amounts of valuable private capital investment was a reasonable view in the early to mid-1990s," Mr. Summers, a Harvard economist, said in an interview.
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In September, Mr. Jean-Raymond took the fashion crowd out to the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn in the pouring rain for his next show, an exploration of what black American leisure might look like without the fear and police interference.
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MASSIVE DOJ OPERATION NABS ILLICT DARKNET VENDORS Sleep, exercise can suffer Media use shouldn&apost crowd out activities to "build focus and self-regulation" such as sleep, exercise, reading, and uninterrupted homework and family time Radesky wrote, citing American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations.
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"Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton which have dominated global iron ore trade have defied the market and are still expanding despite prices being low since their strategy is to use low-priced dumping to crowd out higher-cost miners," the association said.
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As House Republicans prepare to leave for two weeks of recess without passing a budget for next year, the cost of this tax package is casting a long shadow over America's future, threatening to crowd out essential investments for hard-working American families.
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Too often, popular games would crowd out up-and-coming apps on the charts, while the charts themselves gave too much weight to the apps nearly everybody already has or at least knows about, like Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, YouTube, Snapchat and so on.
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In 1992, when he was a young improv comic living in Chicago, he led a crowd out of a theater and up to a rooftop where, with the aid of a CPR dummy, he leapt to his "death" in front of them.
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"Barring a significant, and unlikely, pickup in productivity, a persistent USD rally is unlikely as the twin deficits crowd out private investment by raising borrowing costs," Hans Redeker, global head of currency strategy at Morgan Stanley in London, wrote in a note.
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Social-media platforms knocked out the walls of an infinite series of salons, turning them into one gigantic city square teeming with protests and counterprotests, each faction equipped with slogans and banners, each trying to command space and crowd out the opposition.
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"This is completely unfair and uncompassionate for my Democratic colleagues to filibuster government funding, harm our troops and jeopardize health coverage for 9 million children because extreme elements of their base want illegal immigration to crowd out every other priority," McConnell said.
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To get a sense of the magnitude of the crowd out, the $85033 billion in reduced premiums is the equivalent (estimated using a 10-year bond rate of 1.9 percent) of lost coverage for more than $68.4 billion of at-risk property.
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They are taking part in a global experiment to test whether the spread of those diseases can be slowed or stopped by introducing mosquitoes that cannot transmit them, in the hope that they will breed with, crowd out and soon extinguish the mosquitoes that can.
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But it was Pavelec's diving stop on right winger Radim Vrbata — lurching to his right to deflect a seemingly sure goal out of play with his paddle — that brought many of the sold-out crowd out of their seats and chants of Pav-y!
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It forecasts that a three-year decline in U.S. coal exports will continue as demand in China declines, shipments out of Mozambique crowd out American coal in Brazil and Europe, and Colombia wields a price advantage over U.S. coal in the shrinking European market.
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But over time they would translate to higher deficits that would push interest rates much higher and crowd out other activity in the economy, given that they forecast the economy will be near its full potential when the next president takes office in January 2017.
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The big breakthrough will come when tech executives clearly acknowledge the central truth: Their technologies are extremely useful for the tasks and pleasures that require shallower forms of consciousness, but they often crowd out and destroy the deeper forms of consciousness people need to thrive.
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But drug spending in the Massachusetts health program has doubled in the last five years, to $2.2 billion, and it threatens to "crowd out important spending on health care and other critical programs," the state said in asking the Trump administration for the Medicaid waiver.
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Even if tariffs were expansionary, that would just make the Fed raise rates faster, which would in turn crowd out jobs in other industries: construction would be hurt by rising rates, the dollar would get stronger making U.S. manufacturing less competitive, and so on.
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These bad investments crowd out other needs and, in the worst case, can put a city's financial solvency at risk – Burlington, Vermont's excessive borrowing to keep the municipal network afloat caused Moody's to downgrade the city's credit rating six levels to nearly junk bond status.
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"While the public sector can be a catalyst for the development of some new sectors, it is important that it does not crowd out private sector involvement, nor remain a long-term player in markets where private enterprises can thrive on their own," he said.
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But we shouldn't let this kind of discussion completely crowd out the basic reality that a president has specific powers — executive branch appointments, foreign policy, judicial appointments, and regulatory discretion — and it would be good to hear how wannabe presidents plan to use them.
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" He framed the situation as a political power play saying, "The attack by U.S. and other countries' intelligence agencies is not based on real national security concerns, but is meant to crowd out Huawei and create unfair competition conditions to benefit their own domestic telecom equipment companies.
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In the wake of the Cambridge revelations, some advocates in Washington and California called for regulations, similar to Europe's G.D.P.R., that were much more sweeping than what Mactaggart proposed; some privacy advocates told me that they feared his initiative would crowd out their own, more sweeping proposals.
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In college, she said, there is academic learning, but there are also important experiences outside the classroom, like the social networks students build, study abroad programs and internships — assuming students do not have to hold down jobs that crowd out those things in the first place.
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Where it stands: The biggest risk to oil-heavy communities in places like eastern New Mexico and west Texas is becoming overly dependent on oil production, which can crowd out investment in other sectors — leading to a non-diverse economy that doesn't do well long-term.
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No one knows where the trigger point is — which level of spending, or what set of events, will bring about runaway inflation, a surge in interest rates, or crowd out private investment, says Olivier Blanchard, former chief economist for the IMF and a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute.
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As regulatory agencies address smaller and smaller risks — thereby driving up the prices of many consumer goods and lowering wages of workers in regulated industries — they crowd out expenditures people would make in their private lives that address larger risks and perhaps cost less than government risk regulation.
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Subsidies for employer-provided coverage crowd out wages, Medicaid coverage creates benefit cliffs and work disincentives, and there are other possible interventions — direct cash support for work and family, above all — that might make more of a difference to opportunity than funding a slightly better health insurance plan.
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So they lobbied the licensing authorities to close down seedy bars where criminals congregated, encouraged the community to report criminal incidents to the police collectively (so that gangs could not target individual informants) and to come out on the streets after criminal incidents so as to "crowd out" further crime.
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Torsella has won support from such stellar corners as the Pew Charitable Trusts, but some people worry the growing role of government in encouraging savings will crowd out private-sector alternatives, reduce individual choice and potentially take the pressure off the federal government for real reform to basic government benefit programs.
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"America's consolidated corporate media monopolies have launched an all-out assault on democracy by trying to stamp out the expression of any ideas that don't fall in line with liberal-determined political correctness," he wrote in September, saying that the addition of CNN to AT&T would crowd out conservative viewpoints.
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"Zombie firms are less productive and crowd out investment in and employment at more productive firms," Ryan Nilandri Banerjee and Boris Hofmann wrote in a September 2500 paper published by the Bank for International Settlements, which is owned by 210 global central banks It's not just a post-crisis problem.
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And a reasonable worry about that is policy is set up so health care spending is automatic but other areas aren't, health care spending will crowd out spending on housing, universal pre-K and other things with more marginal bang for the buck, given how little we subsidize them now.
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And so the schadenfreude that powered the jubilation over the Fyre Festival meltdown — as fun as it all was — has its ickier sides, mostly because the rejoicing over whoever got what was coming to them has tended to crowd out those who couldn't afford to get hurt but did anyhow.
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As a result, the debates we now conduct over race and police accountability still tend to crowd out the experience of Black women—and most dangerously, we also have contributed to the marginalization of the risks Black women confront within the very communities and families tasked, unfairly, with facing up to such risks.
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And because of Trump's tendency to openly discuss and deride both those who have left his side and those who continue to work within his administration, he launches a series of storylines that not only highlight the pandemonium within his ranks but also crowd out other, more positive stories for his White House.
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Recall that conventional economics is often bad at predicting outcomes, like the extent that government spending (a theoretical stimulus) can "crowd out" private spending (and thus paradoxically hurt the economy) – or how the S&P downgrade of the United States' credit rating in August 22019 counterintuitively caused U.S. borrowing costs to decrease.
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But the Trump budget does just that by simply calling for those cuts because "ridiculous" is really the best word to describe anyone who thinks continuing to promise the American people unicorns like the massive increases to the budgets of all the above-mentioned programs aren't going to crowd out spending for almost anything else.
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Okay, what about all those seemingly well-meaning people who have been threatening that federal government debt is building to the point that it will bring us to wrack and ruin and "crowd-out" capital (raise its cost) that would otherwise be absorbed by the private sector and put to so-much-better use?
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If cutting taxes and government boosts growth and encourages innovation, and growth and innovation are fundamental to every increase in human living standards over the past two centuries, it's easy to talk yourself into a worldview where the only thing that matters is marginal tax rates and the degree of government crowd-out of private industry.
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What James did in that moment, like so much of what he did during these Finals, was astonishing in its own right, but it was also useful in another way: basketball is a lot more fun to watch when you don't let the pomp and heft of the moment crowd out the obvious physical comedy of it all.
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I've never been a big budget hawk, but if a future Democratic president is going to massively expand Medicare, or advance some kind of free college-tuition scheme, or spend big on some version of a Green New Deal, then it begins to add up in ways that are unsustainable and crowd out other core functions of government.
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Upcoming events in the series include violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja performing works by John Cage and La Monte Young at the Getty Museum; Ragnar Kjartansson's 12-hour repetition of the final moments of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro"; and David Lang's "crowd out," a work composed for 1,000 voices, the score for which was crowdsourced using internet search engines.
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The drug industry can take some credit for that, both mounting a successful messaging campaign that has placed more of the spotlight on health insurers and PBMs while also being more proactive about pushing some policy ideas it's more comfortable with (like generics and value-based contracting) to crowd out those it doesn't like (more direct federal price-setting).
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Pretty much everyone else is knock-kneed and zombified by that point, not because they are less ready than they thought but simply because this is fucking hard—they have run a long way, and they have a long way to run, and that is real to them in so urgent and painful a way as to crowd out everything else.
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The paper concludes that the prevalence of, and resources sunk in, zombie firms have risen since the mid-2000s, which is significant given that recessions typically provide opportunities for restructuring and productivity-enhancing allocation and that a higher share of industry capital sunk in zombie firms tends to crowd out the growth—measured in terms of investment and employment—of the typical non-zombie firm.
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But for many of the progressive activists drawn to TST for its high-profile commitment to left-wing advocacy work, TST's partnership with Randazza, and willingness to overlook his more troubling clientele, is a worrying sign that the organization is too willing to let the voices of its leadership — many of whom are straight white men — crowd out the wishes of a more diverse membership.
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Just as Dyer travels to Oaxaca to research Lawrence but ends up distracted by his own health problems, in the same way Smith's speculations about who might have charged a Lufthansa flight on her credit card crowd out her questions about whether Lawrence's widow's new husband, tasked with cremating Lawrence's corpse and bringing it back to New Mexico, may have dumped the cremains and substituted unrelated ashes in their place.
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When the drums grew quiet, Mr. Currentzis — who had conducted Mahler's sprawling Ninth Symphony the night before and had spent all day rehearsing Mozart's opera "Idomeneo" — followed the crowd out into the moonlight to an even older part of the plant with creaky wooden floors, where a puzzling blend of modern dance; a stage buried in laundry; long Russian monologues; and a Dr. Seuss-like wind instrument stretched into the wee hours.
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That means that there is a post-Brexit agenda that the Conservatives can unite around: free trade with as many countries that will do deals with "global Britain," cutting red tape that supposedly suffocates small business, overcoming the obstacles that have stymied the growth of homeownership under a party that has long lauded its commitment to a "property-owning democracy," and health and education provisions lean enough to ensure that tax-funded spending on public services doesn't crowd out the private sector.
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