For one, the Trump-Russia saga has crowded out other storylines.
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But these new cells had not crowded out the old memories.
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They don't let me get crowded out when men notice them.
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The electoral college system once again crowded out the popular vote.
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Nevertheless, local issues have entirely crowded out international matters such as Brexit.
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Data shows that these groups get crowded out most by government borrowing.
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But these messages have been crowded out by vaccine doubts, Hotez says.
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The forests on our planet are being crowded out, a tragic mistake.
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It could be argued that public profligacy has crowded out private philanthropy.
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We are in no danger of having humans crowded out by incredibly productive robots.
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"They are effectively being crowded out by the government," Cousyn told CNBC by phone.
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Specifically, years of import competition and a swelling trade deficit crowded out domestic production.
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"The offer of money had 'crowded out' people's sense of civic duty," she writes.
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Senate Leader McConnell complained that the process had crowded out work on other matters.
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After all, if benefits were fully crowded out, then the programs would massively disincentive working.
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In the Senate, a nullification resolution could be crowded out by other, more pressing business.
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Separately, we looked at how Apple's apps crowded out rivals in its own app store.
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The success of groups like WIRES, though, may have crowded out other organizations in need.
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The simplest explanation for the slowdown is that the state has crowded out the private sector.
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The furor over the nuclear deal, they said, had crowded out discussion of Iran's other activities.
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That same scene might occasionally make you feel crowded out of your own hotel, as well.
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In recent decades, opinion and ideological assertions have crowded out scientifically validated evidence on some issues.
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Generous unemployment benefits and sick leave discouraged people from working, while public spending crowded out private investment.
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Concern is growing that debt service could be crowded out by an increase in other mandated payments.
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Once abundant species are being crowded out of the cloud forest by others moving up to survive.
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But larger themes are crowded out by the production's narrow focus on individual and small group psychopathology.
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Distinctive series were crowded out by remakes, sequels, and adaptations based on familiar pieces of intellectual property.
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The flow of government money is already such that some venture capitalists are complaining about being crowded out.
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Crowded out by his continuing anger at the careless greed of death, her attentions were hardly noticed. Mrs.
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The BOJ's government debt purchases were so large that they crowded out participation from other banks and investors.
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Until recently, Chinese nationalists were crowded out by a widespread desire to be embraced by the outside world.
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But dream ballets (like the one in the current revival of "Carousel") crowded out tap in the 1940s.
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"Get the positive things on the calendar ASAP," he wrote, lest they get crowded out by noise and distraction.
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In reality, our pious intentions often gets crowded out by the more urgent and concrete problems of everyday life.
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Unfortunately, economics is nearly invisible in elementary school – crowded out by a heavy emphasis on teaching reading and mathematics.
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He released the long-promised "album," which crowded out the charts for months and set all kinds of records.
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Institutional investors are crowded out of the corporate market because of the CSPP [the ECB's corporate sector purchase programme].
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Long shot candidates with more traditional qualifications — John Delaney, Tim Ryan — crowded out the margins of the televised debate.
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Infrastructure, which was crowded out of the 2017 agenda, would be "pretty popular with Democrats and Republicans," McConnell added.
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But rising costs for health care and education have crowded out job-creating public investment in state and local budgets.
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Lawmakers also blame the bad news surrounding Trump, which they say has crowded out talk of the GOP tax overhaul.
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I was in Washington DC when a million women crowded out the lobbyists and hacks who usually populate the city.
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Venture capital available — even seed, but especially Series A and beyond — is tiny and too often crowded out by donor organizations.
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Over time, the third group of sperm-only cells was effectively crowded out by the cells containing DNA from both parents.
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That's putting pressure on earlier-stage investors to raise capital so they don't get crowded out in those later-stage rounds.
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After being crowded out of Manhattan's Chinatown more than two decades ago, Chinese immigrants have settled and built their lives here.
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By episode's end, when the two have a more mutually satisfying sexual encounter, Beck's voice has been crowded out once again.
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Collectors who buy art because they like it are being crowded out by wealthy investment bankers who buy art to invest.
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In between, stories that would normally dominate headlines for weeks were sometimes crowded out by other news: North Korea, Charlottesville, Barcelona.
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The middle class and its discontents have occupied so much political and media attention lately that poverty has been crowded out.
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The earthquake of the referendum two years ago has energised Britain's parties like nothing else—and crowded out debate on everything else.
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On a key stretch of New York's Fifth Avenue, visions of sugarplums are being crowded out by police barricades and angry protesters.
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For years, centrists such as Collins have complained that partisan battles between party leaders have crowded out debates on the Senate floor.
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Nonetheless, his robust menu of content crowded out the message of his Republican opponents' and, for a time, that of Hillary Clinton's.
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In 2005, Apple launched iTunes podcasting and Odeo execs realized their big idea was going to be crowded out of the market.
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It wasn't because of a decline in inflation, and it wasn't because benefits like health insurance and hiring bonuses crowded out wages.
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It was when his instructional aims were crowded out by the tortuous inner lives of his characters that he achieved greatness. ♦
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This consumptive vision of judicial appointments has also crowded out other less tangible, but equally important, dimensions of the pro-life movement.
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If this trend continues, funding for cancer prevention and control will be crowded out within the shrinking pie of federal research dollars.
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Palm trees began to give way to evergreens as we ascended, and fog crowded out the views when I arrived near the top.
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Mar-a-Lago was supposed to be an opportunity to negotiate on trade, but that got crowded out by Syria and North Korea.
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A local political movement calling itself Zeitlos, or Timeless, which complained that the watchmakers have crowded out the village's community life, challenged him.
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That crowded out Cranston, and in October's Des Moines Register poll, Mondale led Glenn by 19 points, with no one else running close.
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In fact, the American election was seldom front-page news even before the recent floods that devastated the country and crowded out other news.
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Of course, there's no guarantee your comment won't be crowded out by bots robo-commenting as we've seen in the debate over net neutrality.
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"Similar to what we saw last year, we believe private equity acquisitions are being crowded out by strategic acquisitions," said Pitchbook analyst Dylan Cox.
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His wasn't a general intelligence deliberately adapted to a game; it was a game-playing octopus-eyed gift that crowded out his general intelligence.
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No. The fact is that broadening the asylum criteria would result in genuine asylum seekers being crowded out of the process and denied refuge.
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It has totally crowded out serious discussion of genuinely hard problems that demand thoughtful give and take and balancing of competing objectives and interests.
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Chesky famously lived exclusively in Airbnbs for a few months in 2010 when their employees crowded out the bedroom space left in their apartment.
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If not, American and European companies could well be crowded out by state-supported Chinese rivals and the non-market economic conditions they bring.
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If the progress does peter out, though, it could mean that years of single-minded effort will have crowded out the next crucial breakthrough.
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Other analysts say Snap may be crowded out of the online advertising space by tech giants such as Facebook, Google-parent Alphabet and Amazon.
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With so much focus on a giant, highly anticipated sequel for a franchise the size of Star Wars, smaller studios movies feel crowded out.
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Opposition activists and parties are not silenced, as in a true dictatorship, but rather crowded out by government-funded media outlets supportive of Orban's rule.
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Ultimately, anger and fatigue with President George W. Bush's administration crowded out any problems Democrats had with unity, and Obama beat McCain in a landslide.
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Cells with the fittest concoctions crowded out the weaker, but then the recipe was locked in — a frozen accident carried along for the evolutionary ride.
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We dance to attract mates to make copies of ourselves, because the modules that guided this behavior made lots of copies, which crowded out other designs.
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Over time, as the intact males are crowded out of the mating game and the females lay eggs that never reach maturity, the whole population dwindles.
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Narratives changed seemingly by the hour, meaning more stories and more traffic crowded out the legitimate work being done, and legitimately important stories being reported on.
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"The exclusive dominance of Facebook and Google have crowded out the meaningful competition that is needed to protect online privacy and promote technological innovation," Blumenthal said.
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The player Madrid feared, Sergio Agüero, was barely given an inch of space the whole night and was crowded out, by means both fair and foul.
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In the first Gilded Age, the concern was over land monopolization by a handful of large-scale owners and how that crowded out and impoverished labor.
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Interest rates have been perpetually low, and there is zero sign that either Obama's deficits or Trump's have "crowded out" any kind of useful economic activity.
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India's critically endangered tiger population is soaring, a success for conservation policies, but the animals are being crowded out in a competition with humans for territory.
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Nitrogen-fixing beans are grown instead of inorganic fertilizer; flowers are used to attract beneficial insects to manage pests; weeds are crowded out with more intensive planting.
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But even as a fierce transportation champion, perhaps Kaine's biggest challenge on the national stage would be ensuring that infrastructure isn't crowded out by other pressing priorities.
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Sources said other options the government could consider for Khazanah include partial stake sales in regulated state-linked firms as these have crowded out the private sector.
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For instance, while the question is rarely examined, one survey of teachers found that two-thirds thought untested disciplines were getting crowded out of the school day.
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They functioned as the campaign surrogates of the day, before they were crowded out first by the penny press and then by the rise of objective reporting.
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Over the last two years, Australia's mushrooming liquefied gas exports have increasingly crowded out Qatari gas meant for Japan, South Korea, China and other growing Asian markets.
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You have likely done business with Facebook: Your company's been bought by it, or you've been crowded out of a promising market when Zuckerberg decided to launch there.
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It's starting to feel like the biggest threat to Google Assistant establishing a presence around the home is simply being crowded out by a swarm of Alexa gadgets.
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There is a "garlic war that has crowded out U.S. farmers," says Eric Block, a University at Albany professor who has studied garlic for more than 30 years.
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In Kobe's last few years, the rush to point out the inefficiency of his work crowded out any discourse that tried to appreciate its aesthetic (and statistical) audacity.
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Comey clean-up efforts largely crowded out attempts to move on to other items, leading to fears among White House staff that Trump's governing agenda may be derailed.
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"Trump's agenda already had stalled; now there's the likelihood that issues like tax reform will get crowded out by this political crisis," Greg Valliere of Horizon Investments writes.
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The acquisition is more aggressive than the business plan the company previously shared with Fitch, and has crowded out the company's financial resources for its property development business.
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But the state and its companies still comprise a full third of China's economy, and when state-owned enterprises begin to get crowded out, there will likely be tension.
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It will sterilize the excess liquidity created by the program and reduce the amount of liquidity crowded out from its facilities by 100 billion forints in the second quarter.
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But it's crowded out there in the wellness cloud, and the goal is to reduce stress, not stress yourself out searching for apps to make you feel good, right?
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Of greater political importance, the sit-in crowded out Donald Trump's Hillary Clinton–bashing speech and Speaker Paul Ryan's announcement of the House Republicans' long-promised health care plan.
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By their old theories, high deficits and debt should have caused interest rates and inflation to rise, and government borrowing should have "crowded out" capital from the private sector.
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Though the issue may seem trivial, and the vitriol disproportionate, feminists value spaces where women are safe and not crowded out or interrupted, or forced to make nice or conform.
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Although experts have not criticized the president's economic focus, some expressed concern to the Times that it might lead to other important international security issues being crowded out of discussions.
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Coverage of Russia surely crowded out other stories about the Trump administration, like its rampant corruption, its incoherent strategy in several Middle East conflicts, and its response to Hurricane Maria.
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The speed of the news cycle and the media obsession with the presidential horseraces have crowded out a crucial development in the war on ISIS and related Islamic jihadist groups.
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The most obvious risk is that we are crowded out of our own deliberative processes by systems that are too fast and too ubiquitous for us to keep up with.
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Meanwhile, the social-media celebrations of 20 years of Potter have temporarily crowded out the endless liberal memes comparing Trump and his court to Voldemort and his Death Eater lackeys.
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But it is going to require more tax revenue and getting that tax revenue will be hard, so there might be other interventions that get crowded out in the meantime.
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Crowded out by machismo, misogyny, and negligence, women including Jenny La Sexy Voz experienced erasure from song credits, while others dealt with sexist criticism or stereotyping in a machismo-propelled scene.
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Last month, Catalyst, a five-year-old coworking startup based in Orlando, announced it would close because it had been crowded out of the local market by out-of-town firms.
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In ending his candidacy, Santorum is really just acknowledging what has been clear for months: His path to the nomination has long since been crowded out by other, better-known alternatives.
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Hardly a blade of water-craving grass is left in what passes for a lawn here; to my delight, self-seeding wildflowers have gradually crowded out the grass over the years.
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The corn-oil debate crowded out other RFS policy issues that are more important in the long run, and until recently it looked like this situation would drag on into 2017.
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The reforms aim to stimulate the private sector but with so many huge projects going to the PIF, some businessmen fear they could be crowded out by the deep-pocketed fund.
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Once money is introduced into the equation, the desired behavior is often "crowded out" by the financial incentive and trails off, as they try to internally reconcile their motivations for taking action.
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And since it's becoming more popular to cook health-conscious meals at home, typical takeout is being crowded out by weeklong meal-subscription delivery boxes that come right to our front doors.
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Vitol's chief Ian Taylor told Reuters last month that physical oil assets in the United States appear to have become too pricey, as trading houses have been crowded out of potential purchases.
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Here is an event that casts off the the waning notion of woman musicians as being forever "crowded out" in favor of an opportunity to be "sworn in" with all-female collaborators.
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The case focuses on whether Google has abused its market dominance and crowded out rivals by taking steps to ensure its own-brand apps and services are pre-loaded on Android devices.
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This has effectively crowded out the small independent labels who were responsible for keeping the medium alive during the CD era, and for whom vinyl comprises a far greater proportion of revenue.
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Economists warn that mounting debt, as a result of the costly $1.5 trillion tax package, threatens economic stability over the longer run, as private investment is crowded out and interest payments balloon.
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The rich save vastly more for retirement than the poor, millions of whom don't have any savings at all at the moment; they wouldn't be crowded out, they'd just be benefited, greatly.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau For the first half of Trump's term, he and Justin Trudeau were locked in a trade battle that largely crowded out other areas of the US-Canada relationship.
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Previously, the company was probably losing money—or at best breaking even—on every MateBook X Pro it sold just tp ensure its top-end laptop wouldn't get crowded out by its competition.
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Instead, Morrill-funded education crowded out many private institutions that were successfully training large numbers of people, and both college enrollment and the economy grew faster before the Act took root than after.
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But stubborn attempts to pound the square Tebow peg into the round hole of classic drop-back quarterbacking crowded out any opportunities for using his unique skills to best succeed in the NFL.
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The basic programs and services of government that are not crowded out of the budget by growing interest payments on the debt will have to be ritualistically sacrificed at the altar of entitlements.
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The unrelenting attacks reflected the urgency of the moment, as Mr. Sanders gains strength and those hoping to slow his candidacy are increasingly crowded out by Mr. Bloomberg and his unprecedented spending spree.
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In Egypt, traditional forces -- the military and the Islamists -- competed for power and crowded out or repressed the unorganized forces of change that did not have the wherewithal to provide good or stable governance.
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State-owned enterprises, which technically qualify as the "private" component of PPP projects, have crowded out true private sector participation, which complicates the government's effort to reduce the debt burden on the state sector.
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But when the movie conversation is dominated by these sorts of films, a lot of other interesting work gets crowded out — and we forget that everybody goes to the movies, not just certain audiences.
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Most of that spending crowded out other forms of economic activity; many houses and cars and washing machines weren't made because of the resources that instead went to making tanks, bombs and fighter jets.
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It is a sign that Clinton's private server and the hacked emails crowded out everything else, including her plans for reducing inequality, addressing climate change and conducting a more hawkish foreign policy than Obama.
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Efforts to figure out what was amiss with the Volkswagens began consuming so much of CARB technicians' time, as well as space in the agency's test bays, that other essential work was crowded out.
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That freedom is drawing craft distillers who feel crowded out of the whiskey market and, at the same time, see an opportunity to remake American brandy as something other than a syrupy-sweet concoction.
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Why it matters: Given both the cause and effect of climate change are decades in the making, the issue often gets crowded out of the top of diplomatic agendas when more imminent crises emerge.
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"A growing body of economic literature shows that in the United States, Social Security and Medicare have 'crowded out' the traditional incentive to raise children as a protection against poverty in old age," Stein explains.
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The fact that Silicon Valley has so many foreign-born workers is not evidence of native-born Americans having been crowded out of work, but of America's ability to tap talent from around the world.
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All of which may make it harder to point out, for example, that he was soft on corruption within the ANC or that many other people in the struggle have been crowded out by his deification.
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Yet in recent years its government has shied away from reforms to boost the meagre domestic savings rate or promote industry, even as a consumer credit binge and heavy infrastructure spending have crowded out private investment.
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Supporters of Ms. Warren feared that she was being crowded out by Mr. Sanders on the party's left flank, but the campaign's surge in the final week has at least temporarily allayed some of the concern.
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Tibor Foldi, chief executive of property developer Cordia says higher lending will support demand for new apartments as such buyers are usually crowded out by cash buyers and investors in the first phase of an upswing.
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Renewables have so far played little part in Indonesia's power sector, despite the country sitting on the world's biggest geothermal reserves and being bathed in sunshine, crowded out by an abundance of cheap coal and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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The unrelenting attacks reflected the urgency of the moment: Bernie Sanders has been gaining strength, and those hoping to slow his candidacy are increasingly crowded out by Michael Bloomberg and his unprecedented $400 million campaign spending spree.
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The new thinking urges that — for the moment, at least, and probably longer — we stop worrying about high inflation and interest rates, or crowded-out private investment, all of which textbook economic theory predicts when debt builds up.
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Analysts say the fall reflects how private business are being crowded out by increasingly dominant state-owned companies and concerns about a crackdown on corruption overseen by Mr Xi, which has encouraged wealthy people to move assets overseas.
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The issue isn't that there won't be any financial, creative, or existential incentive for filmmakers to take risks; it's that the risk-takers will, more often than not, be crowded out by what's already been proven to work.
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Green-lining: "There are still people who think oil is a good investment," Paterson said but as they get crowded out by investors who insist on going green: "They're probably going to be segregated" GLOBAL TRANSLATIONS SUSTAINABILITY LETTERBOX ….
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In November, the Global Times warned that China could switch large orders from Boeing to Europe, Apple phones would "essentially be crowded out" and U.S. soybeans and corn banished from China if Trump creates problems for China on trade.
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"The central bank remains in data-driven mode, but we think that further downside surprises in growth and inflation data can trigger further increases to the limits of the crowded-out liquidity target," Morgan Stanley analyst Georgi Deyanov said.
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The bank also said that monetary policy remained accommodative, while it said it would reduce the average amount of liquidity crowded out from its facilities to 300-500 billion forints in the second quarter from 400-600 billion forints.
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Even in Kuala Lumpur and its satellite cities, which traditionally enjoy strong opposition support, the dark blue banners of the government coalition crowded out P.H.'s light blue-and-red flags, making the incumbent authority's presence often feel overwhelming.
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Interest rates and inflation remained low throughout the Bush years even as deficits soared, and rather than being crowded out by government borrowing, capital was freely available to private borrowers — so much so that it fueled a housing bubble.
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In some ways, that safeness is a virtue, but Eddie is the kind of film that evaporates from memory about five minutes after you leave the theater, crowded out by all the better variations of its story that you've seen.
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Commerce and industry minister Tawfiq al-Rabiah said Saudi Arabia had been a victim of the "Dutch disease" - a condition in which the oil sector had crowded out other parts of the economy - but was now working to correct that.
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Hong Kong anti-government protesters crowded out shopping malls in running clashes with police on Sunday, a day after parts of the Chinese-ruled city became a battleground, with police responding to petrol bombs with tear gas and water cannon.
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And even fewer of them have pointed out that massively expanding the number of people on Medicaid has crowded out the truly poor recipients who have a hard enough time finding doctors and other health care providers to treat them.
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Fossil fuels getting crowded out Under the terms of the agreement, Mondelez agreed to purchase the energy delivered to the electricity grid from a 65-megawatt portion of the solar farm, which is scheduled to begin operating by the end of the year.
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MARCO DEL CIELLOVercelli, Italy Whatever way the referendum goes, Italy's fundamental flaw is that the free market is restrained in too many ways, crowded out by an inefficient public sector, high taxes, protection of inefficient private industries and overregulation, not to mention corruption.
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The best we can hope for is that as an anachronism, he'll go the way of Happy Hooligan and Amos 'n' Andy as he's crowded out of the cultural memory by newer art, this time created by Indian-Americans like Kaling and Kondabolu.
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Presidents abroad In distant time zones, discussing issues that rarely make headlines in the United States, Presidents abroad often find their messages crowded out by unforeseen events or acts of violence, which they're forced to respond to, often belatedly, from the road.
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A May 2019 National Bureau of Economic Research working paper has taken this even further, showing that cell phones have made criminal lives less violent in U.S. counties because transactions have become digital and gang violence has been crowded out as a result.
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Now, with our population having grown 150 percent since 1970, these resources are becoming pressured, similarly to other high-immigration states, like California, which has grown so fast due to immigration, Denver's become a magnet for it crowded-out and exasperated residents.
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Brewery owners missed three trends that started in the 1960s, he says: the sharp increase in demand for bottled beer, the decline of the "export" variety, which was crowded out by Pilsner, and the canny marketing that positioned beer as a premium product.
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"When the time comes, large orders for Boeing planes would switch to Europe, U.S. auto sales in China would face setbacks, Apple phones would essentially be crowded out, and U.S. soybeans and corn would be eradicated from China," the paper said in a commentary.
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But the constant worry of being crowded out by the big brands, like Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, intensified this month when it was revealed that ZX Ventures, an incubator operated by A.B.I., had purchased a minority stake in a popular beer review website, RateBeer.com.
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But for most of the primary cycle, Klobuchar was crowded out of the moderate lane by Buttigieg, who led her among white and college-educated voters, and even more so by Biden, who bested the other candidates among non-college-educated and particularly black and Latino voters.
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BUDAPEST, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The National Bank of Hungary's stock of foreign currency swaps has fallen by 870 million euros after it rejected or accepted fewer bids at previous tenders to bring the amount of crowded out liquidity closer to its target range, it said on Monday.
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Sitting between the over-ear WH-1000X M3 and the true wireless WF-1000X M3 (yes, Sony's headphone naming conventions continue to be bewildering), the WI-1000X M2 could be at risk of being crowded out by the rest of Sony's very capable portable audio lineup.
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"Medicare for All" and the Green New Deal are vital to the future and well-being of the United States, but they have crowded out discussions of issues of immediate concern to working families like the need for a livable wage, affordable childcare and retirement security.
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Apologies to the American people who did not receive the full attention of their government while political points were being scored; who were not told about some important world events because they were crowded out of the news by the persistent insistence that Trump was working for Russia.
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The need to pay the island's $72 billion debt, including a $1.9 billion payment due Friday on which there will be a default, has crowded out other governmental spending in Puerto Rico, leaving a wake of devastation: closed schools, fewer hospital beds, homeless people squatting in abandoned houses.
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And lest you think that expanding Medicaid is the right thing to do despite the macroeconomic numbers, remember that this policy has crowded out the truly poor who already were having some growing difficulties in many parts of the country finding doctors and other health care facilities that accept Medicaid patients.
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What's next: Kantesaria isn't calling for a full-on wipe out of the industry, but does expect new managers will increasingly be crowded out as dollars flow only to the largest hedge funds, or "those with $1 billion or more in assets, despite mediocre performance over the last decade," he says.
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But both films revolve around the same question: What if you predicated your life on God's existence, and then God turned out to be silent, crowded out by bodily discomfort, broken relationships, plundered dreams, and external forces more interested in their own power than the unsettling implications of Jesus's teachings?
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The June 23 vote represents a huge popular rebellion against a future in which British people feel increasingly crowded within—and even crowded out of—their own country: More than 200,000 British-born people leave the U.K. every year for brighter futures abroad, in Australia above all, the United States in second place.
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When Hinkie resigned this week, by way of a 13-page letter that reads like an explosion at a Successories factory, it was because he recognized that he was being crowded out by a cabal of NBA figures who had essentially seized control of the team over the course of this season.
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There were various cultural events this year that seized our collective attention for brief passages of time—the Game of Thrones finale, Beyonce's Lemonade, the Cubs winning the World Series, Bob Dylan being awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature—but they were ultimately crowded out by the biggest, gaudiest entertainment of them all.
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The way Ramirez inhabited his deep and unstinting weirdness was either an anti-performance of Andy Kaufman proportions or something at once simpler and stranger—an athlete whose genius crowded out the other things that make people act a certain way, or who understood that genius as a license to ignore all that bullshit.
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For example, he has repeatedly claimed he can increase U.S. coal production and use — "We're going to save that coal industry, believe me" — despite the fact that nearly all independent analysts note that it is cheap natural gas itself that has crowded out coal use, along with coal's public health and air pollution problems.
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In its decision, the commission largely sided with the critics, noting that grid operators have so far proven adept at keeping the lights on even as natural gas, wind and solar have crowded out baseload coal and nuclear plants, which were once favored by utilities because they can reliably generate power at all hours of the day.
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But one nice thing about a strong labor market is that it creates political space to finally pay attention to the myriad social problems that can't be solved by a "good economy" alone — things like child care, health care, college costs, and environmental protection — that during, the Obama years, tended to be crowded out by a jobs-first mentality.
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Much as the quest for fuel economy ended the reign of the muscle car in favor of the sporty hybrid, contemporary basketball's focus on efficiency has rendered the Bryant-style volume gunner something of an anachronism, a hoops dodo being crowded out of the on-court ecosystem by the long-distance, floor-breaking wizardry of a Steph Curry, or the blatant analytic calculation of a James Harden.
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Klobuchar, who has cast herself as a tell-it-like-it-is Midwesterner, has seen her lane crowded out by two other Democrats: Buttigieg, who also hails from the Midwest and is carving a center-left path through the primary, and Joe Biden, who is pitching himself as a truth-telling moderate who can win over voters who backed President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump.
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As infomercials, including the unavoidable "Psychic Friends Network" pitches starring Dionne Warwick, crowded out old Bogart movies and "Honeymooners" reruns on late night television, critics were left to wonder why people were suddenly "feeling powerless to turn off the smiling famous faces and euphoric, satisfied customers who promise a better, younger, prettier, richer, happier, more personally empowered you," as Rick Marin wrote in 1992.
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My husband was initially reluctant to have two of my friends at our first child's birth, for fear of being crowded out, but once we were in the thick of it, he was deeply grateful to have them there, each of them taking turns in what was a days-long ordeal — walking me up and down the hallway, pressing a cool washcloth to my forehead, offering encouraging words.
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The resignation, which Wasserman Schultz said would happen after the convention, overtook Clinton's planned rollout of running mate Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 85033: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE and crowded out a highly anticipated joint interview with "60 Minutes" on Sunday night.
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