It&aposs a good thing we have both the Declaration and the Constitution, with their curbs on power-grabs by presidents and legislators -- curbs on judges, too.
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UL - could face delays if the curbs drag on.
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Japan has denied that the compensation dispute is behind the export curbs even though one of its ministers cited broken trust with South Korea over the labor dispute in announcing the curbs.
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So we shouldn't see any significant curbs down the road.
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It also does not include curbs on Tehran's missile programs.
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In rare cases, I clutch tree branches stretched over curbs.
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The curbs themselves fuel resentment and breed extremism, they say.
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People come into this neighborhood — they look at the curbs.
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However, he did not specifically say the curbs would end.
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Even as wages creep higher, improved productivity curbs firms' costs.
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The curbs threaten global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
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ESMA also has temporary curbs on contracts for difference (CFDs).
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The curbs have driven down inventories and pushed up prices.
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The curbs are in place until the middle of March.
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The states said the emission curbs would devastate their economies.
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Uber faces curbs on its activity in other Mexican states.
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The move sparked fear of greater curbs on foreign businesses.
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Delivery vans hog the curbs as online shopping has exploded.
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China has in turn retaliated with curbs on American imports.
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The regulator's moves in recent weeks, however, reverse these curbs.
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The curbs will prohibit all but essential services from operating.
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But the curbs have generated opposition among major oil consumers.
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He suggested raising the curbs and putting in speed bumps.
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Koch noted with satisfaction the kids running along the curbs.
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The government's curbs have dramatically slowed outbound deals from China.
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In December, the group implemented 158% of the promised curbs.
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In December, the group implemented 158% of the promised curbs.
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Supreme Court curbs SEC power to seize profits from fraud: The Supreme Court issued a ruling Monday that curbs the power of the Securities and Exchange Commission to recoup profits earned in securities fraud.
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" As for the future of the cooling measures, Liam said: "Just as you have introduced curbs in seven stages, the easing of the curbs, perhaps in my opinion, should be done in stages as well.
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Shattered glass strewn across sidewalks and along curbs is also common.
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Japanese officials have cited unspecified security reasons for their export curbs.
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There are innumerable cracked sidewalks and steep or non-existent curbs.
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Civil-rights activists fear curbs on free speech and human rights.
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The curbs had been criticized by opposition figures as being authoritarian.
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Wheeled robots have difficulty navigating stairs, curbs, and other environmental hazards.
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Cities are collecting more cardboard from street curbs than ever before.
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Thailand began gradually relaxing curbs on capital flows in April 2015.
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Crude oil supply outages and curbs also helped lift prices higher.
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Tokyo has denied its exports curbs are related to the rulings.
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The local government have removed curbs on infected areas on Jan.
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Some are sidestepping the curbs with hacked software from eastern Europe.
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The broadcaster said the alleged government pressure included curbs on advertising.
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Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's healthcare advertising business.
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The curbs could include capping their investment in the stock market.
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They include curbs on doing business and a blacklist of officials.
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As our report shows, curbs on free speech have grown tighter.
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The production curbs will last for four months starting on Nov.
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Less successful was his party's effort to loosen curbs on abortion.
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China's home prices held up well in August, defying property curbs.
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Pyongyang has said the curbs threaten the survival of its children.
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It curbs the spending so much not to wander the aisles.
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The curbs are brilliant in the sun, as smooth as marble.
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While some curbs have been eased, the curfew remains in effect.
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The imposition of internet curbs has been criticised by rights groups.
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The curbs were introduced in Shanghai and Shenzhen in March 2016.
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The state imposed tough new water curbs in Sydney from Dec.
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"But curbs on outflows would discourage foreign capital inflows," he said.
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Cities need to start rethinking street design—and it starts with curbs.
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Washington proposed curbs on Chinese investment and purchases of high-tech goods.
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But the minister also suggested that export curbs could yet be delayed.
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Curbs on Chinese coal production underpinned a mini-revival in global prices.
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Macro-prudential curbs can help, but cannot withstand the rising tide forever.
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Some videos have shown close encounters with pedestrians, curbs and light posts.
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I pushed through the pain sitting on curbs when I had to.
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The central bank has resisted the depreciation by imposing hard currency curbs.
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Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's lucrative healthcare advertising business.
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Washington has also put curbs on trading in the country's sovereign debt.
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InfluenceMap says it may be the biggest obstacle to ambitious emissions curbs.
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He said his father received no credit for putting curbs in place.
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MOON SAYS JAPAN'S EXPORT CURBS WILL HAVE ADVERSE EFFECT ON GLOBAL ECONOMY
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The deputy prime minister wept on TV when she announced the curbs.
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Saudi Arabia has provided the lion's share of output curbs to date.
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China's property market has been heating up lately, despite intensifying official curbs.
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But the bigger point is that immigration curbs would do economic damage.
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Some analysts have said they expect the curbs to be tweaked further.
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The Tangshan government announced new curbs to cool the market on Thursday.
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Online platforms say such curbs are anti-competitive and hurt small businesses.
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The global chip leader said Tokyo's export curbs would blur its outlook.
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Speculation is growing that even tougher curbs will be imposed in 2018.
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So it is rare for governments to place curbs on such wealth.
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Japan imposed export curbs on high-tech materials bound for South Korea.
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The machine is designed to make curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and barrier walls.
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The local government plans to remove curbs on infected areas from Nov.
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Those companies are not the target of the export curbs on ZTE.
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"OPEC production curbs will stabilise the market," ANZ bank said on Wednesday.
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Some Italian politicians are seeking curbs on short selling of bank stocks.
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The three categories will face different levels of production curbs, Liu said.
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The Hebei cities of Handan and Tangshan extended production curbs until August.
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Some analysts reckon the run curbs may last longer than previously expected.
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He lifted curbs on informal grass-roots markets and small private businesses.
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But with the winter anti-pollution curbs that took effect on Nov.
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To do that, it's providing a digital database of curbs to cities.
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Many of those detained have now been released and most curbs eased.
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But it would not include the curbs on legal immigration Trump seeks.
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Shouted questions from reporters led to remarkable new curbs on press access.
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Libya, the third producer exempted from making voluntary curbs, also boosted output.
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Any new measure that curbs immigrants' rights is sure to face lawsuits.
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Headlines - Beijing envoy warns EU against 'disastrous' curbs on China companies on.ft.
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"It's likely to happen again," said Stein, referring to possible cardamom curbs.
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Eleven of OPEC's 14 member states are participating in the supply curbs.
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A good night's rest reduces stress, curbs appetite and even burns calories.
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Texas Republicans enacted perhaps the nation's strictest curbs on voter registration drives.
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The curbs took effect on Thursday, fuelling South Korean calls for retaliation.
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The following are some facts about the materials targeted in the curbs, their importance, and about the row itself: The tighter export curbs due to go into effect will target three materials: fluorinated polyimides, photoresists and hydrogen fluoride.
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But when I went there, I saw homeless people sitting on the curbs.
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Protests have taken place over immigration curbs implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The sturdier design and wider wheel is designed to handle potholes and curbs.
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She trips over curbs and stairs because she has lost her depth perception.
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We can only help this curbs some of the anxiety around data privacy.
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Most lack citizenship and face curbs on movement and access to basic services.
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Environmentalists fear curbs would undermine their efforts to keep mining companies at bay.
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In its statement, OPEC said it could extend curbs further or cut more.
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Indian IT stocks fell on Thursday following concern about any work visa curbs.
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The curbs were in place for the peak winter heating season from Nov.
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S.KOREA'S TRADE MINISTER: URGES JAPAN TO JOIN BILATERAL TALKS TO DISCUSS EXPORT CURBS
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RPT-JAPAN TO REJECT S. KOREA'S REQUEST FOR MEETING ON EXPORT CURBS - KYODO
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We support the shared and efficient use of vehicles, lanes, curbs, and land.
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Supply curbs by OPEC and its allies were helping to support crude futures.
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This will help improve your computer's overall performance and curbs any potential bottleneck.
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Chinese shares slid 21.3736 percent weighed down by lingering concerns over lending curbs.
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It places severe curbs on the locations where religious messages can be delivered.
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The conservatives, however, on Monday scrapped planned curbs on journalists covering legislative proceedings.
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It waived sanctions against Iran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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For a graphic on OPEC compliance with oil supply curbs, please click: tmsnrt.
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Daiwa Securities Group Inc has removed curbs on some salespeople working beyond 70.
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Last year, mills in Tangshan were ordered to implement winter curbs from Oct.
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It started those curbs with a 100,000-tonne cut in the fourth quarter.
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Novak did not mention for how long he thought curbs should be prolonged.
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That agreement established curbs on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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However, big banks probably will continue to face curbs against excessive risk-taking.
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Ownership curbs were also to be eased in other financial industries including banking.
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In effect, countries are using the curbs to violate human rights, he said.
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Compliance with those curbs is being verified by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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But many of these conventions were meaningful curbs on presidential behavior and power.
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I can only hope the world never curbs their splendid bright energy completely.
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But additional curbs on Chinese citizens could make those tough discussions even harder.
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More can be done through environmental and workplace curbs to further reduce smoking.
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JAPAN ALLOWS FIRST EXPORTS OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE TO S.KOREA AFTER EXPORT CURBS - SOURCE
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To reduce the contagion, the government has introduced strict curbs to people's movements.
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Seoul has protested to Southeast Asian neighbors Singapore and Vietnam over similar curbs.
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There were scintillating curbs and sets of concrete stairs lined by steel railings.
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"I'm assessing they won't do anything" that would violate the curbs, he said.
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Whitehaven Coal's first-half profit plunged due to weak prices and production curbs.
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Many in Srinagar have staged protests against the government move, despite the curbs.
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The Guardian was the first to report on the potential curbs on Thursday.
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But if capital charges or curbs come into place, that will dry up.
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City curbs are increasingly a turf war between delivery drivers and everyone else.
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Commercial-property markets may wobble as WeWork curbs its appetite for office space.
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The bill cuts tax rates for individuals businesses and curbs some tax breaks.
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"Overcoming structural curbs is the most important task for our economy," she said.
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Property stocks eased after major cities imposed new property curbs to deter speculators.
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Japan, long a smokers' stronghold, has been moving slowly to adopt smoking curbs.
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He preferred to walk, anyway, plucking art from dumpsters, rescuing it from curbs.
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The ban takes effect as soon as the EU curbs expire in July.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by Japan's export curbs, Bahng added.
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The United States allowed a temporary relaxation of curbs against Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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The curbs are typical for people released on their own recognizance, the judge said.
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The production curbs aim to drain oversupply from the oil market and boost prices.
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That came after Washington temporarily eased curbs against Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies .
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They appear to share the notion that markets need more curbs, not more freedoms.
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Curbs imposed on the market by the authorities include purchase limits and lending restrictions.
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The bill toughens sanctions for thieves and curbs the publication of wiretaps in investigations.
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Since October, more than 20 cities have introduced property curbs to cool the market.
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He again called for tougher curbs on illegal immigration, calling it a "moral duty".
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However, likely similar curbs on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision soured sentiment on Wednesday.
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Without his vote, any curbs on America's most anti-democratic manoeuver may prove elusive.
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Will Mr Cameron secure a commitment to treaty change enshrining curbs on migrant benefits?
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Japanese officials have cited unspecified security reasons for the export curbs to South Korea.
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Critics have accused Russia's authorities of trying to implement creeping China-style Internet curbs.
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Russia and other non-member countries pledged curbs of around 2585,2000 bpd in December.
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The city has proposed new restrictions on production once current curbs expire in March.
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It is unclear how Thailand and Malaysia will divide the rest of the curbs.
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The states said the emissions curbs would have a devastating impact on their economies.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Even as India's new e-commerce curbs sting global giants Amazon.
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Jarlov responded by raising the possibility of ownership curbs on investors involved in wrongdoing.
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But rights groups have criticized increasing curbs on freedom of speech and the media.
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The agreement curbs Iran's nuclear weapons program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
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Representatives from Boeing, General Motors and Ford declined to comment on Trump's immigration curbs.
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But he was running heedlessly over curbs and on the sides of the roads.
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Japan has imposed curbs on exports of some high-tech materials to South Korea.
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To console such citizens, Emefiele has suggested his import curbs are rejuvenating domestic industry.
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OPEC members appear determined not to rush into deeper output curbs despite market pressure.
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U.S. curbs on Iran's oil exports are set to come into force in November.
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People could be arrested if they defy the curbs without good reason, he said.
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Experts expect Japan to launch complaints at the WTO over Korea's planned export curbs.
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The Xian housing bureau also expanded existing curbs to include one more district, Lintong.
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Some funds also cited foreign exchange quota restrictions for introducing curbs on fresh investments.
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The system is opaque and curbs job mobility, as rights are hard to transfer.
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China faced mounting isolation amid increasing global travel curbs and flight suspensions on Saturday.
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The deal curbs Iranian production of plutonium, another element used to build the Bomb.
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The curbs will be lifted after March 15, when the winter heating season ends.
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Russia, key to any deal, has yet to announce its position on further curbs.
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The truck hopped curbs, spun U-turns and maneuvered around other vehicles and police.
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The Kremlin said it has not yet reached a decision on further output curbs.
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The Kremlin said it has not yet reached a decision on further output curbs.
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Her government has faced criticism for curbs on free speech and crackdown on dissent.
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It is not certain that OPEC+ will agree this week to deepen its curbs.
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Stairs, curbs and rough ground may present obstacles to the robots doing their jobs.
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The curbs have coincided with strong demand and solid economic growth, tightening the market.
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OPEC and other producers led by Russia agreed last month to ease production curbs.
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Meanwhile, the sanitation crews will be busy pulling up weeds from traffic medians. Curbs.
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Encroaching tree roots have buckled and broken concrete curbs that once enclosed family plots.
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In its statement on Tuesday, Rosneft did not specify which units faced oil intake curbs.
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Current global curbs stand at 1.8 million bpd, of which Russia has pledged 300,000 bpd.
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Other big countries have infuriating investment curbs, both explicit and tacit, including India and France.
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The export curbs highlight how Japan controls a vital link in the global supply chain.
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The Sweden Democrats, which wants substantial curbs on immigration, also appeared to dismiss the scheme.
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Saudi Arabia insists on using secondary sources when discussing production curbs and later monitoring compliance.
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In addition, parliament has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries.
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News that the curbs might last into 2018 fueled a modest rally in the market.
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Yet as in Tibet, intrusive surveillance and curbs on cultural expression have fuelled people's desperation.
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Researchers find that a nonprofit called Cure Violence, which works with gangs, curbs gun deaths.
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It seems unlikely that a new law will be introduced that significantly curbs Facebook's activities.
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The curbs and other anti-pollution measures have added to industry costs and disrupted growth.
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UAE OIL MINISTER AL-MAZROUI SAYS CURRENT OIL INVENTORIES SUGGEST CURBS SHOULD REMAIN IN PLACE
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Higher appetite for risk curbs the appeal of assets viewed as safer, such as gold.
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A committee of OPEC and non-OPEC nations recommended extending the curbs further if needed.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by sluggish exports and Japan's export curbs.
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The production curbs began in January 2017 and will run until the end of 2018.
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Tech companies around the world have fallen in line with U.S. curbs on the company.
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A cooling economy and curbs on speculative buying have put a dent on overall demand.
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While many in OPEC have called for prolonging the curbs, Russia has been less definitive.
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U.S. curbs on Iran's vital oil exports are set to come into force in November.
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The BOK said the government's various curbs on the property market had impacted respondents' views.
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The ministry, however, said it did not discuss curbs on grain exports at the meeting.
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Despite the new curbs, market indicators followed by OPEC will prolong concerns about excess supply.
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Media reports said that mainlanders would face more curbs when buying insurance in Hong Kong.
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The output curbs during winter season helped to lift prices of steel-making raw materials.
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But as result some demand spilled over into smaller cities where curbs are less stiff.
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The curbs being considered range from randomising trade orders to random speed bumps on orders.
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Saudi Arabia has yet to indicate clearly whether it is ready to extend supply curbs.
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Rising oil output in the United States has helped to offset the OPEC-led curbs.
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Surging oil output in the United States has helped to offset the OPEC-led curbs.
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Supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies helped support crude.
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However, the agreement disappointed investors who had been betting on longer or larger supply curbs.
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Under the accord, Iran received sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Economists say the curbs could shave 0.4 percentage points off South Korea's GDP this year.
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Adding to the export curbs, Japan is preparing for cabinet approval as early as Aug.
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Prabhu also said India will bilaterally discuss import curbs on steel with the United States.
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And Black Monday resulted in trading curbs (so-called "circuit breakers") to prevent panic-selling.
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The supply curbs have helped to boost oil prices by 19-20 percent this year.
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The system has few curbs on it to prevent a location data free-for-all.
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Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said Japan was "not thinking at all" of withdrawing the curbs.
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Seoul has called the export curbs "retaliatory" and referred it to the World Trade Organization.
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Its first API was for curbs, which sounds about as interesting as watching water boil.
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But this may fall once monsoon season kicks in and curbs transportation, the source added.
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Critics say his move neither reduces the size of government nor curbs wasteful entitlement spending.
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But foreign regulators are threatening to impose new curbs on American firms if it's ditched.
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Those officials specifically said that such curbs could affect Apple, though they didn't explain how.
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If a slowdown in oil drilling curbs natural gas too, its price could quickly rebound.
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RUSSIA'S GAZPROM EXPORT SAYS STUDYING POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OF CURBS ON OPAL GAS PIPELINE IN EUROPE
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If true, it may be too late for outside curbs on North Korea's missile program.
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The Trump administration is pushing hard for curbs on the Made in China 2025 program.
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The agreement promised sanctions relief for Tehran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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Their response suggests that it is not difficulty that curbs student enthusiasm, but rather grades.
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The Trump administration has been divided over the scope of curbs on foreign investment deals.
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Importing cars from its northern neighbor curbs Mexican demand for Brazilian cars, the source said.
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Regardless of whether it curbs lawsuits or not, the idea is certainly a unique one.
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As many parts of China ease coronavirus travel curbs, many businesses are resuming operations there.
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Drivers were, for example, directed to curbs that were no-stopping zones during rush hour.
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Align forms for sidewalks, curbs, or gutters; patch voids; and use saws to cut joints.
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It puts tougher sanctions on Moscow and curbs the president's ability to roll them back.
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Sidecar trading curbs were also activated to halt 'program trading' on the KOSPI and KOSDAQ.
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The police crackdown on protesters and curbs on some media have fueled broader criticism of Ortega.
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It also has curbs on doing business with Crimea, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
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OPEC has said the curbs must remain, but there are signs that stance is now softening.
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Chidambaram said Modi should make "a categorical announcement" that all curbs on cash withdrawals would end.
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Also, three coke traders said demand from steel mills has dropped because of the production curbs.
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Under new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's business is continuing to grow as it curbs its losses.
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Relaxing the agreed supply curbs would appease the United States and likely temper oil price gains.
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Trump considered it flawed because it did not include curbs on ballistic missiles or regional activity.
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But even with more expansive curbs, there are still ways firms can steer clear of authorities.
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The United States has since then, however, expressed doubts over Iran's sincerity in implementing those curbs.
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In addition, Israel's parliament has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries.
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Both parties also favor curbs on immigration, foreign ownership and the renegotiation of certain trade deals.
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In the survey, companies were split on whether the trade curbs will affect the Japanese economy.
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Given more control over zoning in 1969, they used it to push for curbs on density.
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It might go well if, say, he curbs corruption or stands up to America over trade.
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Iran agreed to curbs on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of some sanctions.
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Market observers expect Middle East producers to cut output of heavier oil to meet the curbs.
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What of a deal that also curbs Iran's missile programme and restrains it in the region?
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But curbs on gerrymandering may be imposed "if some limited and precise rationale" one day emerges.
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Wednesday's announcements mark the second time in a month that Chengdu has unveiled property market curbs.
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That came after Washington on Tuesday temporarily eased curbs against Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies .
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Relief over Washington's relaxation of curbs against Huawei helped boost U.S. stocks in the previous session.
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The production curbs are expected be finalized at OPEC's policy meeting in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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Japan has disputed a Korean official's comment that Seoul asked it to repeal the export curbs.
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The move leaves the output curbs in place until June, when the full group next meets.
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Other measures have included more government spending on infrastructure and easing of curbs on home purchases.
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Governor Lee Ju-yeol added that this year's growth could dip further due to the curbs.
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Many of the teenagers and their parents taking part have called for more curbs on guns.
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Oil prices continued rising this week, supported by the prospect of prolonged OPEC-led supply curbs.
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Over recent months some smaller cities have quietly loosened curbs to prop up sentiment and demand.
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The Commission said in a statement that such curbs were widespread in the 28-country bloc.
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And they attribute the latest rebound to the result of curbs on such substances and practices.
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Shenzhen-based ZTE said it continued to work with the U.S. government over the export curbs.
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Severstal's rival, NLMK, also hopes to continue business as usual despite the EU's curbs, it said.
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Across the region, driveways, front lawns and curbs are covered with what was once inside homes.
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Hongqiao's home city of Binzhou is subject to special environmental curbs in China's fight against smog.
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But the curbs were also seen as retaliation for the ruling by South Korea's Supreme Court.
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An NRA spokesman did not immediately comment on Monday on the renewed calls for gun curbs.
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That, in turn, curbs climate change by keeping trees standing as stores of planet-warming carbon.
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Unlike last year, Beijing has allowed local governments to set their own output curbs this winter.
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Japan on July 4 had already placed export curbs on fluorinated polyimide, photoresists, and hydrogen fluoride.
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Japan on July 1 had already placed export curbs on fluorinated polyimide, photoresists, and hydrogen fluoride.
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Still, other exporters, such as Iran, are understood to be against the slashing of output curbs.
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Capital curbs were finally lifted in 20113 and reserves have been rebuilt, helping stabilise the economy.
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China announced Thursday the reduction of official curbs on foreign investment in a number of sectors.
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Hydrogen fluoride, a chemical covered by the Japanese export curbs, can be used in chemical weapons.
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Many governments and tech companies around the world have fallen in line with the U.S. curbs.
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Italy, the hardest hit country outside of China, said it might further tighten already draconian curbs.
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It has progressively tightened the curbs, banning all non-essential activities until at least next Friday.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday tightened restrictions and placed curbs on social life in Britain.
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European politicians tout the proposed laws as curbs on the power of big American internet companies.
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Taiwan also has rolled out strict curbs on Chinese visitors, restricting a vast majority of them.
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The curbs were first ordered in March, but the company has been given a temporary reprieve.
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However both supporters and critics of import curbs on solar products were disappointed by the proposals.
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"Investing in real estate still remains a profitable business in China despite the curbs," he said.
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Fourteen miles of concrete curbs sketched a graceful, loopy line drawing around the mounds and roads.
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The White House is considering curbs on U.S. investments in China, according to a CNBC source.
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Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Turkey imposed travel and immigration curbs on the Islamic Republic.
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Justice Ramana also ordered local authorities in Kashmir to review all the curbs within a week.
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The law imposes tougher sanctions on Moscow and curbs the president's ability to roll them back.
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It wants to cap the level of exposure that clients take on and impose other curbs.
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The bourse later also activated sidecar trading curbs on the KOSDAQ, which was trading down 12.3%.
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Officials broadened curbs to shorten the crossing, and widened medians and built protective barriers around them.
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These HD maps rely on lane markers, curbs, medians, and other road characteristics to inform navigation.
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The cartel's leaders have even expressed interest in keeping some production curbs in place through 2019.
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Shares of technology companies helped lift Wall Street on Tuesday after Washington's easing of curbs on Huawei.
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Washington also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and increased access to U.S. markets.
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The levies would rise to 210% by October unless Mexico curbs illegal immigration at the U.S. border.
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The travel curbs began immediately, causing confusion for would-be travelers with passports from the seven countries.
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Curbs are placed on the volume of water its plants can use as the river's temperature rises.
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The alliance will meet in April to determine whether market conditions warrant keeping the curbs in place.
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Samsung has said it is reviewing a number of measures to minimize an impact from the curbs.
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It said in a statement it was also worried about other curbs on media and civil society.
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OPEC's adherence to pledged supply curbs rose to 232.35 percent from October's 2600 percent, the survey found.
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Even as Connecticut and neighboring states tightened their rules, other states rejected new curbs on gun ownership.
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China has chafed at some travel curbs imposed by other countries, which the WHO says are unnecessary.
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It also said that planned gas export curbs would be delayed until January 2018 at the earliest.
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Singapore's leader warned of a possible recession as the virus and travel curbs slam the regional economy.
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But other countries have turned cautious and are throwing up political and economic curbs on China's forays.
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As a production sharing agreement (PSA) with the Russian state, it is excluded from any output curbs.
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To raise money, the bill curbs some deductions, such as those for debt interest and state levies.
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China recently tightened curbs on outflows as its foreign exchange reserves fell to near six-year lows.
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And without curbs or designated parking, the dockless scooter system, for all of its benefits, falls apart.
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S.KOREA PRESIDENT MOON: ANY BENEFIT JAPAN MIGHT GAIN FROM TRADE CURBS AGAINST S.KOREA WILL BE SHORT-LIVED
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The remaining curbs could be removed fully next year, the central bank governor told Reuters on Friday.
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They also want a deal that curbs Iran's ballistic-missile programme, which has continued apace since 2015.
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Blocks on economic grounds might also be allowed, as, perhaps, might curbs on American investment in China.
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Though the supply curbs are effective from January 2422st, compliance rates will only become clearer in February.
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The two sides are negotiating immigration curbs after Swiss voters in 2014 backed quotas on European workers.
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"Increased trade protectionism and curbs on immigration would be negative for growth over themedium-term, " Seville added.
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Housing prices in China rose 0.6 percent in March from February despite government curbs, according to Reuters.
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Curbs are placed on the volume of water its plants can use as the rivers' temperatures rise.
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Overall crude stocks "are still high," he added, and OPEC needed to stick to its output curbs.
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Guidelines for stricter bank lending standards and curbs on the supply of new housing were also announced.
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A global deal to combat climate change, agreed in Paris last December, had omitted curbs on aviation.
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The report offers ways to generate more "home grown" tech talent as immigration faces curbs after Brexit.
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Nina Jensen, of the WWF conservation group, said the government was putting off promised curbs until 2030.
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It makes curbs on migration of workers a little more likely, which will be costly for businesses.
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The curbs come as the United States is focused on U.S. congressional and gubernatorial elections on Tuesday.
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The crowds have generally dissipated which allows room to ollie onto curbs and test out new tricks.
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But property purchase curbs and Chinese household debt could spill over into the Chinese consumer growth story.
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S.KOREA DEPUTY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER KIM HYUN-CHONG SAYS JAPAN VIOLATED INTERNATIONAL LAW BY IMPOSING EXPORT CURBS
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Rising U.S. production has been a thorn in OPEC's side, undermining the impact of its output curbs.
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Twitter also has a quality filter that curbs pulling in tweets that could be seen as abusive.
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Some investors are also betting officials will ease curbs on buyers if the economy continues to slow.
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Huawei is set to give staff a $286 million bonus for helping it ride out US curbs.
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On the House side, curbs on state and local tax deductions threatened to trip up the legislation.
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China was still weighing the possibility of imposing curbs on U.S. soybean imports, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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However, Indonesia can relax these curbs on special grounds, including if the investing bank is financially strong.
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The punishments came after it ordered Coincheck to shore up consumer protection and curbs on money laundering.
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Although prices for new homes are rising, the government could introduce new curbs to cool the market.
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Falih didn't say whether he would recommend that curbs be extended further when OPEC meets next month.
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Seoul hoped Tokyo would withdraw the curbs and that the situation would not deteriorate further, it said.
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He has also slashed taxes on farmers and ditched export curbs in a bid to increase production.
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China has made moves to ease foreign investment curbs amid Beijing's trade dispute with the United States.
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In May, the European Union introduced a tough new data protection law that curbs some data-mining.
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But after improvements were made in 2014, including extended curbs and extra crosswalks, the accident rate fell.
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The nuclear deal lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear work.
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Huawei has been hit by devastating curbs ordered by Washington, which threatens to cripple its supply chain.
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The slight level changes, low curbs and subtle paving patterns physically and visually separated the different areas.
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He explained that the Germans removed the stones and used them for paving streets and making curbs.
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Much of the area has been in lockdown since mid-January but curbs are slowly being lifted.
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Tech We're Using Technology is crowding curbs with ride hailers and keeping homeowners fixated on housing values.
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A full-on crash would upend economic and political stability, but Beijing is maintaining curbs on speculation.
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The country, whose crude production has expanded rapidly, would likely have to comply with OPEC supply curbs.
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What is clear is that pollution-related production curbs are having no overall impact on steel output.
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China's home prices in May logged their fastest growth in nearly a year, defying persistent government curbs.
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But the curbs on communication did contribute to the first two races' being more exciting than normal.
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Do you think there should be any curbs on how much money candidates get from rich insiders?
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Kuwait has stopped flights to and from Iran and Saudi Arabia is announced curbs on travel there.
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OPEC and other producers agreed in November to extend and deepen output curbs in place since 2017.
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Doubts over OPEC's commitment to supply curbs tipped benchmark oil futures into a bear market in June.
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The Sanitation Department wanted to use mechanical street sweepers, but the curbs were regularly blocked by cars.
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This level of output curbs, aimed at supporting crude prices, is much larger than many had expected.
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The curbs seem to be working, with home sales and new property investment slowing significantly in November.
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Most of the curbs have since been eased but access to the internet is still partly blocked.
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Hess, Sheffield and other U.S. shale leaders said they expect the group will renew the production curbs.
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The towers of debris cluttering the curbs of Houston are a deceptive measure of the storm's devastation.
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It curbs the size of the White House NSC, which is also included in the House measure.
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They need to decide whether to extend a deal on oil output curbs that expires end-June.
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Meeting with workers at the factory, Ross said curbs on imports would remain in place long term.
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As unappealing and uninteresting as curbs may seem, they represent crucial infrastructure and space for public use.
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The curbs were imposed because the banks had a low capital base and major bad debt problems.
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A Japanese foreign ministry official said the export curbs were not meant as retaliation in the forced-labor feud although trade minister Hiroshige Seko, in announcing the curbs, had referred to that dispute, saying South Korea's lack of sufficient response to resolve it had seriously damaged trust between them.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's northeastern port of Qingdao has joined more than two dozen major cities in rolling out property curbs as speculators from outside flood the market, while Nanjing in the east intensified policy curbs to tame the market, according to a media report and government announcement on Wednesday.
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A Japanese foreign ministry official said the export curbs were not meant as retaliation in the forced-labour feud although trade minister Hiroshige Seko, in announcing the curbs, had referred to that dispute, saying South Korea's lack of sufficient response to resolve it had seriously damaged trust between them.
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The remainder of the winter curbs on industrial output in northern China are due to end on Friday.
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The group plans to decide later this month or in early July whether to continue the supply curbs.
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Tokyo Ohka Kogyo makes photoresists and Stella Chemifa produces hydrogen fluoride, both materials affected by the export curbs.
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Loosening output curbs and still-high profits will likely prompt mills to increase production in January, analysts said.
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These nighttime hours—when EVs are conveniently parked in garages and curbs—are the cheapest time to charge.
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The focus now will be on whether producers deliver further curbs in January to implement the deal fully.
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A survey by state-run pollster CBOS showed that 58 percent of Poles supported curbs on Sunday shopping.
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Meng, who is reportedly suspected of trying to evade U.S. trade curbs on Iran, was detained on Dec.
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She is reportedly suspected of trying to evade U.S. trade curbs on Iran, and was detained on Dec.
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Beijing has strengthened curbs over capital outflows after China's leadership vowed to curb risk in its financial system.
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The reserves unexpectedly rebounded above $3 trillion in February due to fund outflow curbs and a steadying yuan.
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Eating a high-fat diet curbs your hunger cravings, which means less snacking and less calories overall. 2.
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It is not highly vulnerable to a trade war, the repatriation of profits or curbs on migrant workers.
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Proposed curbs on estate agents' fees for renters are another headline-grabbing measure for this constituency (see box).
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OPEC and its allies meet in early December and could, officials have said, opt to deepen supply curbs.
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Curbs have also been toughened on the export of industrial machinery, transportation vehicles, iron, steel and other metals.
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Policymakers in Tokyo fret that Trump could still impose the tariffs or set import curbs on Japanese automakers.
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Waste Management, which services about 20 million residences in North America, has also seen more cardboard on curbs.
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The producer group and its allies meet in the coming weeks to decide whether to maintain supply curbs.
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Unlike abortion rights, which can be slowly whittled away, same-sex marriage is not amenable to incremental curbs.
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Muhammad Javad Zarif, the foreign minister, has taken to Beijing and Brussels his ideas for dodging American curbs.
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Unilateral Swiss curbs remained an option although he would prefer a mutual accord, he told reporters in Bern.
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The strength of the euro curbs sales outside the EU and makes exporters vulnerable to competition from Turkey.
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They also want curbs on Iran's missile programme and an end to its violent meddling in the region.
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He offered French support for supplemental side deals that might impose extra curbs on Iran alongside the JCPOA.
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These included a trade embargo, a freeze on state assets and curbs on financial institutions dealing with Sudan.
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Tobacco companies also fight the one measure that really curbs smoking: sudden spikes in tax levied on cigarettes.
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JAPAN TRADE MINISTRY: THERE WAS NO REQUEST FROM S.KOREAN SIDE IN FRIDAY MEETING THAT JAPAN WITHDRAW EXPORT CURBS
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Aluminium prices have reached multi-year highs on expectations of supply curbs as China reforms its metals industry.
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Meanwhile, Thailand is eyeing the possibility of more Chinese tourists, who may now travel further amid the curbs.
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Rising U.S. production, however, has been a thorn in OPEC's side, undermining the impact of its output curbs.
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The government wants the RBI to loosen its regulatory curbs on some banks, ease liquidity and capital norms.
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"I think it's working," said Wang Di, analyst at CRU consultancy in Beijing, referring to the trading curbs.
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Japan has rejected South Korea's calls to scrap the curbs and denied they violated World Trade Organization rules.
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Export curbs imposed by Japan this month have had absolutely no impact on global supply chains, Iwamatsu said.
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HOME-SHARING CURBS Ride-sharing is not the only service in Japan feeling the impact of government restrictions.
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The only way to get there is through a tangle of neglected pavements, underbrushes, weeds, and unpaved curbs.
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On Saturday, non-member countries pledged curbs of around 560,6003 bpd in the first such move since 2001.
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Lower output in Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the curbs, helped bring down overall OPEC production.
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He also criticized the Volcker Rule, which curbs the ability of banks to trade with their own money.
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The nuclear accord lifted most global sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its uranium enrichment capacity.
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Supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies were helping to support crude futures.
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Online curbs safeguard the prestige and image of such products, Julie Bousin, lawyer for the French government, said.
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It also comes amid a sharp fall in Chinese outbound deals as authorities strengthen curbs over capital outflows.
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Johnson & Johnson, for example, which makes artificial knees, has been worried about potential price curbs in this area.
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"This still comes at the expense of curbs to industrial firms and gas-fired power plants," she added.
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But the curbs were also seen as retaliation against last year's ruling by the South Korean Supreme Court.
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One of its roles is to police Europe's state aid curbs, which are the strictest in the world.
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The House plan curbs the mortgage interest deduction and keeps a deduction for state and local property taxes.
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Trump's misuse of his power as commander-in-chief should prompt lawmakers to enact curbs against future abuses.
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It is not only distracting, but it curbs the willingness of companies to share information with law enforcement.
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We are making an investment that curbs the flow of illegal immigration and criminal activity from Central America.
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OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from the curbs due to unrest that has sapped those countries' production.
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South Korea has summoned the Japanese ambassador to protest against Tokyo's latest export curbs, Yonhap News Agency said.
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Nigeria, which was exempt from the last round of output curbs, overshot its cap by 107,000 in January.
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Market players, however, expect the curbs to make a comeback as early as next month on weakening demand.
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South Korea hoped Japan would withdraw the curbs and that the situation would not deteriorate further, it said.
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Secondary sanctions on Chinese banks are on hold to allow Beijing to show it will enforce the curbs.
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The NRA has deployed Lott's work to beat back calls for new curbs on guns and their use.
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The Obama-era deal gave Tehran billions in sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Lower output in Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the curbs, helped bring overall OPEC production down.
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Sidecar trading curbs are activated when prices fluctuate 5% compared to their previous close for over a minute.
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Legislatures in Kentucky and Idaho, for example, are continuing to advance new abortion curbs, even during the pandemic.
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Even as international flights are grounded and countries close their borders, the People's Republic is gradually lifting curbs.
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The nuclear agreement guaranteed Iran access to world trade in return for accepting curbs on its nuclear programme.
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Many parks often have unpaved paths, inaccessible curbs or unnavigable topographical features such steep hills and unlevel woods.
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The rise in prices is expected to drive gains in U.S. production during 2018, offsetting curbs by others.
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Geopolitical risks, like protests in Iran, have prompted buying, while production curbs by OPEC members have tightened supply.
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Wade, is more likely to find success in the courts and result in lasting legal curbs to abortion.
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Other curbs lack any markers for the visually impaired to warn them that they are entering the street.
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Last week, OPEC+ failed to reach a deal to deepen oil supply cuts or to extend existing curbs.
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With infections rising quickly, Australia has ordered curbs, such as the forced closure of pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
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With infections rising quickly, Australia has ordered curbs, such as the forced closure of pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
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While supporting property investment would boost growth, the government has maintained buying curbs in the name of rebalancing.
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Even as international flights are grounded and countries close their borders, the People's Republic is gradually lifting curbs.
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OPEC compliance with the curbs was 108 percent, while non-OPEC compliance was 100 percent, the source said.
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China's top steel-producing Hebei province said last week it will not extend production curbs beyond mid-March.
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Nigeria and Libya, both OPEC states, are exempted from the supply curbs deal and have been lifting output.
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Saudi construction firms are already under financial pressure from state spending curbs and rising costs for foreign labour.
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Where it stands: The current pact, which curbs output by 1.2 million barrels per day, runs through March.
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Still, there is no doubt that the orchestrated output curbs led by major producers have had an effect.
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It is unclear how close, if at all, the White House is to announcing curbs on U.S. investment.
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The black car services and specially equipped vehicles for disabled people can still go to the terminal curbs.
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From the RBI, the government demanded a reduction in lending curbs and a share of its surplus reserves.
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Amy Klobuchar's suggestion that they not just consider background checks, but also throw in curbs on domestic abusers.
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The suspects made it at least 25 miles away, hopping curbs, maneuvering around other vehicles and dodging police.
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The black car services and specially equipped vehicles for disabled people can still go to the terminal curbs.
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The nuclear deal lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its disputed nuclear work.
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At the same time, it would be smart to impose new ethics rules and curbs on outside income.
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Trade curbs will increase pressure on Mexico and Canada to return to the negotiating table every six years.
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The export curbs apply to any company worldwide that wants to ship U.S. products to ZTE Corp in China.
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"But broader U.S. curbs and countermeasures from Europe or China could derail the exports environment going forward," he said.
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OPEC is expected to extend curbs on oil output when it meets in Vienna at the end of month.
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The move came after Beijing introduced regulations in March imposing strict curbs on online publishing, particularly for foreign firms.
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It said it was mulling a tax, curbs on throwaway items such as plastic bags and new quality standards.
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China moved in 2016 to allow couples to have a second child, relaxing curbs dating back nearly four decades.
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Some fuel producers were forced to make extended curbs to their output as profit margins fell into the red.
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The end of Chen's relationship with Twitter comes at a time when China is urging for greater internet curbs.
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Practical and also curbs homesickness, because no matter where we go, we're bringing some love-infused pink with us?
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While the import curbs have helped turn around U.S. Steel's fortunes, they have not resolved the company's competitive problems.
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It can also cross the street, make it over curbs, move in the dark, and navigate rain and snow.
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America's continued curbs on dollar transactions had muted the effect of the lifting of global sanctions in January 2016.
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Iraq's oil minister said in London OPEC was expected to roll over the deal and discuss deepening the curbs.
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The Sweden Democrats in turn have demanded guarantees over the policies of any government, above all on immigration curbs.
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There is speculation that OPEC and other producers led by Russia will agree to output curbs at the meeting.
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The tighter export curbs due to go into effect will target three materials: fluorinated polyimides, photoresists and hydrogen fluoride.
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The 2015 deal gave Iran billions of dollars in sanctions relief in return for curbs on its nuclear program.
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The closures and curbs followed a nationwide inspection of more than 1,000 steel makers in the world's top producer.
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The projections pointing to a growing 2018 supply deficit could influence debate on how long to maintain the curbs.
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True, the bill curbs some corporate deductions, such as a tax break for manufacturers, and another for debt interest.
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They are willing to tackle the sunset clauses allowing, for example, curbs on uranium enrichment to lapse over time.
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Among other things, it has begun levying fines for late supply deliveries, which improves product selection and curbs waste.
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Oil prices have pushed higher in 2018, supported by production curbs, solid demand and looming U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Older Obamacare enrollees would be hit particularly hard by the House bill because it curbs age-based insurance subsidies.
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The 11-inch wheels are nice and thick and can easily ride up curbs and along sidewalks with issues.
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Members of the OPEC+ group are set to discuss whether to extend their supply curbs further later this month.
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The aim of Indonesia's export curbs was to shift its sales from raw materials to higher-value finished metals.
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Energy sector curbs would deal a devastating blow given the United States is the country's No. 1 crude importer.
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The nuclear deal gave Iran billions of dollars in sanctions relief in return for curbs on its atomic program.
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Economists say the tech export curbs could shave 0.4 percentage point off South Korea's gross domestic product this year.
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The UAE said on Wednesday that more moves against Qatar, including further curbs on business, remained on the table.
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In such cities the changes have effectively weakened existing curbs brought in over the past year to tame speculation.
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The curbs could, however, prompt money to be re-invested inside China – which authorities are likely keen to welcome.
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U.S. crude exports last week fell 506,000 bpd, government figures showed, a decline blamed in part on shipping curbs.
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Analysts say curbs on capital outflows imposed last year have checked the pace of the internationalization of China's currency.
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WHEN Iain Duncan Smith resigned on March 18th in protest at curbs to disability benefits, eyes in Westminster rolled.
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Dozens of Chinese cities have added new curbs on home buyers since October, to battle speculation amid skyrocketing prices.
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The budget makes some necessary cuts in some places and merely curbs future increases in spending in other places.
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Despite the bump on Friday, analysts downplayed the impact of China's relaxing of investment curbs on broader trade issues.
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The new board is also viewed as a move by Beijing to counter U.S. curbs on China's technology advancement.
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In June, the pact's participants decided to ease the curbs as production cuts had been much deeper than envisaged.
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Critics see the curbs on media coverage of parliament as yet another attempt by PiS to widen its control.
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Further restrictions on the imports of American farm products and curbs on food and drink imports were also suggested.
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The Obama-era nuclear deal gave Iran billions in sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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For that reason, the Republicans' final tax bill will be better if it curbs the state and local deduction.
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U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, said additional gun curbs would restrict Americans' freedoms without necessarily preventing attacks.
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The curbs could be delayed to 2025 if member states decide that refineries are unable to adapt in time.
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But they also face extra competition from new, mostly state-owned smelters in regions not subject to output curbs.
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It also roughly doubles the standard deduction, increases the child tax credit and curbs a number of tax breaks.
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The new rules, which take effect July 28, lift curbs on sectors including banking, automotive, heavy industry and agriculture.
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Sinograin's requests for prices were interpreted as a sign that government curbs on buying American goods had been lifted.
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The deal, struck in 2015, offered sanctions relief to Iran in exchange for certain curbs on its nuclear program.
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Six environmental groups are looking to defend new federal curbs or methane pollution at oil and natural gas sites.
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The new amendments include curbs on circular shareholdings, intra-conglomerate transactions and voting rights while also demanding greater disclosure.
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The curbs have since been lifted and output levels have been restored, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said last week.
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"Ticino is confronted with Italy," says Norman Gobbi of the Ticino League, a local party that backs immigration curbs.
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Citing security concerns, Israel and Egypt maintain tight curbs on the enclave, deepening economic hardship and raising humanitarian concerns.
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The oil demand equation: tougher curbs on plastics could have the spillover effect of altering global oil demand levels.
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Policymakers pursue production curbs for too long, tighten the market too much and drive prices to an unsustainable level.
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Analysts said possible central bank curbs could include debt service ratios for borrowers or downpayments required on car purchases.
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Xian, a top price performer in May, also moved to step up purchase curbs to fend off speculative buying.
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Those curbs have come as international oil prices have stabilized amid hopes that OPEC members will agree output cuts.
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Last year the central bank introduced curbs to protect foreign exchange reserves, which have fallen to 11-year lows.
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The cartel wants to take 1.5 million barrels a day off the market as the coronavirus outbreak curbs demand.
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He said OPEC had discussed cuts of 1.6 million to 1.8 million bpd, when considering output curbs last year.
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The curbs also apply for companies in the coke, cement, glass and casting industries, according to China Metallurgical News.
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Nations seeking the curbs must show they are working to crack down on black markets and safeguard their relics.
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This is the third time that so-called circuit breakers (trading curbs) have tripped in the last few days.
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However, the number of violations during the same period for litter along street curbs rose to 6,079 from 5,796.
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I swear, he'd jump on curbs and all that, act like he gonna hit you and all of that.
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Supporters of the agreement further assert that it curbs Iran's funding of terrorism and its threats against other states.
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The impact: Sidewalk Labs' Willa Ng predicts urban curbs will soon have to handle 8 times the current capacity.
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These changes include the roughly doubled standard deduction, the elimination of personal exemptions and new curbs on itemized deductions.
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Others have expressed frustration with curbs on companywide discussions and what they have described as retaliation for labor organizing.
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She's for a public option and price curbs on prescription drugs rather than an expensive Medicare-for-all program.
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Trump has devalued the intelligence community, diplomats, and senior military officers and leads an interagency process that curbs dissent.
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But, for now, there are signs the government curbs have worked to slow the flow of money going abroad.
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The slowdown is partly due to Beijing's stringent debt curbs and efforts to reduce financial risks, the NDRC said.
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Production has also been hit by the implementation of anti-pollution curbs beginning this month, helping to support prices.
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Exchange rate curbs Tucked in the agreement is a foreign-exchange provision to deter countries from manipulating their currencies.
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It originally removed a slew of U.S. sanctions on Iran in exchange for curbs on the country's nuclear program.
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Digital maps for autonomous cars must know the locations of cars, curbs and other objects within about four inches.
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Oil prices have swung for weeks now as traders weighed an oversupplied market against OPEC hints of production curbs.
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It lifted nuclear-related sanctions on Iran in exchange for severe curbs on the Islamist-led country's nuclear program.
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The science is hardly conclusive that shocking your body in a frigid chamber reduces inflammation and curbs muscle pain.
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Charging pads could be embedded in parking garages, parking lots, street curbs, rest stops, even under select traffic lights.
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The board is largely seen as part of President Xi Jinping's efforts to counter U.S. curbs on Chinese technology advancements.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria have been exempted from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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The Hangzhou restrictions have been extended to more remote districts of the city that were not previously subject to curbs.
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Washington also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and better access for U.S. firms in Chinese markets.
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That includes the "Volcker Rule," which imposed curbs on banks' proprietary trading as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
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On Wednesday, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, citing inspectors, criticized local officials in Shandong for evading mandatory industrial production curbs.
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S. trade tensions drove client activity, but contracts-for-difference revenue fell due to new regulatory curbs on online trading.
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Online platforms such as Amazon and eBay in turn say online sales curbs are anti-competitive and hurt small businesses.
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To cushion the hit from the regulatory curbs, companies have been focusing on re-categorizing their retail clients as professionals.
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His repeated attempts to draft curbs on travel to America from some Muslim countries are being blocked by the courts.
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Analysts expect travel curbs and supply chain disruptions to crimp Chinese growth, with a potential domino effect on other economies.
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But many economists say a blanket nationwide lifting of curbs is unlikely as policymakers remain wary of big price fluctuations.
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Under the 2015 deal, most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for curbs on the country's nuclear program.
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Cash has started to flow into raw materials in part because Chinese officials imposed curbs on equities trading last year.
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Some analysts predicted that production curbs agreed by OPEC and other producers such as Russia would continue to boost prices.
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But many protested how it was done, including the jailing of elected politicians and the curbs on communication and travel.
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"But I estimate many would face financial pressure due to the curbs in the second half," the property developer said.
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Seoul sees the export curbs as retaliation over a dispute about wartime forced labor, while Tokyo cited unspecified security reasons.
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Some analysts, however, predicted production curbs agreed by OPEC and other producers such as Russia would continue to boost prices.
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In December the FCA delayed a public consultation on possible curbs on exit fees until the first quarter of 2020.
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Iran says its missile program is purely defensive and has rejected the curbs on it demanded by the United States.
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It also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and better access for U.S. firms in Chinese markets.
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Home prices in smaller cities started to climb last summer as curbs in big cities prompted speculators to look elsewhere.
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Analysts say these curbs could push more people to non-bank lenders, many of them the financing arms of developers.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 235.
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Since then, the government has placed some curbs on small business to stop what Raúl called "illegalities and other transgressions".
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Seoul has asked Tokyo to scrap the curbs on chemical materials used in making semiconductors, but that request was rejected.
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Lee also said the ministry wanted to deliver a statement calling for the withdrawal of the export curbs to Japan.
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Analysts said possible central bank curbs could include debt service ratios for borrowers or down payment required on car purchases.
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The Commission said Britain had failed to respect curbs on nitrogen dioxide which is associated with respiratory and other illnesses.
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Ford just introduced a supercharged hybrid for police that can handle intense pursuits, even through flooded intersections and over curbs.
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Given the curbs in place, Japan's approval to export the three materials could take up to 90 days, slowing shipments.
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The impact of OPEC+'s supply curbs has been boosted by U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan state-owned oil firm PDVSA.
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Prices have been driven up by production curbs in OPEC nations and Russia, as well as by healthy demand-growth.
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The PiS has already tightened control over public news media and critics see the curbs as an extension of that.
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Questions over the list come after Japan this month tightened curbs on exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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The production curbs by the so-called OPEC+ alliance aim to drain oversupply from the oil market and boost prices.
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On the other hand, small center-right parties in the ruling coalition oppose any curbs on the statute of limitations.
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The deal led to the lifting of most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear program.
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He has also argued for curbs on legal immigration on the grounds that it drives down wages for U.S. workers.
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Davis said on Tuesday the financial industry would be exempt from any curbs on immigration from the remaining EU countries.
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Washington has withdrawn from a deal that had lifted sanctions on Tehran in return for curbs on its nuclear program.
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The central bank also announced it would ease back its macro-prudential mortgage lending curbs at the start of 2018.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, has yet to indicate clearly whether it is ready to extend supply curbs.
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Though he denies the criticisms, the fears of curbs being put on reporters have led to protests throughout the country.
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Macri has ditched Fernandez's wheat and corn export curbs, which she used to try to keep domestic food prices down.
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New York agents had already been griping to the media about headquarters' curbs on their investigation of the Clinton Foundation.
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But whether the united front curbs Trump's popularity among the conservative base, or merely reinforces it, remains to be seen.
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Waldheim had bravely helped young George evade Nazi curbs on higher education for Jews; that debt had to be repaid.
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Last year, Shanxi province voluntarily expanded its production cuts to more cities and enacted the curbs earlier than Beijing required.
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Although China has been gradually loosening curbs on index futures trading, investors have complained its rules are still too rigid.
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They kept agricultural restrictions in place and said they could impose new statewide curbs if drier-than-normal conditions returned.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the agreement, which provided Iran with sanctions relief in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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Oil prices LCOc1 have pushed higher in 2018, supported by production curbs, solid demand and looming U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Homebuilders and Realtors have announced their strong opposition over new curbs on the value of tax deductions for mortgage interest.
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The government has already tightened control over public news media and critics see the curbs as an extension of that.
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Fosun International, one of China's largest conglomerates, is still pursuing acquisitions overseas, despite curbs on capital outflows by Chinese regulators.
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Prices have been driven up by oil production curbs in OPEC nations and Russia, and demand amid healthy economic growth.
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But many have also been criticized over the animals' treatment, prompting curbs on working hours for cat cafes, for example.
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JGBs are also less attractive compared with its peers, and this also curbs investor demand and limits their yield decline.
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The travel curbs took effect immediately, wreaking havoc and confusion for would-be travellers with passports from the seven countries.
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Ireland succeeded in getting its curbs lifted alongside the United States and South Africa last year following years of lobbying.
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That includes the "Volcker Rule", which imposed curbs on banks' proprietary trading as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
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Property and construction stocks also declined, led by China Resources Cement Holdings as more cities put curbs on home purchases.
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Thursday's report broke down how lenders have responded to legal curbs on the types of loans that can be offered.
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In a briefing, vice finance minister Ko Hyoung-kwon warned of more curbs if overheating continues in the targeted regions.
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Several other areas in India have introduced curbs on public assembly as coronavirus cases in the country rose to 166.
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Japan was "not thinking at all" of withdrawing the curbs, which did not violate World Trade Organization rules, he said.
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Online platforms such as Amazon and eBay, in turn, say online sales curbs are anti-competitive and hurt small businesses.
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Washington also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and increased access for U.S. firms in Chinese markets.
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The South Korean foreign ministry as well summoned Japan's ambassador and called for a withdrawal of the curbs, it said.
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But people continued to go to restaurants and parks, despite the curbs, Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Friday.
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Belgium, France, Italy, Spain and South Korea have introduced curbs on short-selling in an effort to calm their markets.
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Firms that rely heavily on debt are bracing for a big fight if the curbs on deductibility prove overly onerous.
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The downgrades were among many reasons the government has tightened some curbs on borrowing since the end of the autumn.
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This would allow the administration to pursue curbs on North Korea's missiles, chemical and biological weapons and technology exports, too.
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While authorities and consumers are calling for action, the push is unlikely to translate into new rules or legal curbs.
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While most respondents said OPEC and its allies were likely to maintain output cuts, they did not anticipate deeper curbs.
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Lawmakers who support legalizing marijuana contend that it leads to greater regulation, curbs the black market and stops money laundering.
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Malaysian Palm Oil Association Chief Executive Nageeb Wahab said the curbs on refined palm oil exports would benefit Indian refiners.
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Teck Resources Ltd rose 2.5 percent to C$33.40 as copper reached its highest since May 1.63 on supply curbs.
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The White House is weighing some curbs on U.S. investments in China, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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The move follows Washington reneging on a 2015 deal to lift sanctions in return for curbs on Iran's nuclear program.
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Global players like Amazon are used to operating in a variety of regulatory environments and can live with the curbs.
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The truck led police on a long chase, hopping curbs, doing U-turns and maneuvering around other vehicles and police.
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The court ruling curbs supply to RWE's brown-coal power plants, and hard coal could cover part of the deficit.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 44.
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However, Russia has so far been opposed to deeper cuts — as well as an even longer extension of output curbs.
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Whether it results in meaningful curbs on the companies will depend in good part on the persistence of the investigators.
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A Russian official indicated this week Moscow wanted to pump more, although OPEC has been saying the curbs must remain.
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Many have reinvested in Iran since the 2015 accord, which suspended sanctions in return for curbs on Tehran's nuclear programs.
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It also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and better access for U.S. firms to Chinese markets.
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Below are some details about the materials targeted, the companies involved, the outlook for further curbs and the row itself: The tighter export curbs target three materials: fluorinated polyimides, used in smartphone displays; photoresists, used to transfer circuit patterns on to semiconductor wafers; and hydrogen fluoride, used as an etching gas when making chips.
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That means the kingdom could add roughly 570,000 bpd to the market even if the alliance rolls over the production curbs.
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Some have foretold the curbs, arguing that this marks Apple's latest step to fill a regulatory loophole in its Chinese service.
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The build fed concerns that a supply glut could persist even as OPEC seeks to prop up prices with output curbs.
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Nonetheless the plastics industry can expect ever more curbs on its products, a trend that will force businesses involved to reshape.
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Everything from sidewalks and curbs to streets, building designs, urban layouts, and living patterns will change as computers take the wheel.
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The EU will implement new curbs on dark pool trading from January 2018 but such large trades will benefit from exemptions.
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It announced new curbs in mid-March as prices and sales picked up again, shrugging off measures implemented late last year.
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Russia's energy minister said no decision was expected before January on whether to extend output curbs beyond the end of March.
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Any move to ease curbs on majority ownership in many sectors, including financial services, will spur more such deals, they added.
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Samsung and LG both issued statements saying that import curbs would hurt consumers by raising prices, limiting choice and stifling innovation.
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Although it has received less publicity than the world's only sex-specific driving ban, it imposes harsher curbs on female mobility.
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Unlike male circumcision, which at least curbs the transmission of HIV, the AIDS-causing virus, FGM brings no medical benefit whatsoever.
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Novak did not mention for how long he thought curbs should be extended in comments sent by the Russian energy ministry.
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His fiscal curbs and a raft of financial and labour-market reforms speeded up a vigorous economic recovery, but were unpopular.
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said this month it was too early for those countries to be considered for output curbs.
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With tighter curbs and higher taxes in their home market, the companies are likely to seek to expand across the Atlantic.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak, however, said he could not say for sure if it was time to tighten output curbs.
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Those curbs will be lifted in most regions on Thursday, which marks the end of the four-month winter heating season.
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Infrastructures were built for able bodies, where legs could easily bend and straighten over curbs and stairs to underscore normative agility.
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The production curbs, sometimes referred to as the Vienna agreement, aim to drain oversupply from the oil market and boost prices.
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But public support for curbs has grown in Poland where people work longer hours than in almost any other EU state.
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Home prices in smaller cities started to climb last summer as property curbs in big cities prompted speculators to look elsewhere.
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So far he has moved to roll back carbon emissions limits, lift curbs on federal energy leasing, and ease permitting requirements.
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But it said it would keep curbs on withdrawals of cryptocurrencies until it could guarantee the secure resumption of its operations.
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The currency has steadied so far this year, helped by the capital curbs and a retreat in the surging U.S. dollar.
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Macron, a former investment banker, has also come under fire for scrapping a wealth tax and curbs on social housing aid.
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It made me want to jump curbs and ram the front shock absorber into potholes just for the fun of it.
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But futures markets remain cautious as the spread of ASF to the United States would likely prompt curbs on U.S. pork.
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Meanwhile Winston Peters, who leads the populist New Zealand First party, is calling for curbs on immigration and the free market.
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In Brazil's municipal vote last year, the campaign curbs seemed to have helped more incumbent mayors than expected win re-election.
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In Switzerland, often thought of as a bankers' paradise, voters backed draconian curbs on executive pay in a referendum in 2013.
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Prices had been supported by supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and producing allies, including Russia.
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The producer group and its allies are due to meet in the coming weeks to decide whether to maintain supply curbs.
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Although OPEC states have been complying with supply curbs, led by Saudi Arabia, U.S. inventories have swelled to a new high.
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Investors were rattled by fresh regulatory curbs on insurers' stock investments, and worries about incoming U.S. president Donald Trump's China policy.
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The Bankers Association of Zimbabwe and manufacturers have given their support to the printing of new notes and curbs on imports.
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Oil has rallied than 13 percent in less than two weeks since OPEC proposed its first production curbs in eight years.
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OPEC compliance with the output curbs in May was 108 percent, while non-OPEC compliance was 100 percent, the source said.
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Oil prices rose as expectations that OPEC and other producers will extend output curbs outweighed rising production in Libya and elsewhere.
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Despite the current ownership curbs, most global banks have waited patiently for the sector to open up more - given its potential.
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In recent years, regulators have imposed curbs on his mobile firm for its dominance, showing a clout they never had before.
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In May he is due to decide whether to stick with the agreement that curbs Iran's nuclear programme or pull out.
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Japan made legal changes last year to attract more fintech ventures, including easing curbs on bank investment in non-financial firms.
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Every inhabitant of the Oval Office since Jimmy Carter has imposed some kind of protectionist curbs on trade, often on steel.
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They worry that curbs to migration and trade could hurt two key sources of New Zealand's robust growth in recent years.
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Oil slipped, in part because ample U.S. supplies outweighed OPEC output curbs and rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
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But the cost to insert new traffic signals, drainage, curbs and various other items to complete the project may inflate costs.
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The powerful National Rifle Association traditionally opposes such curbs, citing the right to bear arms under the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment.
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Washington also wants more access to China's markets for U.S. businesses, curbs on industrial subsidies and increased purchases of American products.
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The CEO also said he did not see the dollar curbs as a major obstacle for Iran's banks to resume trading.
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Gun-related stocks rose sharply Monday, ahead of President Barak Obama's expected speech on gun control curbs later in the day.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria have also been exempt from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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Yet its shares rose on hopes that Tokyo's recent technology export curbs on South Korea will depress supply and lift prices.
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But the government believes waiting would invite more risks and expects the RBI to lift curbs on four of the lenders.
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In June, the producer group decided to relax output curbs in place since 2017, after pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The demand for strict curbs on giving colistin to animals is the latest in a string of warnings about antimicrobial resistance.
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After OPEC's decision in November, Al-Falih expressed confidence that no further supply curbs would be needed because of rising demand.
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But far from lifting sanctions, U.S. lawmakers this week voted for fresh, stickier, curbs while preventing Trump from easing existing ones.
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About 1.1 million Rohingya live in Rakhine, but are denied citizenship and face curbs on movement and access to basic services.
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The legislation also curbs Obamacare's expanded Medicaid help for the poor and reshapes subsidies to low-income people for private insurance.
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Unless OPEC extends the curbs beyond June or makes bigger cuts, traders say oil prices are at risk of falling further.
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But it is now weighing stricter curbs in other markets: new rules on payday loans are expected in the first quarter.
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Still, Brent has risen 20 percent this year due to supply curbs led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The curbs on numbers of new games, among other things, knocked around $20 billion off Tencent Holdings' market value in August.
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His new top aide, John Kelly, has placed sharp curbs on who engages with the President, even at his private club.
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Output curbs related to efforts to control pollution and the cutting of older, less efficient capacity, has boosted the industry's fortunes.
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A more sustainable approach also enlists a city's curbs, medians, parking lots, parks and waterfronts in the service of flood protection.
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There's speculation that Trump will move to unravel the international deal, signed under President Barack Obama, that curbs Iran's nuclear program.
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OPEC has signalled its willingness to continue supporting prices by indicating it will extend output curbs through the end of 2018.
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Former President Obama helped spearhead the international agreement, which offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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And curbs on free movement of people would add disruption for the 30,000 people that cross the border daily for work.
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Curbs on the daily cash withdrawal limit in Macau come as China steps up measures to stem capital outflows more broadly.
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Walker said the more Dreamers who'd be given an opportunity for citizenship, the tighter curbs on family-based migration would be.
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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is considering imposing stiff curbs on steel and aluminum imports from China as well.
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The Obama administration has said such curbs are needed to protect consumers from taking on more debt than they can handle.
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A former central bank adviser earlier this week said China's real estate curbs were appropriate and did not need further tightening.
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Its curbs on oil output had propped up prices, taking Brent above $64 last week to highs not seen since 2015.
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The Polish challenge prompted the EU's Luxembourg-based General Court to impose curbs on Gazprom's use of the pipeline in December.
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"You need to be better with the technical sections, how you take the curbs, how you take the line," he said.
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A firm dollar curbs demand for commodities priced in the greenback by making them more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Prices had been supported by supply curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and some allies including Russia.
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The curbs on infrastructure spending that China is enacting may also prove problematic for HTT and its commercial project in Tongren.
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Tokyo was "not thinking at all" of withdrawing the curbs and they did not violate World Trade Organization rules, he added.
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If OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from supply curbs, are included, the total rises to 1.4 million bpd.
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She was responding to a question from a student who had asked whether the new Polish law curbs freedom of expression.
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But it has not so far imposed curbs on an industry estimated to be adding 200,13 users in India every month.
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India's Trade Minister Suresh Prabhu said last week the country would bilaterally discuss import curbs on steel with the United States.
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Oil prices have risen generally amid production curbs, which began in 2017, led by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Modi's government has already announced price curbs on drugs used to treat critical ailments such as cancer, HIV/AIDS and diabetes.
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Iran agreed to curbs on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of a number of sanctions under the deal.
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Nelson said that the curbs on Huawei had led to a host of Asian companies moving supply chains back to Asia.
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The proposal also called for a border wall and curbs on some legal immigration programs, measures some Democrats have called unacceptable.
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Then there are the piles on the curbs and sidewalks, which make irresistible playpens for children and fluffy bathrooms for dogs.
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China's home price growth has slowed significantly since the second half of 2017 due to intensive local curbs on speculative investments.
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The carrier Lufthansa said that it would continue to offer flights to the U.S. despite travel curbs by the U.S. administration.
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"Under the circumstances, anyone would do that," said the source at the Japanese supplier that has been hit by the curbs.
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Inrix, an analytics firm, partnered with nonprofit Open Transport Partnership's SharedStreets to create a standard for street-level data, including curbs.
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Refiners around the world have already started cutting output or are considering such measures as the coronavirus curbs travel and driving.
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Last year Tokyo slapped trade curbs on South Korea and South Koreans responded with a boycott on Japanese goods and services.
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Other companies including London Stock Exchange Group , and U.S. grains trader Cargill Inc have also placed curbs on non-essential travel.
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A Russian official indicated this week that Moscow wanted to pump more, although OPEC has been saying the curbs must remain.
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The curbs will also be enforced along the border with East Timor, where cases had been reported since late in September.
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The bill will now head to the House, where conservatives are demanding stronger curbs to Dodd-Frank before pledging their support.
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The United States has imposed some of the toughest curbs on travelers from China, going beyond WHO recommendations and offending Beijing.
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Apple supplier Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, is re-opening a key Chinese plant as authorities ease curbs.
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The United States has imposed some of the toughest curbs on travelers from China, going beyond WHO recommendations and offending Beijing.
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South Korea last month initiated a WTO dispute against Japan's export curbs involving three materials used in smartphone chips and displays.
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Pat McCrory has withdrawn his lawsuit against the Obama administration over the state's law that curbs legal protections for transgender people.
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Protests have flared in Kashmir despite the curbs, and critics say India's move will alienate Kashmiris further and fuel armed resistance.
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Last month, Bloomberg, and other news outlets including CNBC, reported the U.S. was thinking about curbs on American investments in China.
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It also curbs the number of North Korean laborers working abroad and clamps down on new economic joint ventures with Pyongyang.
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Tianjin's problems also reflect growing strains on China's economy as curbs on pollution, local government debt and shadow financing hit home.
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Despite the new cuts, OPEC stopped short of pledging action beyond March and analysts questioned the impact of the latest curbs.
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The traffic lights were flashing yellow on eerily deserted streets, ruined household belongings piled on curbs like hillocks of plowed snow.
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The U.S. was among several countries who placed travel curbs on Chinese citizens, or travelers who have been to mainland China.
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Refiners around the world have already started cutting output or are considering such measures as the coronavirus curbs travel and driving.
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The government also wants to make it easier to withdraw banking licenses and tighten curbs on taking cash out of Latvia.
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At issue before the court is whether the travel curbs violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on favoring one religion over another.
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Then we should hold members of Congress to a higher standard of conduct, with curbs on outside income and stock trading.
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Nelson said that the curbs on Huawei had led to a host of Asian companies moving supply chains back to Asia.
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Washington also wants more access to China's vast markets for U.S. companies, curbs on industrial subsidies and increased purchases of American products.
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Washington also wants more access to China's vast markets for U.S. businesses, curbs on industrial subsidies and increased purchases of American products.
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Without production curbs, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch predict the global aluminium market could be oversupplied by 8% by 2020.
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Shares of J Kumar Infraprojects and Prakash Industries resumed trade after India's Securities Appellate Tribunal stayed a SEBI order on trading curbs.
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Resource shares remained weak, as China imposed fresh curbs on commodities, triggering continued correction in materials such as iron ore and steel.
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China's property market has been heating up, despite tighter curbs designed to rein in a more-than-two-year real estate boom.
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Curbs on foreign exchange management will be relaxed, and China will look into loosening restrictions on individuals making overseas investments, Lu said.
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Analysts are expecting new property curbs to have an impact on economic growth, but the impact may not show up in October.
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On Thursday, China unveiled a long-anticipated easing of foreign investment curbs on sectors including banking, the automotive, heavy industries and agriculture.
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In a sign that it would further relax curbs, China's health commission said in September that it would abolish family planning offices.
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Oil slipped as ample U.S. supplies and excess speculation outweighed OPEC output curbs and rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Given that China's market is very momentum driven, the 5 percent and 7 percent trading curbs need to be widened, he said.
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There will be some focus on whether Nigeria and Libya, who have been exempt from the curbs, will join any future cuts.
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Those are a mandatory cut in America's trade deficit and curbs on Beijing's plan to bankroll the country's move into advanced technologies.
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The U.S. last week added Huawei to a trade blacklist, which puts curbs on its ability to do business with American firms.
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Oil LCOc3003 is trading near a two-year high supported by falling inventories, strong demand and high compliance with the promised curbs.
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Trump has until April 11 to announce his decision on steel import curbs and until April 20 to decide on aluminum restrictions.
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Hongqiao said in February around 100,000 tonnes of aluminum production was affected by curbs on industrial output during the 2018/19 winter.
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He has until April 26.5 to announce his decision on steel import curbs and by April 20 to decide on aluminum restrictions.
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The potential curbs by the so-called OPEC-plus group come just 6 months after the coalition agreed to loosen production constraints.
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Underpinning the turnaround have been curbs on supply—both voluntary, to push up commodity prices, and involuntary, such as strikes and stoppages.
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"The relaxation of existing curbs will ease restrictions on investment inflows to China," wrote Raymond Yeung, ANZ's chief economist of Greater China.
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The release of the Americans coincided with the lifting of economic sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on Tehran's nuclear program.
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The scooters are forcing conversations about who is entitled to use sidewalks, streets, and curbs, and who should pay for their upkeep.
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The curbs implemented by the exchanges appeared to be having the desired effect, said Wang Di, analyst at CRU consultancy in Beijing.
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The earlier draft contained stronger curbs, said health groups, who had hoped the national law would completely ban smoking in public places.
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Fresh home purchase curbs dampened investors' appetite for properties, after China's Tianjin and Shanghai introduced new measures to cool the frothy market.
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Officials there have said they will continue some curbs beyond the March expiry, including at eight mills located near the city center.
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In Charleston, W.Va., near-whiteout conditions appeared on Friday afternoon as snow piled high enough to hide the curbs on the sidewalk.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by sluggish exports and Japan's export curbs on key chip and display production materials.
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More than half its revenue for the quarter came from clients outside the European Economic Area, not limited by the new curbs.
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The new charges, effective from July, come hard on the heels of curbs on permissible investments for foreigners and tighter immigration rules.
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The company was working on diversifying vendors and minimizing input of the materials affected by Japanese export curbs, Cha added, without elaborating.
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The curbs have had a clear impact on the market, reining in house price inflation, tempering home sales growth and encouraging destocking.
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Israel curbs working ties with nations that voted for UN resolution Kerry has had a flatter set of priorities than his predecessor.
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Even so, traders said prices were unlikely to fall far due to the OPEC-led curbs and the risk of further disruptions.
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Investor sentiment has laboured under tighter liquidity conditions and regulatory measures, including a crackdown on speculation involving curbs on lending, analysts said.
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Beijing has been trying to keep the yuan high, imposing administrative curbs to check capital outflows and depleting its huge foreign reserves.
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Per Reuters, that is "stoking concerns a global glut could persist even as OPEC tries to prop up prices with output curbs."
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The official who briefed reporters on the meeting said the decision on export curbs was not related to what has been reported.
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Two more airports have since opened, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said, adding that curbs were expected to be removed on Tuesday.
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Oil has rallied more than 13 percent in less than two weeks since OPEC proposed its first production curbs in eight years.
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According to the RBI board member, the government wants the RBI to ease those curbs and lower capital requirements for the 11.
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Economic growth in Gulf countries is slowing as low oil prices have led to spending curbs and job cuts across major sectors.
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The outflows, which caused a $320 billion decline last year in Chinese foreign exchange reserves, have prompted authorities to strengthen capital curbs.
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Late last month a statement posted on the Education Ministry website said new curbs were needed to counter worsening myopia among minors.
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The original G-Ro's claim to fame were its massive wheels designed to lift over curbs and offer a smooth, steady ride.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other oil producers led by Russia agreed last month to ease production curbs.
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Although President Joko Widodo has promised to ease media curbs in the eastern province, journalists face difficulties in reporting from the region.
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The curbs have boosted oil prices and in turn revived the shale industry in the United States after a two-year downturn.
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Government curbs on margin financing continued to weigh on trading, while crackdowns on property-related and other structured products also hit revenues.
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Russia's agriculture safety watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor said on Monday it would place temporary curbs on pork and beef imports from Brazil starting Dec.
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Trump and congressional Republicans are aiming to pass tax-reform legislation this year that lowers rates and curbs and eliminates tax breaks.
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It's not clear, however, if people who smoke stay thinner because smoking curbs appetite, or even if smokers really do stay thin.
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It usually takes a year or more for export curbs to be removed for a company, but Washington can act more quickly.
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But property speculators are betting the government will relent and ease curbs if economic growth begins to falter, as many analysts expect.
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Beijing has since tried to curtail direct borrowing by local governments for such projects, but officials have found ways around the curbs.
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China's industrial output curbs are to control pollution during its peak winter heating season, which is considered to have started on Wednesday.
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Japan last week imposed tighter curbs on exports of high-tech materials to South Korea for making smartphone displays and memory chips.
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Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC Russia have said they want to see output curbs extended for another nine months until March 2018.
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Even before the ministry's latest warning, the prosperous city of Suzhou, just northwest of Shanghai, had already rolled out new property curbs.
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Foreign investors such as Allianz remain optimistic about China's real estate market despite Beijing's tougher property curbs and a slowing domestic economy.
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She invited current and past co-workers to her garage to pulverize items she had collected from the curbs in her neighborhood.
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A lack of stockpiles and worries about electricity blackouts are spurring Chinese officials to reverse curbs that once helped reduce coal production.
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Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have been anxious to counter speculation about an early end to production curbs.
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Vitamin D has a three-fold role in the immune system – it fights infections and curbs autoimmune processes as well as inflammation.
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This is the first time that the Supreme Court will weigh in on a law that curbs the harmful practices of CPCs.
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Even Mr. Obama has conceded the need for some curbs on benefits as part of a bipartisan "grand bargain" on the budget.
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Major producers meeting in Vienna said they may wait until January before deciding whether to extend output curbs beyond the first quarter.
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Beijing ditched blanket winter output curbs for heavy industry last year, allowing local authorities to adopt measures based on regional emission levels.
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Some people also took advantage of new talent policies to qualify as 'local' buyers, skirting existing curbs targeted at out-of-towners.
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In another major move, Mr. Obama's administration removed some of the strictest restrictions on travel to Cuba and eased curbs on commerce.
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But the China Securities Journal said in a front-page commentary on Friday that curbs on the property market should remain tight.
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One area would be what I call "re-imagining streetscapes," [which means] how to better manage and design roads, curbs, and sidewalks.
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Oil prices fell about 1 percent as worries about rising U.S. supplies outweighed OPEC pledges to boost compliance with curbs on production.
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Analysts expect the fresh curbs - the tightest restrictions since August 2014 - to have only a moderate impact on the overall housing market.
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This depends on how much society curbs its carbon emissions in the coming decade and beyond, and potentially stabilizes the warming climate.
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Here are the details on the travel curbs: — The limits will last 30 days and go into effect at midnight on Friday.
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Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the army will help enforce the curbs from Sunday as some residents continued to disregard them.
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Prices of homes in major Chinese cities have stabilized in the past year following several waves of purchase curbs to deter speculators.
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He has scaled back wealth taxes, pressed for curbs on social housing aid, and cutting civil service numbers is in his sights.
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South Korean market had been choppy on worries over Japan's export curbs and ahead of Samsung's second-quarter profit announcement, Lee added.
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Private bankers say a series of curbs including tighter loan restrictions and heavier taxes have pushed investors away from the housing market.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson ratcheted up Britain's attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus on Monday, announcing strict curbs on ordinary life.
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Be smart: As a public right of way, curbs are becoming a kind of network interface for new technology and transportation options.
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For example: Coord, a New York-based startup that spun out of Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs, wants to make curbs more productive — i.e.
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The export curbs require Japanese companies to apply for licenses for each of the three chemical materials they sell to South Korea.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson ratcheted up Britain's attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus on Monday, announcing strict curbs on ordinary life.
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On Wednesday, Malaysia adopted curbs on travel and business to rein in a spike in virus infections, which totalled 900 by Thursday.
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The State Department cast the restrictions as an act of "reciprocity," noting that U.S. diplomats in China face far more severe curbs.
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Incremental moves are starting to be made to offset the effects of stringent curbs imposed on the movement of people and goods.
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Proposed tweaks to the Volcker Rule, which curbs bank risk-taking, would allow firms to invest heavily in funds backing start-ups.
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Reaction to the travel curbs from some Muslim majority countries not on the list of seven designated countries has been more muted.
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The new rules, first reported in The Wall Street Journal, also place curbs on the collection of DNA from teenagers and children.
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"Output curbs have eased after the National Day holiday, which piled pressures to (the) supply side," Huatai Futures wrote in a note.
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The White House is reportedly considering some curbs on U.S. investments in China, amid the prolonged trade dispute between the two countries.
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China faced mounting isolation from international travel curbs and flight suspensions on Saturday as the death toll from coronavirus rose to 259.
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In New York City, bike lanes have been created between curbs and parking spots — a model that has been widely copied elsewhere.
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Italy saw a rise to 20.4 cases and imposed stringent curbs in parts of the country to try to stop the spread.
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OANDA's Moya also pointed to signs the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was unlikely to add to existing supply curbs.
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If the talks do not resolve the issues, South Korea has said it would request a WTO panel ruling on the curbs.
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However, production curbs at factories have triggered fears of supply shortages, giving a major boost to iron ore and steel futures prices.
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Emefiele had promised a "purely market driven" exchange rate but has retained hard currency curbs to limit imports of almost 230 goods.
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That prompted the central bank to announce it would ease back its macro-prudential mortgage lending curbs at the start of 2018.
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In Guangdong province, first-tier city Guangzhou already has home purchase restrictions in place while Fushan imposed new curbs on Oct 4.
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After the country's repeated announcements of new settlement construction in the West Bank, Mr. Trump unexpectedly called for curbs on the projects.
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Officials there have said they will continue some curbs beyond the March expiry, including at eight mills located near the city centre.
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China has struggled to implement production curbs in heavy industry to cut emissions as part of the country's intensified anti-pollution campaign.
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The curbs automatically activate for the KOSPI when the KOSPI 200 futures fluctuates 5% from the previous close for over a minute.
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Other families have waited in emergency parking lots and on curbs for fear of how much it would cost to step inside.
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He has criticized a 2015 agreement which effectively lifted some western sanctions on Iran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Most recently, the massacre of 17 people at a Florida high school has led to calls for tighter curbs on gun ownership.
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Every time I try to cut into a corner, the steering jolts in my hands as the car bumps over trackside curbs.
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Oil prices eased as concerns about a global economic slowdown offset wagers that OPEC and its allies will extend their supply curbs.
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In a Gaza Strip accustomed to such curbs on movement, the recent changes - however temporary and precarious - are a relief to some.
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The Trump administration argues that the curbs did not go far enough and it wants to force Iran back to the negotiating table.
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The group could announce the new output curbs at a meeting next month, but Trump's intervention injects uncertainty into the alliance's decision-making.
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The utility faces regulatory curbs on how much it can charge consumers, restricting its ability to make up for losses through rate hikes.
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The energy index was up 1.7 percent as oil futures rose after OPEC and other major producers agreed to extend their production curbs.
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Iran agreed to curbs on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of a number of sanctions as part of the deal.
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But the offshore yuan hit its strongest level in a week after a report of fresh currency curbs, which was denied by authorities.
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The curbs mark one of the latest steps in Beijing's 'war on pollution' as it pushes to clear the country's notoriously polluted skies.
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Consider four potential dangers: a stronger dollar; trade wars; immigration curbs; and a tax holiday that prompts American firms to repatriate foreign profits.
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In May Mr Trump pulled America out of a deal that curbs Iran's nuclear-weapons programme in return for the lifting of sanctions.
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Labor's 2019 campaign has focused on higher spending for health and education, and more ambitious curbs to greenhouse gas pollution than his opponents.
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Sales and stock prices of firearms makers slumped after Trump's unexpected election victory was seen as reducing prospects for curbs on gun ownership.
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Regulatory curbs on the real estate market, the country's economic slowdown and lower overseas M&A activity are pulling Chinese loan volume lower.
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The company said the drop would have been worse if the European Union had not imposed new curbs on steel imports in February.
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Abe last month tightened curbs on exports to South Korea of three high-tech materials needed to make memory chips and display panels.
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Some economists, however, think the housing boom may have peaked as more cities impose curbs on property purchases to cool surging home prices.
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South Korea's Samsung Electronics has sent letters to partners urging them to stockpile more Japanese components in case Tokyo widens its export curbs.
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Its fiscal rule curbs government spending when the copper price exceeds its long-term trend, as judged by an independent committee of experts.
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Nearly half of students advocate some curbs on expression, and nearly a fifth think it acceptable to shut down unacceptable speech with violence.
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Shares of companies potentially affected by the export curbs, such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, rose 297.5% and 2108.03% respectively on Thursday.
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However, he has made some serious errors, too, such as undermining the deal with Iran that curbs its ability to make nuclear bombs.
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PG&E faces regulatory curbs on how much it can charge consumers, restricting its ability to make up for losses through rate hikes.
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SPIDERMAN CAUGHT IN WEB Economists say the tech export curbs could shave 0.4 percentage point off South Korea's gross domestic product this year.
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The U.S. recently added Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to a trade blacklist, which puts curbs on its ability to do business in America.
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The fresh restrictions could deal an additional blow to South Korean chipmakers already scrambling to secure key material after last month's export curbs.
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New curbs on foreign property ownership, with banks restricting investment and adding credit controls, would further weigh on the property market, Christopher added.
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The commodity has rallied more than 13 percent in less than two weeks since OPEC proposed its first production curbs in eight years.
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Iran re-emerged as a major oil exporter in 2016 after international sanctions against it were lifted in return for the nuclear curbs.
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OPEC and its partners may not renew the curbs when they expire after June because of the risk of over-tightening the market.
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Tencent said it introduced the play time and spending curbs for minors and those under 12 effective from Tuesday out of social responsibility.
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But Trump's protectionist policies and immigration curbs have taken away some investors' appetite for risk, leading them to trim their long dollar positions.
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These are the second parliamentary elections since thousands of Moroccans took to the streets in 2011 demanding curbs on the near-absolute monarchy.
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The production curbs by the so-called OPEC+ group have played a major part in the rebound in the oil market this year.
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China said on Monday it would relax residency curbs in many of its smaller cities and increase infrastructure spending to boost economic growth.
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Pilots at Air France announced on Monday that they too were ready to strike over planned salary curbs but had set no date.
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Morgan Stanley believes the output curbs, along with U.S. sanctions, will soon push the market into undersupply and support Brent prices at $75.
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Tangshan government has ordered steel mills to step up production curbs to an average of 30% in May from around 20% in April.
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The output curbs by the so-called OPEC+ group have played a major part in the oil market's rebound so far this year.
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The output curbs by the so-called OPEC+ group have played a major part in the rebound in the oil market this year.
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Last week, OPEC+ canceled an April meeting meant to review the output pact, leaving the production curbs in place until at least June.
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In May, Trump withdrew the United States from an international deal to put curbs on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for easing sanctions.
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Tehran has responded by reducing curbs on its nuclear program, although steps it has taken so far stop short of violating the agreement.
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If the supply curbs are extended, then OPEC will likely struggle to keep its members adhering to the their output targets, Weinberg said.
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The authorities have responded with a barrage of margin hikes and trading curbs that have damped but not extinguished the crowd's animal spirits.
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The new provision curbs Credit Default Swaps (CDS) holders' ability to call a default by removing their right to vote on creditor decisions.
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The mat can be pulled from the trunk and folded away into the wheelchair to make it up curbs and other difficult terrain.
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Earlier in the day, senators passed a bill that many prosecutors and judges say curbs their ability to carry out probes targeting politicians.
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And he had a hunch that an experimental drug that curbs influenza's ability to replicate might work on this enigmatic emerging virus too.
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" LEE MI-SEON, FIXED-INCOME ANALYST, HANA FINANCIAL INVESTMENT "The unexpected export curbs by Japan give a negative effect to South Korea's economy.
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Trump now has until around April 11 to decide whether to impose steel import curbs and April 20 to decide on aluminum restrictions.
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Steel producers say supply in China remains excessive despite production curbs imposed by Beijing to battle smog, suggesting prices could remain under pressure.
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It has forecast a revenue drop of around 4.6 percent as it grapples with the aftermath of new government curbs on medical advertising.
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Shipping its products to China from France would reduce the risk to Treasury if Beijing put curbs on imports from the United States.
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Although President Joko Widodo has promised to ease media curbs in Papua, but foreign journalists often face challenges in reporting from the region.
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President Trump last month chose to decertify the accord, which provided Tehran with sanctions relief in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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International sanctions were lifted in January in exchange for curbs to Iran's nuclear program under a deal reached with world powers in 2015.
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In 2008, all OPEC members quickly supported supply curbs led by Saudi as oil plunged in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
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But in a market like oil, traders will respond to the prospect of supply curbs in future by driving up the price now.
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He wove through cars and trucks at speed, cantered over curbs, and gunned down sidewalks, a hornet's cloud of other scooters around him.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash told Reuters that the UAE could not rule out more curbs on bilateral business.
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Jerry Brown is making some temporary water curbs permanent, despite a slight easing of dry conditions from rains brought on by El Niño.
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The United States and European Union have suspended funding for next year's election and Washington has put visa curbs on some Cambodian leaders.
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Policymakers have also clamped down on banks' mortgage lending over the past couple of years, including stiff curbs on buying properties for rent.
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Shares in $260 billion Samsung Electronics slid after the company warned of poor visibility into the impact of Tokyo's export curbs on Seoul.
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OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from the curbs, leaving them free to ramp up output that had been sapped by local unrest.
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The Duesseldorf court in July ruled in favour of Gazprom after two Polish firms sought curbs on Gazprom's Opal use citing competition grounds.
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Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's lucrative healthcare advertising business, spurring Baidu to lower its revenue forecasts for the second quarter.
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Zanganeh told the Wall Street Journal newspaper that OPEC when it meets in June could agree to begin easing current curbs in 2019.
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The second consultation will consider extra curbs on internal model use for credit risk, such as by using capital "floors", the statement said.
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Officials from the two sides were meeting in Tokyo on Friday, but Japan has said it was not thinking of withdrawing the curbs.
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Raising output would bring an end to about 18 months of strict supply curbs amid concerns that oil price have risen too far.
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In Seoul, a government official said a South Korean foreign ministry official was expected to discuss the curbs with his counterpart in Washington.
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Online curbs safeguard the prestige and image of such products in the eyes of consumers, Julie Bousin, lawyer for the French government, said.
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In May, Republican Trump withdrew the United States from the deal to put curbs on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for easing sanctions.
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Another divisive issue has been a proposal by the Trump administration to put seasonal curbs on some agricultural exports to the United States.
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New Delhi has since eased some of the curbs although no one detained has been freed and mobile and internet connections remain suspended.
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