While such behavior risks eroding the Saudi state's financial cushion, at least the kingdom has a cushion.
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"If someone spills red wine on a back cushion, we can just replace that cushion," Mr. Reno said.
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There's a little cushion [on the controller], which is a reference to the cushion on a classic mixing board.
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When, at one point, she sits on a rustic whoopee cushion, it seems like overkill; she is already a whoopee cushion.
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"The cushion was put on the sofa before but this product combined the sofa and the cushion which moves freely," Kyoung told A'Design.
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Snore X Double-Padded Chin Cushion Silence snoring with this comfortable, double-padded chin cushion that helps eliminate tossing and turning all night.
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A zabuton: YogaAccessories Zabuton Meditation Cushion ($41.99 to $45.99)A zafu: Gaiam Zafu Meditation Cushion ($37.99)A bench: Meditation Designs Acacia Wood Meditation Bench ($45.95)
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Get the Zabuton Meditation Mat for $43 See Details If you're looking for a bit more cushion to rest on, then this round Zafu cushion is for you.
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Julep recently launched its Cushion Complexion, a multi-tasking cushion concealer, and with it came an empowering beauty campaign about breaking down stereotypes and pressures that come with being a woman in 2017.
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Since then, I've tried almost every type of cushion makeup — liners, correctors, foundations, you name it — and the spongy variations quickly replaced many of their non-cushion counterparts in my makeup bag. Why?
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Stocks during this cycle have never had a smaller valuation cushion compared with corporate-debt yields, but that cushion is a good deal higher than it was throughout the 1990s and mid-2000s.
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Ducking inside, I was handed a blindfold and seat cushion.
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I would suggest giving yourself a week or more cushion.
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There isn't a nest egg or a cushion of money.
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Analysts have said the bank helps cushion insurance business volatility.
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Debt relief agreed on in June helps cushion its return.
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Pockets in the front of the seat cushion are brilliant.
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He prefers keeping a large cushion for big insurance claims.
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"There is more of a cushion with soybeans," said Roose.
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My hanging arms became like a cushion for my head.
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And what the heck, they have got a cushion job.
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Police found a bag of salt under a sofa cushion.
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In case of decline, 11,800 would act as strong cushion.
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Some families can build up savings to provide a cushion.
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But when disaster hits, farmers nowadays have a bigger cushion.
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They also have hidden airmesh padding to cushion your shoulders.
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Cheap energy from the sun would cushion retirement, he thought.
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Yes, and I think it can cushion the gay experience.
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That provided starter Aaron Sanchez with a nice early cushion.
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Having a cushion has always been a priority for me.
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They have this cushion that they push onto their iPhones.
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Once they get a cushion, it's hard to overcome that.
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The cushion comes in two colors and retails for $92.
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Instead, he recommends replacing your cushion compact every six months.
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He also has the cushion of a very strong economy.
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He gets antsy if even one couch cushion is astray.
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I spend all night feeling like a walking whoopee cushion.
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What type of meditation cushion or bench should I use?
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It is far more daunting without that kind of cushion.
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The loan provides us with a cushion for leaner times.
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"To try to cushion, you know, the pain of separation."
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There is no cushion, no second chance, no helping hand.
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There was a desk, and there was another cushion here.
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Yet the time cushion wasn't enough for some of them.
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This headroom provides additional cushion in case of tenant default.
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The harrow fluffs and aerates the cushion, eliminating those imperfections.
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Many players had no financial cushion to fall back on.
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This really was the origin story the Whoopee Cushion deserved.
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But nothing could cushion the shock of his brother's slaying.
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McConnell now has a bigger time cushion to gather support.
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At best, he could cushion the blow of trading Latos.
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Disaster survivors have also said the extra cushion, in addition to being a backup if yours is ruined; the extra cushion works great as a pillow if you are spending the night in a shelter.
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"It's definitely a cushion," Colon said of the revenue from Withfriends.
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"Therefore, the cushion to absorb any further weakness has worn thinner."
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But the survey shows a more comfortable cushion for Republican Sen.
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For some full-time workers, the cushion might be freelance work.
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Analysts say they look for a comfortable cushion above that level.
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There's a cushion now in place in front of earnings season.
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IT'S LIKE YOU FOUND SOME POCKET CHANGE IN YOUR COUCH CUSHION.
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To be sure, low energy costs have given airlines a cushion.
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"What's that mark on the couch cushion?" your friends will ask.
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These moves could help cushion the economy from another damaging recession.
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He'll center a thermometer here, or flip a couch cushion there.
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Look, here's a human wearing an oversized novelty whoopie cushion getup.
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Thankfully, the cushion-y applicator makes it much easier to use.
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This has helped cushion the metal from falling car sales globally.
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This will give a slightly plumper cushion to a Tory majority.
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Universal basic income would provide that sort of cushion, Zuckerberg argued.
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They went into the locker room with a 63-51 cushion.
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The improved headband cushion makes it great for extended listening times.
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The executives have something of a cushion; their members do not.
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Not so much down low, but she's got a lotta cushion.
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"Her cushion hasn't disappeared altogether, but it has shrunk," Putnam said.
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There is still a considerable cushion saved during oil boom times.
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It would have a cushion that would make collapse less likely.
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You could cushion the economy from shocks by adjusting the rate.
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But his most pressing task is to thicken Deutsche's capital cushion.
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Others prefer to position it over their mound for extra cushion.
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The corners have extra rubber bumpers to cushion shocks and drops.
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And plan for surprises by adding some cushion to your budget.
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So always keep your cushion compact's lid closed tightly, warns Robinson.
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By that point, West Virginia's cushion had ballooned to 21-23.
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Headlines Hammond seeks Brexit transition as cushion for the economy on.ft.
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But restructuring and cost-cutting should cushion the blow, Bornstein said.
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Vegas is no cushion for those who want to export themselves.
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This helped cushion the blow of the fallout around the world.
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In 2009 dollars, $10 would cushion a buyer for sales tax.
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And of course, working together, we may not need that cushion.
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Yet they may help cushion the economic impact of the virus.
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Grab a mat for yoga or to cushion your floor workouts.
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That's why everyone needs an emergency cushion to soften the blow.
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Josh Pannepacker wishes he even had that level of financial cushion.
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After providing the Yankees with another lead, Hicks provided a cushion.
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That reduces their capacity to cushion surrounding regions against temperature extremes.
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His friends tossed pillows onto the ground to cushion his landing.
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Higher yields provide more cushion against falling prices during market downturns.
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Thankfully, a soft, fluffy comforter is there to cushion her fall.
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Third-party vendors and online sales haven't provided a sufficient cushion.
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Twice, Arkansas hit all three free throws to build a cushion.
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All eight obligors' liquidity cushion is assessed by Fitch as weaker.
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"You have to invest in some kind of cushion," he said.
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His hand rested on the cushion between him and the girl.
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Perhaps the most famous of those things was the Whoopee Cushion.
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Just the cushion of a deep slumber, as everything went blank.
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The sand provides a proper cushion for the fragile human foot.
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Moody's calculates that 6.63% of US deals were loan-only covenant-lite deals in 26.6, with an average equity cushion of 22005%, compared with 2400% loan-only deals and a cushion of 33.2% in 2005-2010.
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Hermus also asked Lee to describe video -- showing Jean on the ground near his couch -- with an indentation in the couch's center cushion and a bowl of food on an ottoman in front of the cushion.
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A police body camera showed in court showed Jean on the ground near the couch, with an indentation in the couch's center cushion and a bowl of food on an ottoman in front of the cushion.
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Always prepare for the worst and have a financial cushion in place.
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Use a fire extinguisher and body bag to create an impromptu cushion.
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Have an emergency savings cushion so you can easily meet unexpected expenses.
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The cushion provided by tax cuts on year over year has disappeared.
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Maybelline Dream Cushion Liquid Foundation, $15.99, available at drugstores in January 2017.
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The probe also has a crumple zone to help cushion the landing.
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And why sit when we can sit comfortably, on a padded cushion.
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There was blood everywhere and semen on throw cushion in the home.
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Try to have a large financial cushion when you make the leap.
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GE's once-fat payout helped cushion shareholders from the stock's rocky performance.
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Increasing its stimulus programme would help cushion the blow from higher tariffs.
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" That will mean "additional easing measures from Beijing to cushion the fall.
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The government has plenty of foreign reserves to cushion most external shocks.
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That cushion will allow you to retire when you want, Brandriss said.
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"My trip had a cushion, so I'm OK," passenger Dana Key said.
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That cushion fell to just five days of spending just before payday.
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Amazon's money-minting cloud business continues to cushion profits, despite slowing growth.
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Here are three tax-planning tips that will help cushion the blow.
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"The massive domestic market gives ample space as a cushion," it said.
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Learn more about the M Cushion Shiatsu Massage Pillow - $80 See Details
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Republicans only have a cushion of about 20 votes in the House.
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Banila Co. Eye Love Cushion Gel Eyeliner, $19.83, available at W2 Beauty.
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His dunk with 226:173 remaining gave Auburn a 217-232.7 cushion.
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Ohio State maintained a comfortable cushion for the remainder of the game.
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We like to incorporate the curtain trim into a cushion as well.
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Armia then gave Montreal a needed cushion 4:29 into the third.
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A second cushion was found in the same area later that day.
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The services sector has been providing a cushion against slowing manufacturing output.
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Knowing we have that small cushion helps us sleep better at night.
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For one thing, the cushion protecting lenders' principal is smaller, he said.
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Provide too much cushion and he'll hop back for an open three.
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Many meditators like to use a traditional meditation cushion called a zabuton.
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Banks retain profits or issue stock as a cushion against future losses.
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For that, Ms. McLay suggested giving yourself a small cushion for surprises.
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WeWork also has a cushion that most real estate companies don't: SoftBank.
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Indeed, authorities are using banks' excess capital to help cushion the shock.
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Still, bonds can still serve the role as cushion against equity losses.
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They really give them no cushion to make this sound acceptable whatsoever.
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The index's low yield of around 250 percent would provide scant cushion.
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The Wizards maintained a double-digit cushion through much of the quarter.
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Or give 'em a tax break, to cushion the agony of affluence?
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And that leaves them with a much fatter cushion for bad times.
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And the question is what happened and what can cushion the descent.
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In the end, the family purchased a blowup cushion for the house.
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Those cushion against failures while allowing a certain degree of risk taking.
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The gains in real estate sector gave the broad market some cushion.
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Arkansas established a big cushion early, thanks to an 18-1 run.
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There's no power port or heated cushion option to pamper them, though.
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Once in front, Utah built a cushion early in the third quarter.
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And using less fuel helps cushion our economy from oil price swings.
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The son will have a more comfortable cushion of several dozen seats.
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You want to build as much of a cushion as you can.
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Purple Royal Seat Cushion, available at Purple, $79I asked for a Purple Seat Cushion for Christmas after editing Jessica Klein's review of hers a few months earlier, and it's amazing what an instant and marked improvement it's made!
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What a soft cushion of love to fall on after that other drama.
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The pillow was dubbed a "crush cushion" by Fallon's character in the skit.
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Index funds have their place, but they provide no cushion against down markets.
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That provides a cushion for potential large claims losses at Berkshire's insurance units.
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Many families simply do not have any savings that could cushion the blow.
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There's a lot of cushion as we go into this situation with Iran.
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Provide a little cushion for your grad as he enters the real world.
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The extra income was a welcome cushion when she was battling breast cancer.
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They carried sacks of hay to cushion their leap into its defensive ditch.
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The comfortable rubber cushion is designed to massage the breast and stimulate letdown.
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Economists say record low unemployment would cushion the impact on the labour market.
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Deutsche has a thinner capital cushion than other leading European banks (see chart).
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But when the fall comes, it hasn't given itself much of a cushion.
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Which will be next to look for the government to cushion its fall?
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But the moves could also cushion faltering growth at home, other analysts said.
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Lenovo is using aluminum finished ear cups, alongside a soft cushion for comfort.
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In focus are her rings — most notably, a large cushion-cut diamond piece.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Hyaluronic Marine Oil-Free Moisture Cushion, $60, available at Sephora.
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Also wearing a heavy, bulky coat will cushion you if you should fail.
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Makeup:Foundation: Estée Lauder Double Wear Nude Cushion Stick, $42, available at Estée Lauder.
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According to police, there was a safety cushion in place below the balcony.
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Germany will likely try to cushion these impacts by pushing for TEP exemptions.
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Irrigation, though expensive, has offered a cushion to some growers in the east.
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Another motorist, Mike Luiz, said the bullet struck somewhere in his seat cushion.
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They hold a one-shot cushion over Americans Jessica Korda and Angel Yin.
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We're talking cushion compacts, color-correcting palettes, strobing tools, and millennial pink everywhere.
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The government still has a plump cushion, but its reserves are not limitless.
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Only two Trump electors defected, leaving Trump with a comfortable 21625-vote cushion.
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It also gives Trump a cushion with how he responds to the news.
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Strong exports of electronics give Malaysia a cushion that other oil producers lack.
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He redirected Shields' 87 mph cutter for a 3-1 San Francisco cushion.
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Memebox I'm Tic Toc Cushion Velvet Tint, $13, available in May at Memebox.
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Conversely, a correction in global asset markets would reduce the government's fiscal cushion.
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When a user pets the cushion-shaped and sized toy, its tail wags.
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Officials think they can cushion the blow from eventual deleveraging in three ways.
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This provides a substantial cushion to protect against a property falling in value.
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For one year, to provide a larger cushion, it would be $2 trillion.
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Provide a little cushion for your grad as she enters the real world.
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Having a cash cushion gives you time to find the best business model.
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Marra wants the sand in the pit re-raked to create more cushion.
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Those with a strong financial cushion survived, and those without one did not.
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But recently, I've heard whisperings of cushion compacts gone bad (read: growing mold).
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The helmet created by the artist's grandmother incorporated a red cushion on top.
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Moreover, the subordination of the unrated class B notes provides an additional cushion.
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The good news is that these workers had some cushion ahead of time.
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Adjustments to cushion length, side bolsters and the lumbar supports all add expense.
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Their expansive online catalog provides a cushion, offering nearly 1,000 items for sale.
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Other changes meant to cushion the blow haven't yet been put in place.
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This provides a substantial cushion to protect against a property's falling in value.
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They need a financial cushion right now, and many do not have one.
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But, he added, the Chinese government has the tools to cushion any impact.
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The central bank's efforts to cushion the blow might not be merely ineffectual.
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Take any money you save on payments into a cushion account, she advises.
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The banking system's capital cushion is even larger than it was last year.
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Sure, Sanders has a bit of a cushion after performing well in Iowa.
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Story's two-run double in the seventh gave Colorado a four-run cushion.
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A throw cushion with the words "goodness exists" is perched on an armchair.
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These are some of the cushion designs I did with the Rug Company.
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The death of parents removes the last cushion against contemplating your own mortality.
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For every appointment, Mr. Russianoff builds an hour cushion into his travel time.
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But it turned out that seven was not nearly enough of a cushion.
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Walker followed with his fourth homer, giving the Mets a 4-13 cushion.
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Perhaps their income was unreliable, but they had a good cushion of savings.
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Positively, Popular benefits from EUR1.4bn additional loss absorbing instruments which provides some cushion.
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The drop in oil prices now offers "a nice cushion for numbers," Jefferies says.
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The material is machine washable, and there's an optional cushion available for maximum snuggles.
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The ring appeared to be a customizedTiffany & Co. cushion cut diamond with tapered baguettes.
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That should provide them some "cushion" in the fourth quarter, analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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And it's all topped with an upholstered cushion that envelops you in cozy luxury.
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The reasons are two-fold: The cut reduces the government's cushion backing the mortgages.
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His third 214-pointer gave New York a 22006-207 cushion at the break.
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Strong domestic demand also helped to cushion a drop in engineering orders in May.
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They have the least means to cushion the blow and the most to lose.
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But season 7 has been able to cushion the impact of even those deaths.
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Other analysts also noted such moves are expected to cushion faltering growth at home.
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The economy is profoundly different, in ways that should cushion workers from the slowdown.
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Founder Paul Kesserwani got the idea for Cushion after leaving his job at Twitter.
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Cushion says it already has "onboarded tens of thousands" of users on the platform.
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I'm better off than most, but I despise not having a bigger savings cushion.
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But that will not be sufficient to cushion the impact on near-term profits.
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Wilson said an accommodative Fed would cushion the blow, but not prevent a slowing.
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Then again, you've also got New Jersey Governor and Trump pin cushion, Chris Christie.
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Of course it is, because this is Dwight Howard, the NBA's Human Whoopie Cushion.
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By the break, the Blazers' cushion was 29-249 and Lillard had 103 points.
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But listen up, would-be pranksters: maybe opt for a Whoopee cushion or something.
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Sometimes, people just like to be objectified—to be treated like a pin cushion.
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Pichincha's capital cushion to absorb unexpected losses is still limited compared with international peers.
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PCBG's liquidity cushion (net of obligatory reserves) is strong, covering 45% of customer deposits.
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Well for this guy, he found a way to cushion any potential rejection blows.
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With the cushion removed, provide working access to the tablet via a clear window.
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She accessorized with diamond studs and her high-carat cushion cut diamond engagement ring.
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This also provides Ocean Spray with sufficient cushion if capital market access becomes limited.
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The Stable Outlook reflects a three-notch cushion against downgrade of an issuer's IDR.
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That may help Azerbaijan's president, Ilham Aliyev, cushion the pain of falling oil prices.
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It offers seats featuring an abbreviated saddle-shaped perch instead of a full cushion.
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That cushion will allow you to ride out the decline and the following recovery.
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So the Bank could decide to cut interest rates to cushion the economic impact.
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Many lawmakers think such a cushion would insulate Pelosi and her top lieutenants — Reps.
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The financial cushion, though dwindling, was enough to keep it in business, it said.
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Within each square was a large colored spot the size of a chair cushion.
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And, solid exports could help cushion the impact from the deleveraging drive, economists said.
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The bank's liquidity cushion is large and refinancing risks are limited, in Fitch's view.
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RHP Josh Tomlin could not hold onto a three-run cushion Tuesday against Baltimore.
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And it now has a capital cushion that is thin compared to its peers.
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He'll want to bring this seat cushion to work, his car, and sports events.
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I used it as a cushion between paychecks, when I needed food or books.
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The Stable Outlook reflects a four-notch cushion against a downgrade of FvL's IDR.
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Meantime, the Trump administration is looking at ways to cushion the blow for farmers.
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And the industry has sought to cushion the decline of coal by boosting exports.
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That proved to be enough of a cushion for Maeda against the overmatched Rockies.
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How do we expand free trade and cushion our workers hurt from the effects?
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The cushion proved vital when Didi Gregorius hit a solo homer in the eighth.
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That could provide something of a cushion, but is unlikely to ease the pressure.
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Like brushing a suede sofa cushion, only better, flip sequins offer a glamorous distraction.
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And if Uncle Gerry's whoopee cushion can prevent a civil war, so be it.
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It gives him a cushion in case he hits traffic, which he usually does.
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Vital's two free throws with 230.8 seconds left gave UConn the three-point cushion.
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports cheaper, helping cushion the impact of US tariffs.
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It used to be the cushion, then the oval, but I'm gaga over pears.
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Trump also outlined several economic steps to cushion the economic carnage from the outbreak.
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That's because wealth — home equity, savings, investments — provides a cushion to fall back on.
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Larger fund-raising efforts are underway to cushion the blow to unemployed hospitality workers.
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Larger fund-raising efforts are underway to cushion the blow to unemployed hospitality workers.
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Should be couch-cushion money for Floyd ... but, he does like a good fight.
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Give yourself an added cushion of time so you don't miss a connecting flight.
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This spring, amid a genuinely adverse situation, this supposed capital cushion vanished almost overnight.
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It expects lower material and freight costs to cushion the hit on its profits.
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India had diversified its oil supplies to cushion the impact of sanctions, he said.
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Palo Alto has looked to cushion the hit by going on an acquisition spree.
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He is shown lying atop a cushion and a blanket embroidered with a rose.
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Dru Smith scored 14 points to help Missouri build a 53-point halftime cushion.
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Thanks to the cushion of support, I'm doing well, making friends and gaining confidence.
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Helping a client decide between a cushion or an oval, what would you choose??
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The change provides some budget cushion for any state with a large native population.
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And the strategies they identified could also help you accumulate a bigger cash cushion.
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For example, the "reliability cushion" is vanishing in the nation's largest regional power authority.
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Make sure your savings account has a little cushion in it for unanticipated costs.
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A fielder's choice by Jordy Mercer provided a two-run cushion later that inning.
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They're made in the U.S. and even have leather reinforcements to cushion the knuckles.
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And without any sliver of financial cushion, she said, "every day is a risk."
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The Cardinals continued to pour it on and built a 31-15 halftime cushion.
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The Razorbacks built that cushion despite missing all 241 attempts from 23-point range.
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But some more-affluent customers faced big cost increases without any cushion from subsidies.
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Longoria followed with an RBI single to give the Rays a two-run cushion.
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Yet diaphanous, elusive harmonies cushion Shirley's reflections, which unfold as searching, long-lined phrases.
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Bournemouth are still looking over their shoulders, although they also have a seven-point cushion.
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Yet Trump's weak public standing leaves him no political cushion if the economy turns down.
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In China, the government has been forced to moderate monetary policy to cushion financial markets.
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Parents say this high-tech cushion stops newborn babies from crying and keeps them calm.
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He died after missing an inflatable cushion first responders erected for him to jump onto.
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Memphis used its reserve strength to create a double-digit cushion in the first half.
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One reason countries have flexible exchange rates is to cushion their economies from external shocks.
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It's crushable structure on the bottom of the spacecraft was designed to cushion the fall.
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The ring appeared to be a customized Tiffany & Co. cushion cut diamond with tapered baguettes.
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It was more than enough of a cushion to propel the Sixers to a victory.
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The nationwide rule regarding hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, dates to 1996.
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He also had a cushion in his seat to help give his testimony a lift.
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New York dominated the third quarter, outscoring Dallas 30-10 for a 66-51 cushion.
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Portraits show him standing on a cushion and wearing a sort of lampshade-like robe.
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To be sure, investors can hedge their positions to cushion losses from a stock decline.
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In fact, just this week, Chicago airports recommended a three-hour cushion for security lines.
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After Juan Soto walked, Cabrera homered to center, his 14th, for a 6-0 cushion.
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Both CAA and CAR are compliant with the Solvency-II regime with a significant cushion.
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Tariffs temporarily push up inflation, making it harder for central banks to cushion the blow.
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In addition to the tail movement, the round, cushion body can deliver a vibration response.
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Coming next: wearables outfitted with airbags to cushion users in the event of a tumble.
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For all its troubles, Twitter has a $3.5 billion cushion between existing and not existing.
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What attracted her to Cushion is the incentive alignment between the company and its users.
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To cushion the blow, civil servants will receive an extra 1,2003 riyals ($267) per month.
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It's firm enough to prop you up properly, yet soft enough to cushion your head.
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Boeing has $12.7bn of cash and bank lines to cushion it from the reputational crisis.
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That should provide a "meaningful" boost to exports and cushion any growth slowdown, he said.
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The company has a strong cushion for discretionary activities within its publicly stated leverage targets.
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This should provide the bank with a significant cushion in case of asset-value declines.
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A so-called insurance rate cut would theoretically cushion the economy against weakness and uncertainty.
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Typically, an emergency fund should provide a three- to six-month cushion of living expenses.
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That exceeded the banks' common equity tier-1 capital, their cushion against losses, of €1trn.
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Fortunately for HSBC, it can afford the stock repurchases thanks to a healthy capital cushion.
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Simmonds struck again at 18.33:218.3, and the three-goal cushion was more than enough.
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What if I had an emergency that exceeded the capabilities of my six-month cushion?
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And in true royal form, the Queen even received a comfy cushion to sit on!
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To remain competitive, unitranches are going up, but there is still a huge equity cushion.
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But Jurickson Profar struck out to allow the Giants to retain their two-run cushion.
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"It was kind of nice to have a little bit of a cushion," Brey said.
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The $3 billion cushion is expected to cover "ordinary income fluctuations," according to the FHFA.
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We'll also save to have a cushion to fall on when things inevitably go wrong.
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My hope is that the cushion will both muffle any sound and trap any odor.
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It is also planning more spending on infrastructure to cushion the impact of trade tensions.
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Heel cups can not only cushion the plantar fascia, but also unload the Achilles' tendon.
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It was more than enough of a cushion in another blowout win for the Wildcats.
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To cushion the blow, a growing number of businesses are offering freebies throughout the day.
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Lehtera later added his first goal in 40 games and a comfortable three-goal cushion.
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Midnight–8 A.M. : Vividly hallucinate while paralyzed atop a cushion-topped box of metal springs.
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Having that cushion gives you time to figure out what you want to do next.
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Ortholite insoles provide a little extra cushion, so you can wear these comfortably for hours.
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Or she puts out her arms and falls backward onto the cushion like a child.
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Williams' double in the sixth scored Cesar Hernandez to give Velasquez a three-run cushion.
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Tammy Baldwin has a comfortable cushion as she defends her seat against Republican state Sen.
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Lancôme added Miracle CC Cushion Color Correcting Primer to its collection a few weeks ago.
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Today, Amorepacific has over 18 registered patents for its cushion-compact technology and 148 pending.
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Real rates remain high and provide a cushion for the long end of the curve.
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That will provide a savings cushion that will allow them to deal with unexpected emergencies.
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But how rude, because North is already in deep, meaningful conversation with a couch cushion.
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Use drugstore inserts (sometimes called metatarsal pads) to further cushion the balls of your feet.
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But with the booming global demand, Brazil does not have a huge cushion for error.
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The victory gives Montreal a four-point cushion in the Eastern Conference wild-card race.
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The Nugget comes with four foam pieces: a base, a cushion and two triangle pillows.
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The slate has been wiped clean, too, so the Americans will not have a cushion.
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For other retirees, debt can cushion spending shocks, which become more frequent as we age.
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Yet while "Pin Cushion" might prove too distressing for some, it's still peculiarly, undeniably original.
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I'd already ordered a seat cushion to place on my very non-ergonomic kitchen chair.
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Adam hangs face down in the chair with the cushion supporting him on the hips.
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Khris Davis followed with a sacrifice fly to give the A's a two-run cushion.
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Just yesterday, I approved a cushion compact for Korea and Japan targeted specifically for men.
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Fujitsu went with Topre key switches, lightly tactile rubber domes making each key a cushion.
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And yet Portugal experienced no discernable rise in HIV transmission — the cushion effect in action.
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This cushion allows them to last four to eight years without selling stock, he said.
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Like Shen and Leung, Tanja Hester is also relying on a three-year cash cushion.
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Ms. Warren also transferred $10.4 million from her Senate account, giving her a financial cushion.
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That helps cushion Chinese manufacturers and foreign investors from the impact of the trade war.
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GERMANY'S ALTMAIER SAYS GOV'T MEASURES TO CUSHION IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS ARE WORTH SEVERAL BILLION EUROS
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Trump also outlined several economic steps to cushion the damage from the outbreak on businesses.
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Sofa with foldout seat cushion About $24532,23 at Blu Dot: 8003-2800-2762 or bludot.
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If ticket sales are soft, well, we've got little silver discs as a financial cushion.
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"It needs that foreign inflow to cushion its currency during the trade war," Hirson said.
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It will go a long way to cushion the economic body blow from COVID-19.
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But after Monday night's loss, the Yankees' wild-card cushion is down to seven games.
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There's even a waterproof cushion cover for all your clumsy friends to spill drinks on.
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Show her you care with a seat cushion to help alleviate some of the pain.
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For the first five innings, Syndergaard had nothing but Wright's home run as a cushion.
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But the good thing is, I did have the cushion from the first two sets.
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The nationwide rule banning hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, dates to 1996.
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Still, Cruz appears to have a cushion of a few percentage points as of now.
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The man sat and crossed his legs, slumping with an elbow on the sofa cushion.
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Yet Anbang also has a big cushion to help sustain the company through tough times.
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The Flyers' cushion remained at 218 points or more for the rest of the game.
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Frankie finds piles of $100 bills inside of what should be a regular old cushion.
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Abercrombie reiterated that it would not raise prices to cushion the impact from the tariffs.
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I'm quite bony, and I'm small, and if they don't have a cushion they hurt.
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And this time, if the economy stumbles, there's little government cushion to fall back on.
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The more we increased our cushion, the more rope I was going to give him.
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Therefore, STFC's PPOP should provide a reasonable cushion against a moderate rise in credit costs.
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By providing an income cushion, it would increase workers' bargaining power, potentially driving up wages.
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Butler's breakaway layup with 1:20 to play gave the Bulls a 113-108 cushion.
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Because that visible safety cushion is looking a lot leaner than might have been expected.
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She must understand there is more of a cushion in the media that will understand.
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It can't do that if it leaves itself no cushion against bad economic news, and it cannot build a cushion if it heedlessly raises rates amid a dramatic, years-long undershooting of its inflation target of which it quite honestly ought to be ashamed.
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The money should help cushion the financial blow, and tempt them towards on-the-job training.
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Four adults can sit comfortably, and the rear seat has good headroom and a comfortable cushion.
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Maybelline's Dream Cushion isn't overly luminous, meaning it doesn't make my skin look like a mirror.
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The Wolfpack eventually built an 81-77.83 cushion on their way to a seventh consecutive victory.
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Fitch ratings agency said on Friday Turkish banks have a notable cushion against weaker asset quality.
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He magically finds The Gospel of the Gargoyle King hiding in a carved-out bus cushion.
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Foster's coast-to-coast layup at the halftime buzzer provided Creighton with a 53-211 cushion.
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"This lower oil price environment may give Trump more cushion to implement these sanctions," Croft said.
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Wigwe said Access Bank has sufficient reserves to cushion losses that could arise from the sale.
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The Kings were within a goal midway through the third before Comeau gave Colorado a cushion.
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Markets will have very little cushion against further price increases should any new supply disruption occur.
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Stocks may have a cushion, however, with lower interest rates, which help the allure of stocks.
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But he's leaving with something of a cushion: a severance package worth more than $28 million.
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Andy Barr, who sailed into his seat with a 22 percent cushion only two years ago.
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"I got a four-run cushion, so that's the only thing on my mind," Andriese said.
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Mars has a particularly thin atmosphere, which provides very little cushion to slow down incoming spacecraft.
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And if for some reason that government job disappeared, Sea Fur Sewing could offer a cushion.
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In the last several years, the league has designed new helmets to cushion players from concussions.
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Even so, the combined company would cushion Mondelez from wild swings in prices of key ingredients.
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Somewhere along the way she added a self-inflating whoopee cushion that made wet squelching noises.
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Train stations are expanding pedestrian zones on their perimeters to further cushion passengers from vehicular threats.
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FED RATES: Expectations of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve helped cushion prices.
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It was more than enough of a cushion to hand the Sixers a rare home loss.
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A uniquely designed and hand-made cushion cover to give your couch the character it needs.
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Some of them prayed, some wept, one woman clutched a cushion and rocked back and forth.
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Under the seat's cushion are 288 piezoelectric crystals that produce a charge when compressed or squeezed.
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Some are expecting the BoC to lower interest rates to cushion the blow from oil prices.
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It was a little frustrating that we could not take advantage and increase the cushion somewhat.
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Recline on the purple padded cushion, your vision awash in an array of rainbow-colored light.
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Offer a cushion and Durant can rhythm-dribble his way into doing exactly what he did.
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Perhaps you know the jubilant feeling that comes from finding loose change under a couch cushion.
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Two of the phones shattered on the sidewalk below and one landed in a seat cushion.
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"That permits you to cushion the volatility without the need to manipulate the market," he said.
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We know the whoopee cushion is on our metaphorical office chair, and yet we sit nonetheless.
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Sean Rodriguez's pinch-hit RBI double in the sixth gave the Pirates a 21-20 cushion.
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Cartilage provides a smooth, gliding surface for joint motion and acts as a cushion between bones.
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That cushion, in turn, protects depositors and other creditors of the bank from suffering any loss.
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Underneath the Lapdog is memory foam, to cushion and stabilize the weight of this monstrous contraption.
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While that offers some cushion - services account for over half of the economy - consumers remain cautious.
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The equity cushion is only moderate and able to absorb a small amount of extra losses.
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It was more than enough of a cushion to propel the Sixers to a home victory.
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Natural gas and nuclear will give America a 22019-year cushion to develop practical, "sustainable" solutions.
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Diamondbacks reserve Jeremy Hazelbaker hit his first homer in the ninth for a 6-3 cushion.
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They're like Silicon Valley start-up founders, aimlessly tinkering and disrupting on a cushion of privilege.
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The Scott brothers have never added less than 10% of the provisional budget as a cushion.
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This is partly because the backrests of the driver's seats do not cushion lighter bodies well.
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This has helped cushion the metal from the impact of falling car sales across the globe.
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Traditional wisdom has often been that you should have a six-month emergency cushion of savings.
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The good news is that stretching to fund a six-month emergency cushion might be unnecessary.
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Also, being given a pillow and cushion is certainly a luxury I could get used to.
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The pink diamond has a cushion-modified shape, meaning it is neither completely rectangular nor round.
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Many have adopted more flexible exchange rates, providing a cushion and promoting adjustment in trade accounts.
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Without a cushion, if your first idea fails, you might have to throw in the towel.
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Liquidity and capital, which banks need as a cushion to absorb losses, haven't been prominent concerns.
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They eventually built a big enough cushion to survive missing six of their final seven shots.
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One billion dollars is the size of the city's general reserve, its cushion against bad times.
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Some sort of makeshift cushion is useful, to help makes things more comfortable and bedroom-like.
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Once again, Park attempted to cushion the blow by offering a teaser of what's to come.
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When I meditate, I sit on a cushion on the floor in a comfortable, alert posture.
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By definition, this leaves a narrower cash cushion and thinner psychological buffer against any market shocks.
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Global banking regulators are debating how much of a cushion - or 'capital' - leading banks should have.
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An 11-4 run to start the second half vaulted Missouri to a 14-point cushion.
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As he tried to cushion the landing with his right hand, his elbow appeared to buckle.
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Economists said a carefully crafted, quickly enacted stimulus package could cushion the blow from the coronavirus.
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A friend whose mother died last week had no funeral or shiva to cushion the loss.
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When dining out with friends, Ms. Richards emphasized the importance of allowing for a little cushion.
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Those two trends have given Social Security a tiny cushion for the first time in years.
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A trampoline was there to cushion their fall, and fellow passengers helped them make the jump.
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They don't have the cushion to handle it, and they don't have the time to wait.
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They also shared a trading recommendation that could cushion against further losses and short-term rallies.
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Or it could simply exist as cushion — just in case steel is more expensive than anticipated.
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Insurers built a cushion into this year's rates to allow for political, legislative and regulatory uncertainty.
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For Mr. Putin, the nation's special reserve funds have served as Russia's main, tangible economic cushion.
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Harden later added a driving layup and a 3-pointer to rebuild the double-digit cushion.
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However, some report that coupons provided by the tobacco companies are helping to cushion the blow.
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It's a compact, self-inflating product that creates an air cushion to protect laptops or tablets.
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Aston-Reese restored Pittsburgh's two-goal cushion, 3-1, with 59 seconds left in the second.
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Verge's steal and layup restored a 29-23 cushion for Arizona State with 7:43 left.
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Buoyed by their cushion, the Rockets answered every Grizzlies push with a run of their own.
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Sometimes the girls were dressed in disco outfits, other times a pink felt Whoopee cushion costume.
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That left the company with less of a financial cushion to ride out any future challenges.
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"Now I&aposm doing more than that, but it&aposs still a nice cushion," she writes.
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Elbasani likes to provide what he calls "a little booster" in order to cushion the blow.
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Consecutive field goals from Martin gave the Bulldogs a 68-50 cushion with 5:27 remaining.
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A drive shaft tunnel and raised center cushion will force smaller people into the middle slot.
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Still, the Senate could vote with at least a few hours' cushion before the shutdown deadline.
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No ivory or mother of pearl, no stitched felt or leather points to cushion the play.
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Boston took advantage of a disastrous shooting start by the Suns to build an early cushion.
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One little Skye reposed on a thick cushion of blue silk in a silver-wired cage.
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The President won the Buckeye State by eight points -- a cushion of more than 440,000 votes.
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However, a strong global recovery has helped to cushion the slowdown in Britain in recent months.
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Our newfound energy cushion allows us to engage in different ways with old and new allies.
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The unutilised revolving credit facility for USD13bn which expires November 2020 provides an additional liquidity cushion.
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Jumpers by Glover and Blackshear Jr. gave Florida a 54-223 cushion with 8:02 left.
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Stanford pushed the cushion as high as 24 points in the final 5 1/2 minutes.
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Consecutive 3-pointers by Johnson and Locke built a 27-10 cushion 7:31 before intermission.
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"This constitutes sticky money and will provide a cushion against [foreign institutional investor] outflows," Awasthi said.
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This left RBS with a comfortable cushion of around 4 billion pounds over its capital requirements.
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One way to cushion the potential blow is to set up shop in the United States.
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The Raptors remain in fourth, and they've now built a four-game cushion for home court.
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North Carolina immediately fouled Devon Hall, and he made both free throws to give Virginia a cushion.
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Just under $3K isn't exactly couch-cushion change, but, hey, it's not bad for a Leica. $2,950
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If you're going from one job to another, you may not need that big of a cushion.
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To be safe, they added a $6,000 cushion and bumped that estimate up to $30,000 a year.
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It suggests that there is a bit more of a valuation cushion now than a year ago.
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To cushion the impact on his children, he bought a house nearby and visited them almost daily.
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Physician's Formula Mineral Wear® Talc-Free All-in-1 ABC Cushion Foundation SPF 50, $10.91; amazon.
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All other things being equal, there should be less scrap to cushion potential mine disruption next year.
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These are sizable goggles that require some cushion so they don't feel uncomfortable when you wear them.
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"Prices haven't been so sensitive to geopolitical events because we had a big inventory cushion," Desclazi said.
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We should explore ideas like universal basic income to give everyone a cushion to try new things.
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They keys appeared to have a little more cushion, requiring ever-so-slightly more pressure to type.
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That, in turn, should provide a cushion for small caps even if wider volatility continues, he said.
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In contrast, China has gained, helping to cushion the impact of its growth slowdown on living standards.
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Those unassuming seats are actually designed to absorb the energy of a crash and cushion the impact.
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See for yourself in the video below: The Omni Pillow is crafted with 100% memory foam cushion.
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Yang has shown no interest in going negative but does not have Steyer's cushion of personal wealth.
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If a fall is all that is left, it matters that you have something to cushion it.
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S. trade tensions hurting its sales, betting investment in advanced chipmaking technology will help cushion the impact.
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Office Depot has a liquidity cushion in the shape of a US$1.2bn asset-based lending facility.
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Gordon hit a three-run blast in the eighth to give Kansas City a five-run cushion.
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In addition, the high profitability of its search services should help cushion the losses from new businesses.
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An easier monetary policy will also provide some cushion to the economy, preventing a full-on recession.
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Preparing for the fall, zookeepers added extra saw dust and rubber mats to cushion the newborn's fall.
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News, Parnes proposed with a 4-carat cushion-cut diamond in Capri, Italy, while overlooking the sea.
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Slogan cushion Image: ASOSYou know that quote about not banging someone if they don't have any books?
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However, Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson could not convert, sending Canada to the intermission with a two-goal cushion.
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Several people proposed laying out a quilt or pillows to cushion the plates' inevitable fall, for example.
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To be safe, they added a $6,0003 cushion and bumped that estimate up to $30,000 a year.
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The spine dips like a gutter (or like a big spoon) and folds the cushion in two.
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Production staff placed cardboard next to the safety cushion to cover the blood left after John's fall.
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Years of excess should in theory provide a cushion against the sort of disruption planned by Beijing.
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You can start small and build up a robust cushion to help you weather life's unexpected costs.
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The rule banning hovercraft, which travel on a cushion of air, has been in place since 1996.
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The Kentucky-born reality star showed off her stunning-cushion cut halo diamond engagement ring on Instagram.
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"When things are scary, people can feel less worried when they have a decent cushion," Boneparth said.
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After takeoff, I stood the bag up so that the top was level with my seat cushion.
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It has air-cushion technology in the corners that helps to absorb the pressure of any drops.
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In fact, the Europeans are going to lengths to try to cushion the blow to the Iranians.
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I bent down, rested my knees on a prayer cushion, and began typing into a small computer.
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Here's how to build your cash cushion before then — or ahead of any sudden loss of income.
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By that time, emergency crews had arrived, inflating a large yellow fire escape cushion on the sidewalk.
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Fitch's projections indicate OHI has a cushion of 0.5x - 1x to the negative leverage sensitivity of 5.5x.
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As rains become more erratic, Zimbabwe is looking to irrigation to cushion its food supplies against drought.
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BTW ... Zuck had a pretty thick cushion under his butt during more than 4 hours of testifying.
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The 11-0 spurt was more than enough of a cushion to propel the Sixers to victory.
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That's why something like the M Cushion Shiatsu Massage Pillow is a game-changer for massage enthusiasts.
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Brunson's spinning three-point play in the lane gave the Wildcats a six-point cushion at halftime.
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Renters in Virginia Beach spend $43,700 on the basics, giving the average household a cushion of $163,800.
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Bradley's 3-pointer in the final minute of the half gave the Pistons a 20-point cushion.
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It means you can't cushion the shocks as well as you otherwise would have been able to.
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The Dodgers hit Colon hard right from the onset, giving Kershaw a big cushion to work with.
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An inning later, Matt Carpenter doubled Wainwright's cushion while finally breaking through against his old TCU teammate.
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Diffuse pungent orchestral harmonies, with pitches that split and chords that slide, cushion the tender vocal writing.
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We want to cushion the blow whenever possible, especially if the blow might make us look bad.
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If we do, we always have a backup cushion of savings and get back on track together.
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Black voters have given Clinton a cushion, rallying to the former first lady's side in huge numbers.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of England sprang into action to cushion the economic blow of Brexit-related uncertainty.
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It can boost wages, provide an economic cushion, and allow everyday employees to build comfortable nest eggs.
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When millions of workers lost paychecks to foreign competition, they lacked government supports to cushion the blow.
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I had a little financial cushion, enough to quit my job and set out on my own.
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Having a robust cushion sitting in the bank meant I didn't have to trade money for time.
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This gives Volkswagen a much-needed financial cushion to meet the rising costs of the emissions scandal.
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An administration that would rather give billionaires tax breaks than provide a little cushion for working people.
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The margin eventually reached 21 before the Mavericks rode a 96-81 cushion into the fourth quarter.
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It's a lot easier to move legislation when you have a cushion of votes to work with.
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Utley led off the second inning with a solo shot to right for a 6-0 cushion.
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A layup from Powell gave the Pirates a 68-50 cushion, their largest lead to that point.
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However, SF has maintained a negligible liquidity cushion, using all proceeds from leases to redeem outstanding borrowings.
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Heck, even the single lens camera has learned to approximate portrait mode to further cushion the blow.
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Deutsche Bank reiterated that it was confident of complying with bank regulators' demands regarding its capital cushion.
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You could easily add a meditation cushion and still feel grounded and connected to the Dharba grass.
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Worse comes to worse you'll have a lot more cushion than a lot more people out there.
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After going into the race with a 14-point cushion, Hamilton has again been edged by Vettel.
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Not a whole lot — but it can cushion the blow from a sudden slump in economic activity.
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It is a cushion Los Angeles needs because its only loss was against the Saints last month.
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Some private companies and charities that serve public employees are searching for ways to cushion the impact.
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While rumors of a possible movie help to cushion the blow, still, the series itself is over.
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He is particularly partial to a yellow easy chair that holds a cushion made by a fan.
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However, "if you increase the risk level, you may want to increase your cash cushion," McMillion advised.
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Adaptation — so your citizens can get the most out of these climate changes and cushion the worst.
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However, the fund also held put options on stock indices, which helped cushion the losses, it added.
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Yet concern has already turned to whether that will be enough to cushion a heavy economic blow.
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The only way businesses can maintain employment is if they have some cushion against these coming obligations.
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Some independent nail shop owners are thinking creatively to give employees a cushion in the upcoming weeks.
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They've been forced to bulk up on capital that can cushion losses caused by defaults and foreclosures.
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Urshela ripped his two-run blast off Gregory Soto to give New York a four-run cushion.
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Startups across industries, many of which lack a capital cushion, have begun laying off and furloughing employees.
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The weighty crown was placed on a red velvet cushion to the right of the Queen's throne.
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The characters grapple with their new normal without the cushion of an apology, or even an explanation.
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A healthy cash cushion of nearly $613bn at the end of June should help GM stay afloat.
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Jamie Foxx says having a lot of money can cushion the pain of a poorly received performance.
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"We should explore ideas like universal basic income to give everyone a cushion to try new things."
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But if schools are going to cushion each one of our falls, how will we grow up?
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Build in an emergency cash cushion so that you aren't taking high interest loans in an emergency.
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The team is 11 games ahead in the National League West, a cushion that looks pretty comfortable.
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Fitch's projections indicate OHI has a cushion of 0.5x - 1x to the negative leverage sensitivity of 9083x.
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"We can't relax just because we're going home and we've got a two-game cushion," said Thompson.
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Governor Mark Carney has hinted he may ease policy to cushion the economy from the Brexit shock.
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The downright dumb app, available on GitHub, serves as a modern day whoopee cushion for Apple lovers.
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Clearway currently has an equity cushion of $9 billion, a rare occurrence for a company in bankruptcy.
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Some businesses charge for their goods in U.S. dollars to cushion themselves against the weakening local currency.
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"We're being taken for a ride here on at least $7 billion of cushion money," he said.
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It's called the Billow Pillow, a large fan-shaped cushion with an indentation in the middle ($200).
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Jared bought Ivanka a 5.22-carat cushion-cut diamond engagement ring—set by Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry.
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The Swiss-based drugmaker has stepped up cost cuts in an efficiency drive to cushion the blow.
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After falling behind early, Kansas State used a 23-214 spurt to open a 14-6 cushion.
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That cut the Philadelphia cushion to 4-3, and marked a continuation of Eickhoff's sixth-inning struggles.
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"We're being taken for a ride here on at least $85033 billion of cushion money," he said.
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" The Waffle & Syrup tastes "as if it had sat under a sofa cushion for quite some time.
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In summary, bonds can no longer cushion portfolios in bear markets where stocks are seeing clear capitulation.
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"That is far less of a cushion than a fiscally responsible state should set aside," Peacock said.
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Did he quickly hide the phone under a cushion when he was caught tweeting by an aide?
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Without that cushion, Amazon would almost certainly have faced the prospect of insolvency over the next year.
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Last week authorities used a series of stop-gap measures to cushion the selloff of Turkish assets.
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There's a blue and yellow couch (with the cushion prominently labeled "cushion" in typical Abloh fashion), a red rug that claims to be blue, and most meta of all, a double-strap bag that riffs on Balenciaga's luxed-up 2017 version of Ikea's quintessential blue Frakta shopping bag.
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The Zero-Gravity Upright Posture Cushion (aka, the ZGUP Cushion) is a special ergonomic memory foam seat cover that lets you experience what the creators call "weightless sitting," which lets your body naturally contour to better posture along your back and lower body the moment you sit on it.
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After these few weeks, you'll be ready to hit the cushion and, hopefully, feel a little more chill.
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But it still comes with the same technology: lots of lightweight cushion that absorbs impact when you run.
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Still, Beijing has remained defiant, vowing to stimulate domestic demand to cushion the blow from any trade shocks.
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Emergency funds can cushion the blow if you're struck by financial disaster, says best-selling author Dave Ramsey.
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Or, at least, sometimes scorned women get a barrage of support from the internet to cushion the pain.
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Brown's request for direct federal assistance to the president could help cushion the blow of the repair costs.
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During his trial, Asahara often used diapers and sat on a cushion intended to make his incontinence inconspicuous.
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Ideally, she'd like to earn more, develop a financial cushion, feel more stable and spend more time traveling.
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They started the inning using small ball before Dozier's three-run home run gave them a comfortable cushion.
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Seton Hall turned a 17-15 edge into a 34-17 cushion thanks to a 123-2 blitz.
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The LME aluminium market isn't pricing in this sectoral instability because of the comfort cushion of China's exports.
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A Suptempo gel seat cushion ended up in my grandparents' home based on a word-of-mouth recommendation.
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Justin Turner's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the inning gave Los Angeles a four-run cushion again.
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Perhaps the inflation target should be higher, in order to provide a greater cushion during the next recession.
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"You really want to make sure you have a cushion there in case things don't go," Mayer said.
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Subsidies—health and pension payments, as well as industrial and agricultural protections—provide a cushion against regional decline.
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The low equity cushion also put Kantar at high starting leverage position with limited financial flexibility, Moody's said.
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While Oyo's losses were higher — $80003 million versus $14 million — it has the financial cushion to absorb them.
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The Illini upped that cushion to five points before Missouri closed the half with a 12-3 run.
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The cushion that 2% inflation provided between zero and the nominal rate thus proved to be too small.
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But there are ways to both cushion the blow of automation and meet the challenge posed by China.
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The LME aluminum market isn't pricing in this sectoral instability because of the comfort cushion of China's exports.
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They need to put money aside so they have a cushion that they're not living paycheck to paycheck.
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The bond market, meanwhile, has not provided much "cushion" against inflation, with the 10-year yield below 2.5%.
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This broadening scope of trade will likely cushion the eventual slowdown of resources exports to the Chinese mainland.
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Landing on Mars is notoriously difficult; the planet's atmosphere is very thin, providing little cushion for incoming spacecraft.
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Indonesia has been pushing increases in domestic palm oil consumption to cushion a possible slowdown in export demand.
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A small hike would provide us with a greater cushion for cutting rates should a sharp deceleration occur.
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So foreign exchange gains have helped cushion some of the blow to Canadian oil producers and mining companies.
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That cushion, though, was erased by a second caution for Brian Scott and Casey Mears on lap 115.
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This required more capital to be set aside as a cushion against a substantial decline in financial markets.
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A pickup for Samsung's components businesses likely helped cushion the blow, investors said ahead of the earnings guidance.
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Forty-two percent of employees said that company stock will be more of a "cushion" for their savings.
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The company said sales from other markets, particularly in Latin America, helped cushion a slowdown in North America.
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But when you're matched up against someone who is the same size, that cushion becomes a bit smaller.
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We used to think that you could get rid of the emergency cushion once you weren't working anymore.
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It's meant to be a "neutral cushion" shoe designed for durability, as opposed to speed or extra cushioning.
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Cash, bank deposits and available for sale securities accounted for 72% of deposits, providing an ample liquidity cushion.
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Emergency funds can provide a cushion if you're struck by financial disaster, says best-selling author Dave Ramsey.
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Lonergan doesn't cushion that blow or go out of his way to ingratiate the characters in other ways.
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However, NDRC's Ha said several factors would help cushion Chinese jobs from the negative impact of trade tensions.
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This was the White House's attempt to give Republicans a cushion in case they lose a few votes.
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Two electric rotors produce a cushion of air under the wings, helping it to lift like a hovercraft.
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It was an important moment for opening up Dortmund's lead, putting a safer two-goal cushion between them.
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That is likely to cushion China's slowdown somewhat, as services account for more than half of the economy.
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Arizona State responded with a dunk by Cheatham and a layup by Luguentz Dort for a comfortable cushion.
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Grimaldi admits, however, that she also confused the diamond for cushion-cut shape, when in fact it's round.
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Ordinarily there would be buffers to cushion against such shocks, but Mr Jonathan's cronies have largely squandered them.
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A three-point play from Walton gave the Wolverines a 246-211 cushion with 133:213 to go.
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Mars has a less dense atmosphere than Earth, so it provides less cushion for slowing down incoming spacecraft.
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The Jazz eventually regained the lead and created a cushion just before halftime behind a 83-0 run.
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For as long as she could remember, her father kept a gun under the cushion of his wheelchair.
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A bit more than halfway there, the engines fire again to cushion the shock of its re-entry.
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Devin Harris gives him a huge cushion before a dribble handoff is executed too late in the play.
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Jordan Eberle's back-handed effort at 6:58 of the third gave the Oilers a two-goal cushion.
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"Also in the U.S., valuations do not provide a cushion anymore," the analysts wrote in a research note.
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Esther pulled them close to her on the couch, and Dan sat on a cushion on the floor.
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Houston has a bit more a cushion on account of being in the wasteland of the AFC South.
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The shopping cart was a jumble of plywood planks, busted electronics, empty plastic water jugs, and cushion foam.
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Marissa Mayer will soon be out of a job, but a multimillion-dollar check should cushion the blow.
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Inbursa's capital position continued to be sound, providing a strong cushion against the risks faced by the insurer.
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Building up savings is key to having a comfortable retirement or a cushion in case of an emergency.
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The cushion of accelerating growth has been replaced by the reality of weaker growth and flagging corporate earnings.
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The soft cushion of fried dough served as the perfect bedding for the crisp and buttery maple frosting.
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The turnaround has also been fueled by China's shift to easier monetary policy to cushion its cooling economy.
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I coordinate with the waitress to add another cushion to Gyimah's lawn chair before he takes a seat.
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They see universal basic as a cushion for workers whose jobs might be replaced by automation or robots.
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Mr. Heffner sat on a chair near the television, not quite reclining, his back never touching the cushion.
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Capital, the difference between a bank's assets and liabilities, is the cushion banks use to absorb unexpected losses.
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The Stable Outlook is driven by the cushion provided by the contractual OC against the 'B-' credit loss.
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The cushion releases stress on your spine and hips and reduces pain in your back, neck, and shoulders.
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A strong earnings season has helped U.S. stocks cushion some of the impact from the ongoing trade issues.
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Things to ask about include setting up a good financial cushion, securing health insurance, and saving for retirement.
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Pros: Built for rugged terrain, easy-to-use lace system, great cushion and supportCons: Somewhat bulky, runs small
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As cushion, Clinton will try to nab a few Romney states such as North Carolina, Arizona and Georgia.
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In a hypothetical two-way race, Clinton keeps her 2202-point cushion, leading Trump 2628 to 28500 percent.
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Texas gave Darvish some cushion in the first inning as Prince Fielder's grounder scored the game's first run.
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This is a nice cushion to buy a wireless mouse or add the touch screen option for $21.
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Josh Lambo's 33-yard field goal in the half's final minutes extended the Chargers' cushion to 10-3.
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The Martian atmosphere is one-hundredth the density of Earth's, providing less cushion to slow down incoming vehicles.
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The deal, valued at $2100 million at the time, gave Gee and his family a hefty financial cushion.
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" On Twitter, observers seemed obsessed with an extra cushion on Zuckerberg's chair that was dubbed his "booster seat.
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That said, something you lost long ago may be rediscovered—like your favorite ring in a couch cushion!
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This provides a cushion against the risk of deposit outflows, although we view this risk as currently contained.
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Me, I'd rather spoon with the Somnox sleep robot, a soft cushion that imitates a human breathing. 2.
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"This action is being taken to cushion the economic impact of COVID-19 on our people," he said.
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The Federal Reserve executed another emergency interest-rate cut earlier this week to try and cushion the blow.
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They'll extricate antique cushion covers from Pakistan, tablecloths with block-printed blue elephants and vintage rugs from Afghanistan.
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But it is part of the larger solution: This sort of transformation, writ large, can cushion climate crises.
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Right now, he sees the market today reflecting fairly minimal future profit progress, implying a decent valuation cushion.
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Only when comparing this valuation with prevailing bond yields do equities appear to have a fatter valuation cushion.
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When Lyft filed first, Uber gave itself a 30-day cushion before revealing its own prospectus last week.
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And Katherine Schwarzenegger accepted a cushion-cut diamond from Chris Pratt (Peter Quill in "Guardians of the Galaxy").
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Then seatbelts tighten, and the specially equipped seat cushion absorbs the vertical energy that can damage the spine.
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But other changes designed to cushion the blow, like retraining programs, have not yet been put into place.
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The cushion helps avoid shoulder slouching and forwarding, and naturally reduces pressure on the elbow, wrist, and hand.
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Hawk: They can't put him — let him sit in the cushion, because he's got dirty clothes and everything.
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Customers can also choose between four cushion fabrics, including a utilitarian hemp canvas and a gray wool pinstripe.
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On Wednesday, the Senate passed a $2 trillion stimulus bill to cushion the economic blow from the coronavirus.
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It's important to consider all your options and determine alternative funding sources that might give you a cushion.
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His teammates rallied against San Diego starter Eric Lauer to give him a big cushion entering the fifth.
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Such a partial offset is not nefarious — it simply helps cushion a harsh blow from the United States.
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The need for speed is a major factor for people who don't have much, or any, financial cushion.
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As you get raises at work and possible bonuses, put those right into your cushion account, as well.
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There is also a shot of a whoopie cushion and a close up image of constellations, specifically Gemini.
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Yet faraway government experts want to cushion people from the hardships that are the schools of self-reliance.
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But our wealth and the welfare state both cushion us substantially, as we saw after the Great Recession.
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These funds would then cushion students from another run-up in tuition costs and the resulting student debt.
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Most yoga mats are relatively slim, but others are thick for extra protection and cushion for your joints.
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The volunteers found that Clover had torn open a cushion and made a bed for her 10 puppies.
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Everyone needs an emergency stash, but gig workers especially need a cushion against a few months without income.
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Purple Seat Cushion, available at Purple, from $39Sitting all day in uncomfortable chairs can really strain her back.
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That allowed the Tigers to build a 31.3-14 cushion just past the midpoint of the first half.
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A set of airbags also popped out underneath the vehicle to cushion its fall onto the desert floor.
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The Seahawks' style of zone coverage tends to provide underneath cushion, giving Jones opportunities on screens and checkdowns.
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Florida ran away with the game, building as much as a 23-point cushion in the final minutes.
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At the end of September, Casper had set aside a cushion of $11.6 million to account for returns.
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In Naraha, the school is doing as much as it can to cushion the return for young families.
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As Americans wait longer to have kids, they're also giving themselves additional time to build a financial cushion.
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A 19-4 run at the end of second quarter gave Charlotte a 17-point cushion at halftime.
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Fire-resistant cushionYour seat cushion functions as a flotation device, but did you know it&aposs also fireproof?
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NuevaTel has sufficient cushion within its financial covenants and is subject to a profits test for dividend distributions.
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Many post-crisis regulatory reforms will cushion the shock to the financial system when previously unforeseen risks materialize.
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The Grabbit Magnetic Pin Cushion puts the pins at your fingertips and helps you keep them under control.
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But Doolittle and Williams each tacked on buckets, enabling Oklahoma to take a 41-29 cushion to intermission.
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However, a strong performance in its commercial lending business helped cushion the blow to Paragon during the year.
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This cash cushion is for any non-discretionary expenses that may arise, like home repairs or medical emergencies.
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To help cushion the blow, the administration has allowed companies to apply for an exemption from the tariffs.
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The second is a stabilization function that would cushion external shocks to the euro zone as a whole.
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As guests filed in, their heels sank into the synthetic cushion and sent them a little off balance.
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It was installed by Czetwertynski, who had masked its cold metal with the inviting cushion of white pillows.
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In the meantime, it has been using long-term supply contracts to give itself cushion against rising prices.
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IHS Markit senior economist Patrick Schneider doubted that Iran could cushion the economic blow in the near term.
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A strong earnings season has helped U.S. stocks cushion some of the impact from the simmering trade issues.
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One cushion for investors is that stocks are generally trading at less expensive valuations following the market's slide.
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Pedroia gave the Red Sox a temporary two-run cushion with his bases-loaded RBI single in the fourth.
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DeRozan made a 3-foot jumper with 4:40 to play to give the Raptors a 16-point cushion.
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It would reduce the pressures universities now feel to reform themselves because it would cushion them with federal largess.
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Send them off to school with a bit of a cushion before they truly become a broke college student.
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"I recommend at the minimum to have six months of living expenses as your cushion or buffer," Sun said.
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But labor market strength should support consumer spending and cushion the blow on the economy from weak business investment.
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So what are some of the proposals that Access Queens has put forth to try to cushion the blow?
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Phil Dawson added field goals of 25 and 50 yards to give San Francisco the six-point halftime cushion.
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I'm proud of us for building up this savings cushion to make the transition back to work feel easier.
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You can save on a poo emoticon pillow, an emojis shoulder book bag, an emoti puppy cushion, and more.
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USC might also have built itself a larger cushion late, but missed five of its 13 free-throw attempts.
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Rosemary Haefner, chief human resources officer at CareerBuilder, said younger women are less likely to have a savings cushion.
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The company has sharpened its focus on its services business to cushion any blows from a slowing smartphone market.
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RBS's new plan was submitted at the last minute and includes adding another £2bn ($2.5bn) to its capital cushion.
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Opting to help all of them could exhaust all the reserves Russia has built up as a safety cushion.
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One of the more telling and interesting shots that I've taken today is of a simple fluffy yellow cushion.
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People have looked at this relatively small contribution and thin equity cushion – and the leverage – and just said no.
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The forint, having no cushion from interest rates, may still face significant swings between 310 and 330, analysts said.
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EXPORT CUSHION The focus outside China, by contrast, remains on the robust flow of China's semi-manufactured ( "semis") exports.
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Its Saffiano canvas construction adds a luxurious but minimalistic touch guaranteed to cushion your items with some extra protection.
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We've used credit cards for points for a number of years, so we've got a pretty good cushion there.
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A put-back and free throw by Morris gave Wichita State a 84-81 cushion with 593:54 remaining.
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Not only do borrowers have far less of a cushion in prices, but the credit score minimum is lower.
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"These ETFs tend to be hold defensive-oriented, dividend-yielding stocks that provide a cushion for investors," said Rosenbluth.
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After all, there's a time and a place for each, from mousse to cream to cushion — hell, even aerosol.
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But that would still lag expected demand growth, eroding some of the product stock cushion built since mid-2000.
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The chair, called "The Inchworm," has two parts: a metal "spine" and a plush cushion, according to Apartment Therapy.
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Doncic then completed a three-point play to shrink the Bucks' cushion to 106-101 with 3:05 left.
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That domestic production, which is expected to keep rising, provides a cushion against the situations in Iran and Venezuela.
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Trout gave Angels closer Cody Allen a little extra cushion with his homer off Jesse Chavez in the eighth.
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It's home to unique pencil pines, which can be more than 1,000 years old, alongside cushion plants and kangaroos.
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The one-seater vehicle features rubber on the outside, which acts as a cushion in case of an accident.
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WE THINK IT'S PRUDENT TO OPERATE WITH A BIT OF A CUSHION, SO THAT BRINGS US UP TO 27%.
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Some cushion for the slowing economy might come from services, which account for more than half of China's economy.
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In a perfect world, a household will have a cushion of emergency savings for whatever life throws at them.
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When God (or, y'know, evolution) designed the butt, do you think she had only a seat cushion in mind?
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We should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try new ideas.
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One batter after Devers' go-ahead two-bagger, Leon singled to left to give Boston a two-run cushion.
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S&P said that UK banks' earnings and balance sheets would provide a solid cushion against a disorderly Brexit.
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Right now, the standard helmet is mostly designed to prevent skull fractures and cushion players against direct, linear hits.
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In the olden days, people didn't need as much of a cushion between the end of employment and death.
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DNB's Maximum Distributable Amount (MDA) cushion stands at just 1.37% versus for example Danske's 9.22%, according to CreditSights analysts.
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Fitch believes that RNR's capital position provides an adequate cushion against the operational and financial risks the company faces.
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Jonas popped the question with a customized Tiffany & Co. cushion-cut diamond on a setting that featured tapered baguettes.
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Democrats have a history of strongly supporting stopgap funding bills, providing the cushion for victory in the Republican House.
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Often a topic is announced, and the women scatter across the room with a provided journal, cushion and pen.
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But because he listed shares on the Amsterdam stock exchange in 2014, he has a cushion of permanent capital.
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A: Nine hikes in from the zero bound, the Fed has a cushion, but ideally they would like more.
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The increased the Chargers' cushion to 24-17, marking the third time this year they haven't trailed at halftime.
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Brees threw his second scoring pass, hitting a wide-open Kuhn from 4 yards for a 14-7 cushion.
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Though the survey showed a significant cushion for Clinton, her advantage was smaller than at any time since September.
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It was a necessary cushion as the Frenchman, finally hitting his stride, won four of the five following games.
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On bad days, I sit down on my cushion and feel smothered and overwhelmed by a barrage of thoughts.
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Jones hit the first pitch for his 24th homer of the season to give Baltimore a four-run cushion.
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Credit underpins property markets and banks, under regulatory pressure to build their capital cushion, are often eager to sell.
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To cushion against credit risks, CCB increased its provision coverage ratio to 208.37 percent, from 171.08 percent in 2017.
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Before our baby arrived, I didn't quite understand why I needed a $100+ dollar cushion for our changing table.
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Not all jobs are created equal: formal employment with benefits and severance provides a better cushion than piecemeal gigs.
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Some are pushing for management changes or for financing terms that would help cushion any losses they might face.
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These exemptions, particularly that of Canada, significantly cushion but do not eliminate the tariff hit on the U.S. market.
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Next year, I might invest in installing window screens to prevent bird collisions — or at least cushion the impact.
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Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress, sits on a seat cushion, and gets asked really bad questions by lawmakers. 27.
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With a generously padded base and donut shape, this bed will cushion your puppy in comfort all night long.
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We know from past regressive tax cuts that no flood of economic growth will cushion any of these blows.
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Two more back-to-back 3-pointers from Hood later in the quarter extended that cushion to 82-60.
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A strong earnings season has also helped U.S. stocks cushion some of the impact from the ongoing trade issues.
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Jade Yoga's Harmony Mat ($67.96-$84.95) is meant to provide traction and cushion while providing stability for standing poses.
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Government efforts since last year to stimulate the economy have been designed to cushion slowing growth and limit unemployment.
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A 10-2 burst propelled the Pirates to a 063-8 cushion with 7:14 left in the half.
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Kanye stands up on the cushion, and then suddenly Chance emerges from the crowd with Kensli in his arms.
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The boom is giving him a cushion against the impact of his policies, personal behavior and impetuous decision making.
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If you're still a little confused about how to use a cushion compact foundation — don't worry, we got you.
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For the past five years, the MV-MLV cushion has been largest for offices and smallest for multifamily properties.
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The affirmation of the rating reflects the insurer's strong market position and a significant cushion in its underwriting profitability.
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Westbrook's traditional three-point play gave the Thunder a 214-224 cushion with 218:55 left in the quarter.
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In strong box office years, metrics should be strong enough to provide a cushion for weaker box office years.
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"I think that end of the second quarter was the cushion that won the game for us," Redick said.
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Begin building a financial cushion by saving where you can and making a budget if you don't have one.
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Regulators and actuaries said that the higher rates reflected a conservative approach as a cushion against potentially sizable losses.
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It has both a firm side for young babies and a softer side with more cushion for bigger toddlers.
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Her husband, still working in Manhattan as an accountant, provides a cushion until the farm can turn a profit.
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Instead, the center-left insisted that it was possible — indeed, necessary — for governments to cushion markets' most destabilizing effects.
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You might choose your favorite spot on the couch or a designated corner with a meditation cushion, Gluck advised.
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To help cushion the blow, Mr. Trump rolled out two rounds of financial support to help subsidize the farmers.
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The idea is that bigger market shares can help offset lower prices and cushion bottom lines for larger companies.
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Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung are relying on a cash cushion and plan to cut back on living expenses.
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The question is how to design a carbon tax, and how to cushion the blow for the most vulnerable.
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We're all creatives, and many of us don't have that 401(k) or financial cushion to fall back on.
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We just introduced some new self-care items in our online shop, and I've been using the meditation cushion.
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Even with a healthy cash cushion, the company can go only so long with such a steep revenue decline.
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He calculates that the province has "a pretty big cushion" built into the numbers of about C$5 billion.
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Even its closest rival, Morgan Stanley, has a huge wealth-management operation to cushion profit swings caused by trading.
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We watch it flatten railroad bandits and cushion her when she plunges down the side of a rocky precipice.
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Now some of the most prominent companies in China are taking in displaced workers to help cushion the blow.
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Earlier research by Suri and Jack found that M-Pesa expanded people's support networks, providing a cushion in emergencies.
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Weaker growth typically lowers government revenue, while increasing the need for greater public spending to cushion an economic slowdown.
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Of course, if Federer feels like winning a few more majors just to cushion his lead, we won't complain.
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But there are Democrats who could, feasibly, break with their party — giving Republicans a bigger cushion to work with.
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So, his daughter-in-law unzipped the cushion to see what was inside and found a box containing cash.
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Miles hit a jumper with 2:22 remaining to give the Pacers a 93-84 cushion they never lost.
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At SmartCells, 50 full-time employees and a few dozen temporary workers stamp out cushion pads on heavy machines.
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In addition to providing a financial cushion, the McQueen donation will also reduce the environmental impact of producing clothing.
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It was enough of a cushion to withstand the runs allowed by Syndergaard in the fifth and sixth innings.
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Beijing is counting on a strong services sector to cushion the impact from trade uncertainties and factory job losses.
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Maybe it's universal basic income, but we need to create a financial cushion for those who are left behind.
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The Vols went scoreless for 7 minutes, 11 seconds and committed six turnovers in losing their double-digit cushion.
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Memphis' 210-210 run gave it a 10-point halftime cushion that buoyed the Tigers through the second half.
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Since I get anxious about missing my flights, I usually plan ahead by giving myself a 30-minute cushion.
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The seats feature sturdier leg rests that can be fixed parallel to the seat cushion to form a couch.
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We're going to go back to watching the weather, but this will give the market more cushion on supply.
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We each placed a shawl on a cushion at opposite ends of the same row to avoid eye contact.
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They will, for instance, have to maintain higher levels of capital, the loss-absorbing cushion required of financial firms.
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Buyers will be able to choose from 100,000 different body panel colors and seat cushion options, the company says.
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One time, my daughter spilled some yogurt on the cushion, but it wiped off easily without leaving any spots.
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The Bulldogs used four early 3-pointers to cushion their lead, led by two apiece from Perez and Efianayi.
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Still, at many times in prior bull markets, the rate cushion has been slimmer and stocks have handled it.
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It needs Apple TV, the App Store and Apple Music to help cushion the drop-off in iPhone sales.
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I hunted for shoes that could cushion my knee and set my sights on walking and climbing stairs again.
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Segedin drove home two more runs with a run-scoring single in the inning for a four-run cushion.
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The central bank is widely believed to have sold U.S. dollars to cushion the yuan currency's descent in October.
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Industries at risk of relocating will receive a mix of tax cuts and free permits to cushion the blow.
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We've never tried to be big, we're 150 people now but just a little more, a little more cushion.
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Trump, meanwhile, would give the top 1 percent an extra cash cushion in the range of $162,000 a year.
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And besides, he has a wife and two young sons to support and no guaranteed contract to provide a cushion.
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That provided a considerable cushion for Snell, who was making his fourth career start and seeking his first career win.
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It's found in almost every skin cell and acts as a cushion that keeps moisture trapped just below the surface.
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The touchdowns gave Virginia Tech a more comfortable cushion after a close contest for much of the first two quarters.
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We used this color in a custom bench cushion for a reading nook in one of our most recent projects.
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That and other job opportunities could cushion the blow for most of the 225,83 workers currently laid off at Lordstown.
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Does that mean the cushion is thick enough to absorb a worsening of the slowdown/earnings-downgrade pattern from here?
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Cartwright, 29, shared the exciting news with fans on Instagram, showing off her stunning cushion-cut halo diamond engagement ring.
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Paschall's offensive rebound and basket gave the Wildcats that 11-point cushion and sent the sellout crowd into a frenzy.
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If you're logging lots of miles during a race training program, then having enough support, stability, and cushion is key.
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He also took the extra step of sitting on a cushion so he'd appear big and tall for the cameras.
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Taylor popped the question with a cushion-cut halo diamond engagement ring from celebrity L.A.-based jeweler Kyle Chan Design.
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Beijing has increased its spending and cut taxes to help cushion the blow to its economy from the trade war.
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Berkshire ended 2018 with nearly $112 billion of cash, some $92 billion more than the cushion Buffett said he needs.
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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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In strong box office years, metrics may be strong in order to provide a cushion for weaker box office years.
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Another kid turns a grunt soldier into a human pin cushion with the help of thousands of tiny wooden splinters.
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Its frame will be made from extruded aluminum (durable and 40 percent recycled), with wooden slats supporting a cushion base.
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That made them 91% favourites, rather than the "mere" 80% they would have had with a cushion half as big.
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The experts also suggest using pillows to prop up the pelvis or cushion the stomach so sex is more comfortable.
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A spectacular follow dunk by Anderson with 5:09 remaining in the quarter gave the Sixers a 77-45 cushion.
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On top of all that, there's the cushion layer that makes the bed something you'd actually want to lay on.
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"I think the bank-in three gave them a little bit of a cushion there," Butler coach Chris Holtmann said.
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There is simply not much else to cushion GDP growth should consumer spending falter possibly due to an exogenous shock.
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Kesserwani sees a distinction between what those sorts of companies have done and what he wants to do with Cushion.
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The ring seems to be a duplicate of their engagement ring, a cushion cut by master jeweler Lorraine Schwarz. E!
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The Swiss-based drugmaker has stepped up cost cuts in an efficiency drive earlier this year to cushion the blow.
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He sat on his knees on a cushion in a white kurta, the rock of his paunch balanced before him.
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The gains helped cushion steep falls in blue-chip financial stocks, which were the biggest drags on the FTSE 100.
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After that was done, they repainted the frame and added the backboard, stained-glass side panels, and the bottom cushion.
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Policymakers have shifted focus in recent months to growth boosting measures to cushion the economy and weather the trade storm.
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The IEA has previously released emergency supplies to cushion the impact of natural disasters and war on international energy supplies.
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Rather we should adapt to and guide economic globalization,cushion its negative impacts and deliver its benefits for all countries.
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Designed with ergonomics in mind, it comes with a velour head pillow and lumbar support cushion to promote good posture.
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To cushion the impact of the collision between the superpowers, Mahathir said Malaysia was collaborating more with its regional neighbors.
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He then ran 211 yards off right tackle to give the Eagles a 10-3 cushion 2:51 before halftime.
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The irony is that even those shunning Deutsche's cocos accept that its cushion of capital is relatively thick, at 11%.
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I had a couple of laps where I had a bit of a cushion and I could breathe a bit.
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That and other job opportunities could cushion the blow for most of the 225,83 workers currently laid-off at Lordstown.
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Sall also focused on building up a $1,000 emergency fund, which served as a type of financial cushion for him.
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You can also get booster seats that are built into the rear seats and fold out from the seat cushion.
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However, Wang cautioned against becoming overly gloomy on the retail sector, saying government policy support measures should cushion the downside.
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If achieved, earnings could rise, although a smaller PPOP cushion and elevated credit costs will limit the recovery in earnings.
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Firms that rely excessively on short policies or that invest heavily in the stockmarket must hold a much bigger cushion.
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Its second-quarter results reinforced worries about its thin capital cushion, which has dipped from 10.5% to 10.3% since March.
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