"Young legends die and so will" admittedly cuts it close.
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He rotates the court, and then he cuts it into shapes.
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If it cuts it stake, it won't have to do this.
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My producer Eve later cuts it into a 10-minute segment.
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Save for some spending cuts, it left Medicare coverage mostly alone.
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As someone who often cuts it close on deadlines, I can relate.
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He ceremoniously anoints it with confectioners sugar and cuts it into fours.
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A machine cuts it ultra fine, making each core exactly the same.
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Cynthia Vanis, who does my hair for the show, also cuts it.
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When the body blots, the netting cuts it into pieces, creating fish food.
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"This would largely cancel out the benefits of the tax cuts," it says.
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WOW Air will have around 1,000 employees after the job cuts, it said.
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Whether the film cuts it as a fully functioning weepie is another matter.
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Without the cuts, it suggests that an eight-foot rise can't be ruled out.
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Getting good grades no longer cuts it for getting into the school you want.
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Zurich Insurance - Barclays cuts it price target to 325 Swiss francs from 328 francs.
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She cuts it off, reminding him that she's his boss and that is not appropriate.
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Congress should not only reject these cuts — it should support increased funding for affordable housing.
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Microsoft will take an accounting charge of $950 million related to the cuts, it said.
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If it does not apply the pension cuts it puts the figure at 3.56 percent.
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If he had wavered on tax cuts, it would have been a very different story.
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They leave the pack there and then Whole Foods cuts it open and composts it.
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He starts a story with infinite potential, then cuts it short just as it's spinning up.
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The new round of lay-offs follows the hundreds of job cuts it announced in September.
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Our machines automatically fill the buns in, kind of rolls it, and then it cuts it.
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The House bill eliminates the orphan drug credit while the Senate bill cuts it in half.
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A year later, as Sprint is making billions in spending cuts, it now seems a herculean task.
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It also acknowledged that the estimate of 20,000 cuts it gave for Ford should have been 1,93.
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When you cut out a word in the transcription, it cuts it out in the sound file.
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Molly finally cuts it off with a curt, "Fuck you, Issa," because there's nothing more to say.
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But when the Freedom Caucus chose a target for further cuts, it was Obamacare's private market reforms.
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And since the dawn of Fitbits and Meat Free Mondays, "eat less, run more" no longer cuts it.
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For example, the corporate tax rate is now 35 percent, but the bill cuts it to 20 percent.
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Krispy Kreme makes its own dough in-house and cuts it into rings, which are proofed and fried.
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But that saves only about $20 billion — a far cry from the taxes and Medicare cuts it repeals.
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Jamie's position -- the kids needs haven't changed, so the only issue is whether $20k a month cuts it.
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All of a sudden someone cuts it down and you realize you had a connection to that tree.
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She cuts it into slices because it's a good contender for Saturday and that makes it look less bad.
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Lindsey Graham has said, if we don&apost pass tax cuts, it&aposs basically the end of the party.
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The half-Chinese guy gets the product from the hood, cuts it up, then sells it to white people.
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He takes the ball to the end line and cuts it back for Silva, but his shot goes wide.
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Amy Tun, the chef, cuts it into strips and glosses it with tamarind paste, garlic oil and fish sauce.
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After Mr. Trump's proposed cuts it would be 25 percent smaller than it was in 2010, adjusted for inflation.
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A Goldman representative said the job cuts were in line with cuts it has made across the firm globally.
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In order to get closer to more "revenue neutral" tax cuts, it will be necessary to raise money somewhere else.
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Soto grabs it with his left hand and cuts it into ribbon-like pieces with scissors in his right hand.
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Without a guaranteed wage and with huge pay cuts it is impossible to plan to support yourself or your family.
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The investigators found that genes can double the risk of heart disease, but a good lifestyle cuts it in half.
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The company paying for the commercial cuts it off so that it sticks in your head longer than other commercials.
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Go deeper: The market got the rate cuts it wanted The Federal Reserve's amazing pause College students as the Fed
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He finds the spot where the ripples and layers are most visible and pleasing, then cuts it into watch dials.
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Go deeper: Recession fears have vanished The market got the rate cuts it wanted Enthusiasm may be moving into housing
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Watching "Chapter Fifty-Four" knowing exactly what's coming somehow both heightens its power and cuts it off at the knees.
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When the ship's computer starts explaining, say, the cause of a massive economic collapse on Alpha, Valerian impatiently cuts it off.
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Relative to dramatic, binding emission cuts, it would be cheaper and more immediately effective, and so perhaps easier to agree on.
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It slices the leathery skin, pits the avocado, and cuts it into neat slices while lifting them away from the peel.
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Isco immediately plays a piercing ball through to Aspas who cuts it back for Dani Carvajal, but his shot is blocked.
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But in 2018, Sandler often gets his gag across in just one verse and abruptly cuts it off after doing so.
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Analysts say OPEC has little choice but to go along with the cuts it has already enacted in coordination with Russia.
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Absent those enormous tax cuts, it would be easy to modify the bill to have lower deductibles and more insurance coverage.
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The markets immediately took this to mean that the Saudis had reversed some of the cuts it had made the previous month.
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He cuts it, fertilizes it, plows it with his brush, plants objects like a seed so that they might germinate and grow.
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On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund cuts it global growth outlook for 2016 and 2017, to 3.4 percent and 3.6 percent respectively.
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Even as GM announced those cuts, it said it would double engineering resources allocated to electric and autonomous vehicle programs by 2020.
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That means the Fed will not be able to match the scale of the rate cuts it used to combat previous downturns.
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A veterinary pathologist, she takes the animal — be it a whale, moose or otter — and cuts it open to investigate what happened.
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It said that previous cuts it made have led to EBITDA increasing by 40% in the first nine months of this financial year.
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The National Association of Medicaid Directors opposes the Senate health care bill, saying the cuts it makes to the program are too deep.
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Rather than pay a top rate of 39.6 percent, or even 33 percent after Trump's cuts, it would pay a mere 15 percent.
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Trudeau has said the carbon price will help Canada make the greenhouse gas cuts it agreed under the 2015 Paris climate change accords.
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When taxes went up under the Clinton administration in the 1990s, growth went up, and after the Bush tax cuts, it went down.
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But the buybacks could also expose the company to more criticism that the tax cuts it received have mostly benefited investors and executives.
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He then chooses an 33-iron to a tight pin position on the left side of the green and cuts it in beautifully.
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It not only rejected most of his desired cuts, it also set aside an extra $2 billion for the National Institutes of Health.
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It had comic relief, it had Shining deep cuts—it even had some of the only moments of genuine peril in the entire movie.
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With some complaining that it's less tax reform than tax cuts, it seems that nobody seems to like the plan, apart from Republican donors.
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"That's why Nucor's a buy here, and if we get a couple of rate cuts, it will be a must-own stock," Cramer said.
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As such, the government would not need to immediately set up an Independent Payment Advisory Board to make proposals on the cuts, it said.
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"Small-business owners are at a crossroads where they cannot help but choose either business shutdowns or staff cuts," it said in a statement.
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Blue Apron blamed the drop in customers to purposeful cuts it made to its marketing budget and seasonal trends in the meal-kit business.
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Mr. Ubhaus smokes bacon, cuts it into small, juicy chunks and buries the chunks, like treasure, amid popcorn drizzled with an elegant parsley purée.
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Because it comes packaged with tax cuts, it assumes the economy will grow faster as a result and ultimately balance the budget by 2027.
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Usually $349, this model has dropped in price before to $278, today's deal cuts it even further, with a new pair offered for $238.
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Rival Ford (F) similarly cut salaried staff globally, though it has also not given any details about the extent of job cuts it plans.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) this week cuts it global growth forecast, warning that the economic expansion seen in recent years has been losing momentum.
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DY: I think with deregulation and tax [cuts], it will add extra fuel to the fire, but at some point things have to slow down.
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But as times change, so does our style — and our style says that a mere "tie it 12 ways" printed scarf no longer cuts it.
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The uncertain macroeconomic outlook could cause the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to roll over supply cuts it has enacted with other producers.
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When the agency had to purge employees back in 2014 because of budget cuts, it paid out $11.3 million to encourage 456 employees to leave.
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Finally, she cuts it in half (down the middle, not diagonally — key distinction) and adds a whole bunch of Flaming Hot Cheetos on the side.
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In this environment, there is one thing Carhart is certain of: The traditional 60-40 portfolio split of stocks to bonds no longer cuts it.
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When completed, a human server takes the burger out, inspects it for quality, cuts it down the middle, and preps it neatly on a plate.
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"Until OPEC removes the fear that they might not extend their production cuts, it will be hard for oil to get a bid," Davis said.
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But depoliticizing warfare cuts it off both from oversight, accountability, and the very purpose of politics, which is to broker solutions short of armed combat.
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"It just cuts it right off my face, and it heals the skin, so when I use this, it doesn't sting at all," she said.
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OPEC discovered this to its dismay when, using price cuts, it tried and failed to drive tight oil out of the market five years ago.
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For what it's worth, Yates says that when he wants to close a credit card, provided there's no annual fee, he just cuts it up.
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However, Hugo Boss said that price cuts it made recently in China to bring them closer to European levels had boosted demand in recent weeks.
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The group announced in January that despite these cuts, it would not abide by Trump's Mexico City policy and would continue to provide abortion services.
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There's another car in the right lane and, even though the self-driving car has the right of way, the human-driven car cuts it off.
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But Tlaib's version cuts it still further to 26.7 million people by Bruenig's estimate, or 8.3 percent, quite possibly the lowest poverty rate in American history.
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But even if this request isn't as significant as the administration's initial calls for massive spending cuts, it still won't be easy to get it passed.
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While the USGS would be able to keep up its existing earthquake monitoring capabilities with the proposed funding cuts, it wouldn't be able to update them.
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It doesn't just match the original—it cuts it off at the knees and gives its hero a whole new set of legs to run on.
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Enter boxed meats, itself a military innovation from World Wars I and II. By the mid 1960s, the Army could order exactly the cuts it wanted.
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Typically, this process takes two people an entire day, but the HoloLens cuts it down to four hours -- and only requires one person to do it.
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For the first nine months of the year underlying operating profit was up 286.4 billion crowns to 21 billion crowns, helped by cost cuts, it said.
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Yet even for Zuckerberg, who does earnestly believe in Facebook's power to continue transforming the world and improving our lives, that mission statement no longer cuts it.
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The No. 241 U.S. automaker said it now plans to cut $25.2 billion in costs by 26.4, up from $22017 billion in cuts it announced last fall.
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The Senate bill delays cutting the corporate tax rate (again, as a cost-saving measure) until 2019, while the House bill cuts it to 20 percent immediately.
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The difference is that this video cuts it down to a totally manageable 93 minutes, for anyone without the time or patience for the 264-minute version.
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But Republicans could have hated Obamacare in the way the Democrats hated the Bush tax cuts — it could've been legislation they opposed rather than legislation they feared.
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Crude oil has slumped over 2 percent this year and could see more pain ahead if OPEC does not stick to production cuts it agreed upon in December.
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While key Republicans in Congress have supported Trump's corporate and personal tax cuts, it remains to be seen if they can pass his desired 15 percent business rate.
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Inside the county hall, the besieged council debated the latest round of cuts — it had already voted to close libraries and stop repairing roads — as disgusted residents jeered.
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The country is far off-track to meet the cuts it pledged to other nations at big climate meetings, in Copenhagen in 2009 and in Paris in 2015.
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"Check the returns and check the box" no longer cuts it and, if an LP walks into the next Binary that way, they deserve what comes from their superiors.
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Instead of considering an outright strike, he takes pause, cuts it back, absolutely shames not one but three defenders, and rockets a ball into the back of the net.
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"Take it!" the character taunts a slimy, humanoid monster before she cuts it in half and the bloody chunks of meat get swept up in the storm as well.
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The GOP-driven budget sequestration in 2013 forced the federal workforce, including veterans, to take pay cuts; it also forced many active-duty servicemembers to leave the service early.
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Oil production in the United States and other countries outside of OPEC were beginning to respond to higher prices since the announcement of the OPEC production cuts, it said.
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"Since we're borrowing, what, a trillion and a half dollars to pay for the tax cuts, it doesn't sound like real money, and it doesn't sound sustainable," he said.
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The market had widely expected the Bank to reverse the two rate cuts it made in 2015 amid a decline in oil prices that sideswiped Canada's energy-dependent economy.
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While the Federal Reserve may be considering interest rate cuts, it cannot replace the goods that would have been made by factories closed to keep workers from getting sick.
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But whenever I Lost My Body teeters one the edge of using one too many melodramatic jump cuts, it always miraculously justifies the weight of its own self-seriousness.
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" Or as Matt Fiedler at the Brookings Institution put it, discussing the Medicaid cuts: "It does not matter what combination of federal funding streams are used to deliver that money.
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But the suite of regulations the nation has rolled out might not be enough to meet the cuts it has promised, according to research published today in Nature Climate Change.
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Everything about this film looks a little bit bewildering, but the trailer cuts it all together with such a quick pace and high energy that it may just not matter.
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The same guy who delivered Apple the tax cuts it so enjoys is the one who on the campaign trail called for a ban on Muslims coming into the country.
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Under pressure from the commission and markets, it backed off; besides the €1 billion in tax rises and spending cuts, it added further "Plan B" cuts in case of need.
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Budget guru Stan Collender put the problem more directly: Unfortunately for the HFC, there aren't enough votes in the House in favor of budget resolution with the cuts it wants.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It's "mission accomplished" for OPEC in its battle against bulging global inventories of oil, thanks to the production cuts it has had in place for nearly 18 months.
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The TV guide no longer cuts it: Users want recommendations and content discovery to be baked into their consumer experience, because there's more good content out there than ever before.
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Higuain cuts it back from the end line, but Meza's shot from a few yards out goes straight into the goalkeeper, and Messi can't get a foot on the rebound.
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If the Fed were to ignore investor expectations for rate cuts, it could worsen market losses — particularly if the central bank turned out to be wrong in its economic assessments.
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Krugman: Really hard to put a number on it, but given what has happened to business investment despite huge tax cuts, it looks as if the costs are pretty big.
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As our country reckons with the persistent racism and cultural insensitivity that has, for so, so, long, been hiding in plain sight, yesterday's model of Thanksgiving no longer cuts it.
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Yergin said what is more striking is the participation of non-OPEC members, including Russia — which has reportedly delivered a third of the 300,000 barrels a day in cuts it promised.
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With men like Tony Ferguson and Leon Edwards attempting quick elbows to cut their opponents constantly we are readily seeing the value of the quick elbow and the cuts it produces.
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"Small caps have thrived on access to cheap capital, but overall when we look at...those initial rate cuts, it hasn't necessarily been more beneficial for small caps' performance," she said.
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But I think that while Ford will deserve some credit if it generates the $3 billion in cost cuts it expects this year, something else is needed to boost the stock.
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But while Congress has until January to avoid deep budget cuts, it appears increasingly likely it will have to vote to raise the debt ceiling before leaving for the August recess.
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The International Energy Agency announced that OPEC has achieved 90% of the cuts it agreed to in its November pact, and demand has been growing faster than they expected, per Bloomberg.
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"Upon the implementation of the federal cuts, it was necessary to justify each hospital's fair allocation, regardless of the timing of the invoices they had submitted to date," Mr. Helgerson said.
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Mr. Politi paints on it while it is temporarily stretched, then gives it to his local tailor who cuts it up according to the artist's instructions and sews the pieces together.
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The approaches vary: There's the group that cuts it wet, some who prefer dry-cutting, and others who swear by first blowing curly hair straight in order to get the desired results.
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DETROIT — When Detroit filed for bankruptcy in 2013 and made major budget cuts, it set off a wave of police officers leaving the force to find better-paying opportunities in other cities.
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Grabbing a rotted orange, Nadia cuts it in half to show that it's still ripe on the inside, explaining that in some versions of this universe the fruits and vegetables haven't rotted.
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The White House last week released a one-page summary of tax cuts it wants to implement, plus a proposal to allow companies to bring home overseas profits at a reduced rate.
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Even with spending cuts, it is difficult to see how Puerto Rico's declining economy can generate sufficient tax receipts to service $70 billion in debt, much of it carrying high interest rates.
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The jack-o'-lantern you grew up carving just no longer cuts it: There are now meticulously carved, pop culture-inspired creations that wouldn't look out of place at the Met's sculpture garden.
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The government has proposed tax cuts it said would encourage people to work more, but the DF has opposed some of them saying it saw no reason to ease taxes for the wealthiest.
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"Fiscal policy should be strengthened to improve efficiency and continue to implement the policy of tax and fee cuts," it said, reaffirming that monetary policy will remain prudent to keep liquidity conditions ample.
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Now owned and developed by GoPro, Quik doesn't just let you do simple cuts, it also allows you to add music, choose filters, and even overlay some really cool text onto your videos.
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In a speech last Monday, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said the bank will assess whether the rate cuts it put in place in 2015 during the oil price shock are still needed.
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We're not dealing with celluloid anymore; it's all digital, and I send [the footage each day] to [editor Claire Simpson] and she cuts it, and I can go in and look after shooting.
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But the group, which trails John Lewis by annual revenue, said that with the help of cost cuts it still expected profit for the year to be within the range of market forecasts.
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"The benefit reduction caused considerable public consternation as two-thirds of Saudis work for the state, but when considered along with other spending cuts it contributed to an improved fiscal outlook," she added.
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A pet grooming salon in Tainan, Taiwan, has become the talk of the town after several news outlets ran stories on the over-the-top fur-cuts it was giving its customers' pets.
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"I didn't even know what barbers do, really… You sit in the chair, he sprays your hair with a water bottle, and just cuts it," Benade says of her first Blind Barber visit.
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Since the European Union made the greatest cuts, it is tempting to think that other countries must adopt its regulatory heavy approach that most climate activists favor, however, this would be a mistake.
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But if so many women want modest cuts, it seems illogical then that retailers and brands should want to minimize labeling it as such, especially when there's a huge profit potential in doing so.
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The White House proposal to overhaul the U.S. food stamp program — and the deep cuts it would make to benefits for the poorest households — has sparked public outrage on both sides of the aisle.
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Whereas his trials with academy teams have shown that the new method narrows the first-mover advantage to 54%, the fairest option is the Prouhet-Thue-Morse sequence (ABBABAAB), which cuts it to 51%.
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The company believes that in spite of these cuts, it will actually have more employees by this time next year than it has now, but they will be shifted to these new technology areas.
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While the government is keen to protect its revenues, Pemex would be keen to avoid a repeat of shock spending cuts it had to perform earlier this year after oil prices plunged, he said.
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"We expect nickel prices to remain high over the next couple of months on a supportive macroeconomic backdrop and market tightening driven by Chinese nickel pig iron (NPI) cuts," it said in a report.
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The lender has struck a deal with its works council, or labour representatives, on restructuring measures that take the total number of job cuts it is making in Germany to 4,000, it said on Thursday.
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China is one of the world's major producers of carbon anode but, even before this year's round of seasonal cuts, it was directing ever-increasing amounts to meeting domestic demand, cutting exports in the process.
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This phone is usually $240 (outright, or through $10 per month payments), though Best Buy cuts it in half, giving you the option of paying $5 per month for 24 months, or $120 up front.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Ask a Federal Reserve official if the clutch of interest rate cuts it has delivered this year are helping the economy and you will get a swift answer: Yes.
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The GOP tax plan that lawmakers hope to send to President Trump by the end of the month has been harshly criticized for the large tax cuts it would give to corporations and wealthy Americans.
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In an apparent attempt to punish General Motors for the planned job cuts it announced last week, the White House said Monday that eliminating subsidies for electric cars is now its official policy, Reuters reported.
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"Mobile internet connectivity has fallen further in #Iran amid reports of security reinforcement; real-time network data show connectivity at 5% of ordinary levels on specified networks after four distinct cuts," it wrote on Twitter.
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When the new administration came to power in November, it began reversing austerity after years of debt crisis and bailout, and the deficit cuts it promised to the European Commission depend on growth reaching that level.
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"He had his yard sitting at a beautiful two-and-a-half, three inches thick, where Rand cuts it to the nub," Bill Goodwin, a Bowling Green resident who knows both men, told GQ in November.
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To be clear, the administration could certainly change the inflation measure in a way that makes more people eligible — but given its calls for spending cuts, it appears likely it'll pick a measure that reduces eligibility.
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But our recent polling suggests that if the new push to rein in federal health spending is viewed as a way to pay for tax cuts, it won't just be Democrats and independents who oppose it.
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He added that Angola was implementing more than 100 percent of the cuts it committed to under the deal reached last year between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers led by Russia.
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The Indian steel giant has still not reached an agreement with unions on job cuts it could agree to and a delay could help it find a compromise with Rome's help, one of the sources said.
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Even democratic governments might be able to emulate some of China's policies, including its plans to invest in infrastructure projects and healthcare systems, along with the tax cuts it is rolling out to fuel private demand.
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However, even though the market had priced in rate cuts, it is not clear that they would address the root public-health concerns driving trading, said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy for Societe Generale.
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The telecommunications giant, which acquired CNN through its $85 billion merger with Time Warner in 2018, has generated scrutiny among the press, organizers, and activists over job cuts it has made over the past several months.
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They include the administration's antipathy to the climate agreement and the nuclear deal with Iran, its funding cuts to the United Nations population agency, and the broader funding cuts it has proposed for the world body.
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If Mr. Trump were serious, he would get Congress to increase direct federal spending on infrastructure and pay for it by repealing some of the giant tax cuts it just handed to corporations and wealthy families.
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In the series, her character MJ admits that she wears a weave to assimilate at work, wears her hair wrapped, cuts it, and will possibly (and finally) show her true texture during the series finale next year.
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Postnord, owned by the Swedish and the Danish governments, said that in addition to the Danish job cuts it would continue to reduce administration costs, which could also mean 700 full-time jobs outside Denmark would go.
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Ford said it expects to spend $11 billion in the next three to five years to reshape the company, though it has yet to announce the changes and cuts it will make to free up that cash.
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Weafer argued if Russia opted out of extension cuts, it would allow the non-OPEC nation to continue with efforts to diversify its economy at a time when it was looking to move away from oil dependency.
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Not only is it the natural corollary to last year's tax cuts, it is the only way those tax cuts will be sustainable — and the only way we can begin to address our $20 trillion federal debt.
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In April, Mr. Gilmore spiked an editorial at an Alden-owned publication — The Denver Post — that criticized the company for the steep cost reductions it had imposed on the paper and the further cuts it had planned.
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When the airline announced the first round of cuts, it stressed that it wasn't leaving without service any of the cities to which it previously flew, but it's unclear if this will still be the case now.
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While Republicans did manage to secure the occasional half-loaf, be it an extension of Bush-era tax cuts or the imposition of automatic budget cuts, it was never enough to dispel an underlying sense of futility.
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"It was already going to be a herculean task in making the numbers work over a 10-year time frame; when you begin to add in transportation, walls, tax cuts, it becomes an impossible task," said Rep.
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"We are not pleased with the share price ... But with the profitability we have now, it is not completely unfair," Sewing said, adding that when the market sees Deutsche is delivering cost cuts, it will revalue the company.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Alitalia has approved a short-term financing deal and a new industrial plan that will include job cuts, it said on Thursday, as the loss-making flagship carrier steps up efforts to sustain its business.
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Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and volatile oil production from Iran and others could cause the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to roll over supply cuts it has enacted with other producers.
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However, unless it is accompanied by very large spending cuts, it could increase the national debt by nearly 80 percent of gross domestic product by 2036, offsetting some or all of the incentive effects of the tax cuts.
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White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney on Thursday testified that the Trump administration does not believe $1.4 trillion worth of cuts it is proposing for Medicaid would affect children, the disabled or the elderly.
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He said barbers are wildly competitive, and he made sure to mention that he doesn't sketch — meaning he doesn't outline a design before he cuts it, nor does he shade, using paint to fix mistakes or darken areas.
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In hand engraving, the traditional method, an artisan draws the lettering or design directly on the surface, typically using pencil lead, and then cuts it into the metal using a series of tempered steel hand tools called gravers.
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Greece and its creditors — the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — reached a deal last week on a set of measures, including pension cuts, it must implement to qualify for more bailout aid which helps it stay afloat.
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Wittner also noted that even if the deal results in no actual production cuts, it was still very significant as it marked Saudi Arabia's and OPEC's return to active market management after deliberately remaining passive for nearly two years.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Dutch government wants seats on the board of Air France-KLM and more cost cuts, it said on Friday, days after buying a large minority stake in the airline and triggering a diplomatic spat with France.
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On Thursday, the independent Joint Committee on Taxation (JTC) announced that the Senate tax bill will not generate enough growth to counterbalance the $2000 trillion worth of tax cuts it includes — adding $1 trillion to deficit over 10 years.
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"If you have that rating agency issue kicked down the road, the Eskom issue kicked down the road and a very decent probability of rate cuts, it seems like a pretty comfortable position for the bond market," Curtis said.
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Daewoo has raised only 1.8 trillion won, of the 5.3 trillion won in asset sales and cost cuts it had pledged to raise starting in October 2015, when creditor banks began infusing billions of dollars to revive the shipbuilder.
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In the case of a two-dimensional object, such as the surface of a sphere, the thing that cuts it in two is a one-dimensional curve, just as the equator cuts the surface of the Earth in half.
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The board has said a plan was coming soon even though Puerto Rico's government opposes pension cuts it includes and only a small percentage of bondholders have agreed to a restructuring of general obligation and Public Buildings Authority debt.
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It will be about taking back the tax cuts, it will be about impeaching this president and undoing an election and it be about a lot of the other things the president mentioned tonight, he talked a lot about the election.
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Some Republicans argue, as the the New York Times summed up yesterday, that health care spending under the ACA is dangerously out of control, so the Senate bill doesn't include "cuts," it simply increases Medicaid funding at a more reasonable rate.
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The only problem is, coaches are not supposed to have two-way radios during games because the league controls the radio communications between the sidelines and the quarterback, and automatically cuts it off with 15 seconds remaining on the playclock.
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This so-called "311" measure (after the relevant section of the Patriot Act of 2001) is usually crippling for the bank concerned, because in effect it cuts it off from the American financial system and any banks that participate in it.
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China earlier this year cuts it tariffs for foreign automobiles to 15 percent, but leveled an additional 25 percent tariff on American cars over the summer in response to duties from the Trump administration, bringing the total to 40 percent.
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MADRID, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Spain's CNMC competition watchdog has agreed to lower to 10% the cuts it will impose on natural gas distributors' fixed rates of return in the 2021-2026 regulatory period, Spanish paper Cinco Dias said on Thursday.
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While the office avoided the proposed cuts, it was again in the news when it was reported that the nominee in consideration to lead the office took nearly $100,000 from the pharmaceutical lobby while sponsoring legislation related to opioids' pharmaceutical distribution.
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While the U.S. will not benefit from them directly or from the TPP's tariff cuts, it is still very positive that these stronger rules and practices will be implemented among the 11 member states, rather than weaker norms pursued by China.
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Indeed, the world's largest employer, Walmart, has just announced that as a direct consequence of the tax cuts, it is increasing its starting salary for U.S. workers from $9 to $11 an hour, and expanding parental leave benefits as well.
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German services union Verdi, which represents about 1,000 cabin crew at Ryanair and took part in Friday's walkout, called for a reversal of the "scandalous" cuts it said were targeted at bases where a large proportion of staff went on strike.
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"With data now coming out for the first month affected by the OPEC and non-OPEC output cuts, it appears fairly safe to say that compliance with the pledged reduction has been relatively high," analysts at JBC Energy said in a report.
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In fact, the House bill does more than make broad-based Medicaid cuts — it also eliminates, by 2020, a part of the ACA specifically designed to help states end waiting lists for community-based care: the Community First Choice State Plan Option.
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The study, published July 16 in Nature , makes the case that instead of CRISPR being thought of as a pair of "molecular scissors" (as it has been previously called), making surgical precise cuts, it may actually be "blunt" and cause more damage than previously thought.
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Its benchmark interest rate is now at a five-year low of 1.5 percent and while the BOT is not ruling out the possibility of further cuts, it is aware of the possible risks of keeping borrowing costs low for an extended period of time.
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"We continue to believe that if prices were to be artificially supported with production cuts it would only give more expensive forms of production more room to breathe and would only solve the problem in the short term," Phillip Futures said in a note.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Spain's competition watchdog CNMC agreed to lower to 284.96% the cuts it will impose on natural gas distributors' earnings in the 29-20203 regulatory period, Spanish paper El Pais said on Thursday.
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This will encourage higher volumes once economic reforms have been enacted and inflation brought down, he said, adding that the government hoped the United States would remove Sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, which cuts it off from the global financial system.
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Despite the cuts it makes to Wilde, Mr. Barry's libretto maintains the play's story line about two friends, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff, whose double lives risk being uncovered as their pursuit of their love interests draws the scrutiny of the formidable Lady Bracknell.
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But it is also worth recalling that Bush Republicans didn't have the easiest time in the world passing its first round of tax cuts—it briefly cost them control of the Senate—and, in many ways, today's Republicans face more obstacles than their predecessors did.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Paid to have their finger on the consumer's pulse, the Mad Men of advertising are under mounting pressure from clients to adapt to a fast-changing digital age where simply shifting marketing dollars online from old media no longer cuts it as a strategy.
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At a time when the relevance of the liberal arts is being questioned and federal support for the arts, humanities and sciences is threatened with deep cuts, it is worth remembering the essential role of the liberal arts curriculum at Howard in shaping the outcome of this landmark decision.
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They make googly eyes at each other from across the kitchen for what feels like hours until Jake cuts it off clean — to save his friend (and unspoken love) from the stress of dealing with a boyfriend while also transitioning from a nobody to a very famous person.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - Only five of 21.2 non-OPEC oil producers have agreed so far to meet the group on Saturday for talks aimed at widening a deal to reduce output, casting doubt on whether OPEC will secure the full cuts it is seeking, two OPEC sources said.
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While the framework included tax cuts, it is expected that the government will try to make up the shortfall by closing various other tax breaks — deductions, exemptions and exclusions that cost the government nearly $1.4 trillion in fiscal 2017, according to the Treasury – moves which could prove tricky to agree.
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The couple roamed the grounds of the Empire Polo Club this weekend with friends, when Selena and Abel made their relationship clear to all ... He drops his water and meets her halfway, but then cuts it just as fast when his bud returns with what appear to be fries ... priorities, right?
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If you put your own lock on that bicycle, and somebody cuts it, then the company might blame you, even if you have a better bike lock, or an equivalent bike lock or maybe it's a slightly worse bike lock but then all of a sudden you get all the flak for it.
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And also true, a supply-side response to high zinc prices is already starting to build with old mines such as Thalanga in Australia being brought back out of mothballs and speculation mounting as to how long Swiss producer and trader Glencore will wait before reversing the production cuts it announced in 2015.
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Mr. Trump may have smacked the Upstate's golden goose around a little, but Mr. Sanders "takes the ax to the head of the golden goose and cuts it off," said David Britt, a Spartanburg County commissioner and vice president and general manager of Tindall Corporation, a locally based maker of precast construction components.
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"Where we differ from the rather negative consensus view is that even if the Fed delivers those rate cuts, it still leaves the dollar as one of the highest-yielding G1.203 currencies and what we think the consensus misses is the role of outright yield," said Adam Cole, head of FX strategy at RBC.
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"He had his yard sitting at a beautiful two-and-a-half, three inches thick, where Rand cuts it to the nub," Bill Goodwin, a Bowling Green resident who knows both men, told GQ. Paul, hobbyist mower that he is, also may not have been the most attentive at the post-yard work cleanup.
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Brooklyn Beckham; Inset: Gareth Cattermole It feels like we've all been fighting the slow build of this men's hairstyle for a few years now, but as millennial gentleman continue to grow out their tresses and try out new daring styles, colors, and cuts, it only makes sense that braids would be an inevitable extension of this experimentation.
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While he acquitted himself relatively well on the matter of his tax returns (he is still being audited, he says) and Israel (he would have America remain neutral in a conflict involving Israel), when he tried to talk about health care and tax cuts it became glaringly obvious that he is mostly clueless about detailed policies.
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Throughout his testimony at budget hearings this week, Mulvaney said that Meals on Wheels funding "is not reduced at all," that one of the eliminated grants — the community development block grant — cuts it "maximum three percent," and that the same program "is a program that accounts for less than one percent" of Meals on Wheels funding.
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To name just two of the bill's benefit cuts, it would raise the retirement age to 69 and reduce the annual cost-of-living adjustment, while asking nothing in the way of higher taxes to bolster the program; on the contrary, it would cut taxes that high earners now pay on a portion of their benefits.
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A response of "one cut" indicates that CFOs do not expect another rate cut in 2019.) The CFOs' view that if the Fed cuts, it will be the final cut of 2019, puts the C-suite at odds with the prevailing view in the market (tracked by the CME Fedwatch tool) that the Fed will cut multiple times over the remainder of this year.
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The escalating trade war between the United States and China, the world's two biggest oil consumers, is causing the most concern among oil analysts, with consultants and banks cutting their demand growth forecasts Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and volatile oil production from Iran and others could cause the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to roll over supply cuts it has enacted with other producers.
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I don&apost agree that if you cut something here, you have to raise it over here because I think ultimately the middle class is going to pay...because even if we have these great personal and corporate tax cuts, it&aposs not going to be tax reform—you&aposre still going to see something like a gas tax where the middle and lower classes are going to be hit.
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"The one wild card in here is that if North American shale producers are the benefactor of OPEC cuts, it makes it much harder to swallow, where you have competitors benefitting at your cost - that's a big issue" UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo said in a note he expects Brent crude to exceed $60 over three months before leveling off in six months to $60 and then retreating to $57 a barrel in 12 months, spurred by rising U.S. shale production and higher OPEC output.
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