There's the housing cycle, the consumer spend cycle, the auto cycle, the tech spend cycle, the non-residential construction cycle, the truck build cycle, the oil and gas cycle, the mineral cycle, the aircraft cycle... a lot of cycles.
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We govern from election cycle to election cycle, news cycle to news cycle, and not generation to generation.
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The new cycle may be based, not on the inventory cycle, but on the credit cycle.
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Mr. Marks does cover his stated subject thoroughly, including the economic cycle (also known as the business cycle), the credit cycle, the real estate cycle and more.
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We went through the quinoa cycle and the Paleo cycle.
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The Democrats fought and won news cycle after news cycle.
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For example, at 21A, the "Kid's transport, literally" is a 'tricycle,' but is written as CYCLE CYCLE CYCLE because 'tri-' means 'three.
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There was the Minneapolis Lakers cycle with George Mikan, then the Los Angeles Lakers cycle with Jerry West and Elgin Baylor and then with Wilt Chamberlain, then the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson cycle, the Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal cycle, then the cycle Bryant led.
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It was a 10 year cycle, then a three-year cycle.
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We call this a majority rule cycle, or a preference cycle.
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I have completed the cycle and I'm beginning a new cycle.
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Then all the social waves happened, and the mobile waves happened… Just like there's a business cycle, there's a venture cycle, and innovation cycle.
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We are moving from a hardware cycle to a software cycle, and this hardware cycle adds roughly another billion consumers to the computing landscape.
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"The problems cycle in and they cycle out from prison," she says.
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By extending its business cycle, it has over-extended its financial cycle.
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Trump dominates news cycle after news cycle by crashing planes into Twitter.
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There would be a virtuous cycle in that way, a reinforcing cycle.
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Here are some tips:Track your cycle: To start, try tracking your cycle.
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If you were sexually assaulted (stress delays cycle), took a morning-after pill (throws off cycle), or have an irregular cycle, you'd have no idea.
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There's enough heat left over after the gas turbine cycle to run a (lower-energy) steam turbine cycle: Net Power's plant eliminates that second cycle.
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For the 2018 cycle, Pelosi raised $121.7 million for Democrats during the cycle.
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" Cramer called the automotive cycle the "meanest and most insidious cycle of all.
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But largely, we are moving from a hardware cycle to a software cycle.
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We have been talking about the same issues for election cycle after election cycle.
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"[We're] nine years into a cycle where everything is looking late cycle," added Rosenberg.
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If farmers miss the heat cycle then the next cycle comes after 21 days.
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"The industry has shifted from long-cycle projects to short-cycle," the bank said.
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There is this selling cycle going on, where on we in the innovation cycle?
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"A virtuous cycle will be created, rather than a vicious cycle of expanding illegality."
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IT'S A VERY DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO IN TERMS OF SHORT CYCLE AND LONGER CYCLE OPERATIONS, SO I THINK IT JUST GIVES US A CHANCE TO WEATHER THE CYCLE BETTER.
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" However, she noted that "the show has been very much in a cycle where the first runner-up in one cycle becomes the person who leads the next cycle.
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These players may be hostage to a particular cycle, but sometimes that cycle is good.
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But to break the cycle of poverty, we must also break the cycle of violence.
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Move beyond cycle-to-cycle thinking and invest in long-term infrastructure, including tomorrow's leaders.
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Yet the current tightening cycle and previous two easing phases have featured mid-cycle pauses.
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So we have created a cycle where we just cycle people through our local jails.
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He looks at the market cycle and tries to combine that with the macroeconomic cycle.
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"It's growing too quickly not to, and Democrats have been improving from cycle to cycle."
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"Cycle after cycle, there's always someone who is the flavor of the month," Manley said.
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Urea cycle disorder, which causes a deficiency of one enzyme in the urea cycle, stops the body from breaking down protein, according to the nonprofit National Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation.
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LANKFORD: And then they would do it again, and we would go through cycle after cycle.
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DALIO: Well, you know, there's the short-term debt cycle, long-term debt cycle and productivity.
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A hiking cycle consisting of only one quarter-percentage-point increase barely qualifies as a cycle.
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It's been a tough cycle, a really tough cycle emotionally and mentally and psychologically for everyone.
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Long-cycle maize survived the drought, while the short-cycle maize most farmers grew did not.
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You need to adjust for marketing cycle, sales cycle, seasonality, account growth and net present value.
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The Series 5 also comes with a native Cycle Tracking App to follow your menstrual cycle.
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We think we're late cycle, but we don't think this is the end of the cycle.
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This two year cycle is something we've been artificially conditioned to by the contract upgrade cycle.
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Polling costs have also skyrocketed cycle-over-cycle, which results in fewer overall polls being conducted.
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They charge: $6,000 per egg freezing cycle, $12,500 per IVF cycle, $300 for a fertility assessment.
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Drug and surgical protocols vary from clinic to clinic, doctor to doctor, and even cycle to cycle.
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Common sense says this cycle, this horrible cycle of hostility, must end and ideally will end soon.
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As the cycle between major console refreshes grows larger, the number of mid-cycle updates grows too.
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They say as much about the LME warehousing cycle as they do about the aluminium market cycle.
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Tech is already integral to America's news cycle, its political cycle and the rhythms of its stockmarket.
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In response, the iPhone will then power cycle off and power cycle on to prevent any damage.
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They say as much about the LME warehousing cycle as they do about the aluminum market cycle.
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"The body clock cycle is slightly longer than the 24-hour daily cycle," a press release says.
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The focus on Pelosi has actually decreased this cycle compared to last cycle, the Wesleyan survey found.
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I've seen it, like people come and go and they can either cycle up or cycle bad.
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"I don't think we're in the late stages of this economic cycle or market cycle," he added.
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However, without a compelling product cycle in September, we may see a slow upgrade cycle once again.
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"The exact day when you're going to ovulate can vary from cycle to cycle," Dr. Gupta says.
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" That's because the "auto cycle is still working its way out, you've got the tech cycle that's actually recovering, we think, second half of next year and the shale cycle is very uncertain.
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Corresponding Republican and conservative groups took in $2000 million this cycle, versus $17.7 million in the cycle prior.
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This would be a virtuous cycle, instead of the vicious cycle the Fed is stuck in right now.
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But it seems clear that the NAIRU is not a set figure; it varies from cycle to cycle.
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Second, they knew their incumbent representatives had become complacent, relying on winning cycle after cycle without credible opponents.
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"This is one of those times when the economic cycle has hit a weird political cycle," he said.
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The data from Solar Orbiter could help explain the sunspot cycle — Why does the cycle last 2000 years?
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"Not only are they linked to the cycle, they&aposre a higher beta to the cycle," he said.
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Politics The last contest of the 2018 election cycle could be considered the first of the 2020 cycle.
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Corresponding Republican and conservative groups took in $26.4 million this cycle, versus $17.7 million in the cycle prior.
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The 24-hour news cycle has begun to feel like a 24-second news cycle; peel your eyes away from your feeds at your own risk, lest you miss the latest outrage cycle or atrocity.
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"Every hair cycle you need to rebuild your factory and you lose fidelity with every hair cycle," Mirmirani says.
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The current negative cycle is beginning, and it will self-perpetuate — at least until the next cycle comes around.
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It's a virtuous cycle, except when the stories are about you... then it can feel like a vicious cycle.
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"We do need to separate the M&A cycle from the election cycle," said Ryan, UBS' chief investment strategist.
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It's just a reality that the [iPhone] 6 cycle was extraordinary, and the 6S cycle isn't quite as good.
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Because this cycle relies on these advanced enzymes, it's hard for scientists to figure out how the cycle originated.
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That pattern has repeated itself in election cycle after election cycle, data from the Virginia Department of Elections shows.
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It does describe destruction and the end of a cycle but it also represents the beginning of a cycle.
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After all, the upgrade-cycle for my refrigerator better not be akin to the upgrade cycle on my phone.
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Locate the Cycle Tracking app Don't be alarmed if you don't see the Cycle Tracking app on your phone.
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Each cycle includes a fertility assessment, private consultation, anesthesia and any monitoring a patient may need during their cycle.
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Cycle Tracking & Health My personal favorite feature of the Watch is the new built-in menstrual cycle tracking app.
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CUBAN: BUT FUNDAMENTALS – IT DEPENDS WHERE YOU ARE IN YOUR LIFE CYCLE, RIGHT, OR GROWTH CYCLE OF THE COMPANY.
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Conflict is a cycle and often the cycle repeats itself, and ripples outward with a momentum all its own.
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The RSLC outspent its Democratic counterpart nearly 3-to-1 that cycle, but that advantage has disappeared this cycle.
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"The last rising rates cycle was from 1946 to 1981, and from 1981 forward to today, we've been in a falling rate cycle," she said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now," making the point that the typical 37-year cycle was over and rates were now beginning to enter a rising rate cycle.
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As Steve Barrow at Standard Bank points out, diminishing marginal returns set in, meaning rate hikes early in the tightening cycle - or even before the cycle starts - lift a currency much more than late-cycle hikes.
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"The late cycle is the most complex and challenging period of the market cycle and of the economic cycle," said Erik Knutzen, the multi-asset-class chief investment officer at Neuberger Berman, a $333 billion manager.
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" Bough and branch clipping runs on a cycle: "The way we look at it, you have an ideal pruning cycle, and in that ideal cycle every tree should get proactively pruned every seven to 10 years.
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Many genes also run on a circadian rhythm, meaning they cycle on and off regularly on a 24-hour cycle.
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"Older generations, boomers, are at a different stage of not only their life cycle, but their investing cycle," Newsom said.
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To break the cycle of male-dominated tech companies, we need to also look at this male-dominated VC cycle.
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These are problematic both because cycle lengths vary and because women are often unsure about when their last cycle concluded.
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Let her watch it move and begin to acclimate herself to the news cycle and, more importantly, the hype cycle.
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If you want to cycle left through your tabs, use ⌘+Shift+{ (left bracket), and ⌘+Shift+} to cycle to the right.
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Our next review cycle is coming up, and I've made it very clear that I'm expecting a promotion this cycle.
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"This next eight-week cycle is going to be the hardest cycle of my career to date," he told PEOPLE.
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This drives emerging-market currencies down even further in a vicious cycle that mirrors the virtuous cycle during the boom.
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The ads are the group's final set for the 2016 cycle heading into the last week of the election cycle.
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And so, I have 20 years' experience watching the natural process of the Goldman Sachs partnership evolving cycle to cycle.
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"You run on election cycle after election cycle with Republicans complaining but never taking the obvious next step," he said.
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At the same time, when you see the cycle of automotive, they're around a five- or six-year change cycle.
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You repeat this cycle about five times each night, and your REM sleep stage gets longer in each subsequent cycle.
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Businesses are furious about the drastic partisan swings from cycle to cycle and the resulting impact on taxes and regulation.
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In short, if you want to see how short-term the global marketplace can be, look no further than volatility indicators where the same mistakes occur cycle after cycle after cycle, often within only a couple of months.
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"Auto sales, as far as an upgrade cycle or a necessity purchase cycle, have a long way to go," Feinseth said.
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I simply add it to the rinse cycle and make sure that the cycle is set for at least 16 minutes.
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We may be in the later part of the business cycle, but it's the early late stage of the business cycle.
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Apple is also adding menstrual cycle tracking, which will let women monitor their cycle and get notifications on their fertility windows.
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But once Trump took office, the news cycle and the meme cycle became completely indistinguishable — each made worse by the other.
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Some parts of the body's functioning, like the citric acid cycle (aka Krebs cycle), are highly evolved and difficult to study.
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And end-of-cycle recessions are usually impossible to distinguish from mid-cycle slowdowns until well after the slowdown has started.
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If the Fed keeps moving rates higher there will be pressure on the U.S. housing cycle and the local housing cycle.
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"The [economic] cycle in Europe is very late in comparison to the cycle to the United States of America," Trichet said.
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The presidential election cycle in 21625 broke political spending records, nearing $2900 billion, up from $220006 billion in the 2202 cycle.
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Canada completed its by-far longest election cycle last year in 11 weeks, compared to our current election cycle of 85.
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"The key conflict is between late-cycle valuations versus early-to-mid-cycle market behavior," Wald wrote to CNBC on Monday.
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Real life will not wait for either a three-year budget cycle or the multi-year acquisition cycle that follows it.
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Cycle after cycle, the membership of the Congressional Black Caucus, Congressional Hispanic Caucus and Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus has grown.
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The sex-sleep cycle Ironically, a sex drought can actually worsen sleep, setting you up for a vicious cycle of irritability.
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The consensus, it seems, is for zinc's bull cycle to peak sooner rather than later before a multi-year down cycle.
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The firm said the 5G cycle could be big for Apple, but visibility is low regarding the upcoming 2020 iPhone cycle.
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EISEN: SPEAKING OF THE CRISIS, THERE'S A LOT OF TALK NOW ABOUT WHETHER WE'RE LATE CYCLE OR MID TO LATE CYCLE.
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In London, for example, there were more than 600,000 cycle hires on the city's Santander Cycle Hire Scheme in January alone.
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First, I'd like to say that current economy cycle is kind of in a late cycle, not like 10 years ago.
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Wu calls this pattern the Cycle, and on the surface at least, the internet has followed the Cycle with convincing fidelity.
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"I think an earnings recession is a real risk, but the most important thing to point out ... is that the business cycle, or the profit cycle, works at a different speed than an economic cycle," he told CNBC Thursday.
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"It looks back upon those years, which, for me, that record cycle was a really hard, dark cycle for me," he adds.
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The iPhone 7 cycle will be tepid, but investors should buy Apple for the iPhone 8 "super cycle," according to Credit Suisse.
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The Sun is on its 24th cycle as per the Wolf index, which labels the solar cycle starting in 1755 as 1.
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Part of the new budget is set to be invested in London's Cycle Superhighways, which are cycle routes cutting across the capital.
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And, by that same token, there's no reason to hack your period in order to align your cycle with the lunar cycle.
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By enforcing its own rules, the company had created an outrage cycle about Facebook—inside of a larger outrage cycle about Facebook.
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For those who aren't familiar with the lunar cycle, the new moon and the full moon are opposite points in this cycle.
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The misalignment between the U.S. business cycle and the oil industry cycle will be a growing source of risk by 2019/2020.
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Under Cárdenas, BOLD PAC went from raising just under $1 million for the 2014 cycle to $85033 million in the 2016 cycle.
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After the pressure cycle is complete, follow the manufacturer's guide for quick release and wait until the quick-release cycle is complete.
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That's been the norm ever since, though the exact lineup varies from cycle to cycle as states move their nominating contests around.
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During the 254.9 election cycle, it put up another $54.3 million in outside expenditures, up from $27 million during the 2014 cycle.
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Now we&aposll do Trump&aposs cycle with Iran, a cycle on which the lives of US citizens and our allies depend.
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The Allam Cycle aims to be cost-competitive with conventional combined-cycle natural gas plants while also capturing 22020 percent of CO2.
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This will collect users' cycle tracking logs from the Health app on the iPhone or the Cycle Tracking app on Apple Watch.
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"For three years, my body has been a prisoner of trying to get pregnant — I've either been about to go into an IVF cycle, in the middle of an IVF cycle, or coming out of an IVF cycle," she wrote.
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Our human body clock cycle is slightly longer than the 24-hour daily cycle, and so this new eye tissue finding may help explain how our brains use light to daily "reset" and align our body clock with the Earth's cycle.
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For instance, stress hastens our hair's natural growth cycle, which can expedite hair loss, and prolongs the hair-loss stage in the cycle.
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"It's all a very big cycle...and it's the role of both the employee and the employer to break that cycle," explains Link.
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The stock can't go higher because it's the end of the cycle and it's the end of the cycle because the stock's down.
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For example, a washing machine with a specific color cycle could use this feature by allowing users to activate that cycle through Assistant.
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The market cycle has been behaving independent of the business cycle for a while, and is determined by a broader global risk tide.
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If America is in a cycle of eternal return to the grip of racist violence and oppression, how can the cycle be broken?
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In 2017, Line 2 was not allocated between cycle 38 and cycle 58, a Colonial spokesman said, the equivalent of about three months.
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The closed cycle [as opposed to an open cycle gas generator system the Merlin engines use] is also a Russian rocket engine development.
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"A lot of people misunderstand the alignment of the circadian cycle to the light-dark cycle with chronotype, or phase preference," Mander says.
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AND ONE OF THE CENTRAL TENETS OF THE COURSE IS THAT THE FRAUD CYCLE FOLLOWS THE FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS CYCLE WITH A LEG.
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The economic cycle will not last forever, and rising vulnerabilities from a multitude of risks threaten to shorten the cycle and derail growth.
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Without the trappings of office, Biden has faded from the national stage as the coronavirus contagion chews through news cycle after news cycle.
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What sets the Panasonic Eneloop 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries apart from other brands is the advertised 2100 cycle lifespan.
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"We believe Cupertino has a unique opportunity to capture this super cycle opportunity with a major 5G cycle on the horizon," Ives said.
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The warmer automatically shuts off after eight minutes and has cycle memory, so it sets your warming to the previous cycle each time.
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For more details on each month's cycle, tap the particular cycle to see the symptoms you logged and how often you experienced them.
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Flo Living's primary tenet is something called "cycle-syncing," or tailoring your diet and exercise to the four phases of the menstrual cycle.
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SO WE ARE LATE CYCLE, AND LATE CYCLE, YOU CAN BANK ON IT, COMMODITY PRICES GO UP, AND NOT BY 20 OR 30%.
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The Gartner Hype Cycle Cloud APIs have progressed pretty far through this cycle, with the best of them powering essential business services every day.
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The dopamine cycle ensures that we keep on craving more content, the exact same dopamine cycle that makes a Happy Meal a happy meal.
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"The Chinese monetary cycle is diverging from the U.S. monetary cycle," said Jonathan Garner, Morgan Stanley's chief equity strategist for Asia and emerging markets.
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It's not the tail end of the cycle, but it's possible this acceleration we're seeing is traditional for the last third of the cycle.
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One of these days when the up-cycle ends and the down-cycle begins, we will have a revival in the distressed debt market.
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That was in part because Mr Delanoë did not just want to convert existing cycle owners into cycle sharers; he wanted more people cycling.
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Medium-cycle and long-cycle production from new oilfields takes too long to develop to be of any real use as a shock absorber.
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No President, under the best of circumstances, can succeed in an environment when his subordinates are the subjects of news cycle after news cycle.
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The media landscape has changed from a 24-hour news cycle to a 12-hour news cycle, due, in large part, to social media.
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Instead, it will let a two-week news cycle go by (in a 24-hour news cycle world) without any comment from the president.
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It said the current cycle of billionaire growth started in 1980 and warned that this super cycle for billionaires isn't likely to last forever.
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"It's always a mess with Hillary," Trump has taken to saying, and that's the narrative he wants confirmed, cycle after cycle, week after week.
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Some have hypothesized that AI could enter into a rapid cycle of self-improvement, with each new cycle more intelligent than the previous one.
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As his podium career expanded, Mr. Harnoncourt led a Mozart cycle at the Vienna State Opera and a Monteverdi cycle at the Zurich Opera.
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Cycle hire schemes are becoming increasingly common and efforts are being made to build dedicated cycle lanes separated from cars and other road traffic.
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Other hardcore supplements include cycle support and post-cycle therapy supplements that claim to help the body restore hormone production after taking prohormone supplements.
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You have a new political cycle starting in Germany, and also the upcoming elections in Italy will also contribute to this fresh political cycle.
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If you buy something in the middle of a billing cycle, you won't have to pay it off until the end of that cycle.
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He hit for the cycle Tuesday, finished a triple shy of another cycle Wednesday and added a double and two singles in the finale.
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You can track your own cycle using at-home ovulation tests, which measure body temperature or use a fertility app to track her cycle.
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Your chances of getting pregnant change throughout your menstrual cycle so it&aposs helpful to track your cycle when you&aposre trying to conceive.
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Google staff, for example, made $3.8 million in campaign contributions in the 2014 election cycle on top of $3.4 million in the 2012 cycle.
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"Starting with the silicon cycle, the global economic cycle is starting to look up, and Japanese EPS (earnings per share) will start to rise," said Hiroshi Watanabe, economist at Sony Financial Holdings, referring to the highly volatile economic cycle in the semi-conductor sector.
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The art of timing the cycle is subjective, and too much optimism can hurt a portfolio if the cycle doesn't materialize as predicted, he added.
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Unlike the oil industry cycle, which is in the early stages of expansion, the macroeconomic cycle in many of the advanced economies looks increasingly mature.
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Because internal body temperature fluctuates during the menstrual cycle, many people take their temperature each day to figure out where they are in the cycle.
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Previous editions of Top Model have also prominently showcased British contestants (cycle 18), college students (cycle 19), and male competitors (cycles 20, 21, and 22).
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But since the precise atomic details of the crystallisation process in IBM's ersatz neurons differ from cycle to cycle, their behaviour is necessarily slightly unpredictable.
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If the bias isn't consistent from cycle to cycle, the exit poll could just be off because of noise from precinct selection or smaller samples.
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A potential sales candidate, for example, might be asked to talk through how they'd approach a short sales cycle differently than a long sales cycle.
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Entering data is as simple as tapping the big red button in the circular cycle, which shows both your menstrual cycle and your fertile period.
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The cycle of life might as well be called the cycle of death: everything that lives will die, and everything that dies will be eaten.
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Like any other agricultural commodity, there is an economic cycle driven by supply that affects the decisions of growers and keeps the resulting cycle going.
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While job growth has been very impressive this cycle, periodic and transitory deceleration in job growth have been one of the characteristics of this cycle.
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The sales cycle year over year and the iPhone unit cycle, were negative last year, and the market was concerned about Apple growth, he said.
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Apple's full year 2019 earnings are about $12.34 a share when comparing the current product cycle to the iPhone 6S cycle in 2016, according to Sacconaghi.
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Maybe this is all a part of mainstream music's economy now, where the album release cycle is often competing with an equally fast-paced news cycle.
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Avoiding the junk food When students are off of their regular sleep cycle, they often also fall off of their ideal eating cycle too, Carskadon said.
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Next, take the length of your longest menstrual cycle and subtract 11 from the number of days to determine the last fertile day of your cycle.
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An analysis of hormone levels crucial to our sleep/wake cycle, namely melatonin and cortisol, also showed a change in the timing of their sleep cycle.
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However the DNC is an institution, not a campaign, and this mentality has forced incoming staff to recreate the wheel – and rebuild relationships – cycle after cycle.
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Their internal body temperature fluctuates with their ovulation cycle, so it increases when an egg is released and returns to normal levels after the cycle ends.
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The rodents spend about 20 to 40 percent of the cycle bleeding, whereas people who menstruate spend between 15 to 35 percent of the cycle bleeding.
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While Kilmeade's initial payment went toward the general election cycle, it was redistributed toward the primary election cycle as it was processed well after Election Day.
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Every news cycle that is about a liberal Democrat calling the President a name and promising certain impeachment is a winning news cycle for the incumbent.
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It's a cycle like any interpersonal cycle in which we're doing something that people hate but we're doing it to try to make people like us.
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There has been plenty of flawed reporting this election cycle, just as there is flawed reporting every cycle, but the deeper, more troubling failure is collective.
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An automated test cycle that takes too long is not of use; I've put the upper bound at 15-20 minutes for a max test cycle.
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The only national survey done on the subject shows that 73 percent of Democrats and 61 percent of Republicans favored on-cycle over off-cycle elections.
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"Obviously the adulation/backlash cycle isn't new, so it's really a joke about how social media can accelerate that cycle to a ridiculous degree," he said.
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"I went into [this election cycle] thinking that this would be a cycle where we would see black voters' political diversity at play," Johnson told me.
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Rather, "Closer" concerns an endless hookup cycle that doesn't satisfy but keeps beckoning because breaking the cycle is hard and the alternative, prolonged intimacy, is scary.
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We're more cautious around risk based on where we are in the cycle, but that doesn't mean that the cycle won't run for another 2-3 years… I know that we get a lot of attention around the cycle and when there's gonna be a recession.
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This new Apple Watch app, called Cycle Tracking, will quickly log information about your cycle, including the timing, flow level, symptoms, and results from ovulation prediction kits.
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And in January Bernstein estimated that the installed base entering the iPhone 8 cycle will be 80% larger than it was entering the strong iPhone 6 cycle.
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Brenda Lawrence and Debbie Dingell and says he'll run cycle after cycle, ensuring that as the city comes back, it continues to have strong leadership in Washington.
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Then, you take the length of your shortest menstrual cycle, and subtract 18 from the number of days to find the first fertile day of your cycle.
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The other signal involves the presidential cycle: Don't sell in May in the third and fourth year of the presidential election cycle, when markets tend to outperform.
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"I hope that this film will give voice to those trapped by the cycle of violence in hopes that one day the cycle will end," said Heineman.
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Is it fairly routine for these guys to cycle into the far right—whether online, IRL, or both—and then cycle back out to more mainstream circles?
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They pumped $85033 billion in visible money into the political system during the 2016 election cycle, a number they're on track to outstrip in the current cycle.
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The fifth short-selling cycle has been the fastest and most aggressive so far as hedge funds piled in rapidly to exploit the down-cycle (tmsnrt.rs/2guTLoO).
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It also features an efficient one-hour wash cycle and a smart soil sensor that can adjust the cycle based on how dirty your dishes are. 63.
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He believes the business cycle that started eight years ago remains intact and perhaps has entered a new "intraday-cycle expansion phase" that should carry through 2017.
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Of course, the most fertile ground is wherever New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) touches down, bringing with it cycle after cycle of up-and-coming gallery talent.
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Still, it boils down to this: Any given eclipse will repeat on an "eight years, 11 days, eight hours" cycle, or what's known as the Saros cycle.
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"We want a way to get the kids out of the cycle," she told me, referring to the cycle of poverty that traps so many agricultural laborers.
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However, if there's a cycle to the way you argue and you dread fighting, it might be a sign that you're caught in the cycle of violence.
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A meme cycle follows nearly every major news cycle, with social media platforms flooded with jokes about everything from President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment to YouTuber drama.
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Meanwhile, the average Republican challenger had raised less than comparable challengers in the 2016 cycle, and had less on hand than comparable challengers in the 2014 cycle.
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Records from the Federal Election Commission show that Nelson's campaign received a total of $20,000 -- $10,2000 in the 225 election cycle and $2000,22017 in the 215 cycle.
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Consequently, South Bend entered the cycle of post-industrial decline a generation earlier than many other former industrial centers — and, Buttigieg says, entered the recovery cycle faster.
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Two factors that help offset the price, according to owners, are the speedy wash cycle times and heavy-duty spin cycle that means less time in the dryer.
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Obviously some products aren't feasible to grow indoors, those that have a very long life cycle, so we need to choose products that have a shorter life cycle.
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RESILIENT PERFORMANCE THROUGH THE CYCLE KCM has a good track record of successfully managing through Mexico's business cycle while maintaining healthy operating margins and a conservative financial profile.
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The Kingdom is also changing its market settlement policies, moving to the international 'T+2' settlement cycle from its previous 'T+0' cycle to better satisfy foreign investors.
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The X9.3 flare is the largest flare recorded so far in the current solar cycle—an approximately 0003 year-cycle in which the Sun's activity waxes and wanes.
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Coffman, for his part, says "nothing's changed" since last cycle, when he was a top Democratic target, or the cycle before that, when he was also under siege.
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It is in the late phase of an extended economic cycle, and global growth should reaccelerate in the second half of 2019, providing late-cycle opportunities for investors.
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Still, Powell said he viewed the cut as an insurance policy, calling it a "mid-cycle adjustment" and not a start to a full-blown rate-cutting cycle.
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BC: That's true, but the cycle for energy is not the cycle for high tech, and I think to go out from coal we need about 20 years.
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Though there is no cure for urea cycle disorder, a balanced diet is all that is needed for some patients, according to the National Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation.
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This marks the fourth short-selling cycle by the hedge funds since the start of 2015 ("Hedge funds in new cycle of oil short-selling", Reuters, July 25).
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The Koch network plans to spend more than $400 million this cycle to elect GOP candidates and promote conservative causes — its largest ever investment in an election cycle.
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Her dream of a supportive lover sets her apart from her fellow denizens of Covent Garden, where the cycle of poverty is inextricable from the cycle of abuse.
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In 1987 he took the Deutsche Oper Berlin to Japan with Wagner's "Ring" cycle; it was the first time the full cycle had been performed in that country.
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This marks the fourth short-selling cycle by the hedge funds since the start of 2015 ("Hedge funds in new cycle of oil short-selling", Reuters, July 25 ).
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After a down-cycle, the company now expects a "normal" product cycle in the mainframe servers business during the fourth quarter, Chief Financial Officer James Kavanaugh told Reuters.
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"The credit cycle is past its peak, and credit tends to lead equities in signaling a maturing cycle," wrote TS Lombard analysts in a note earlier this month.
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Grassroots donors gave $246 million in Q2 alone 3.3 million unique donors have contributed to nearly 9,000 Democratic campaigns and organizations this cycle overall Compared to the same point in the 2018 cycle: donors had given $249 million, and 4.9 million people made contributions through ActBlue throughout the entire 2018 cycle.
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You only have to look at the Republican winner in South Carolina to understand that this is not an electability cycle, this is a anti-establishment, point-making cycle.
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Having a hormonally regulated cycle is worse than having a natural cycle: This is a personal choice, but there is no scientifically proven negative consequence to regulating your period.
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We're locked in the tomb of repetition, playing cycle after cycle, open world after open world, monetization strategy after monetization strategy, spiraling further down a drain of negotiated consumption.
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So we find ourselves in a position where the stronger USD cycle does not look complete, yet the near-term triggers of a resumption of this cycle are scarce.
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Beneson Strategy Group provided at least $5 million in services in the 2008 cycle, and has already charged even more in this cycle, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
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RAY DALIO: In my humble opinion, I think that the Fed is putting too much emphasis on the business cycle and not enough on the long-term debt cycle.
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" DCCC April fundraising tops last cycle - Roll Call : "The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $11.2 million in April, exceeding its monthly fundraising total at the same point last cycle.
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His argument was that a "virtuous cycle" of good business practices and consumer trust would drive demand and increase adoption, and strong net neutrality rules would promote that cycle.
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Although Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the rate cut was a "mid-cycle adjustment" and not a start to a full-blown rate-cutting cycle, markets aren't fully convinced.
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"Diversity in and of itself seems to be proving and intensifying these reactions, and that occurs for the post-Obama cycle but not the longer cycle," Noland told Vox.
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Jaso's cycle powers Pirates past Cubs, Arrieta PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates once couldn't have hit for the cycle against Jake Arrieta in a week's worth of starts against him.
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The average cycle can cost about $10,000 to $20,000, and given that IVF often requires more than one cycle, every little bit that strangers are offering Brafford will help.
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"We believe the iPhone X product cycle could be the strongest iPhone product cycle to date," head of technology research Daniel Ives wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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NGCC stands for natural gas combined cycle.) Because the plants are simpler (only one cycle) and smaller, Net Power believes they will have lower capital costs than conventional plants.
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In the minutes from last month's central bank meeting, released Wednesday, the July rate cut was described a mid-cycle adjustment rather than the beginning of an easing cycle.
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"You can't bail on an asset class ... even if turns out to be a bad cycle for bonds, when the good cycle returns, I'll still have all my clients."
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After your last day, you can adjust when your cycle ended by holding that date and dragging left and right until the pink bar correctly highlights that month's cycle.
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"Just like folks can get caught in a negative relational cycle, couples can often also get stuck in a negative sexual cycle," said Michael Moran, a certified sex therapist.
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"Caterpillar is earlier in its cycle than the market gives credit and our preferred way to play the early stage equipment replacement cycle," Dillard said in a note Tuesday.
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" But, the Portuguese finance minister said: "If you look at the (economic) cycle, the (monetary) policy during the cycle, Europe started a bit later than other economies into this.
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Financial ideas — like financial markets — have a cycle.
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Titan has a methane cycle similar to Earth's water cycle—except with, you know, methane—so that should make for some interesting chemical signatures of life, should there be any.
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According to period tracker app representatives, nearly all of their users were unaware of how normal it is for a menstrual cycle to exist outside of the 28-day cycle.
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More Democratic congressional candidates have competed in the 2018 election cycle than either party attracted in any cycle since 1980, according to an Axios analysis of Federal Election Commission data.
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"The Fed is recognizing that the macro outlook has become more uncertain but still sees its easing cycle as a 'mid-cycle adjustment' and not recession cuts," the analysts said.
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More money will be spent on advertising this election cycle than any previous midterm cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), which powers the election data website, OpenSecrets.
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" An end to the demographic super-cycle If this theory is correct, Reid says, then "any reversals in this demographic super cycle could spell problems for the fiat currency system.
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"I think the major driver in donor behavior this cycle and last cycle has been reactions to Trump and Trump's policies," said Sarah Bryner from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"In watchOS 6 the cycle-tracking app gives you a simple discreet way to visualize your cycle right on your wrist," said Dr. Sumbul Desai speaking on stage at WWDC.
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This greater macroeconomic maturity should allow emerging economies to cope better with two global dynamics that have often scuppered them in the past: the commodity cycle and the Fed cycle.
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After a euphoric iPhone 6 product cycle, Apple and Cook now face a pivotal "make or break" iPhone 7 product cycle, which will dictate the future growth story at Apple.
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"There is really no way that they could have produced the number of incremental users that they did on the iPhone 6 cycle with the iPhone 6S cycle," Chokshi added.
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Data from FiveThirtyEight's endorsement tracker shows that she has picked up endorsements from governors and Congress members far more quickly this election cycle than she did in the 2008 cycle.
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She said the party raised and spent $35 million in the 2018 election cycle on statehouse races -- more than double its $16 million raised and spent in the 2016 cycle.
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Her destruction is just one in a cycle, we see: the Poet is the cycle's creator, and the cycle needs to happen in order for his work to be done.
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The Koch network plans to shell out $2202 million this cycle to elect Republican candidates and promote conservative causes — 2628 percent more than it spent during the 28500 presidential cycle.
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Julián Castro is carving out a place for himself in the crowded race for the Democratic presidential nomination as the border crisis and immigration dominate news cycle after news cycle.
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That is what has allowed Brazil to build its history, that endless flowering of talent, one star replaced smoothly by another, year after year, cycle after cycle, decade after decade.
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If your billing cycle ends on a different day of the month (mine, for example, ends on the fifth), you can tap the gear icon to adjust the cycle date.
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The industry is in a bit of turmoil at the moment, trying to figure out how to adapt the production cycle and supply chain to the fast-paced community cycle.
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The modern news cycle is a little different now — less of a cycle and more like a cyclone, the informational equivalent of standing in front of a tennis ball machine.
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You know, whenever -- when the cycle hits, obviously it's going to effect the bank, but we will manage through the cycle just like we did right through the last one.
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On one hand: "All the preparation for the end of the cycle could forestall the end of the cycle," John Bilton, JPMorgan's head of global multi-asset strategy, tells Axios.
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Daniel Barenboim has conducted Beethoven cycles, a Schumann cycle and a Mahler cycle at Carnegie Hall, but not one of those was as significant as his coming Bruckner cycle, thought to be the first series of all nine of the composer's symphonies in the United States, and one of very few worldwide.
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For a sneak peek at the kinds of deals you might find, check out some of the washers and dryers that are currently on sale:Samsung 949.993-Cycle High-Efficiency Front-Loading Washer, $2949.99 (originally $2949.99) [You save $2700]LG 7.3 CU Ft. 14-Cycle Electric Dryer with Steam, $599.99 (originally $949.99) [You save $350]Samsung 2.2 Cu. Ft. 949.993-Cycle Front-Loading Washer with Steam, $999.99 (originally $1,169.99) [You save $170]LG 5.2 Cu Ft. 12-Cycle Super Capacity Top Load Washer and LG 7.3 Cu. Ft. 14-Cycle Electric Dryer with Steam, $1,199.98 (originally $949.99 and $949.99 respectively) [You save $700]
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"There is a great deal of volatility in the equity markets, a great deal of conversation around how late we are in the cycle and worry about the cycle," Smith said.
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Any improvement in property construction would likely benefit early-cycle commodities, such as cement and steel, first, rather than copper and aluminum, which were exposed to late-cycle demand, it said.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector typically cycles between periods of faster and slower growth, some of which become end-of-cycle recessions while others become mid-cycle slowdowns followed by renewed expansion.
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"The good news is, however, that this earnings cycle will have a chance to not only trough, but ultimately recover before we hit the end of the economic cycle," noted Zidle.
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At least two, Clue and DOT, have the ability to ignore an outlier cycle, but DOT cautions users with recent miscarriages to wait until their cycle resumes to use the app.
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"If fundamental investors start questioning the cycle, a technically driven sell-off could be more violent and more likely to deliver a knock-out punch to the economic cycle," he wrote.
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Here's my simplified version of the tech cycle: When I invest in a tech stock, I think about which number on the above cycle is the best match to the stock.
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A report from the Japanese newspaper Nikkei (that we found via 22012to20173Mac), suggests that Apple is moving from a "tick-tock" two year refresh cycle to a "tick-tock-tock" cycle.
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The on average has fallen nearly 2 percent in the second year of a "slow" cycle, while gaining 4 percent in the second year of a "fast" cycle, the study found.
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Advisers were using the value of the account's assets at the end of the billing cycle, instead of using the average daily balance of that account over the entire billing cycle.
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The critical question is whether the latest bout of short selling marks the start of a new cycle, the fifth, or is merely the continuation of cycle number four (tmsnrt.rs/2clxxSu).
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After all, any one of these stories is a HUGE deal in its own right -- and could easily dominate news cycle after news cycle, for weeks or even months on end.
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Griffin Goldsmith: Yeah, it's cool to make a record in the middle of an album cycle and do what we're doing now, which is to seamlessly transition into another record cycle.
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Part of that was his uncanny ability to dominate the 20163-hour news cycle -- touching off explosive news stories with his provocative tweets and then driving the cycle with his interviews.
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For the moment, the current slowdown is similar to previous mid-cycle slowdowns in 2015/16, 2012/13 and 2011/12, as well as the end-cycle recession of 2001/02.
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"We are moving from the perception that this is late cycle to end of cycle, and, when that happens, defensive stocks outperform growth stocks," he wrote in a note to clients.
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We need to stay focused on organizing, having one-on-one conversations with voters, building long-term, on-the-ground infrastructure that will continue to exist election cycle after election cycle.
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But there is tension between the need to maintain optimal capacity over the whole cycle and the need to meet investors' demands to maximise profits at each point in the cycle.
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More realistically, value tends to work for a year or two at the trough of a cycle up through the first two years of recovery, not this late in the cycle.
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DAVID ALLEN It is one of the pivotal moments of Wagner's "Ring" cycle — and Ms. Norman defined it for me since I first heard the cycle live in the opera house.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE In most cases, the influences on the smaller consuming economies from oil prices, the macroeconomic cycle and the commodity cycle are the same as for the major consuming economies.
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Basically, Apple may switch to a tick-tock-tock release cycle instead of the usual tick-tock cycle, meaning a new redesign won't come every two years, but every three years.
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Jon Caramanica Each year the album becomes a more fragile thing, and also less meaningful: Musicians are focused on their fame and their art minute to minute, not cycle to cycle.
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If you have a 29-day cycle, you&aposll ovulate around day 15, but if you have a longer cycle of 35 days, you&aposll ovulate around day 21, says Minkin.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Paris region wants to boost the number of people who cycle to work by investing in new cycle lanes and infrastructure and a subsidized electric bike rental scheme.
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"We think the central bank will resume its rate-cutting cycle soon," Gareth Leather, senior economist at Capital Economics, said in a note, predicting two more cuts in the current cycle.
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The approach is grounded in a concept of "cycle-syncing," or catering one's diet, exercise and lifestyle habits to the four phases of the menstrual cycle (luteal, menstrual, follicular and ovulatory).
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With six months to go in the 2018 cycle, Walden had already raised an additional $71,000 over the 2016 cycle -- or 11 times more than drugmakers gave him a decade ago.
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I'd still put my money on them qualifying every cycle, but considering Mexico's path to 2014 and the USA's stumbling this cycle, that would still very much be an open question.
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Instead, they find another source — and the cycle continues.
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A virtuous cycle … except when it's a vicious one.
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This time, however, the cycle has backfired, McHenry adds.
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Astra is 50.1% owned by conglomerate Jardine Cycle & Carriage.
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Then, chastened, we retreat — until the cycle begins again.
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"The cycles — the average cycle has extended," Cook said.
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"Equal opportunity education policies generally are motivated to try to break the cycle of poverty, to break the vicious cycle of disadvantage from one generation to the next, and create a virtuous cycle where being born poor isn't a life sentence," Johnson told the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association in 2016.
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"We used to live in a 24-hour pop culture cycle, now we live in a two-hour pop culture cycle," showrunner Albert Lewitinn told The Verge a week before the premiere.
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It features two assassins who appear to be stuck in a murder/death loop (hence the name) where one wants to protect the cycle and the other wants to end the cycle.
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Now instead of like a two-year life cycle from starting to failure, now you have a four- or five- or six-year life cycle where the outcome is the same. Right.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE WAGNER'S 'RING' CYCLE The director Patrice Chéreau has gotten most of the credit for the landmark centennial production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle that opened at the Bayreuth Festival in 1976.
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They're talking about a lot of good things and the ag[riculture] cycle has clearly, clearly turned, and anything you can do with the ag cycle is good news, so go there.
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The stronger, cooler phase of this cycle is termed La Nina while the weaker, warmer phase of the cycle is El Nino ("El Nino, La Nina and the Southern Oscillation", Philander, 21986).
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And I think you go through a cycle over – it's not of six months, and it's not a year, you go through a cycle of kind of recalibrating and resetting the business.
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"Companies want to strike a balance between long and short-cycle investments while maintaining a robust balance sheet to fund their way through the down cycle," said BMO Capital analyst Brendan Warn.
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Trump "just continues to gobble news cycle after news cycle," said Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway, who ran the Super PACs that backed Senator Ted Cruz in the primary and aggressively attacked Trump.
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If we're going to break the cycle of violence, we need to break the cycle of what happens next — our habit of scapegoating mental health and surrendering to a fearful new normal.
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And their life cycle costs — the cost of the bus to the government from purchase through decommissioning — are competitive with life cycle costs for diesel buses, though the upfront costs are higher.
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The clothes are only available on the brand's website, or from upmarket retailers via "drops" that coincide with Ms. Cave's creative cycle, rather than as part of the traditional seasonal fashion cycle.
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"The cycle moves after you strike a balance, of pushing the pedal and holding the handle, and I feel that somehow the cycle teaches us something," he said in a recent speech.
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Overall, the gains in home equity still lag every other economic cycle in the last half century — with the exception of the cycle that ended in 2007 as housing prices were crashing.
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Given that the typical business cycle lasts at least five years and a typical credit cycle lasts even longer, the Chamber's contention that the proposed deferral period is too long is illogical.
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On a personal note, this puzzle completes the "cycle" for me; in fact, David and I considered naming the puzzle "Hitting for the Cycle," but the joke was too "inside" for sure.
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Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, became speaker of the House halfway through the 2016 election cycle, prompting drugmakers to pour $75,000 more into his war chest than they had the previous cycle.
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