I wouldn't be surprised to see their numbers depleting, however.
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And the price is soaring as supplies are fast depleting.
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The delayed deliveries are depleting available stocks of certain materials.
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A drought was depleting the nation's reservoirs, paralyzing its dams.
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Depleting this much energy could mean death for some turtles.
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Cheerios instead gave away 1.5 billion seeds, depleting its entire stockpile.
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Mars and Neptune's connection can be massively creative or hugely depleting.
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Ozone-depleting chemicals in the atmosphere reached their zenith in 1994.
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"Robust late-cycle growth is depleting global supply chains," they wrote.
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Many others are depleting aquifers faster than they are being replenished.
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The logic is ironic: destructive nets are depleting Taiwan's coastal fisheries.
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Lincoln's request risked undercutting the military effort by depleting the ranks.
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Lincoln's request risked undercutting the military effort by depleting the ranks.
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Scientist raised the alarm and ozone-depleting chemicals were phased out worldwide.
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Some worry investors could move their money to bank deposits, depleting funds.
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French fishermen say pulse fishing in demarcated zones is depleting fish numbers.
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Many hospitals have indicated that they're quickly depleting their stockpiles of masks.
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Senior diplomats have left in droves, depleting the building of historical memory.
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Then he knocked Wilder down again with an energy-depleting body shot.
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The gaps between spending and revenue are rapidly depleting the trust funds.
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For an interactive graphic on India's depleting water resources, please click tmsnrt.
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For an interactive graphic on India's depleting water resources, please click tmsnrt.
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"EPA's authority to regulate ozone-depleting substances under Section 612 and other statutes does not give EPA authority to order the replacement of substances that are not ozone depleting but that contribute to climate change," the court said.
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In real-world usage, I get around 600 shots before depleting the A7R.
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Foods that are high in antioxidants will help fight collagen-depleting free radicals.
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How can we feed 7.5 billion people today without depleting our planet's resources?
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Other countries face similar prospects of depleting populations, particularly within smaller, rural areas.
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I Need Affection I Need Affection: Your situation is very challenging and depleting.
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The Dutch TTF benefits from the huge - but depleting - Groningen onshore gas field.
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Its main source of energy is natural gas, whose reserves are depleting fast.
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Last quarter's decline in imports resulted in businesses almost depleting inventories in warehouses.
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Last quarter's decline in imports resulted in businesses almost depleting inventories in warehouses.
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That's why we need more options for producing meat without depleting our resources.
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The challenge is making sure their spending rate avoids depleting their nest egg.
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Americans are depleting their own savings to pay their medical bills, Macklin says.
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By long-term they mean decades, when their own gas reserves could start depleting.
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"Cycling" a battery means depleting its energy completely, then recharging it to capacity again.
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Drought is overwhelming Southeastern states this fall, and temperatures have soared, depleting ground moisture.
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Depleting reservoirs have forced cities including Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad to cut water supplies.
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Depleting resources now could, in coming years, increase pressure on the services that remain.
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Increased exchange rate flexibility allows to the economy to absorb shocks without depleting reserves.
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You'll often find him shivering or sweating because of the weather, his health depleting.
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"Tanker requirements are going up every week as reservoirs are depleting," the official said.
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But despite a rapidly depleting balance sheet, Scobie was bullish and pursuing additional funding.
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EPA had tried to regulate HFCs under its authority to regulate ozone-depleting pollutants.
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There is an art to not depleting your child's college fund while visiting London.
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At first, they tried to conserve the rapidly depleting reserves in their shallow aquifers.
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"Supplies are rapidly depleting," Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a news conference.
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Jacob and his community willingly provide food to the starving, depleting their own stores.
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Another rule of thumb: Are you depleting all your savings with the down payment?
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However, by worrying unnecessarily, we risk abusing that natural system and depleting our energy resources.
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Wealthy students provide the funds needed to keep colleges in business without depleting their endowments.
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Image: WikipediaFile this under definitely not good: global warming is depleting the oceans of oxygen.
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And, at the same time, the farming industry is depleting the soil of necessary nutrients.
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Though the Sun hardly moves in the sky, their hearts are beating, their reserves depleting.
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Restricting ozone depleting pollutants was a main tenant of the Montreal Protocol signed in 1987.
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And nitrogen fertilises the oceans, [eventually] depleting the water of oxygen, creating enormous coastal dead zones.
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Groundwater, which has been steadily depleting for years, makes up 40% of the country's water supply.
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Companies that do things by the book are struggling to compete, further depleting the tax take.
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At the very least it raises the salinity of the surrounding seawater, depleting the dissolved oxygen.
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Then came the Panic of 220, depleting both the family finances and her father's mental capacities.
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This is due to regulators focusing more on replenishing the aquifers and less on depleting them.
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A crooked industry in China has been releasing ozone-depleting chemicals into Earth's atmosphere for years.
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Ozone: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is tightening the controls on certain ozone-depleting substances.
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China has also recently promised to strengthen its campaign against illegal production of ozone-depleting chemicals.
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The FDA issued a direct final rule last October to update the ozone-depleting substances regulation.
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Nuclear threats stacked on depleting resources stacked on the widening gap between the rich and poor.
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For example, United Airlines said domestic demand is depleting, and health officials advised against taking cruises.
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He noted the success of efforts to reduce emissions of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons in the 1990s.
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Matt: You know, I&aposm on the power now, so I&aposm depleting my power reserve.
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Fish stocks are depleting and he can no longer provide for his wife and two children.
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Not by falling footfalls or depleting budgets or any of those typical concerns that plague showbiz.
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With injuries depleting the rotation depth, Richards left after four innings in a 4-4 tie.
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Apple continues to promote (frequent) new purchases of iPhones, MacBooks, and other energy- and resource-depleting items.
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Instead of depleting the land's nutrients, like cotton does, hemp actually puts nitrogen back into the soil.
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Spooked by rapidly depleting groundwater, the central government plans a vast nationwide campaign to revamp local reservoirs.
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We've rounded up thoughtful presents that will show you care, without depleting your emergency-afternoon-Starbucks fund.
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But supplying fish sustainably, without depleting natural resources and harming the aquatic environment, is a continuous challenge.
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So if Kim&aposs charm offensive succeeds in depleting support for sanctions, his generals could win big.
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Officials in Madhya Pradesh, in central India, have deployed armed guards to protect a fast-depleting reservoir.
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HFCs are organic compounds often used in air conditioners and refrigerators as alternatives to ozone-depleting substances.
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Ozone is also a greenhouse gas, Carn noted, so depleting it would cause global cooling, not warming.
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Howard's intention that night in London was to bring clouds down to earth without depleting their loftiness.
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CFCs were rapidly depleting the planet's ozone layer, which shields Earth from the sun's dangerous ultraviolet radiation.
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Some conservatives hoped that depleting the unused funds would make it harder to pass other spending measures.
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But the decline in imports in the fourth quarter resulted in businesses almost depleting inventories in warehouses.
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Consequently, people are depleting retirement accounts and taking out second mortgages to cover costs on their own.
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Harvey is rapidly depleting FEMA's disaster relief fund, meaning Congress will have to appropriate more money in September.
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Within the U.S., four states have encountered the depleting population of gray whales: Alaska, Washington, California and Oregon.
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But in other years more regular and severe droughts are depleting water and pasture and decimating pastoralists herds.
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Going the extra mile and depleting my health for some boss who's never going to give a s—?
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Lately, he has resorted to giving the most endangered children syrupy medicines, for the glucose, further depleting supplies.
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Still, though the Saudis are burning through their financial reserves, there is no danger of depleting them soon.
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Rayleigh scattering through this cloud is depleting all the blues and leaving us with a sepia sky. pic.twitter.
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They estimated that the ozone-depleting gases peaked in the late 1990s and has since been slowly declining.
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HFCs are potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning instead of other ozone-depleting substances.
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Most states have a stockpile of lethal injection drugs — Texas has 27 doses left — but they're quickly depleting.
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As a result, Iran's economy has taken a hit, with cash reserves depleting as oil exports fall 70%.
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The effort would take up enormous time and energy – depleting my bandwidth -- and for who knows how long?
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And when it's unplugged, the Kindle will use up the detachable case's battery before depleting its internal juice.
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The FDA issued a direct final rule last October to update the ozone-depleting substances regulation for chlorofluorocarbons.
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To hit this 22 goal, the world will need to cut back even more on ozone-depleting chemicals.
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In the past, regulations successfully limited the amount of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, allowed in household products.
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In other words, because stress is depleting, it uses up the cognitive reserves needed to effectively plan ahead.
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And just think, they hadn't even begun the most depleting process of piecing together all that IKEA furniture.
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They also had access to freezers, which gave an incentive to catch and store extra fish, depleting stocks.
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Mr. Raders had spent some time in India protesting a Coca-Cola bottling plant that was depleting groundwater.
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Either way, they're still depleting wild stocks, and we know that eel populations are threatened around the world.
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As Pfizer's supplies have run short, competitors have struggled to keep up with demand, depleting their own stock.
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Researchers said the cause of the sinking was depleting groundwater, similar to the situation in Jakarta and Houston.
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But the overall decline in imports in the fourth quarter probably resulted in businesses depleting inventories in warehouses.
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Over 22019,000 left for the mainland last year, causing a brain drain and further depleting the tax base.
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Mr. Raders had spent some time in India protesting a Coca-Cola bottling plant that was depleting groundwater.
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But the overall decline in imports in the fourth quarter probably resulted in businesses depleting inventories in warehouses.
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Many players said how depleting the experience was on the cusp of the year's third Grand Slam event.
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In one, the player conjures some fish, depleting a bar that apparently correlates to Jesus&apos holy abilities.
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Before then, gray seals were hunted for their furs and to keep them from depleting the fish stock.
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Methane and ozone-depleting gases known as chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, are becoming relatively smaller contributors, the report states.
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Methyl bromide, an ozone-depleting substance, is not made in Canada, but is allowed for use in limited situations.
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At least she has Bonnie (Sarah Stiles), who listens and rescues Wendy from a depleting social interaction with Taylor.
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Subsidized electricity gives farmers an incentive to pump out more water, a key reason behind fast depleting water tables.
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By 2000, the Forest Service estimates that wildfires will be depleting nearly 1.73 percent of its budget each year.
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While paying for an elder's nursing home seems like the right thing to do, you're depleting your own assets.
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The PBOC holds on to its purchases of CNH, thus depleting the supply of CNH available for interbank lending.
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The surprising result: Rather than depleting their assets as they age, the average retiree is instead actually accumulating wealth.
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These chemicals were a major part of aerosol sprays, until we figured out they were depleting the ozone layer.
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Left freely to plunder the sea, individuals will fish more than is best for the group, depleting fish stocks.
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Just imagine: a never-depleting fridge of ice-cold beers or swimming pools of perfectly mixed gin and tonic.
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Making weight for me is never a painful process because at Chok we don't believe in depleting your body.
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After all, rising ocean temperatures due to anthropogenic climate change are responsible for depleting the puffin's usual food sources.
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The collusion is now — and it is the greatest source of Mr. Putin's depleting but still very dangerous strength.
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During this time, critics, too, might find themselves bingeing on performance — a feast that can be nourishing or depleting.
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Most Russian oil output comes from western Siberia, where fields are depleting, pushing producers to look for new regions.
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For example, after a capital depleting event, the global affiliate can more quickly replace capacity than a third party.
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But Mr. Trump's rocky start has slowed the momentum, depleting his political capital and dimming prospects for bipartisan cooperation.
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The starting center left school in early December, depleting the Cougars of their leading scorer, rebounder and shot blocker.
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Some worry that the impact will be minimal, and that acting now risks further depleting the central bank's toolkit.
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That means frackers remain dependent on debt, equity and other types of outside capital to replenish rapidly depleting wells.
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As a result, the world would experience colder temperatures and less precipitation, depleting much of the globe's agricultural output.
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Fans went wild for the palette when it first came out, often depleting stock as soon as it became available.
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Depleting the body's friendly bacteria may precipitate asthma and other allergic diseases, and may elevate risk for some autoimmune diseases.
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The biggest hesitation for both sides is if this is even possible without increasing the debt and depleting the military.
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The evidence of the ozone depleting is right next to him, yet he decides to treat it as a game.
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Have you noticed that the YouTube app is depleting your precious new phone's battery life at an unusually quick pace?
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They were depleting local supplies, he thought, because they knew the inundation from the south would one day rescue them.
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When you are always on the go, you're depleting your glutathione stores, which is where this supplement comes into play.
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Overfishing can change the size of the fish that remain and impact how quickly they reproduce, further depleting fish stocks.
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But the potential rewards and depleting reserves have intensified the risks, with frequent reports of opponents attacked and even murdered.
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The remaining reserves are rapidly depleting, which in turn imperils another backbone of the national economy, Lebanon's financial services industry.
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Soon, his seventh vertebrae fully collapsed, an agonizing compression fracture, due in part to years of bone-density-depleting therapies.
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You expose yourself to depleting your energy and finances, leaving you and everyone you love emotionally taxed and financially drained.
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Methyl bromide, an ozone-depleting substance, is not made in Canada, and is allowed for use only in limited situations.
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OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL Carbon tetrachloride was widely used in the past to make refrigerants, fire-extinguishing materials and cleaning agents.
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Nevertheless, he was charged and, reportedly after depleting his savings and putting his house up for sale, he pleaded guilty.
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"It's depleting even more funding from these districts that were already at a disadvantage to begin with," Dr. López said.
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This accelerated consumption is exhausting global ecosystems, depleting 22011% of global resources and nearly 2100% of animal populations since the 22020s.
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This summer, Norwegians are worrying that tourists are depleting their crystal-clear waters and smuggling their catch out of the country.
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The carrier ordered 23 wide-body aircraft for delivery over about 18 months, starting in 2006, depleting cash, the executive said.
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But it will protect marine species from harmful human activities by banning commercial fishing, mineral extraction and other resource-depleting industries.
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"You're not depleting the soil by asking it to grow nutrients for you over and over and over again," says Harrison.
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Now, there are in fact some policies that DO perpetuate dependency and poverty while depleting our national treasury and natural resources.
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The incentive program was initially established in 2014 to entice new locals to help boost depleting numbers in the small village.
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Drivers rushed to fill up en masse, quickly depleting fueling infrastructure designed for cars that top off every week or so.
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The carrier ordered 22 wide-body aircraft for delivery over about 18 months, starting in 23, depleting cash, the executive said.
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Its cash balance is depleting on persistently negative FCF due to lower cash generation and lack of collection of Rcom's receivables.
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Mexico City, a mega-city of 21.3 million people, depends on depleting aquifers and risks running out of water one day.
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But he also states unequivocally that to pay writers would mean depleting important work on critical issues like inequality and war.
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The regulations revolve around ensuring that the forests of the world meet economic, social and ecological needs without depleting natural resources.
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Investment analysts reported that Turkey was depleting its international reserves to bolster the lira in the run-up to the election.
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Fish of all species are being caught faster than they can reproduce, causing an unsustainable strain on the depleting fish population.
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Scant investment in the industry, difficulties securing finance and cost-cutting measures means stocks are depleting quickly which will reduce oversupply.
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In the early 1990's, the U.S. joined the Montreal Protocol to address the environmental consequences of using ozone-depleting substances.
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In other words, depleting their savings by paying for long-term care would leave a spouse unable to fund living expenses.
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We live in a culture that glorifies and rewards a level of commitment to work that's often mentally and emotionally depleting.
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But when that generosity comes at the cost of depleting your own retirement savings, the prospect becomes a lot less compelling.
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But apartment prices in Pyongyang are declining, and the growing trade deficit with China is depleting North Korea's foreign currency reserves.
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The statement also makes it sound like DACA workers are depleting Social Security funds, when in fact the opposite is happening.
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Depleting water tables, drought and mounting debt have caused a deepening agrarian crisis, and suicide among farmers has become a national issue.
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I first discovered the lethal effects of cold temperatures after I climbed a high mountain and realized Link's health was slowly depleting.
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Uber's most senior finance executive, Prabir Adarkar, left last month to become CFO at meal-delivery service DoorDash, further depleting the department.
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Warmer waters, increased precipitation and pollutant runoff made way for toxic algae blooms and brown tide, ultimately depleting the water of oxygen.
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Beijing has been trying to keep the yuan high, imposing administrative curbs to check capital outflows and depleting its huge foreign reserves.
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Because the therapy cap encompasses both physical and speech therapy, patients reach the cap amount quickly, depleting access to on-going care.
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These stations measure trace concentrations of about 211 ozone-depleting chemicals and greenhouse gases in parts per trillion in the upper atmosphere.
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That has spurred New Hope to try to produce as much as possible, even at its depleting New Acland mine in Queensland.
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After 1987, when the world's governments came together to craft the United Nations Montreal Protocol, emissions of ozone-depleting gasses decreased significantly.
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"Depleting oil revenues are pushing Gabon's economy towards the cliff edge," said Maja Bovcon, senior Africa analyst atglobal risk firm Verisk Maplecroft.
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The counter stocks fish caught without depleting stocks like Cornish sardines, ling, and pollack, as well as favourites like plaice and haddock.
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Meanwhile, the occupants of the building are breathing the air and depleting it of oxygen, to some extent, and perhaps smoking tobacco.
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HFCs grew in use as a replacement for some ozone-depleting chemicals, but they turned out to be extremely potent greenhouse gases.
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While his status is unclear, the team placed defenseman Tyson Barrie and forward Rene Bourque on injured reserve, further depleting the lineup.
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That sinking feeling Parts of Beijing are sinking up to 4 inches a year, thanks to the thirsty city depleting its groundwater sources.
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Until mid-213, Freeport will mine Grasberg's depleting open pit and then transition to underground mining, which will "significantly" hurt output until 24.91.
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Wheat and sugar stocks, while sufficient in warehouses now, are depleting fast, leading some traders to predict the need for imports next year.
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With asset sales ahead of schedule and depleting earnings, Lance needs to put more money to work to keep the cash spigot flowing.
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Nigeria witnessed increased foreign investment in local currency denominated bonds prior to last year's foreign exchange restrictions introduced to conserve depleting forex reserves.
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Their marketing machinery is so robust that it can thrive in an environment of depleting attention spans, information overload, and franchise over-saturation.
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Signed in 1987 and brought into force in 1989, the Montreal Protocol joined 197 U.N. members against the use of ozone-depleting chemicals.
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The fear was that ozone-depleting emissions were eating away at the stratospheric ozone layer, which filters ultraviolet radiation that causes skin cancer.
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The Dukha and other locals began to aggressively hunt animals like moose and red deer for the Chinese market, seriously depleting their numbers.
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Jackson was asked in an interview when she returned to Broadway last year, to star in "Three Tall Women," if acting was depleting.
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A drought in the Himalayan resort has had residents blaming farmers, the tourism industry and one another for depleting the strained water supplies.
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These migrants established five villages and introduced fishing techniques like small-gauge gillnets and electroshock fishing that began depleting the lake's fish stocks.
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Astronomical price increases are depleting resources that health systems need to invest in delivery reforms to lower the cost curve while improving care.
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He has concentrated for a while on adding depth to the organization, not depleting the farm system or making many lengthy contract commitments.
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PepsiCo was similarly accused of depleting groundwater and dumping pesticides into waterways near its bottling facilities in India, charges the company has refuted.
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I ended up depleting all my savings to deal with this, and it took a while to build it back up again.6.
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During the 1970s, scientists discovered that industrial pollution—especially chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) found in refrigerants, blowing agents, consumer aerosols, and elsewhere—was depleting it.
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But we've also seen some rural areas run get left behind, and we see farmers in the Central Valley dangerously depleting their limited groundwater.
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"Also critical is the fact that people survive the heat by using more energy for cooling, thus further depleting the world's resources," Carlson said.
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Keeping all of your cash in a savings account isn't a smart decision, Dalio points out, because of the value depleting effects of inflation.
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If you, like me, spend a lot of time shouldering the nagging anxiety of an ever-depleting phone battery, you've probably heard of Anker.
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Trader Joe's became the latest grocery chain to pledge that it will reduce ozone-depleting and greenhouse gas emissions coming from its refrigeration equipment.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the best under-$150 plus-size dresses to get you through all of summer's socializing without depleting your bank account.
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So the first taste you'll get of the new hotness in tech will be a rapidly depleting battery on a beefier-than-usual device.
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New game modes will focus more heavily on squad-based fighting and teamwork, with new scarcity features like depleting ammo aimed at amplifying realism.
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However, experts say it's important to research your options and plan accordingly to avoid depleting the retirement funds you worked so hard to accumulate.
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Not only would that meet St. George's water needs, according to Nuding's group, but it would avoid further depleting an already burdened Colorado River.
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I refilled my 10-year-old system, which could last at least another five years, with ozone-depleting refrigerants at a cost of $187.50.
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"The Democrats want to invite caravan after caravan to flood your communities, depleting our resources and flooding our nation," Trump told the Montana crowd.
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As demand climbed ahead of the winter, depleting supplies, national soymeal feed inventories have dropped to their lowest in three years at 363,500 tonnes.
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"This year's summer was quite hot, so they were probably depleting their inventory then, which they are now building up," the second source added.
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To be clear, I'm not talking about seedy back alley clubs that let in underage drinkers in the hopes of clawing back depleting revenue.
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So on their second album (which includes the hit "Party Rock Anthem"), they do both, making for a disc of brain-cell-depleting jams.
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Feature Attracted by lax regulations, industrial agriculture has descended on a remote valley, depleting its aquifer — leaving many residents with no water at all.
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With the Japanese population depleting, Furutani is also thinking of possible solutions for the eventual loss of human farmers in rural areas in Japan.
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In their 12343 report, the UN panel noted that without that agreement, atmospheric levels of ozone-depleting substances might have increased tenfold by midcentury.
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Companies are surviving in the "zombie state" for longer, depleting the productivity of healthy companies by competing with them for capital, materials and labor.
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Every attack on humanity committed by the current administration, and the hatred it's helped not create but nurture, is depleting in its own way.
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More than 60 have been built on the basin's rivers in the past 25 years, altering water and sediment flows and depleting fish stocks.
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John Harvey's British sleuth solves his last case in BODY & SOUL (Pegasus, $25.95), further depleting the fast-disappearing ranks of wise and compassionate detectives.
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For borrowers facing a rising debt burden and depleting cash, Itaú could demand they accelerate asset divestitures, executives said at a Wednesday conference call.
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Together with Exxon Mobil Corp, BHP Billiton said it is considering selling depleting energy assets in Australia, including Kingfish, the country's largest discovered oilfield.
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Ocrevus works by depleting a specific type of a patient's B cells, which circulate in the blood and are part of the immune system.
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Its production has dropped sharply since the Montreal Protocol, an international agreement to limit the use of ozone-depleting substances, took effect in 1989.
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Monoculture might be efficient as far as agricultural output, but it's also dangerous, decreasing diversity, depleting soil, and using more water than varied fields.
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In other words, the Montreal Protocol is paying off: Banning ozone-depleting chemicals has successfully stopped these holes from becoming larger and more dangerous.
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He was going to restore millions of lost factory jobs, revive economic growth, and replenish the depleting vibrancy of distressed cities and small towns.
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The high level of stress in today's financial market is not only threatening retirement accounts and portfolios, it's depleting an investor's greatest resource: brain power.
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The 18-watt USB-C charger that came with my Google Pixel 3 XL, for example, won't stop the battery from depleting while in use.
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The Air Force has been rapidly depleting its war time inventory levels with over 23,223-plus missiles and bomb-related munitions used since August 23.
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He recalls one elderly couple who took out a reverse mortgage in 2007 after depleting their savings and trying to scrape by on Social Security.
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Japan, the world's largest LNG buyer, suffered unprecedented heatwaves over the summer, depleting storage levels which now have to be rebuilt in time for winter.
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"Largely unregulated fishing is depleting devil ray populations and jeopardizes the significant potential of these animals for tourism," the U.S.-based Wildlife Conservation Society said.
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"In the mid-80s, we found a lot of scientists saying the ozone layer is depleting, and there were some who doubted it," he said.
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The HECM line of credit can provide much-needed income, allow you to age in place and help to avoid depleting your savings too fast.
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According to the divorce documents, he requested a joint preliminary injunction to keep the pair from depleting bank accounts or spending money during the divorce.
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That ought to put GM in a strong position to take the lead on better battery technology to reduce reliance on ozone-depleting fossil fuels.
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I made an enormous error not paying myself at my first company, going nearly three years without a salary and depleting all of my savings.
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Over the last decade, the government made significant investments in infrastructure and education while depleting emergency funds set aside for disasters like earthquakes, analysts say.
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New research from NASA finds that human activities, including causing global warming and depleting groundwater for agriculture, are making for an increasingly water-stressed world.
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Most private tanker operators in Delhi either illegally pump out fast depleting ground water or steal the water from government supplies, various government studies show.
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The country's own gas reserves are depleting at the same time it is seeking to almost double its power capacity to 24,000 megawatts by 2021.
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Depleting natural resources Besides these regulations, timber companies operating in the country are under pressure to comply with the international Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) regulations.
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"We seem to have lost focus on this mission while increasing risks to our people and depleting their resources for no good reason," he wrote.
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Back in the 1970s, scientists first realized that we were rapidly depleting Earth's stratospheric ozone layer, which protects us from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays.
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In 19873, 197 countries signed the Montreal Protocol, which set goals for decreasing the production of ozone-depleting chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs).
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In 163, 216 countries signed the Montreal Protocol, which set goals for decreasing the production of ozone-depleting chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs).
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The company spent most of its already-small endowment in 280, depleting it to $225,1999 from $241,354, to help with its moving and construction costs.
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Those who kill the monkeys are making matters worse by depleting primate populations that serve as beacons for where yellow fever is spreading, epidemiologists said.
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For instance, they say it forces your body to start burning its own fat for fuel after depleting the energy it normally gets from food.
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Many of these locations are losing money and are likely to be depleting WeWork's cash, which stood at $2 billion at the end of September.
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Palau is surrounded by super trawlers, state-subsidized poacher fleets, mile-long drift nets and predator buoys, all of which are rapidly depleting regional fish stocks.
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Applying that withdrawal rate to the after-tax estimate of $491.7 million would mean about $19.6 million could be tapped each year without depleting your wealth.
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Scientists had discovered more than a decade earlier that CFCs release chlorine into the stratosphere as they decompose—depleting ozone—and are also powerful greenhouse gases.
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Corruption and the U.S.-backed war against the ultra-hardline Sunni militants are depleting the government's finances as revenues are declining due to lower oil prices.
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But since 2014, the state has had a law against depleting aquifers, and farmers soon won't be able to take out more water than goes in.
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It may not be bespoke, but it's the closet we'll get to wearing what is technically a Karl Lagerfeld original without totally depleting our piggy bank.
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In the early 1980s, scientists discovered that hair sprays, refrigerants, and other chemicals were releasing an ozone-depleting chemical into the air called chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for ozone-depleting substances, as well as guidelines for liquefied natural gas protects and nuclear power plants.
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Here's what is happening: Ozone: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving forward with new rules for ozone-depleting substances, despite President Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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For foreign banks, which account for more than $800 billion of prime funds' $938 billion of bank securities, this is depleting an important source of dollars.
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Fortescue is pushing to ensure majority of the 170 million tonnes it mines annually will have higher grades as it replaces depleting deposits with new ones.
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The appeals court ruled Tuesday, however, that the EPA cannot invoke the same Clean Air Act provision used to phase out ozone-depleting substances for HFCs.
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It is ludicrous to believe that our economic future will be driven by the ozone depleting, sea-level rise causing, fossil fuels of the Industrial Age.
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Investments in long-lasting oil wells are also too low to meet future demand because U.S. drillers are focusing on quickly depleting shale fields, Goldman says.
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This is likely something of an exaggeration, but regardless, Ukraine could deploy as many troops into a defense without depleting its other forces in the region.
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However, TechCrunch understands that a major funding deal of over $10 million fell apart in Q1 2018 which left the company with a rapidly depleting runway.
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This weakens unions and their bargaining power by depleting their financial resources as ostensibly, workers no longer have to pay union dues to enjoy union benefits.
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It involves depleting silver with several applications of acid, until the silver has a snow-white finish, and then gilding it with 24-karat gold foil.
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Some crews can work up to 24-hour shifts, but the impact of sifting through so much devastation is more depleting than the hard physical labor.
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I have my second job so I can pay off my grad school loan without completely depleting my paycheck every month from my full-time job.
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In recent months, it seemed that U.S. efforts to isolate neighboring Iran's clerical leadership were bearing some regional fruit, and not just by depleting Tehran's coffers.
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The pension system allows many Brazilians to retire in their 50s, causing deficits to balloon and depleting resources for basic services like education and health care.
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The average person can burn up to 4,000 calories -- a limit a group of scientists consider the peak of human performance -- before depleting the body's energy stores.
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But output remains far below the 1.6 million bpd the country was producing before its 2011 uprising, and Libya has been rapidly depleting its foreign exchanged reserves.
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However, its success depends on rigorous monitoring and enforcement, particularly regarding the ban on the production and use of ozone-depleting substances from developing countries since 252.
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Well, it's only January and this enormous fake-photo Xerox machine we like to call "the internet" shows no signs of depleting its pixelated toner anytime soon.
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The P18K Pop has a truly massive 18,000 mAh battery built-in — the manufacturer says you could play videos for two straight days without depleting the battery.
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Even under a scenario of flat oil demand, oil companies still need to invest trillions of dollars into new oil and gas drilling to replace depleting resources.
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The culture of the city has been depleting since all of the people have been moving in, so this was a sensitive subject I've been dealing with.
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This means less trees are felled to cook food for Kenya's 000 million people, who are rapidly depleting its forests by illegal settlements, logging and charcoal production.
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Finally, oil wells around the world are depleting and big oil companies may choose not to replace their production, which will reduce the supply glut, Cramer said.
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Yet, the potential long-term impacts of depleting reserves or draining the company's war chest for new investments and emerging opportunities can be a serious strategic mistake.
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This merger -- and the others it stands to encourage -- will only promote higher profits for business behemoths that are already depleting the oxygen for small business creation.
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Depleting reservoirs have even forced some municipalities in places like Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad to cut supplies to ensure water lasts until the arrival of the monsoons.
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Hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants had replaced ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, but because their effects on global warming are so severe, there has been a worldwide effort to find a replacement.
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"At the time, I felt like we were pitching-deficient, and we were depleting one area of need to shore up another area of need," Cashman said.
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These ozone-depleting gases include chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which we've been cracking down on since the global agreement known as the Montreal Protocol was finalized 33 years ago.
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The cost of college is also depleting rural America of its best and brightest as debt-saddled graduates head to major cities to find better-paying jobs.
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In addition, millions of single-family homes lost to foreclosure were purchased by investors and turned into single-family rentals, further depleting the for-sale housing stock.
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It's hard to overcome the season's moisture-depleting elements — biting winds, extreme cold and overactive indoor heating systems — all of which can leave skin parched, she explains.
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"I am depleting my retirement savings, and the city has taken a business from me that should have produced income and carried me through retirement," she said.
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The World Food Programme said the humanitarian situation in the city was worsening as family food stocks were depleting, pushing prices to a level few can afford.
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Last month, economists warned that the planned transfer risked depleting the central bank's last-ditch defenses while also making the budget more reliant on one-off income boosts.
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I realized that there's nothing to gain from depleting myself to nothingness, and doing so harmed my mental and physical health, in addition to my family's well-being.
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But in a market where new debt issuance has shrunk to multi-year lows, the trend also risks depleting an already limited pool of assets, some investors warn.
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Utilities and steel mills bought more foreign coal than expected as Beijing clamped down on its polluting, inefficient mines, triggering a spike in prices and depleting local stocks.
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"Property sales are still quite resilient, and developers are incentivised to fill up fast-depleting inventories," said Yan Yuejin, research director at E-House China R&D Institute.
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Still, copper has attractive long-term fundamentals, he said, due to a limited number of new projects, depleting mines and the declining quality of the ore being mined.
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Increasing the amount of 2-AG produced mice that were stress-resilient; depleting the 2-AG produced mice more likely to develop "anxiety-like behaviors" after facing stress.
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With most thin-and-light laptops I've tested this year, I end up dealing with a fan kicking up, the OS slowing down, or a quickly depleting battery.
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The findings suggest that global efforts to phase out ozone-depleting chemicals have been effective, though scientists still aren't entirely sure about what's driving the ozone hole's recovery.
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That 1987 treaty, the Montreal Protocol, began phasing out the production and use of ozone-depleting substances such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which were harming our life-sustaining atmosphere.
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And, for reasons unrelated to the 22014 collapse, growth in the world's working-age population is slowing, and turned negative last year in China, depleting the work force.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Depleting Cash Balance: We expect GCX's cash balance in FY337196 to drop below USD33717234 million, the minimum it needs to meet financial and operational commitments.
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"Going forward we are cautiously hopeful of an end to rate reductions in reinsurance, given depleting reserves, poor investment returns and recent catastrophes including Hurricane Matthew," Hiscox said.
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The unobligated funds in question are frequent sources of budgetary offsets to new spending bills, so depleting them would make it hard to pay for new spending bills.
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Rather than rounding up, corralling, and killing wild herds, the BLM should allow wild horses to remain wild and go after the industry that is actually depleting resources.
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Officials across the country, especially in states hit hardest by the coronavirus, have warned that hospital supplies, including personal protective equipment, are depleting as the virus rapidly spreads.
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When a hole in the ozone formed over Antarctica, countries around the world in 1987 agreed to phase out several types of ozone-depleting chemicals called chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).
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With meteorologists warning that a similar scenario was likely with Dorian, Fort Pierce residents spent recent days boarding up buildings and depleting stores of generators, food and water.
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ELSEWHERE > The water wars of Arizona: Industrial agriculture descended on a remote valley, depleting its aquifer — leaving many residents with no water at all (New York Times magazine).
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The Kerala state government accused the Indian unit of Coca-Cola of depleting groundwater and dumping toxic waste at its bottling plant in Palakkad around a decade ago.
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With the rest of the world and even industry on board, the result was the 1987 Montreal Protocol, a landmark agreement banning chlorofluorocarbons and other ozone-depleting chemicals.
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Instead, Brexit seems to have accelerated the influx of foreign workers to the financial sector, further depleting housing supply and convincing some Luxembourg natives to consider buying elsewhere.
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But if governments fail to deliver a "successful and ambitious replenishment" of the fund's depleting resources, its ability to transform responses to global warming will be hobbled, he warned.
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In other words, someone could hack into your pacemaker and literally play with your heart and life by changing your heart rate, administering shocks, or even depleting the battery.
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The project, estimated to cost $2 billion, comes as the Southeast Asian nation seeks to replace depleting local gas reserves that now produce around a fifth of its power.
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Novak also said demand was rising fast and old oilfields around the world were depleting, meaning U.S. production growth was unlikely to tip oil markets back into a surplus.
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On a recent trip home, I ate "Santa Fe-style rice and beans" or "classic five-cheese lasagna" for lunch every day without noticeably depleting the pile of boxes.
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Alberto Ramos, an economist at Goldman Sachs, said the bigger credit line would give Mexico "extra firepower" if it needs to defend the peso without worrying about depleting reserves.
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All four commodities have recently suffered major losses due to bad weather or market conditions, depleting producers' capital or loading them with more debts, exacerbating the contraction in credit.
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According to the divorce documents, obtained by The Blast, he requested a joint preliminary injunction to keep the pair from depleting bank accounts or spending money during the divorce.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is carrying out national inspections on foam industries to crack down on illegal production of ozone depleting substances (ODS) widely used in refrigerators and air conditioners.
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And again in December 2009, the state sold $916 million of economic recovery notes to close a budget deficit after depleting its rainy day fund during the Great Recession.
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In the decades spanning the lifespan of the millennial generation, Ronald Reagan advocated for ratification of the Montreal Protocol, which phased out the global use of ozone-depleting chemicals.
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Illegally-subsidized foreign aluminum is distorting global pricing and flooding American marketplaces, driving down domestic prices, depleting production, and forcing manufacturing facilities across the nation to close their doors.
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By breaking out our savings, I could put money aside for specific purposes without feeling like I was depleting our emergency funds when I used any of that money.
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The judges ruled that the EPA can, however, remove HFCs from the list of acceptable substances for companies to use if they haven't already phased out ozone-depleting gases.
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A Thai soccer team of young boys spent more than two weeks trapped in a cave as rescuers fought heavy rains and depleting oxygen levels to get them out.
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In fact, Eric Roberge, a CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, calls depleting your emergency fund the biggest mistake you can make while saving to buy a home.
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Moreover, in the developing world, where mothers can't afford formula, they try to stretch it through dilution, severely depleting its nutritional value, leading to thousands of additional infant deaths.
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Mr. Delaney's Jacob is a robust figure of depleting contradictions, struggling to will himself into a positive assessment of a world he knows firsthand is capable of wholesale destruction.
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While Pemex's revenues fueled much of the country's twentieth-century development, it's currently the most indebted oil company in the world, faced with rapidly depleting reserves and plummeting production.
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A decade after completing the initial research project, the polyiso industry again partnered with Oak Ridge to completely remove the use of ozone-depleting substances from its insulation products.
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The harder it is for the brain to process sound, the more it has to work to understand what it hears, depleting its ability to perform other cognitive tasks.
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Next year, for the first time since 2503, the program will need to start depleting its funds to pay retirees their complete benefit, according to the latest government projections.
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For the fishing communities in the Philippines that she documented, their ways of life are disappearing as the fish population is depleting and their homes are being swept away.
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The protocol contains provisions for noncompliance, ranging from the provision of technical and financial assistance to trade sanctions in ozone depleting substances, which will be widened to include HFCs.
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FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER STOCKS: Copper prices were supported by depleting copper stocks in warehouses approved by the LME , which fell to a nine-month low at 160,825 tonnes.
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FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER STOCKS: Copper prices were supported by depleting copper stocks in warehouses approved by the LME , which fell to a nine-month low at 20.2,218 tonnes.
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After first abandoning a currency peg for an exchange rate corridor, the central bank opted in January to let the currency float freely to save state reserves from depleting.
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Unfortunately, at the time, I was also trying to get over a break up that sucker-punched me right in the soul, depleting the majority of my remaining confidence.
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The upbeat view was based on strong demand growth, supply disruptions and depleting inventory levels in energy and metals markets, the Wall Street bank said in a note dated Wednesday.
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"I dropped the gym – embracing Trump's belief that we are given a certain amount of energy and if we use it then we are depleting a finite resource," she wrote.
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Pulliam explained to them that her breast milk was depleting while inside the house, and that it's vital in order to provide for her 1-year old daughter, Ella Grace.
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So did the love his family showed as they sat vigil by his hospital bed for months, with their finances depleting and their energy poured into caring for their son.
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The battery also appears to last quite a while, even though it's only 500 mAh; I've played for quite a few hours on a single charge without depleting it yet.
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Though the mining sector is late to the so-called "digitization" party, Barrick and others are compelled to push productivity gains in the face of rising costs and depleting resources.
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Let's take a moment to thank these hardworking employees for depleting the world's stock of corporate trust falls, leaving none for the rest of us or our eventually employed children.
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"Good copper mines are a compelling investment, because they are a depleting asset," said Allianz Global Investors UK equities portfolio manager Matthew Tillett, who recently bought shares in both companies.
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Earlier this year, Everlane released a collection of slogan T-shirts meant to foster inclusivity and raise money for the ACLU — and shoppers responded by depleting its stock pretty quickly.
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A private equity investor in Triangle Petroleum Corp is suing the company to halt its support for Triangle's bankrupt subsidiary, which the investor argued was depleting the company's dwindling cash.
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The IEA said the oil market would continue to tighten, stabilizing prices and depleting stocks, if OPEC and fellow oil producers were able to produce close to their promised limits.
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In physical demand, a note by BMI Research said China's gold production growth is expected to slow over the years to 2026 because of depleting reserves and rising production costs.
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EIA's investigation of Chinese ozone-depleting pollution was prompted by a May 2018 study published in Nature that exposed a pernicious and unexpected rise in global emissions of CFC-11.
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"As growth is depleting, competition is intensifying, and it comes as little surprise that margins are being squeezed harder than ever," Marina Koytcheva, director of forecasting at CCS Insight, said.
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Rusynlancer happened to have a lot of resources on him that allowed him to replenish his life support systems as they were quickly depleting during his fall to the planet.
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Industrialized agriculture is depleting our nation's topsoil at such an extreme rate, experts warn we have fewer than 60 harvests left if we don't shift to more sustainable farming practices.
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And who could inflict so much misery with their gas-depleting body shots that they'd end up sluggish, with a more porous defense than they had established at the start.
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The new Chinese loans that are being negotiated will help bolster Pakistan's rapidly-depleting foreign currency reserves, which tumbled to $10.3 billion last week from $16.4 billion in May 2017.
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That prompted many to sell their lira holdings for dollars, depleting the central bank's reserves — which raised the specter of the bank's running out of cash, prompting yet more selling.
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Now, at the close of a depleting, inconclusive criminal trial, we're back to reckoning with what to do with him and whether it's still possible to laugh at his comedy.
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The American Health Care Act, the Republican legislation, cuts more than $58 billion from Medicare reserves dedicated to paying for hospital care, depleting those resources two years earlier than anticipated.
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"Advancing Indian needs and priorities can be energy-depleting, but going home is the antidote because seeing the places and people I work to help secure is recharging," he says.
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The exemption, extending one that was due to expire on Friday, will allow Canada to continue shipping to India protein-rich pulse crops without fumigating with the ozone-depleting gas.
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RESERVATIONS OVER RESERVES: The efforts by state banks and the central bank itself have sparked worries that Turkey is depleting reserves that may be needed to fend off another currency crisis.
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The country's LNG plant, operated by Marathon Oil Corporation, is currently fed by the depleting Alba gas field, which faces a cliff-edge dip in output from 2019/2020, he said.
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Its offerings will also replace the older Tazo tea that Starbucks used to offer, and stores here are depleting their Tazo stock, a barista at the Marina Bay Sands told us.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp and BHP Billiton Ltd said on Wednesday that they are considering selling depleting energy assets in Australia, including Kingfish, the country's largest ever discovered oil field.
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Experts said the country has five years to address severe water shortages, caused by steadily depleting groundwater supplies, or over 100 million people will left be without ready access to water.
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The irony is that purchasing luxury, and being dependent on it for our sense of self and wellbeing, leads to us depleting the very resources that we actually need for survival.
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Three transitions Responding to the Montreal Protocol, a 1987 global treaty protecting the ozone layer, air-conditioning companies have been working to transition away from equipment with the ozone-depleting refrigerants.
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That still leaves the vast majority of the producer's portfolio based on traditional oil and natural gas, and Statoil is going to keep exploring for new hydrocarbons to replace depleting fields.
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For various reasons, including higher altitude, Lee Flat trees are healthier than the ones in Joshua Tree National Park, to the south, where rising temperatures and drought are depleting the youngsters.
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Last month, three 5-Star senators defected to the League, depleting the government's already slim majority, and a League official said contacts were under way to lure another five or six.
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The diet has aided Vogt's recovery from the physical rigors of marathons — 26 miles has a way of depleting a body, causing inflammation that avoiding meat can mitigate, in Vogt's experience.
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" Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Guterres, said the U.N. "runs the risk of depleting its liquidity reserves by the end of the month and defaulting on payments to staff and vendors.
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The employees are also urging their company to stop offering its cloud business, Amazon Web Services, to industries such as oil and gas that are responsible for depleting vital fossil fuels.
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"You can see how important it is for mothers to do this particularly when you consider how strange and isolating and depleting we have made motherhood in our culture," she said.
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However the plant has been running below capacity for several years, due to depleting supply from mature gas fields off Trinidad, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said in a report last September.
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A new update to the battery menu in Android O helps you easily identify and exit the apps that are depleting your battery life — without ever leaving the menu, Android Authority reports.
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Speaking candidly in a brief interview with the press after her free skate, Nagasu, 24, said the experience of her second Olympics had been a series of elating highs and depleting lows.
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That amount includes the cost of riders that consumers often buy — such as a death benefit for heirs if you pass away before depleting your annuity or coverage for long-term care.
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A strong new groundwater law requires local managers to make sure people aren't depleting aquifers, but that doesn't necessarily mean those managers will ask people to start installing meters on their pumps.
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Hit by a collapse in the price of crude oil, Africa's second largest oil exporter has been depleting its reserves at a faster rate to fund imports and pay down government debt.
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Buying more domestically produced gold, which is priced in lira, will allow the bank to avoid depleting foreign reserves at a time when the domestic currency, has been hammered by political concerns.
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The Cool Willy Brothers are Rupert and Olly Wilde-Water, a pair of 24 year old twins with a passion for rafting, a can do-attitude, and a rapidly-depleting trust fund.
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But that didn't stop shoppers from depleting Topshop's online supply of the most expensive item (the coat) as well as the least expensive piece (the T-shirt) that comprised the model's #OOTD.
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In the 1980s, former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher allowed council tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices and heavily restricted more council building, depleting the stock of cheaply available homes.
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"We have got supplies, but the stocks have been depleting fast," Gopakumar said, as more people are demanding the preventive tablets, which need to be taken once a week for a month.
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Talk of a looming healthcare crisis has dominated popular evening chatshows, with doctors calling in nightly to report rapidly depleting stocks and patients being turned away from hospitals for lack of supplies.
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Amid a deepening agrarian crisis caused by depleting water tables, drought, mounting debt and falling wages, they have staged numerous protests in recent years, including in the run-up to this election.
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In 1968, the UN ratified the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as a way to approach nuclear disarmament by depleting nuclear stockpiles over time, rather than an outright ban.
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Khan's visit to Pakistan's all-weather friend China comes as his government, in power since August, faces a deepening economic crisis, with a ballooning current account deficit and fast-depleting foreign reserves.
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Reuters' Nichola Saminather explains why this could cause instability throughout the world, and examines the options that China has to slow its currency's decline without depleting reserves at an even faster pace.
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Many observers have noted that if the court bans fair-share fees, it will hurt unions by, first, depleting them of funds and, second, undermining solidarity through the encouragement of free riding.
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That amount includes the price of riders that consumers often buy — such as a death benefit for heirs if you pass away before depleting your annuity or coverage for long-term care.
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New York and other states have said in their filings that OxyContin, and opioids developed, distributed and sold by other companies, laid waste to hundreds of thousands of lives, depleting governmental resources.
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And The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. is the only piece of art I have encountered that made me feel the truth of that overwhelming disdain in all its exhausting, depleting force.
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Yes, The Strain offed yet another of its rapidly depleting number of female characters, but this struggle (between ex-husband and ex-wife turned vampire) has defined the entire series so far.
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That's the beauty (and the wallet-depleting curse) of a sample sale, sure, but the thrill of the hunt isn't the same when you're browsing the racks of a mall-staple chain store.
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This new W2 chip is said to deliver 85 percent faster Wi-Fi while also being 50 percent more power efficient, which will prove important because of cellular connectivity depleting battery more rapidly.
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Xu Sitao, the China chief economist at Deloitte, an auditing firm, said "the best strategy is to let the yuan fall in full, and the worst strategy is slowly depleting foreign exchange reserves".
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The player can miss this moment altogether, or, should they go to jail, they can choose to stay in the cell, the character's health slowly depleting from a lack of food and inspiration.
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Indeed, there are instances of U.S. environmental leadership on the world stage — notably in the 27s when global nations banded together to preserve the depleting ozone layer, an agreement called the Montreal Protocol.
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Singapore aims to position itself as an LNG trading hub for Asia to capitalise on an expected rise in LNG imports in the region driven by depleting gas production and growing electricity demand.
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"Human bodies operate at an ideal energetic frequency, but everyday stresses and anxiety can throw off our internal balance, depleting our energy reserves and weakening our immune systems," Goop says on its website.
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Allen specifically spoke of indoor, greenhouse, hoop house, rooftop and wall farms, all built using technologies that can partially replace outdated methods that he said are depleting our soil and other environmental resources.
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The Cool Willy Brothers are Benjy and Miles Platting-Estate, a pair of 24 year old twins with a passion for frozen yoghurt, a can-do attitude, and a rapidly-depleting trust fund.
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The Cool Willy Brothers are Tristram and Archie Sumac-Dressing, a pair of 24 year old twins with a passion for potted salads, a can-do attitude, and a rapidly-depleting trust fund.
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For the rest of Australia, the industry seems to be concentrating on developing new fields to replace ones that are depleting, thus allowing the existing 80 million tonnes of capacity to continue operating.
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Despite the heavy downpours that come each rainy season, Mexico City, a mega-city of 21.3 million people, depends on depleting aquifers and has long struggled with providing enough water to its inhabitants.
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After grid power was lost, backup diesel generators ran around the clock, quickly depleting on-site fuel supplies, and due to storm-related damage to roads and infrastructure, re-supply proved almost impossible.
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The deal would be an amendment to the Montreal Protocol, the landmark 1989 environmental treaty designed to close the hole in the ozone layer by banning ozone-depleting coolants called chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs.
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"While welcomed improvement, the sustainability of growth has been reliant on pent-up demand and stockpiling of goods after grossly depleting inventories," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel Fixed Income in Chicago.
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But the group were perched on a small muddy ledge 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) inside the cave complex, surrounded by floodwater and with a limited supply of oxygen, and it was depleting fast.
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Russia's sovereign wealth funds are depleting fast, and its ability to raise debt on international capital markets is limited by financial sanctions imposed on Moscow over its role in the conflict in Ukraine.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn, the governor of Chiang Rai province where the cave is located, told reporters that the presence of hundreds of rescue workers inside the cave was depleting oxygen levels in the complex.
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In our study, published in Journal of Business Research, my colleagues and I sought to understand whether certain leader behaviors might be depleting employees' work energy, and how such effects can be mitigated.
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Greenhouse gas emissions, ozone-depleting chemicals, the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide, the increase in wind and the warmer temperatures have all significantly altered the Southern Ocean, also known as the Antarctic Ocean.
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But he has since adopted the approach in his native village of Mwenekabwe, in the northern district of Karonga, on a quest to save its fast-depleting forest and help locals make money.
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But he has since adopted the approach in his native village of Mwenekabwe, in the northern district of Karonga, on a quest to save its fast-depleting forest and help locals make money.
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A BBC analysis found that the rise in fires follows a sharp decline in the government's fines for environmental violations, and reports have cited Bolsonaro depleting the agencies that would address such disasters.
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But whether we like it or not, genetic engineering and food science will play a fundamental role in sustaining an exploding global population depleting natural resources much faster than we can replenish them.
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The evolution of this mammoth growth enterprise means bigger bills for everyone — whether through increasing premiums and deductibles on insurance policies or, as in Wickizer's situation, depleting the savings earmarked for children's college.
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Singapore aims to position itself as an LNG trading hub for Asia to capitalise on an expected rise in LNG imports in the region, driven by depleting gas production and growing electricity demand.
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He touts his vision to modernize Saudi Arabia by weaning its economy from fast-depleting oil reserves and ushering in a more moderate form of Islam, a vision that Western leaders have welcomed.
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THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EMBRACES RAINMAKING As water security becomes a national priority amid climate change, the United Arab Emirates has turned to rain enhancement solutions in hopes of replenishing depleting groundwater reserves.
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The SAFE queries come as an increasing number of fund houses, including Guotai Asset Management Co and CITIC Prudential Fund Management Co, suspended subscriptions for their QDII products after depleting their overseas investment quotas.
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The view for a weaker yuan also stands alongside Trump's accusations that Beijing has devalued its currency to gain a trade advantage and as China struggles to stem capital outflows depleting its FX reserves.
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A high reliance on depleting groundwater supplies - difficult to measure and manage because they are buried deep - is an additional concern, Paul Reig, who leads work on the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas, told journalists.
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Because no matter how strong you feel your business istoday, we are in a depleting resource business, and so, you want to add things to the portfolio and you're always looking to get better.
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Depleting reservoirs have even forced some municipalities in places like Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad to cut supplies to ensure water lasts until the arrival of the monsoons, which are running a few days late.
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"As long as the government refuses to ease its spending policies and as long as oil prices stay low and with a downward bias, the government is depleting foreign assets," Christopher told CNBC recently.
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Small but notable shifts The shifts are slow and investments small compared to continued new investments in oil, which industry executives say are needed to replace depleting resources and keep up with global demand.
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With its own gas reserves depleting and seeking to almost double power capacity to 22020,2150 megawatt (MW) by 270, Bangladesh is tapping cheap and plentiful supplies on world markets and investing heavily in LNG.
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Although the EPA may already have the authority to mandate HFC cuts, Wara said, the Montreal Protocol — originally struck to reduce ozone-depleting pollutants — requires that richer nations pay to help poorer nations comply.
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Islamabad's rapidly depleting currency reserves and a widening current account deficit have prompted many analysts to predict the next government will need to seek the country's second International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout since 2013.
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Shell has in recent days put on the block a package of oil and gas assets in the North Sea including rapidly depleting fields as well as new developments, three banking sources told Reuters.
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Inflammation may alter dopamine by depleting an enzyme called BH4, which helps regulate functions of the heart, brain, gut and reproductive systems, and is also essential for the synthesis of dopamine, the report said.
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Activists worry companies are depleting freshwater resources The issue surrounding bottled water companies is rooted in the fact that the companies used groundwater as a main source of bottled water, according to the IBWA.
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One of the easiest ways to pay without depleting your cash reserves — and without having to pay interest or loan fees — is to use a credit card with a 0% introductory APR on purchases.
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For a catch to be sustainable, it means the greatest number of fish, crustaceans like shrimp, and mollusks like sea scallops, that can be caught without depleting the stocks of these fish long-term.
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"They want these caravans full of illegal aliens coming into our country, overwhelming your schools, depleting your resources and endangering your communities," Trump told a crowd in Indianapolis a few days before the election.
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Leaving soil bare during off-seasons is taboo, since barren soil easily erodes, depleting more carbon from the soil; regenerative farmers instead plant cover crops to capture more carbon and nitrogen from the atmosphere.
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In northeastern townships and cities that once housed bustling factories, power plants, and mining and logging operations, natural resources are depleting, the gross domestic product is dropping and business prospects are all but disappearing.
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The group, which will include health systems, payers, regulators, and individual healthcare professionals, will strive to apply AI and automation to address the rapidly expanding costs, depleting human resources, and advancing technologies in healthcare.
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But critics say the firms' use of rural water is depriving people in those areas of sufficient water - and that fast-depleting water supplies mean it's time to rethink how water is managed in Chennai.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic and transport ties with Qatar on June 5, causing some banks and portfolio investment funds to pull money from the country, depleting the reserves.
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"The water crisis is worsening and even we are worried about depleting ground water," admitted Shakespeare Arulanandam, founder of the greater Tamil Nadu packaged drinking water manufacturers association, whose members filed the high court suit.
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He pointed to depleting earnings, peaked auto sales, inventory ratios and issues in the freight and rail space as some key indicators that the U.S. economy is more unstable than people would like to believe.
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If CFC-11 emissions continued at the same rate, return of mid-latitude and polar ozone-depleting chemicals to their 1980 values would be delayed by about 7 and 20 years, respectively, the report said.
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Sinopec is hoping Shell's expertise in shale oil exploration could help the Chinese state major turn around its fortunes at Shengli oilfield as the reserves at the giant conventional oilfield are depleting rapidly, said Rodger.
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In less than 10 years' time, the wild horse population on America's public lands and the Navajo Nation are expected to double in size with a rapidly depleting landscape to support that enormous population numbers.
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But even more dangerous than this creeping aggression, Trump is depleting the domestic and international systems that are best equipped to protect peace, prosperity and liberal democracy -- and building up the enemies of those systems.
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Tanker owners say their network of thousands of trucks provides a crucial public service in response to the government's own service failures - and that drivers face their own problems, from worsening traffic to depleting groundwater.
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I genuinely thought he was a vampire who just kept feeding off the blood and energy of the people, granting himself everlasting immortality and depleting us of everything, including our memories of who we are.
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Then he would pick up his phone, get on the plane, and return to the party promoting, event organizing, being "on" and giving people want they wanted: a service that was both replenishing and depleting.
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The BOJ has failed to break Japan's entrenched deflationary mindset despite years of heavy money printing, with persistently soft inflation depleting its ammunition and global trade woes clouding the outlook for an export-reliant economy.
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Another important reform the Secure Act helps older Americans put more aside for retirement by raising the age limit on the law that requires Americans to start depleting and paying taxes on their retirement savings.
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Until recently, Lockheed Martin Corp's F-8.73 and Saab AB's Gripen were in a two-horse race supply at least 28.7 single-engine jets to build up the Indian Air Force's fast-depleting combat fleet.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates for the third consecutive meeting Wednesday to boost a slowing economy despite growing concerns it could be depleting its arsenal of tools to fend off a recession.
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That's why apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps are capable of significantly depleting your battery, since they require the GPS chip, phone display, and cellular data to be on for downloading maps and traffic information.
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A separate study last year in the journal Geophysical Research Letters found that the level of ozone-depleting chemicals in the atmosphere over Antarctica continues to decline at a rate of about 0.8 percent a year.
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Corruption is depleting the central government's financial resources at a time when revenues are declining due to lower oil prices and Abadi needs to ramp up funding for the U.S.-backed war against Islamic State militants.
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The court said that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cannot ban hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) under a Clean Air Act provision meant to protect the ozone layer, since that section is meant only to stop ozone-depleting substances.
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All throughout the chacra, there is life to be found in death and it is with that philosophy that these people have been able to live off of the rainforest for centuries without depleting its resources.
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The protocol, to this day the most successful global environmental agreement, was aimed at rebuilding the thinning ozone layer by requiring all nations to phase out their use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other ozone-depleting chemicals.
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Immigrants have been a vital part of the U.S. economy since the country's founding; but today, we are at risk of depleting this essential source of prosperity because of shortsighted immigration policies at the federal level.
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Ocean warming has led to a 4% global decline in sustainable catches, the greatest amount of fish that can be caught without depleting stocks long-term, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
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The first flights aren't heading overseas from Newark and L.A. until November, with Oakland following in 2018, but that doesn't mean you can't go ahead and book an international getaway without depleting your savings right now.
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But worsening drought is depleting traditional grazing areas, forcing pastoralists from Mauritania - a country already nearly three-quarters desert or semi-desert - to travel ever longer distances into neighboring Mali and Senegal to find fodder and water.
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Russia wants to avoid fully depleting its battered fiscal reserves, which have been used to plug holes in the budget since its economy entered a deep slump following the collapse in global oil prices from mid-0.73.
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Kerry recalled how the world's nations had worked together on climate change since first meeting in the 1980s in Montreal in a bid to protect the world's fragile ozone layer from ozone-depleting chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons.
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Low oil prices are hurting Oman's state finances and depleting its foreign reserves, fuelling speculation among some foreign bankers that it may eventually have to abandon the peg of 0.3849 rial to the dollar, set in 1986.
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More recently, Fed policymakers have questioned the wisdom of adding to the national debt and depleting fiscal flexibility through the tax cuts and government spending increases under the Trump administration, despite full employment and a growing economy.
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LUANDA, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Angola central bank said on Thursday rapidly depleting foreign currency reserves prompted it to ditch its kwanza currency peg against the U.S. dollar, adding that there was an imbalance between supply and demand.
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Large-cap gold miners including Randgold and Fresnillo also faced less pressure than some of their peers to lift capex to replace depleting reserves and offset declining production over the next 2 to 3 years, he said.
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Though it's not much bigger than your phone itself, the Extreme Boost battery houses a whopping 20,000mAh power bank, which in normal people-speak means it can recharge your mobile devices multiple times before depleting your reserve.
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That first round should be depleting and bruising and hard to watch and a reminder to them and to us that fighting is not just about fame and money and new suits and future color-commentating gigs.
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Using computer simulations to account for changes in wind and temperature, the study's authors estimate that about half of its reduction can be attributed to a decline in levels of the ozone-depleting gases chlorine and bromine.
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Some blame the buffaloes: For years, ranchers have opened canals from the river to slake their herds' thirst, while the buffaloes themselves trampled around the banks of the Araguari, depleting the river's flow, according to environmental activists.
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It could be used to make all of a mosquito's offspring male, for example, rendering their reproduction nearly impossible and depleting a species that kills more than half a million people per year, most of them kids.
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The eight rhinos were among 11 that were moved from the Nairobi and Nakuru national parks to Tsavo East National Park, in a process known as translocation, and designed to boost depleting rhino population in the country.
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While the new mine is mainly planned as replacement for depleting existing operations, BHP is far from alone in planning new operations, with rivals Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals Group also looking at signing off on developments.
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S.T." The lyrics revealed what those initials stood for — and his enthusiasm for a certain British soul singer: "Which 1 is of value to U / the 1 depleting the oil supply / or the one that renews it?
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Extreme Boost 20,000mAh Back-Up Battery Not much bigger than your phone itself, this back up battery houses a whopping 20,000mAh power bank, which means it can recharge your iPhone multiple times over before depleting its reserve.
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Between 11 and 21 states could be depleting their unemployment insurance reserves depending on how severe the economic fallout of the coronavirus will be, according to one study about the impact of the coronavirus on unemployment benefits.
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Rad Power Bikes says the RadWagon's range is between 33-45 miles, but I found that with kids in tow and the power setting on four, I was depleting the battery after only 26 miles or so.
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"Our findings also have implications for the future because the phase-out of [ozone-depleting substances], which is well under way, will substantially mitigate Arctic warming and sea-ice melting in the coming decades," the study explains.
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Anthony Mayo, 19, was admitted into the intensive care unit of Millcreek Community Hospital in Erie, Pa. earlier this month following doctors' discovery that both his lungs were heavily congested and his oxygen levels were quickly depleting.
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But the polarization over some scientific issues in America became supercharged in the late 1980s and early 1990s as global environmental problems like the depleting ozone layer and climate change were increasingly being addressed by national policies.
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They could prolong a primary season by weakening frontrunners, elevating fringe candidates, giving artificial oxygen to partisan blowhards, depleting potentially winning candidates of carefully husbanded resources, helping to nominate unelectable Democrats, or helping to elevate extreme Republicans.
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Take advantage of Amazon's tablet deal Father's Day is a just under month away and if you're looking for a present that will wow Dad without depleting your bank account, Amazon's Fire tablet sale might be for you.
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The boost in shipments from the world's top exporter of the grain is set to extend into 2018 as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka continue to buy aggressively amid depleting inventories in No.2 exporter Thailand, the officials said.
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By banding together to address a planetary emergency, the 197 signatory nations had officially ended production and use of chemicals responsible for depleting the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, an essential shield against the sun's ultraviolet radiation.
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"If only I could afford to succumb to this depleting sorrow, to stop walking with my chin up, and just collapse, like a smashed box, things would be much simpler," he writes in his 2002 novel Nowhere Man.
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On Thursday, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi sent out a letter to the rest of the House Democratic caucus reiterating the party's plan to throw up full opposition to "TrumpCare" for depleting Medicare and driving up premiums for seniors.
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US hospitals are scrambling to prepare for a potential surge in coronavirus cases, as one in Washington already reports depleting suppliesNew York just opened its first drive-through coronavirus test facility at the site of a major outbreak
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Schaal, whose father was Rwandan and immigrated to the United States, said the play is an attempt to "centralize the hero's journey in everyone's story" at a time when newcomers are often depicted as resource-depleting job stealers.
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With our first joint account dedicated to our wedding savings, we knew that depleting that account was kind of the point of it, so we didn&apost want to be penalized with fees or limited by account minimums.
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In the 85033 rule, the EPA sought to restrict the use of HFCs — common in air conditioning and refrigeration systems — through a Clean Air Act provision that was originally written in 1990 to phase out ozone-depleting substances.
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Which meant he would still be competing in Super Tuesday states, thus depleting the pool of "Just-Beat-Trump" voters, thus making it more difficult for Bloomberg to defeat Sanders in the Big Three (California, Texas and Virginia).
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Every boss has multiple health bars, and depleting one of these shifts the combat to the next phase, ensuring that you're never dealing with the same attack pattern for more than a couple of minutes at a time.
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Against Beijing's desire for a "controllable" depreciation, the government is losing control over capital flight, depleting foreign exchange reserve stockpile at an alarming speed, and failing to convince investors that there is "no fundamental basis for the continuous depreciation".
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Poultry manure, excess herbs, and biodynamic preparations are routinely spread over new beds to feed those crops; essentially, everything that's not used is turned back into the ground as a natural fertilizer, enriching the earth rather than depleting it.
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Perhaps people who like to use the always-on display option (which HTC offers on the U12 Plus) might notice the phone's battery depleting faster than it might with an OLED panel, but we're talking tiny degrees of difference.
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ANKARA, April 4 (Reuters) - Turkey is taking steps to give its central bank the right of first refusal on domestically produced gold, two sources said, allowing it to boost reserves of the precious metal without depleting foreign currency holdings.
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With depleting human and military resources, both sides are relying on continued support from either the US and its allies (in the case of the Syrian opposition) or from Russia and Iran (as is the case for President Assad).
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Depleting middle distillate inventories in Singapore over the past few weeks, combined with a play in the market could be contributing to the sense of bullishness in gasoil at the moment, said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Tevin: For the supply within this region, I think the Gulf of Thailand, which actually has been a main source of supply, is in its mature stage, which, as you said, is depleting in about six to seven years?
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has phased out 280,000 tonnes of ozone-depleting substance (ODS) production as part of its obligations to the 1988 Montreal Protocol aimed at protecting the ozone layer, the official Xinhua news agency reported late on Tuesday.
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This rule holds that if you invest in a mix of roughly 803 percent stocks and 40 percent bonds, you can safely spend 4 percent of your savings annually over 30 years without fear of depleting your nest egg.
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Removing the culverts may not save the Swinomish's traditional way of life — intensive agriculture, timber practices and climate change are also depleting salmon stocks — but Mr. Cladoosby said the Supreme Court ruling was a step in the right direction.
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But critics of Chinese loans allege that they catch vulnerable, developing countries in "debt traps," depleting government coffers and sticking generations of taxpayers with gigantic bills, or else China's banks take ownership of the key strategic assets they built.
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Anger is rising again, as officials in Somalia's semi-independent Puntland region cash in by selling licences to foreign boats for catches that are depleting the fish stocks that have hitherto sustained Somali fishermen—without their having to resort to piracy.
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Men and women were understood to have extremely different natures, and men were expected to be lustful—but this was seen as a bad thing for men, as sexual orgasm was viewed as dangerous, depleting the body of its vital energies.
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After repeated raps from the NGT, the parliamentary agency that oversees cases related to environmental protection or disputes throughout the country, the Delhi Jal Board sealed around 750 illegal bore-wells in past month to prevent the swiftly depleting water table.
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After three days in Joshua Tree, Newton's third law of motion was written all over my face: For every enlightening and soul-enriching moment in the desert, there was an equal and opposite moisture-depleting reaction happening to my skin.
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Dry shampoo saves time, money (think of your water bill!), and the environment (provided your can doesn't contain ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, of course) — and, clearly, it also allows many American women to skip washing their hair for days on end.
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The Sand Machine grew out of a recent residency at Satellietgroep during which Geeven was researching the relationship between nature and man with regards to the Sand Engine, a manmade peninsula off South Holland built to manage a depleting coast.
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A new law called the State Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) tries to deal with over-use by requiring water users to organise themselves into groups and asking each group to show how it will stop depleting groundwater in 20 years' time.
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SHANGHAI, May 23 (Reuters) - China is to blame for much of the increase in illegal ozone-depleting substances (ODS) since 2000, according a study published by the journal Nature on Thursday, with domestic companies accused of violating a global production ban.
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In response to U.S. tariffs on $230 billion in Chinese goods, Beijing slapped import taxes on cotton, as well as on other commodities and products from the United States, even as its own state reserves of the fibre are depleting.
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With current news events hitting varied levels of terrible by the day, the release of mobile game Pokémon Go last week was a godsend to those looking to escape reality for as long as their rapidly-depleting phone batteries would allow.
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In response to U.S. tariffs on $230 billion in Chinese goods, Beijing slapped import taxes on cotton, as well as on other commodities and products from the United States, even as its own state reserves of the fiber are depleting.
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As in, if you search hard enough, you'll probably be able to find one or two—like the time he was interviewed for the official Pokemon YouTube channel, of all places—yet they are in a short and ever-depleting supply.
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Not only are we depleting our environmental resources at an unsustainable pace, but for the first time in the history of mankind, we've reached the technological stage where we hold the entire future of our species in our own hands.
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This was necessary partly because, when the replica was first being prepared and mounted in the late 1960s, wild blue whale sightings were incredibly rare: industrial whaling had killed hundreds of thousands of individual animals, seriously depleting the global population.
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Turning to the United States, Birol said he expected production growth in the shale oil sector to slow from previous "explosive" levels, he said, due to the financial difficulties of some of U.S. shale producers, not because shale resources were depleting.
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At least 80 percent of the 5,22015-plus green pythons, for instance, annually exported from the country as captive-bred were caught illegally in the wild, depleting some island populations, according to a study published in the journal Biological Conservation.
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While Congress has refused to raise the federal gasoline tax since 21955, depleting the Highway Trust Fund as a basic resource for road repairs, states and cities have been raising local gas taxes and approving initiatives to face transportation problems.
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"The panel majority eviscerated the critical program Congress enacted to ensure that substitutes adopted to replace ozone-depleting chemicals 'reduce overall risks to human health and the environment' 'to the maximum extent practicable,' " the NRDC wrote, quoting the Clean Air Act.
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Josz said later in a statement that Iraq's economic growth had contracted by 2.1 percent in 2015 and its current account had widened, depleting the major OPEC producer's foreign reserves by $13 billion to $54 billion at the end of the year.
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Grasberg's operator, U.S. miner Freeport McMoRan Inc , has documented the output decline, which is the result of the switch from the depleting open pit mine early this year but before a massive expansion of a coexisting underground mine ramps up to full production.
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Three-year to four-year issuance withered after 2011, when the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority left Kangaroos off its list of high-quality liquid assets for Basel III purposes, thereby depleting the natural bank-balance-sheet demand for this short-term paper.
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While the $503 trillion mark is not seen as a firm "line in the sand" for Beijing, concerns are swirling in global financial markets over the speed with which the country is depleting its ammunition to defend the currency and staunch capital outflows.
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While the $2000 trillion mark is not seen as a firm "line in the sand" for Beijing, concerns are swirling in global financial markets over the speed with which the country is depleting its ammunition to defend the currency and staunch capital outflows.
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"We replaced the ozone depleting substances, but we came to understand the hard way that HFCs may be safe for the ozone layer, but they are disastrous for our climate, in many cases thousands of times more damaging than carbon dioxide," he said.
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However you feel about safety pins — and there are very legitimate reasons to dislike them — extensive dialogues about them are a depleting, predictably Facebook-esque waste of time and energy — energy we need to preserve if we have any hope of moving forward.
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The four-yearly review of the Montreal Protocol, a 1987 ban on man-made gases that damage the fragile high-altitude ozone layer, found long-term decreases in the atmospheric abundance of controlled ozone-depleting substances and the ongoing recovery of stratospheric ozone.
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The United Arab Emirates, despite having the highest income per head of the 34 countries, was ranked last, reflecting high food waste of almost 1,000 kilos per person per year, rising obesity and an agriculture sector dependent on depleting water resources, it said.
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While the $3 trillion mark is not seen as a firm "line in the sand" for Beijing, concerns are swirling in global financial markets over the speed at which the country is depleting its ammunition to defend the currency and staunch capital outflows.
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EPA said the new rule is based off the agency's own determination that the previous rule "exceeded its statutory authority" by extending a refrigerant management requirement meant for ozone depleting substitutes to the gas, which in itself does not contribute to ozone depletion.
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Read more: These 5 solutions could help us feed 10 billion people by 2050 without depleting the planetCereal starch cutlery, sugar cane containers, and biodegradable utensilsAirlines around the world have started devising their own ways to cut down on waste produced during flights.
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The changes in ocean chemistry are already depleting oceans resources, affecting the fishers and shellfish farmers who depend on them to support their businesses and families, and the Tribes that have rights and deep cultural and historical connections to diminishing species like salmon.
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Restrictions on ozone-depleting aerosols and acid rain-producing smog from power plants were predicted to be doom for their industries, but the products continued to be useful so industry quickly found technological solutions that were cheaper and more effective than expected.
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The fund has similar restrictions on loans made to companies that produce or trade "controversial" weapons, components, or services designed for military purposes, pornography or prostitution, tobacco or tobacco products, ozone-depleting substances, or endangered or protected wildlife, according to the report.
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Mr. Hollerbach painted throughout every aspect of his vision loss caused by macular degeneration, a disease that affects 20063 million Americans, often in their twilight years — typically depleting their central vision and leaving most legally blind, but with some remnant of sight.
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From the London Tube to a neighborhood patisserie, the fraud protection a card offers is unbeatable: You would rather have a thief using your card for their Mitte district shopping spree in Berlin than depleting your actual bank account with your A.T.M. card.
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He gives her a job, but mostly they hang out after closing time, depleting the liquid inventory with the help of a couple of other familiar small-town, indie-movie types: the bitter wiseacre (Tim Blake Nelson) and the sexy dimwit (Austin Stowell).
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Hit by a collapse in the price of crude oil, Africa's second largest oil exporter has been depleting its reserves at a faster rate to fund imports and pay down government debt, and imposed capital restrictions including amounts travelers can take abroad.
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Under the consent decree, Trader Joe's agreed over the next three years to reduce its leak rate to less than half the average in the grocery store sector, and to use non-ozone depleting refrigerants at all new and heavily remodeled stores.
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Under the current terms of the Loft Law, after a buyout the landlord can raise the rent on a loft unit to the market rate, thereby further depleting the city's stock of live-work housing affordable for artists and other cultural workers.
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Here's why: The economies of countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates revolve around one precious, depleting resource — oil — and the nations' ascendant, younger leadership has leaned into the future by acquiring shares in American companies like Uber and Magic Leap.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A warming ocean is taking its toll on California's popular and playful sea lions for a fourth straight year, with scientists now reporting lower birth rates depleting the population, and masses of young animals still washing up starving and stranded on beaches.
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The charging case that Apple includes with the AirPods has enough power to recharge the headphones around five times, but the PodCase bumps that up to somewhere close to 40 full charges—but that's assuming your smartphone hasn't already started depleting the case's battery.
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Depleting supplies from India have also led to a shortage in the global market, lifting international prices to their highest level in 3-1/2 years - and helping the United States, Brazil and some other key suppliers increase their market share, especially in Asia.
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Unlike red wine and champagne, which are arguably Valentine's Day's most popular aphrodisiacs, women who have gotten the Aphrodisiac IV treatment say that they feel aroused and relaxed, as well as energized for days after (compare that to the depleting hangover booze can produce).
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" In its report, the EIA recommended a series of steps China needs to take to stop black-market manufacturing of ozone-depleting chemicals, including targeted testing of products, with well-publicized seizures, arrests, and prosecutions, and with penalties "severe enough to deter repeat offenses.
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If humans stay on the current course of depleting finite energy sources at accelerating rates, and create absurd amounts of carbon emissions without adhering to sustainable practices, the world will see more famine, more displacement, and less access to vital needs like clean water.
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If you're despairing at your fast-depleting bank balance (when you're asking about the pizza delivery guy's mom, things might be getting a bit out of hand) or being berated by friends for hoovering up their share of the cheeseboard, help may be at hand.
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"If you're quitting smoking and you were nagged into because of your doctor, your spouse, or your kids, and you don't really want to do it, it's a lot more depleting than if you're doing it because it's personally valuable to you," Muraven says.
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But the ozone hole over the Antarctic reached a record size in 2015, casting some doubt over claims of a recovery, and the UN report said it was still unclear whether healing in the Antarctic could be attributed to a decline in ozone-depleting gases.
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The Institute For the Future in Palo Alto, California is home to a few of these invaluable human beings who can stay cool, calm, and collected while considering debacles like the utterly destructive effects of farming our seafood or the rainforest-depleting properties of Nutella.
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EPA said the proposed rule, rolled out in September, is based off the agency's determination that the previous rule "exceeded its statutory authority" by extending a refrigerant management requirement meant for ozone depleting substitutes to the gas, which does not contribute to ozone depletion.
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We made the air and the ocean warmer; we made it more likely that a hurricane crossing over Puerto Rico would strengthen to a particularly devastating degree—and do so shortly after two other major hurricanes at the U.S., depleting the government's disaster-response resources.
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BAGHDAD, March 29 (Reuters) - Iraq's economic growth contracted by 2.1 percent in 2015 and its current account widened, depleting the major OPEC producer's foreign reserves by $13 billion to $54 billion at the end of the year, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.
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"The Chinese government has always taken a zero tolerance attitude toward illegal activity regarding ozone depleting substances," Guo Jing, the head of the international cooperation department of the Chinese Ministry of Environment and Ecology, said in March, according to Xinhua, China's official news agency.
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Since January, more than 100 senior foreign service officers have left the department, depleting the ranks of career ambassadors, the diplomatic equivalent of four-star generals, by 60 percent, while the number of career ministers (akin to three-star generals) is down 42 percent.
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This doesn't just hurt family budgets, it also hurts the environment as marginal land — land that natural or would otherwise be left fallow or to rest between crop cycles — is tilled, depleting the soil and requiring greater levels of nitrogen-heavy fertilizers to remain productive.
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Mr. Woods is also known as a quick study who has delved into the drilling side of the business, which continues to dominate Exxon Mobil even though the company has had trouble in recent years finding additional reserves to replace depleting oil and gas fields.
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If too many of your lunches come from vending machines or drive-thru burger joints, you can healthy-up your diet by choosing salad at least a couple times per week — and not one of the budget-depleting ones from the chain up the block.
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Compounding that attitude on a global scale is that the impacts on clean water from climate change, droughts, fast-depleting resources, and international political wrangling guarantee that the next wars may not be fought over who controls oil and gas, but who controls clean water.
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" The complaint adds: "At heart, this interest-free loan system — unbeknownst to the collectors — is less about creating timeless works of art and more about creating an ouroboros by which Defendants maintain a never-depleting source of funds at the expense of eager and trusting collectors.
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The researchers likened these responses to the "tragedy of the commons" — an economic theory suggesting that, when shared resources are at stake, individuals will act in their own self-interest instead of taking the common good into account, thereby depleting the resource and causing harm to everyone.
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Yet, when Nicklen saw the farmed salmon covered in diseases and deformations—and learned that those afflictions are depleting the wild salmon ecosystems—what began as an assignment showing the benefits of farming fish turned into a passion for exposing the disturbing realities of the practice.
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"Since January, more than 100 senior foreign service officers have left the department, depleting the ranks of career ambassadors, the diplomatic equivalent of four-star generals, by 60 percent, while the number of career ministers (akin to three-star generals) is down 42 percent," the board wrote.
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She also noted that the D.C. Circuit last August upheld EPA authority to declare that HFCs were not safe substitutes for ozone-depleting substances, though it refused to require manufacturers that had replaced such substances with HFCs - when HFCs were thought safe - to switch to something else.
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Mr. Marenda inherited some knowledge and his two hunting dogs from Giuseppe Giamesio, a third-generation truffle hunter in Alba, who believed that depleting the woods and polluting the environment did not damage just the truffle picking, but also the area's beautiful hills and the planet.
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The Lakers aren't ready to win big just yet, and they surely want to keep the books clear for George in case he's willing to do what Carmelo Anthony wasn't and just join his preferred team in free agency rather than through a depth-depleting trade.
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"We see risks to the ECB's cautiousness, not necessarily from higher inflation, but from getting the timing wrong in terms of boosting asset prices at a late stage of the economic cycle and depleting its ammunition," Societe Generale's ECB watcher Anatoli Annenkov said in a note.
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The Supreme Court's recent decision in the Janus case, which removes the requirement for public employees to pay agency fees to their unions, threatens to further entrench Republican dominance in this country by depleting a major Democratic funding source, just as Act 10 did in Wisconsin.
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Funerals may have to be livestreamed as the coronavirus pushes the US to limit social gatheringsPhotos capture the world's first human trial of a COVID-19 vaccineUS hospitals are scrambling to prepare for a potential surge in coronavirus cases, as one in Washington already reports depleting supplies
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The brand has also pledged not to use certain animal-derived materials such as leather, horn, skins, silk or down, and has eschewed virgin cashmere because of desertification in Mongolia, where cashmere goats are depleting grasslands, though it plans to introduce recycled cashmere in the fall.
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"The question that cities and neighborhoods should be asking – will these 'Plus' or 'Boutique' listings include commercial operators exploiting Airbnb's platform to run illegal hoteling schemes that have fractured our communities, raised serious safety concerns and increased the price of rent while depleting affordable housing options?"
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This continuing resolution would allow a technical adjustment in how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services allocate funds; that means states that are in dire straits because they have already — or are close to — depleting their CHIP funding will be apportioned additional federal dollars through Dec.
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That may seem an obvious tautology, but it turns out to be highly contentious in a state where most cities and suburbs are still dominated by anti-growth politics that seek to maximize the construction of tax-generating offices while minimizing the number of budget-depleting residents.
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With military service depleting basketball teams' rosters, Misaka sparked a Utah squad made up largely of freshmen to a stunning 42-20103 overtime victory in the 1944 N.C.A.A. tournament final over a Dartmouth team that had many top players enrolled in a Navy training program there.
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It is not only that the U.S. presence is not making us any safer; we are also depleting our Treasury and wasting valuable lives when we could be doing things like paying down our debt and rebuilding our infrastructure, efforts that would truly make us stronger.
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While the $3 trillion mark is not seen as a firm "line in the sand" for Beijing, concerns are swirling over the speed at which the country is depleting its ammunition, sowing doubts over how much longer authorities can afford to defend both the currency and its reserves.
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A 210 percent drop in crude prices since mid-2014 has affected not only National Oilwell Varco (NOV) but dozens of others throughout North America's oil patches, prompting tens of thousands of layoffs, eroding profits, depleting state and local tax revenue and, in a handful of cases, causing bankruptcies.
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"The mine and associated processing and port facilities will replace production from Rio Tinto's depleting East Weipa mine and increase annual bauxite export capacity by around 10 million tonnes, at a time when higher grade bauxite is becoming scarcer globally," Rio Chief Executive JS Jacques said in a statement.
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In practice, many emerging markets are fearful of letting the exchange rate move sharply, so they choose to sacrifice either free capital mobility (by introducing capital controls, or by adding to or depleting their foreign-currency reserves) or monetary independence, by giving priority to currency stability over other targets.
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Analysts said the leaders might announce a new defense logistics agreement, further progress on India's efforts to phase out ozone-depleting hydrofluorocarbons and perhaps a deal for Westinghouse Electric Corporation to build nuclear power plants in India in a long-delayed fulfillment of a pact first struck in 2006.
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Atmospheric measurements in Hawaii show that an ozone-depleting gas called CFC-11 is decreasing at a slower rate, which shouldn't be the case if all the countries that signed on to the 1987 agreement are following the rules, a study published in the scientific journal Nature says.
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Atmospheric measurements in Hawaii show that an ozone-depleting gas called CFC-211 is decreasing at a slower rate, which shouldn't be the case if all the countries that signed on to the 211 agreement are following the rules, a study published in the scientific journal Nature says.
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" After starring in a series of demanding, depleting roles — the mother of a missing child in the drama "Meadowland," a vengeful defender of abuse victims in the thriller "A Vigilante" and the dissident Julia in a Broadway adaptation of "1984" — Wilde was ready for the escapism of "Booksmart.
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And providers deploying remote monitoring solutions for patients will need to make sure that data generated from tracking tools is being inputted into health records efficiently — otherwise already overburdened docs would need to step outside of their workflows to make use of the information, depleting time and resources.
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And I [wanted] to do something innate and physical, that dealt with people traipsing on things and kind of depleting resources and being where they shouldn't be, and repercussions of that all coming to a head in a pretty different survival movie that turned into a weird monster movie.
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The California-based company is accused of violating the Clean Air Act by failing to promptly repair leaks of R-22019, a hydrochlorofluorocarbon that is an ozone-depleting substance and potent greenhouse gas used as a coolant in refrigerators, and failing to keep adequate servicing records of its equipment.
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The moment he was hired away from Tampa Bay last fall, it was a signal that the team wanted to do things more strategically than it had under Dombrowski, who powered the Red Sox to the 2018 title by depleting Boston's farm system to acquire high-priced veteran talent.
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The world's oceans are warming at an alarming rate, melting glaciers, depleting fish populations, supercharging tropical cyclones, and threatening the livelihoods of millions of people who live in coastal areas and the Arctic, according to a new report from the United Nations' body in charge of monitoring climate change.
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When scientists modeled what would happen to the holes if ozone-depleting substances had not been phased out, the results showed that "a deep ozone hole could have formed in the Arctic in 2011, and smaller Arctic ozone holes would have become a regular occurrence," the report said.
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"The recent rebound in oil prices is a reminder that it will become increasingly difficult for twin deficit currencies - rupee, rupiah and peso - to smooth currency volatility via rate hikes without hurting the economy, and through interventions without depleting reserves," said Stephen Innes, head of Asia Pacific trading at Oanda.
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"By reducing the amount of ozone depleting refrigerants and potent greenhouse gasses released into the atmosphere, this settlement will assist our efforts to control these two major global environmental problems," said Assistant Attorney General John C. Cruden of the Department of Justice's Environment and Natural Resources Division, in a statement.
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This, however, brings up an entirely new facet to the scallop debate—if you're not eating wild bivalves because of bycatch (which PETA stands by as an essential problem with eating seafood), what's the justification for eating kelp and other sea plants, which are harvested from the same depleting oceans?
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Later, in her long goodbye with President Reagan, she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting, aching reality of Alzheimer s, and took on a new role, as advocate, on behalf of treatments that hold the potential and the promise to improve and save lives.
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The legacy of both albums is perhaps where the race question sits: history looks back on Dizzee's record as paving the way for today's grime artists, whereas Original Pirate Material gave an in-road to a depleting quality of musician that starts with the Arctic Monkeys and ends with Just Jack.
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When you crush a long run or fast repeats on a track, you're essentially breaking down your body—depleting your muscles' energy stores, cranking out stress hormones like cortisol and waste products that cause fatigue, even creating tiny micro-tears within the muscles themselves (that's why you feel sore later).
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According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, Heather filed for divorce Friday in Clark County, NV. In her filing, Heather, who has 2 minor children with Wayde, is asking the court for a joint preliminary injunction -- which is typically a way to stop the other party from depleting shared assets.
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Agroecological techniques also sequester carbon (industrial methods release it); encourage multicropping, which regenerates the ecology of the soil instead of depleting it; preserve local seed varieties instead of replacing them with patented, unaffordable varieties; sustain local food cultures and people; support local businesses operating close to farms; and create jobs.
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As hard as it is to believe by today's standards—with our baffling inability to reach global consensus on human-caused climate change—the world got its collective ass together to curb emissions of ozone-depleting halocarbons, from compounds produced by fridges and air conditioners to aerosol sprays and medical sterilizers.
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"If someone is using breakup sex as a way to avoid processing their feelings or doing self-care, if they aren't being clear with their breakup sex partner about what the encounter is, or if they don't feel ready to have sex again, then rebound sex can feel depleting and empty," she says.
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How to fix it: Set up automatic reminders when your balance drops below a certain amount to avoid overdrawing and make sure to install your bank's app on your phone so you can keep an eye on your cash flow and steer clear of these avoidable charges that are depleting your savings.
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"When you can cut capex (capital spending), two-and-a-half to three years later you see production decline and reserves depleting and you have one choice only and that is going after high quality resource," said Sachin Oza, co-manager with Stephen Williams of the Guinness Global Oil and Gas Exploration Trust.
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"Later, in her long goodbye with President Reagan, she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting, aching reality of Alzheimer's, and took on a new role, as advocate, on behalf of treatments that hold the potential and the promise to improve and save lives," the Obamas said.
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This would keep countries on track to meet the goal agreed at the Paris climate summit in December to limit the global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees C. HFCs are used in air conditioning and refrigeration as a substitute for ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, whose use was eliminated under the Montreal Protocol.
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The feedback from all who step into both 'Volley'—a tennis-like game played using a circular net—and 'Brawl'—a Tron-recalling game in which two players throw points-scoring discs at one another while deflecting incoming ones from their rival with a gradually depleting energy shield—is unanimous: people are wild for this.
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The second I think I shall bury in the garden: a hedge against a nightmare future in which the beer runs out, the zombie apocalypse begins, and I have cause to dig it up and take one final mouthful of the sweet, depleting nectar before kissing goodbye to my country as I know it.
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This year it was brought upon to me to experience the whole shebang first-hand, to bring you, dear readers, the minutiae of what it feels like to attend an award show (albeit one that involves an iPhone with a depleting battery, rather than sitting backstage and rolling dangerously long L-plates with Skepta).
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While there are certainly risks involved with altering natural foods, and while GMOs have indeed sometimes been associated with higher pesticide use and land-depleting monocultures, the blanket statement that GMOs are unhealthy is patently false, and in cases where they allow farmers to use fewer pesticides, they may actually be good for you.
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Carrying on with elective surgeries and routine procedures in the current climate threatens to deplete human resources by exposing workers to possible infection, and depleting limited equipment supplies — including masks, personal protective equipment and, more ominously, blood supplies and respirators — for when they are most needed in the coming weeks as the virus spreads.
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There's a good reason countries agreed to reduce their emissions of chemicals used in old fridges: Another study that came out earlier this week found that ozone-depleting gases, including the chemicals in air conditioners and refrigerators, were responsible for about half of the Arctic sea ice melt that took place between 1955 and 2005.
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Lydia pulls the creature out, notes that it is large enough to harvest sustainably (she won't take small octopuses because she worries about depleting the reef; and the community has established its own reef management system to try to protect its natural resources) and then stabs the tip of the spear through its Jell-O head.
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Because HFCs are now used as a substitute for ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, in refrigeration, air conditioners and foams, the cuts would happen via the Montreal Protocol, which is a U.N. Treaty that addresses harm to the stratospheric ozone layer, rather than under the separate U.N. treaty system set up for addressing global warming specifically.
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After it was announced that UFC lightweight Ross Pearson's opponent at this weekend's UFC Fight Night event in Brisbane, Australia, Abel Trujillo, had been replaced by Canadian Chad Laprise, Pearson contacted Laprise on Twitter to make a request: What say you and I forget about weight-cutting, with all its depleting miseries and perilous superstitions, and just fight?
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At that temperature the outlook begins to look even worse -- Entire cities could be swallowed by the rising oceans, species of plants and animals face extinction as their ecological systems fail to adapt to the heat, and hundreds of millions of people could be forced to migrate due to coastal flooding, longer-lasting draughts and depleting crop yields.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner (one week, actually), now might be a good time to start planning that little getaway for you and your SO. Lucky for you lovebirds, major flight and hotel deals are popping up all over the web so you can celebrate V-Day without, you know, depleting your entire bank account (that's called romance, people).
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The most likely scenario is a deal for a mid-rotation starter—someone like the Blue Jay's Marco Estrada, the Phillies' Jeremy Hellickson, or the Rays' Alex Cobb—which would shore up the middle of the North Side rotation without depleting resources that would be better saved for a run at Johnny Cueto or Masahiro Tanaka in the off-season.
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Whether talking about the declining number of surface combatants and their more fragile material condition; or higher deployment rates for ships, aircraft, and the people who operate them; or depleting inventories of ammunitions for vessels; or the declining availability of spare parts for Navy and USMC aircraft, our Navy is increasingly stretched in order to meet its commitments in support of America's national interests.
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At its worst, it "corrodes the development of core aspects of young people's ethical character, often fueling their self-interest, compromising their integrity, and depleting their capacity to either know themselves deeply or to authentically articulate their identity," reads a draft of a new report by the Harvard Graduate School of Education's Making Caring Common Project, which for the last few years has been a leading advocate for a less calculated and cutthroat process.
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