Devaluing the recovery of those who have recovered with medication assistance is akin to devaluing the feat of climbing Mount Everest because the climber used supplemental oxygen.
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Trump has often blamed other countries for devaluing their currencies.
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In those days against a gold standard, everyone was devaluing.
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They have very little interest in massively devaluing their currency.
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And under the Trump administration, that capital is devaluing rapidly.
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The cultural devaluing of women is institutional, infrastructural and industrial.
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I really don't want the U.S. to be devaluing the dollar.
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This means that when conditions change, it cannot respond by devaluing.
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What if the People's Republic responds by aggressively devaluing its currency?
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Trump has previously accused China of deliberately devaluing the currency. 27.7.
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" It all comes down, Portman explained, to "a devaluing of female voices.
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It turns out that devaluing your way to prosperity is not easy.
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That's why the Trump administration has been advocating for devaluing the dollar.
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Amer said the central bank has no intention of devaluing the pound.
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Buhari has consistently opposed devaluing the naira since taking office in May 2015.
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This devaluing of language diversity is a problem Parley's Park looks to solve.
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NP: There's definitely a devaluing of female voices, and of females in general.
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"There's no belittling, devaluing, name-calling, or insulting your partner," Dr. Greer says.
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But I will say this, they're also devaluing their currency to a point.
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Neither China, nor Japan, have been aggressively devaluing their currencies in recent years.
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The tactic risks devaluing their system, somewhat, and assumes goodwill of the users.
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Many critics took this attack personally and accused Gioia of devaluing their vocation.
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Beijing said it has no intention of devaluing the yuan to help exports.
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Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has said he does not favour devaluing the currency.
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Devaluing currencies or imposing trade barriers are untenable ways to promote trade advantage.
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Devaluing the yuan is one way China has of retaliating against the tariffs.
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Moscow has already taken other measures to weather the downturn, including devaluing its currency.
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He's made this an allegory for why trauma might lead to devaluing one's self.
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The Chinese central bank has denied it's devaluing the currency to counter American tariffs.
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Without those components, you're devaluing your own data by adding lead time to action.
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These Tariffs are paid for by China devaluing & pumping, not by the U.S. taxpayer!
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Before the euro, individual countries could adjust for persistent inflation by devaluing their currencies.
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Advertising agencies and holding companies face an existential threat from clients devaluing their services.
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That was the last time Beijing caused a market scare by devaluing its currency.
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The person who sees themselves as obese is ingesting and internalizing society's devaluing views.
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And inherent risks in further devaluing the yuan mean that strategy could seriously backfire.
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And particularly, on the level people are devaluing you know things like small town papers.
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For years, Nintendo bemoaned the devaluing of mobile games, despite constant a push from investors.
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The People's Bank of China denied devaluing the yuan as a counter to U.S. tariffs.
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It started with the People's Bank of China devaluing its currency in August, he said.
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The move fueled concerns that China was devaluing its currency to support the faltering economy.
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The ad industry is under threat from clients who are squeezing them, devaluing their services.
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These guys contributed to landfill indie by devaluing music with the worst of celebrity bullshit.
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To me, it does not because he is not devaluing other races, not at all.
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In the second half of 2015, the Chinese government shocked markets by devaluing the yuan.
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In the second half of 2015, the Chinese government shocked markets by devaluing its currency.
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They also renewed their commitment to not devaluing to obtain a competitive advantage for their exporters.
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If we find that humans are inappropriately devaluing life, maybe these program values would be better.
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Instead, by deflating and devaluing every female character, he blasted Harry 70 years into the past.
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The associations and councils create more and more belts, devaluing any meaning that they once had.
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For its part, the PBOC has denied it is devaluing the yuan to counter American tariffs.
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Shelton referred to the central banks lowering rates and devaluing their respective currencies to undercut competitors.
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Devaluing women by making them the exception—the female athlete—won't help them win the race.
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That programme included sharply devaluing the currency, slashing fuel subsidies and introducing a value-added tax.
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Some merchants have criticized Amazon in the past for discounting and, they say, devaluing their products.
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It later increased sharply in value, reacting to central banks' cutting interest rates and devaluing currencies.
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In 2015, China stunned global financial markets by devaluing the yuan 2% as its economy slowed.
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"It is a statement about the valuing or devaluing of women at the university," Freitas said.
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And again, China is devaluing their currency, they're pouring out money, the prices haven't gone up.
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"China has no intention to boost its trade competitiveness by devaluing the RMB," Mr. Xi said.
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Instead, weakened currencies are accompanied by relative price changes, leading to inflation in the devaluing country.
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The logic of the free market swoops in, and says, 'ok, we're completely devaluing your labor.
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O'Reilly's comments are part of a centuries-long history of devaluing black women for their appearance.
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The creation of the euro in 1999 denied its members the option of restoring competitiveness by devaluing.
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More traditional candidates who don't threaten the capitalist structure are presented positive or neutrally, without devaluing connotations.
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By sharply devaluing the peso, loosening price controls and hiking utility rates, Macri has sent inflation surging.
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Without that time pressure weaker EU economies could have continued devaluing against the D-mark when needed.
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Donald Trump really can't seem to make up his mind about whether China is devaluing its currency.
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He said trade is the overhanging concern, and there has been chatter about China devaluing its currency.
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Some of these, such as Tracey's speech about the devaluing of manual labor, have a poignant lyricism.
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Meanwhile China, in a bid to keep its devaluing renminbi afloat, introduced controls to limit capital outflows.
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She teed off on him for devaluing and abusing Americans, and then started looking to the future.
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China isn't devaluing its currency — in fact, it's propping it up to stop investors from fleeing the country.
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This devaluing of women exists everywhere — but it's especially apparent when looking at the tech industry's gender problem.
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But with the other forms, like cultural racism, you have an implicit devaluing of one's history or culture.
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Most incendiary for this administration, the South Korean government was accused of devaluing its currency for competitive advantage.
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Such schemes tied European currencies together but were subject to regular crises, with France periodically devaluing the franc.
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He pledged to punish China for devaluing its currency to give itself a special advantage in global trade.
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And after all, if China keeps devaluing its currency, then money is just going flow out of there.
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But, contrary to what President Trump has said, China has not been devaluing its currency in recent years.
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The government tried to introduce reforms, devaluing the Sudanese pound and relaxing import restrictions, all to little effect.
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This cements the sentiment in most voters' minds that Trump has a pattern of demeaning and devaluing women.
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You can devalue, but you can do something else which I think is probably much better than devaluing.
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Other reforms under the deal included devaluing the Egyptian pound by half and introducing a value-added tax.
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The dehumanization and devaluing of minorities over the centuries is why Donham's lie was easily believed in 1955.
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He has repeatedly accused other countries of devaluing their currencies and putting the United States at a disadvantage.
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It could lead to criticism that FIFA is over-complicating international football and devaluing its flagship World Cup.
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Kenya (Robinson), for instance, rejects the devaluing of black hair by staging sculptures that present its diametrical opposite.
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Devaluing the yuan is one way China has of retaliating against Trump's tariffs, but it's fraught with risk.
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China has been criticized this year for purposefully devaluing its currency to support exporters — an allegation officials deny.
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Trump himself also accused Russia and China on Monday of devaluing their currencies, triggering selling in the dollar.
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Mr. Sica, of Argentina, scoffed at the claim that Brazil and Argentina have been deliberately devaluing their currencies.
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U.S. negotiators are said to be demanding that China stop devaluing its currency as part of a deal.
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What we are only beginning to recognize is that demeaning and devaluing women is an insidious, expensive problem.
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Decades of low pay and the devaluing of the teaching profession have resulted in mass teacher shortages nationwide.
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The options available to Beijing include boycotting American goods, selling off U.S. Treasury holdings or sharply devaluing the yuan.
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Companies based in Caracas have bank accounts full of fast-devaluing bolívares and few good options for spending them.
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The IMF last week commended Pakistan for curbing gas and electricity subsidies, raising interest rates and devaluing the currency.
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For example, maybe gay men's preference for masculinity stems from a general societal devaluing of femininity or internalized homophobia.
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The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, denied it is intentionally devaluing its currency to counter tariffs.
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Trump has accused Japan of purposefully devaluing its currency to boost its exports, a charge that Abe has denied.
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Markets were also marking the one-year anniversary of China devaluing the yuan, a move that roiled global markets.
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THEY DON'T SEEM TO BE DEVALUING THEIR CURRENCY, IT SEEMS LIKE THE CHINESE YUAN IS APPRECIATING VERSUS THE DOLLAR.
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What is the benchmark for deciding whether a nation is deliberately devaluing its currency to gain a trade advantage?
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It pulled support from some popular AMC theaters, after AMC said it was devaluing the cost of movie tickets.
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"From a broad standpoint, it's important that countries refrain from devaluing their currencies for trade purposes," said an official.
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The Chinese government stands accused of devaluing its currency in order to gain an unfair advantage in international trade.
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This doesn't quite save things, however, and Wilson makes the somber announcement that they will be devaluing the pound.
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"People are worrying about the PBOC (People's Bank of China) devaluing the yuan," BTCC's Bobby Lee said from Hong Kong.
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They are devaluing — it's so impossible for — you look at Caterpillar Tractor and what's happening with Caterpillar and Kamatsu (ph).
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"What is needed is a big step away from a policy of devaluing themselves to maintaining export shares," he said.
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THAT BIGGER THY NEIGHBOR POLICIES USING CHEAP MONEY, DEVALUING CURRENCIES, IS NOT A GOOD POLICY FOR ANY OF THESE COUNTRIES.
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"They're taking anything and hurting the industry because they'll take deals for basically no money, devaluing everyone else," Boyd says.
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"Neuroscientists are objecting to the 'devaluing' of the specialness of the brain," said Michael Levin, a biologist at Tufts University.
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In a Twitter post Monday morning, President Trump also took aim at China, accusing the country of devaluing its currency.
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Of all the countries in the world, he said, China is "the best ever" at devaluing its currency, the renminbi.
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Yet denial by abusers and devaluing of accusers could still be reasonably counted on by perpetrators to shield their actions.
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They approached us as a partner but now have gotten access to our studios and are continually devaluing our offering.
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Trump also urged the Federal Reserve to prevent countries from taking advantage of a strong dollar by devaluing their currencies.
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And ignoring or devaluing this analysis is a sign that "better" answers are not of interest to political decision-makers.
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"All I can say is, producers, stop giving your stuff away for free because you devaluing the game," he said.
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It claimed that Kim using its name for a fried chicken restaurant was damaging the brand's originality and devaluing its prestige.
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Trump has also threatened to slap tariffs on Chinese imports, accusing Beijing of devaluing its yuan currency and stealing U.S. jobs.
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"[This is] a manifestation of the industry's insistence on objectifying women, overvaluing their looks while devaluing everything else," the judge wrote.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said this week that U.S. negotiators are looking to prevent China from competitively devaluing the yuan.
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But the price has fallen over 70% since 2014, devaluing local currency the Kwanza, and raising the cost of foreign goods.
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So, who's responsible for the cultural devaluing of women in publishing — an industry where women dominated the bestsellers list in 2017.
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Especially now in Mexico with the Peso devaluing to a point where I think Mexico investment is going to be good.
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The dollar's latest drop comes as U.S. President Donald Trump accused the European Union of devaluing the euro zone's single currency.
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Watch out: Reversing a strong-dollar policy could lead to countries competitively devaluing their currencies, and the return of higher inflation.
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The report echoes a critique of capitalism, and of the devaluing of family life, heard elsewhere across the contemporary Christian world.
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The largely symbolic move came amid frustration among American officials that China was counteracting the president's tariffs by devaluing the renminbi.
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No, no, I would just hear the stories, [like] when he'd call Pete Newcomb and complain that we were devaluing him.
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"If the market thinks that China is weaponizing the renminbi or devaluing it, then we could see capital outflows surge," he said.
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This also flies in the face of President Trump's claims that China is purposely devaluing its currency to sell more exports abroad.
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Meanwhile, the dollar was subdued after President Donald Trump accused Germany and Japan of devaluing their currencies to gain a trade advantage.
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Then Egypt was negotiating a loan from the World Bank, which demanded bold moves, such as devaluing the pound and reducing subsidies.
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VALUATIONS The dollar's latest drop comes as U.S. President Donald Trump accused the European Union of devaluing the euro zone's single currency.
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It has been reported that China could do the opposite—boost its exports by devaluing the yuan—though this too is improbable.
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The People's Bank of China, PBOC, resumed easing cycles in January, and the PBOC shocked markets last August by devaluing the yuan.
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With the economy going flat, the government finally dropped the pretence of parity, devaluing the official exchange rate by 20123% in February.
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"The two greatest forces devaluing the value and power of an individual citizen's vote in America are gerrymandering and money," Califano says.
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Why does Netflix insist on devaluing film even more than it does with its washdowned color grading and poorly executed original plotpoops?
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He's basically sent the Czech Player of the Year Award into an irreversible spiral of hyperinflation, devaluing it with his constant excellence.
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It's a rapid devaluing of the written word, a melding of opinions, takes, and stray thoughts into an endless sea of nothingness.
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Analysts say China is far from intentionally devaluing its currency, though it may be using less influence to keep it from sinking.
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Beyoncé, having built an empire, has more power than most to speak back to the American tradition of devaluing black women's appearances.
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Sophie Jordan, the Paris-based general counsel for beIN's parent company, said turning a blind eye toward piracy risked devaluing the rights.
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Beijing has also promised to refrain from devaluing its currency, the renminbi, to gain an advantage in export markets, among other pledges.
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China is paying because they're devaluing their currency to such an extent and they're pouring tremendous amounts of cash into their system.
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But digital publishing has also played a role in devaluing journalism and the work of writers, and in increasing workloads while decreasing pay.
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"A look may be friendly, encouraging, respectful or cold, devaluing and even discriminatory," CoorDown said in a press release about the new ad.
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Devaluing is another common narcissistic response to rejection Tara sent him a few sweet texts and thanked him profusely for his generous gift.
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They also blame the chaebol's complex web of cross-shareholdings and opaque governance for devaluing their shares in comparison to their global peers.
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That's what connects the pay, the representation, the harassment, the assault — it's a continuum of behavior that's silencing and very violent and devaluing.
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And theater owners like AMC have already lashed out against the service claiming its low-cost tickets are devaluing the movie-going experience.
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When asked about the probability attached to the likelihood of China devaluing the yuan by end-2019, strategists gave a median 22.5% chance.
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Trump on Tuesday unleashed a barrage of criticism against Japan and China, saying the two key U.S. trading partners were devaluing their currencies.
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MoviePass hasn't been popular with big theater chain executives because they fear that it'll fail after devaluing the theater experience in customers' minds.
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The best action would be to implement all of them in concert because China could subvert tariffs by devaluing its currency, for example.
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During the Asian financial crisis, China won praise for not devaluing its currency leaving the Yuan pegged at 8.28 against the US dollar.
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I'm more than just my race...To me, commenting on my race as if it is relevant at all is devaluing and demoralizing.
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"It's very, very hard to compete when you have a strong dollar and other countries are devaluing their currency," Trump told the Journal.
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It's fashionable to point fingers at social-justice-drunk "snowflakes" for devaluing the First Amendment in higher education, but that misses the point.
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At the same time, there is also an immense cost for scorning or devaluing these attributes, for men as well as for women.
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While the move was interpreted as a response to Trump's new tariffs on Chinese goods, China has denied accusations of devaluing its currency.
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It also addresses the devaluing of people of color, particularly African Americans, in other facets of society, including the nation's burgeoning tech industry.
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The Pennsylvania Republican said Wednesday he received assurance that Shelton does not favor devaluing the dollar to combat lower currencies in other countries.
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The bank floated the Egyptian pound earlier on Thursday, devaluing to an initial guidance level of 13 pounds to the dollar, from 8.8.
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Trump's delaying move could have the effect of devaluing the impact of the Democratic memo, even if a redacted version is eventually released.
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It's also a cautionary tale to everyone today about how nationalism and racial supremacy lead us down the path of devaluing human life.
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The United States Treasury opted on Friday not to label China a currency manipulator, finding that it was not improperly devaluing the yuan.
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The yuan's sharp depreciation has fueled accusations from President Donald Trump that China is deliberately devaluing its currency — claims Beijing has repeatedly rejected.
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Some analysts are concerned that Beijing will simply fall back on a familiar tool to aid the domestic economy: devaluing the currency, the renminbi.
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Navarro and Trump also attacked Japan and China, remarking that these U.S. trading partners were devaluing their currencies to hurt American companies and consumers.
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At the moment, we seem to be compensating for past transgressions: far from devaluing old age, we assign it value it may not possess.
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"If you open up the gates too soon, you risk devaluing the brand and the community you worked so hard to create," she says.
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Velloso said Lourenco's government had already supported the economy by devaluing the kwanza currency, promising to reduce debt and restructuring state oil company Sonangol.
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The island's financial regulator is scrambling to get a grip on the issue after China surprised global markets in August by devaluing the yuan.
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Anti-euro campaigners say quitting the euro would allow Italy to revive its stagnant economy by spending more and devaluing its currency, helping exports.
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Trump has complained that China, Japan, Mexico, Vietnam and India are "ripping us off" by devaluing their currencies and keeping out some U.S. exports.
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The top government spokesman told reporters it was "absolutely not the case" that Japan was devaluing the yen to gain an unfair trade advantage.
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"There's the possibility of (China) devaluing its currency again, which pushes up the dollar and turns the pressure up on U.S. exporters," Krosby said.
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The consensus included an understanding that both countries would avoid devaluing their currencies to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports, Mr. Yi said.
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It took me a long time before I understood that being an equal in an exclusively white environment meant erasing and devaluing my blackness.
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Trump on Monday criticized China for devaluing its currency days after the Treasury Department said Beijing was not manipulating the value of its money.
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Currency war US President Donald Trump has accused China of deliberately devaluing its currency as the trade war between the two countries has escalated.
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Trump has accused China of deliberately devaluing its currency as the trade conflict between the two countries has escalated — claims Beijing has repeatedly rejected.
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But an even more truly defining characteristic of the Trump administration is the resolute, constant, and unabashed devaluing of the U.S. government's human capital.
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They have joined Trump's campaign of misinformation and misdirection, aimed at devaluing fact and creating ambiguity and leaving voters unfamiliar with the details confused.
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In radical changes outlined by Maduro last week, the "strong bolivar" was replaced with the "sovereign bolivar," devaluing the currency by about 183 percent.
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In radical changes outlined by Maduro last week, the "strong bolivar" was replaced with the "sovereign bolivar," devaluing the currency by about 90 percent.
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The resumption of nuclear testing by major powers would be a devastating development; extending the moratorium against testing is crucial to devaluing nuclear weapons.
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Developers are loathe to lower their prices directly, in part because of obligations to lenders and for fear of devaluing the rest of their stock.
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"That's what connects the pay, the representation, the harassment, the assault — it's a continuum of behavior that's silencing and very violent and devaluing," she said.
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Kaan Nazli, senior economist at investment management firm Neuberger Berman, estimated the new currency plan could result in the kwanza effectively devaluing by 30 percent.
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Enriquez. Rather than devaluing their lives even further, she said, the government needs to offer substantial programs and services to restore their health and independence.
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Though devaluing a currency note isn't unheard of, it's the boldest and most strategic move by an Indian prime minister in several decades, many say.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday that the central bank's ultra-loose monetary policy was not aimed at devaluing the yen.
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High-quality comprehensive sexual health education should be a federally funded mandate, but not in the name of categorically devaluing young parents and their families.
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But with airlines and hotel rewards programs devaluing their currencies and doing away with award charts all together, cash back is becoming increasingly more useful.
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"In developing countries, the most stable currency they have access to is actually devaluing at a rate of 5 percent or more," Al-Naji said.
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Lemonade teaches Black women to love their Black bodies, "Becky with the good hair" is rooted in slavery and the historic devaluing of Black women.
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In August, Maduro's government introduced several economic measures to try to tackle the crisis, devaluing the bolivar currency and lifting the minimum wage and taxes.
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The shortage of cash, and the enormous number of rapidly devaluing bills required to buy even the cheapest items, has accelerated digital banking in Venezuela.
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"She clarified to me that she will oppose using monetary policy for the purpose of devaluing the dollar," the Pennsylvania Republican said in a statement.
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I had to claw my way out for almost two years to recover from the devaluing that happened during the time I was with them.
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The agreement will include clauses that seek to prevent China from devaluing the yuan to "unfairly compete against U.S. exporters," the U.S. government has said.
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The health of the Chinese economy resurfaced as a topic of key concern after rattling the markets last August when Beijing began devaluing the yuan.
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The two countries also rolled out a previously agreed-upon deal that reaffirms international commitments to refrain from devaluing currencies to gain an export advantage.
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He sees the spate of resignations — and the administration's cold response — as part of a larger trend of the Trump White House devaluing outside counsel.
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And that's all before getting into the systematic devaluing and ignoring of stellar performances from people of color for the better part of a century now.
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Chang said Trump's assertion that China is devaluing the yuan is incorrect because Chinese policymakers are actually intervening to boost the currency to prevent capital flight.
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Export growth could exacerbate tensions with the United States, where top officials have criticised Germany and other countries for devaluing their currency to gain trade advantages.
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But the sheer outlandishness of the claims being made, and believed, suggested to many that the Internet had brought about a fundamental devaluing of the truth.
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"By devaluing hypermasculinity, community policing can reduce the masculinity threat that results in hegemonic racial violence," he wrote in a 2015 paper with L. Song Richardson.
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We are now witnessing a repeat performance extending domestic policies devaluing children relative to the industrial machine but on an international stage with babies as victims.
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Measures included devaluing the Egyptian pound, slashing energy subsidies and imposing new taxes in an attempt to draw back investors who fled during the 2011 uprising.
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Fidelity Rewards Visa Signature Credit CardWith airline and hotel rewards programs devaluing their points and miles regularly, incorporating cash back into your rewards strategy is key.
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The Iowa Republican sparked controversy again last week by saying that treating all cultures as equal is a way of "devaluing" the U.S.'s Founding Fathers.
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"CHY-NA," à la Republican nominee Donald Trump, has been painted as the ultimate antagonist—for stealing our jobs and devaluing their currency to incite exports.
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The Chinese government has total control over the yuan's valuation, traditionally devaluing the yuan to give itself an international trade advantage when the government saw fit.
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The event was triggered by the Thai government's decision not to peg the baht to the US dollar, devaluing the currency and causing a chain reaction.
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The deal was announced in August for $1.4 billion, but shares have declined since then, devaluing the merger by nearly $300 million at close, per Poynter.
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And he said the United States would end "foreign freeloading," which he described as countries devaluing their currencies to undercut the competitiveness of the American market.
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Yet the Treasury Department in its twice-a-year report on foreign exchange found "limited" signs the People's Bank of China was actively devaluing its currency.
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Investors are also nervous that trade battles will spread to Japan and Europe, with Trump on Tuesday accusing Europe of devaluing the euro zone's single currency.
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They're so skeptical, in fact, that Nintendo's stock shot down 5 percent in the wake of Super Mario Run's release, devaluing Nintendo by around $2 billion.
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Donald Trump likes to slam China for unfairly devaluing its currency, but there's a problem with his attacks: They're the precise opposite of what China is doing.
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There was little expectation Trump would reiterate his recent accusation that Japan was one of several countries devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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From there, the moderators turned back to Donald Trump, who began ranting about China devaluing their currency when they are, right now, doing literally the opposite thing.
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They say Tesla took this away with the software update, thereby devaluing the car, limiting the distance they can travel and forcing them to recharge more frequently.
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Trump accused Russia and China on Monday of devaluing their currencies, even though the yuan has been strengthening and U.S. sanctions have been blamed for rouble's decline.
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For what it's worth, none of my logic lets the Grammys off the hook for their own history of devaluing Black artists, especially those in hip-hop.
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WITH PATIENCE running thin amid rampant inflation and a devaluing currency, trade unions in Argentina have organised two days of strikes against the government of Mauricio Macri.
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Mr Sisi, who won an election in 2014, deserves credit for taking painful steps to stabilise the economy, such as cutting subsidies and devaluing the Egyptian pound.
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Today we have the European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, the People's Bank of China, potentially the Bank of England, all of them devaluing against our currency.
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While Congress has repeatedly failed to act on real border security, changes to low-bar asylum laws and devaluing illegal immigration, the crisis has gotten exponentially worse.
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You can see this in the panoply of ways that trauma, abuse, rejection, or other devaluing experiences precipitate brutality, itself an attempt to preserve or regain honor.
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If Greece were an independent country with its own currency, it could have addressed the crisis by devaluing its currency and stabilizing its debt with depreciated cash.
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Not all of this loss can be attributed to the necessity of achieving competitiveness through relative deflation rather than simply devaluing, but surely much of it can.
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Beijing also suggested that both sides had reached an understanding to avoid deliberately devaluing their currencies for competitive advantage, but allow them to adjust for other reasons.
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The president has also accused China of devaluing its currency, despite the Treasury Department ruling last week that Beijing was not manipulating the value of its money.
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The Federal Reserve should likewise act so that countries, of which there are many, no longer take advantage of our strong dollar by further devaluing their currencies.
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Mr. Trump had long insisted that China was devaluing its currency and should be punished, but the executives pushed back and told him Beijing had actually stopped.
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Inflation, recession, a constantly devaluing peso and a huge foreign debt must all be dealt with simultaneously, while taking into account his own citizens' logically excessive expectations.
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" In fact, she notes, "certain professionals in the field today are even inclined to dispense with the term 'art brut' altogether, seeing it as devaluing the works.
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China stunned investors by devaluing the currency last year and the yuan has since weakened to near six-year lows, adding to worries about already feeble global growth.
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday again rejected the idea of devaluing the West African nation's currency, despite a hammering of the naira on the secondary market last week.
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Former Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Jim O'Neill, said China could use its currency to gain an edge over the U.S. — but not by devaluing the yuan.
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For women who do not want to go into traditionally male fields, what matters is an end to the long pattern of devaluing women's work compared with men's.
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"China devaluing its currency isn't an excuse to liquidate your stock portfolio," said certified financial planner Neil Waxman, a managing director with Capital Advisors in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
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The hard work of reconciliation comes through a sober examination of discomfiting historical truths about slavery, Jim Crow, and their contemporary manifestations in devaluing black lives in America.
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"The RBI won't let the rupee appreciate that much, even though they say they are not devaluing," said the head of currency trading for a major Indian bank.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, however, clarified Trump's comments in an interview with CNBC, saying the U.S. president's remarks were a warning to those countries against devaluing their currencies.
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The yuan fell 1.6 percent in November alone, its worst month since August 1.623 when Beijing shocked global markets by devaluing the currency by almost 2 percent overnight.
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Moreover, devaluing the contributions of different populations will only deprive us of the necessary talent and innovative thinking that we require to address all the challenges we face.
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Economists say that the value of the Brazilian and Argentine currencies have recently fallen, but that the countries are not intentionally devaluing them, despite what Mr. Trump said.
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Perhaps calling it American-Chinese is fine, as long as people aren't doing it because they think that by eating it or enjoying it, you're devaluing 'real' Chinese food.
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Since the end of 13, its shares have tumbled 67%, devaluing Fonterra's investment and forcing it to book a NZ$405 million write down for its holding last year.
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Evans told The Huffington Post that he created the hashtag in response to his activist friends constantly asserting that ableism does not exist, devaluing his personal experiences with bias.
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"Why would I wish to own gold in dollar terms ... when I can use cheaper devaluing currencies — the euro and the yen — to do the same thing?" he said.
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During a meeting between China's premier Li Keqiang and U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew in Beijing on Monday, Li pledged to avoid devaluing its currency to boost economy growth.
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The central bank imposed the "reference rate" when it abandoned the kwanza' s peg to the U.S. dollar in January 2018, devaluing it at the time by about 10%.
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Investors are also nervous that trade battles will spread to Japan and Europe, with U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday accusing Europe of devaluing the euro zone's single currency.
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Lighthizer had said the United States is seeking an agreement that prohibits China from competitively devaluing its currency as part of trade talks, following past manipulations of the yuan.
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Trump has often said the U.S. dollar is too strong against foreign currencies — what he describes is a result of other countries unfairly devaluing their currencies against the dollar.
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The China's central bank denied it was devaluing its currency in response to Trump's latest tariffs, but an official was quoted anonymously saying it was a reaction to tariffs.
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Dryden Pence, chief investment officer at Pence Wealth Management, said China had to stabilize its currency because devaluing it would go against its goal of becoming a reserve currency.
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I'm your best client, I'm a Diamond for as long as they existed, but Delta has led the industry in actually devaluing frequent fliers for their most loyal customers.
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Iowa political activists are also highly sensitive to any perceived slight toward the caucuses, and devaluing the state's last big debate of the cycle would certainly fit that category.
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Trump criticized China, Japan and Germany last week, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the harm of U.S. companies and consumers.
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Trump and trade adviser Peter Navarro on Tuesday criticised Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to U.S. disadvantage.
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There was concern prior to the summit that Trump would reiterate accusations that Japan was one of several countries devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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After floating the pound, initially devaluing it by about a third from the peg of 8.8, the central bank let it drift down to around 15.35-15.75 on Thursday.
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Mr. Buhari says that devaluing the naira would hurt too much, that the imports on which Nigerians depend would become expensive, and rising prices would damage households across society.
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Trump has often bemoaned the relative strength of the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange markets, blaming other nations for devaluing their currencies and thereby inflating the American trade deficit.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, another reluctant Republican on the committee, said he would vote to confirm Shelton, after she relieved his concerns about her views on devaluing the dollar.
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And far from devaluing the property as a moneymaking machine, it has created an honorable stream of income that should pour into the estate's coffers for years to come.
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The message depressed the euro and bond yields, in the process angering U.S. President Donald Trump, who accused Draghi of seeking an unfair trade advantage by devaluing the euro.
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"The Federal Reserve should likewise act so that countries, of which there are many, no longer take advantage of our strong dollar by further devaluing their currencies," he continued.
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The yuan's sharp depreciation comes amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing and accusations from Trump that China is deliberately devaluing its currency — claims Beijing has repeatedly rejected.
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Trump said on Twitter that he would reinstate duties on steel and aluminum from Brazil and Argentina, accusing both countries of devaluing their currencies and thereby hurting American farmers.
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Trump accused Russia and China on Monday of devaluing their currencies while the United States raises interest rates, prompting China to accuse the United States of sending confusing messages.
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Earlier in June, Trump criticized China, with which he is engaged in a trade spat, for devaluing its currency and said it created an uneven playing field for commerce.
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The American president again criticized China for devaluing its currency to create an unfair advantage in trade that he said was exacerbated by policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, however, clarified Trump's comments in an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, saying the U.S. president's remarks were a warning to those countries against devaluing their currencies.
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While Sarah didn't offer further context about her own office, many workplaces often facilitate attitudes such as feeling like a fraud or devaluing your own work, either explicitly or otherwise.
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Trump also accused Europe of devaluing the euro zone's single currency in a series of tweets that also targeted U.S. monetary policy with renewed attacks on the U.S. central bank.
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On Monday, China said it has no intention of devaluing the yuan to help exports, after Washington said it was monitoring the currency's weakness amid the escalating bilateral trade brawl.
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We&aposre talking about someone who believes in protectionism, who believes in devaluing the dollar is the path to prosperity…they made a mistake because we need opponents of Trump.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has again rejected the idea of devaluing the West African nation's currency, despite a hammering of the naira on the secondary market last week.
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Earlier this year, Billboard changed how streams are weighted on its charts, devaluing YouTube's ad-supported music streams in comparison to streams from paid services like Apple Music and Spotify.
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Democrats especially complain that the accord lacks enforcement measures against countries like Japan, Vietnam or Malaysia, for example, that are suspected of devaluing their currency to make their exports cheaper.
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The dollar had slumped after Trump and his trade adviser Peter Navarro on Tuesday singled out Japan, China and Germany as key U.S. trading partners engaged in devaluing their currencies.
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Thornberry is correct that the military's devaluing of its own wartime fund is reprehensible, an affront to our service members who really do need a flexible account of their own.
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Now, you can make a case that auto-bids are pretty dumb—talk about devaluing the regular season—but the truth is, they make the next two weeks ultra-exciting.
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But too much hype creates a very real risk of "misleading the public, misinforming policy debates, devaluing methodical approaches to research, and driving premature or unwarranted clinical use," it says.
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In other words, as Mr. Buhari notes, devaluing the naira would bring about the worst effects of a weak currency, inflation, and provide none of the best, like increased exports.
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Mr. Trump said China was devaluing its currency for unfair price advantages, yet it ended that practice several years ago and is now propping up the value of its currency.
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Ismail said that he supported devaluing the rupee against the dollar twice in recent months to arrest the current account deficit, which had also put pressure on country's foreign reserves.
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Lumping progressives who target Clinton's policies in with trolls who use devaluing language to harass women online not only wrongly politicizes the issue, it hurts feminism by promoting double standards.
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Macri has pushed through measures such as devaluing the local currency, eliminating subsidies and ending export curbs and taxes on wheat and corn, but economic growth has not yet returned.
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The central bank began Thursday's dramatic move by devaluing the pound to 13 per dollar before allowing it to slide further in a $100 million sale and ditching the peg.
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The single currency was little affected by U.S. President Donald Trump's accusation that Europe was devaluing the euro, which has gained roughly 1.4% against the dollar so far in June.
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If it retaliates against the United States sharply by devaluing its currency or shutting factories crucial to global supply chains, the moves could ricochet and hurt its own newfound wealth.
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Beijing's options include firing back with tariffs of its own, restricting the supply of the rare-earth minerals that the global tech industry relies on, and devaluing the country's currency.
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China stunned markets by devaluing the currency last year and has since allowed the yuan to weaken to near six-year lows, adding to worries about already feeble global growth.
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How much trust can be placed in a government that, after devaluing its currency by 99 percent, issues a new currency — in what is arguably a time of maximum desperation?
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The president and Peter Navarro, one of his most hawkish trade advisers, claim that it is seriously "overvalued" and believe countries that are devaluing are trying to game the system.
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In addition, President Donald Trump on Monday said he would put tariffs on steel and aluminum exports from Brazil and Argentina, claiming the two countries have been devaluing their currencies.
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The message of Trans Liberation Tuesday was that, as society at large has devalued black lives, the African-American community is guilty of devaluing lives based on gender and sexuality.
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Last Tuesday in a meeting with the chief executives of top pharmaceuticals, Trump made remarks that suggested that both Japan and China were devaluing their currencies, the Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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"If these tariffs go into effect, (China) may have to cushion the economy by devaluing its currency again," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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It's important to note, especially at a time like MLK Day, that recognizing racism still exists today is not devaluing racial justice movements of the past by saying they were unsuccessful.
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Trump on Tuesday accused Europe of devaluing the euro zone's single currency in a series of tweets that also targeted U.S. monetary policy with renewed attacks on the U.S. central bank.
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"As a disabled person, I have a great deal of experience with the health care establishment devaluing lives like mine," Carrie Ann Lucas, executive director of Disabled Parents Rights, tells PEOPLE.
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In his June 2015 speech announcing his candidacy, Trump accused China of devaluing their currency and dumping their cheap goods on the U.S. market — stealing U.S. manufacturing jobs in the process.
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By sharply devaluing the peso, loosening price controls and hiking utility rates, Macri's center-right government has so far failed to rein in inflation or ease the plight of the poor.
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The rapidly devaluing Somaliland shilling has made goods that were previously affordable two times as expensive in as many years, leading shoppers to opt for mobile dollars over bundles of cash.
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In late January, Trump and trade adviser Peter Navarro had criticized Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to U.S. disadvantage.
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Trump has long promised to label China a currency manipulator, which opens the country to potential international penalties, accusing Beijing of devaluing its currency to gain an unfair edge in trade.
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Read more: The best credit card sign-up bonuses available nowA cash-back cardWith rewards programs constantly devaluing their award charts, having a cash-back card in your arsenal is crucial.
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"It's a person who cycles between overvaluing and devaluing you, sucking you in, but then can cause a lot of chaos when she flips into something much more negative," she says.
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In its most recent currency report, last October, the Treasury Department criticized China's trade and currency practices but still did not conclude that Beijing was improperly devaluing its currency, the renminbi.
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They also argue that the Chinese government is unlikely to enter into a new trade agreement on less favorable terms, because China can partially offset our tariffs by devaluing its currency.
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"The wholesale disregard of truth and fact by the president and his close advisers, their devaluing evidence and the scientific method, is so extreme that I can't be silent," he said.
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Trump regularly railed against China on the campaign trail, and on Thursday night slammed the country for enabling theft of intellectual property, devaluing currency and not helping take on North Korea.
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Disinformation operations — like the one the U.S. intelligence community confirms Russia is perpetrating at this moment — are not just about spreading un-truths, but about devaluing the notion of truth itself.
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In the meantime, its policy options are either devaluing the manat or cutting government spending, said Juha Kahkonen, deputy director of the International Monetary Fund's Middle East and Central Asia Department.
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Before meeting with his Japanese counterpart, the new U.S. president criticized the Asian nation for devaluing its currency and scrapped the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a flagship trade pact championed by Abe.
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We did not think that this show was devaluing or victimizing the artists but more embracing each others' sisterhood; a door to check in, to share, to listen, to provide space.
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Trump said Powell was doing a "bad job" and he urged the Fed to lower rates so that U.S. exports can compete with countries that he said are devaluing their currencies.
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The central bank is set to announce a decision on interest rate on Tuesday, with analysts predicting a hike to fight rising inflation and a devaluing naira over the next few months.
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And beyond the diplomatic implications, Trump has also had to confront the reality that China long ago stopped artificially devaluing its currency -- instead working to prop it up, which benefits US exports.
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Trump and his top trade adviser this week criticised Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. companies and consumers.
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Egypt has implemented a series of tough economic measures, including devaluing the pound, slashing energy subsidies and introducing a value-added tax, to help meet conditions of a $12 billion IMF loan.
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We should not be devaluing a program that, in addition to helping treat patients with substance use disorder, is also serving a wide array of other health care needs in our communities.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) typically holds the yuan within a certain stabilizing range, though the nation has long been accused of devaluing its currency to gain an edge in trade.
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Evangelicals are correct to abhor the Democratic Party's devotion to abortion and its subsequent devaluing of human life, but this should not mean we always vote Republican, regardless of who is nominated.
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Under the latest rules, Nigerians wanting dollars for travel or to pay foreign school fees could buy at nearly 20 percent above the official rate, effectively devaluing the naira for private individuals.
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Analysts highlighted the double whammy of likely weakened UK consumer sentiment and the sourcing pressures of a devaluing pound after sterling collapsed to its lowest level versus the U.S. dollar since 1985.
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In March, the governor of China's central bank, Yi Gang, described the agreement as an understanding that both countries would avoid devaluing their currencies to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports.
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Nevertheless, the mushrooming of these occasions makes grief a rapidly devaluing currency, in danger of becoming worthless altogether as the heartfelt and the habitual are inseparably entangled by a whirlwind of obligation.
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Government ministers immediately hailed the new agreement as the curtain raiser to a sunnier future for the Argentine economy that has been struggling with low growth, high inflation, and a devaluing peso.
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In meetings in February, China and the United States agreed to avoid devaluing their currency to make their products cheaper abroad and give their exporters an advantage, Chinese officials said in March.
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Trump and his top trade adviser Peter Navarro criticised Germany, Japan and China last week, saying the trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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These interviews reflect a time when art and the country itself were in a state of flux, caught between the new feminist wave and an art world too comfortable devaluing female artists.
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It is a tale of a romance gone sour over two decades of monotony, as Italy's economy has stagnated since it ditched the ever-devaluing lira for the EU's newly minted common currency.
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Suga was speaking after U.S. President Donald Trump and trade adviser Peter Navarro criticized China, Germany and Japan, saying they were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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When my best friend's mother found out, she tried to sue my mother for devaluing the house when she sold it for them and told the whole town my mother is a witch.
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The United States has a serious problem – arguably a full-blown crisis – in patent quality: a flood of bad patents devaluing the good ones and reducing the benefit of patenting for true inventors.
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On currency, U.S. officials including Mnuchin have warned China against devaluing its yuan to gain a competitive advantage after the Chinese currency weakened significantly against the dollar last year, partly counteracting Trump's tariffs.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest crude exporter, has resisted devaluing its currency for more than a year despite other major oil producers, including Russia, Kazakhstan and Angola, allowing currencies to fall after crude prices collapsed.
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The undersupply of drivers has seen the company struggle to meet demand, especially during peak hours, leaving users with long wait times or altogether unable to find rides, and devaluing the company's services.
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As part of the plan, the government imposed economic reforms that have strained the budgets of millions of Egyptians, among them devaluing the currency, cutting energy subsidies and introducing a value-added tax.
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Any significant yuan decline puts investors on edge after the central bank sent shock waves through global markets last year by devaluing the currency and sparking a rush of capital flight by Chinese.
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Egypt's central bank said it was adopting a more flexible exchange rate policy, devaluing the pound to 228 per dollar in a move that follows the lifting of some currency restrictions last week.
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The Treasury Department's biannual currency exchange report, the fourth of Mr. Trump's presidency, criticized China's trade and currency practices but still did not conclude that the Chinese government was improperly devaluing the renminbi.
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"We have the European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, People's Bank of China, potentially the Bank of England, all of them devaluing against our currency," Ms. Shelton said in August 2019 on CNBC.
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And the potential loss of Saudi support could hardly come at a worse moment for Egypt, whose economy is crashing amid a devaluing of its local currency, reduction in imports, and tourism tailspin.
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When the industry collapsed under $85 billion in debt, foreigners owned such a huge chunk of that figure that allowing them to take assets out would risk severely devaluing Iceland's currency, the krona.
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Trump accused Russia and China on Monday of devaluing their currencies, even though the yuan has been strengthening in recent months, and the rouble's recent dive has been widely blamed on U.S. sanctions.
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Words and actions that seem banal turn out to mask gargantuan evils in Get Out because in real life, those tiny, trivial things are born of a larger system of devaluing human lives.
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Trump said Powell was doing a "bad job" and he called on the central bank to lower rates so the United States can compete with countries that he said are devaluing their currencies.
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The students were probably exerting a type of defense mechanism that's known, in science-speak, as "devaluing temptation" -- or, in other words, thinking that something isn't nearly as appealing as it might actually be.
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For these corporations, it's, again, devaluing the work and not recognizing this as work and something that takes strategy and purpose and time and energy and investments [and] that needs to be adequately compensated.
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Users say Tesla has taken away range for which they paid extra money via the software update, thereby devaluing the car, limiting the distance they can travel and forcing them to recharge more frequently.
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Trump and his top trade adviser Peter Navarro lashed out at Germany, Japan and China last week, saying the trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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He fears the latest slowdown may show how little the economy has responded to the challenges it faced when it joined the euro and lost the ability to boost exports by devaluing its currency.
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The CBE reacted by devaluing the Egyptian pound by 14% in March 2016, but expectations of further downward adjustment have continued with widening differentials between the official auction currency rate and the parallel market.
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The dollar was on the defensive after Trump and his trade adviser, Peter Navarro, on Tuesday criticized China, Germany and Japan, saying they were devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday called on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates so the United States can compete with countries that he said are devaluing their currencies.
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"The retaliatory options available to China include boycotting American goods, sharply devaluing the yuan, and selling off U.S. Treasury holdings," Xiao Minjie, senior economist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo, wrote in a note.
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The Central Bank of Egypt responded to the strain on the balance of payments by devaluing the currency in mid-March by 14% against the US dollar, and further exchange-rate weakness is likely.
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Given the various allegations that Korea is unfairly treating U.S. companies, devaluing their intellectual property and intruding upon U.S. sovereignty to regulate IP and competition within U.S. borders, how should the United States proceed?
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His criticism of United States trade policy with China — "they're devaluing their currency," he said, and "using our country as a piggy bank" — is based on outdated data and a misunderstanding of international trade.
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Whether or not another title is at hand, it is important for the Fighting Irish that they at least remain in the hunt — and do so without devaluing what the university holds most dear.
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We value the sort of innovation that has a more immediate and tangible effect — the sliced bread — while devaluing, and therefore failing to invest in, innovation whose contribution might not be obvious at first.
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But Dish co-founder Charlie Ergen feared T-Mobile's stock was going to drop, falling to $20 from the $25 it was at during the time of discussions, devaluing the acquisition, according to CNET.
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His comments came as Maduro announced a single exchange rate pegged to his government's petro cryptocurrency, effectively devaluing it by 96 percent in a move economists said would fan hyperinflation in the chaotic country.
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Liberals like the former chief book critic for the New York Times, Michiko Kakutani, argue that postmodernism spilled out of the academy and seeped into the broader culture, devaluing the very concept of objectivity.
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Fourth, in the wake of the Arab Spring and the profound instability that has gripped countries from Syria to Yemen, there are ample safe havens where international terrorists operate, devaluing Afghanistan's utility to them.
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But China's promises not to manipulate its currency don't seem to be particularly original, Mr. Bradsher writes: • American negotiators want China to avoid devaluing its currency to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports.
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John Dingell's argument can be understood as a kind of lobbying to create that custom, to push the Democratic Party's leaders toward devaluing the Senate and treating the House as the locus of policymaking.
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The Egyptian central bank floated the pound on Thursday, devaluing it by 32.3 percent to an initial guidance level of 13pounds to the dollar, following weeks of turbulence and mounting pressure to reform the economy.
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"China will never go down the path of stimulating exports by devaluing its currency, because that will not generate much profits and benefits to China," he said at a World Economic Forum gathering in Tianjin.
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Home advantage As Nigeria continues to suffer from falling oil revenues that are devaluing its currency, the Naira, the government is making efforts to build up the domestic manufacturing sector and reduce dependency on imports.
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Regarding the yuan, our base case is a gradual depreciation to 6.80 against the U.S. dollar over the next 12 months, but with a 30-40 percent risk of it devaluing to more than 7.
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In recent months, however, U.S. officials, including Mnuchin, have warned China against devaluing its yuan currency to gain a competitive advantage after the yuan weakened significantly against the dollar last year, partly offsetting Trump's tariffs.
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As the daughter of undocumented immigrants, Cruz notably gave Pope Francis a letter during his 2015 visit to the White House, outlining her fears of deportation and the devaluing of immigrant contributions around the globe.
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But wander further afield into the world of publishing, and it becomes clear that it's not just the big bad meanies like Huffington and her cohort making life miserable for writers and devaluing their work.
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Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro announced on Friday a single exchange rate pegged to his socialist governments petro cryptocurrency, effectively devaluing by 96 percent in a move economists said would fan hyperinflation in the chaotic country.
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Abbasi said Islamabad was looking at a raft of measures to alleviate current account pressures to avoid going back to the IMF, including reducing imports of luxury goods, boosting exports, and possibly devaluing its currency.
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Stuck within a euro straitjacket that denies Italy the option of devaluing its currency to restore competitiveness, over the past two decades, Italy has managed to lose more than 20 percent in competitiveness to Germany.
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He accuses Beijing of using "weapons of job destruction" against the US, such as devaluing its currency in order to make Chinese products cheaper inside the US and make American products more expensive in China.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump accused Russia and China on Monday of devaluing their currencies while the United States raises interest rates, prompting China to accuse the United States of sending confusing messages.
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"The idea of leaving the euro and devaluing our currency to run up bigger deficits overlooks the fact that financing French debt would cost significantly more," Villeory warned in a column for Le Figaro published Monday.
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Trump and his top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, this week criticised Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the harm of U.S. companies and consumers.
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Trump and his trade adviser Peter Navarro on Tuesday took aim at the currency policies of Japan and other trading partners, saying they were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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When this economic activity comes out on the other side of these bottleneck platforms, it overwhelmingly benefits the intermedia and costs the dwindling competition by deflating pricing, depressing revenues, and devaluing brands, products, services, and property.
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When Jenner wears fashion shaped by Black experiences and Black culture, without acknowledging where that fashion comes from, she is erasing and devaluing Black people and the challenges (like racial profiling, for instance) that they experience.
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"I violated my own principles by denigrating and devaluing and demeaning people and the momentous life decisions they've had to make in circumstances that I've never had to face ever in my life," he told CNN.
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Instead of default on debt by failure to pay creditors sufficient currency, default by inflation occurs by devaluing the currency, thus returning less value to creditors than they had initially loaned money over to the government.
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The people with knowledge of the matter said one means of securing an investor would be to wipe out current shareholders by devaluing equities to zero and allowing the sponsor to control 100 percent of Takata.
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Over the past nine months Pakistan has enacted a series of measures to combat its ballooning current account deficit, including hiking tariffs on more than 200 luxury items and devaluing its currency by about 10 percent.
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Weidmann also dismissed accusations from U.S. President Donald Trump that the ECB was acting with a view to devaluing the euro and warned about the effects of a trade war on the United States' own economy.
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The Egyptian central bank floated the pound on Thursday, devaluing it by 32.3 percent to an initial guidance level of 13 pounds to the dollar, following weeks of turbulence and mounting pressure to reform the economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's Twitter post on currencies in China and Russia was a warning to those countries against devaluing their currencies, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Tuesday in an interview with CNBC.
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But the truth of the matter is that it is authentic, and when you call it inauthentic, you're ignoring a lot of history and devaluing a little bit the food and the people who brought it here.
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Devaluing its currency – Earlier this month Trump criticized both China's military and economic policy, claiming it devalued its currency to boost exports while also highlighting the build-up of its military complex in the South China Sea.
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To make matters worse, studio owners contend, ClassPass's investor-funded model detached the price of classes from their brick-and-mortar costs—and those low prices in turn helped ClassPass obtain market share while devaluing the product.
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The Yankees have instituted price floors on their ticket exchange, arguing that brokers who dump tickets to unattractive games for well below the list price are devaluing the team's brand by undercutting the prices of unsold tickets.
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While Beijing quickly downplayed the fall below the $3 trillion level, the breach could bolster China's argument that it not deliberately devaluing its currency, ahead of the U.S. Treasury's semi-annual report in April on currency manipulators.
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While the world's second-largest economy still has the largest stash of forex reserves by far, it has burned through over half a trillion dollars since August 2015, when it stunned global investors by devaluing the yuan.
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Withdrawal of support would have the effect of devaluing the currency as the SBP is the most influential player in the thinly-traded local foreign exchange market and controls what is widely considered a managed float system.
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"The worries from China are leading the fall (in crude on Thursday) and with the devaluing (Chinese) yuan traders sense a currency war into the bargain," Malcolm Graham-Wood of Hydrocarbon Capital said in a morning note.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela set a range on Wednesday for the first offer in its new DICOM foreign exchange mechanism, effectively devaluing the previous SIMADI exchange rate by at least 60 percent as the currency continues its slide.
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Nomura said that injecting any kind of formal language on the stability of the yuan into a trade deal would be an attempt to keep China from devaluing the currency and to curb "excessive interventions" in it.
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"The idea of leaving the euro and devaluing our currency to run up bigger deficits overlooks the fact that financing French debt would cost significantly more," Villeroy said, predicting that borrowing costs could exceed 30 billion euros.
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Also, with Chinese currency devaluing and speculation that the country's banking system is suspect or bankrupt, it's a great way for citizens to store their wealth; some see it as a safer depository institution than their bank.
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Surprising officials in the two South American countries, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would restore tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum imports, accusing them of devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. farmers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is seeking to prevent China from competitively devaluing its currency as part of ongoing trade talks between the countries, following past manipulations of the yuan, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Wednesday.
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The yen gained more than 1 percent against the dollar to around 112.08 after Trump accused Japan on Tuesday of devaluing its currency to gain a trade advantage, fuelling a risk-off mood that also kept stocks subdued.
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Last week the bank sold a total of $780 million in forward contracts to support the naira after effectively devaluing the naira for individuals, offering to sell them dollars at about half the premium the black market charges.
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I agree, you have to be concerned with devaluing what you value so high by even valuing it in the first place—if you don't focus on your art for monetary value then the essence is saved somehow.
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Then Trump provoked China again on Sunday, using Twitter to hammer the country for devaluing its currency, to claim China "heavily" and unfairly taxes U.S. exports, and to slam it for military buildup in the South China Sea.
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And many female patients internalize society's devaluing of their lives and health — to the point that when a woman suspects she is suffering a heart attack, her first instinct will likely not be to call 85033-1-1.
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While a small, surgical strike, the message that President Trump sent was one of decisive leadership; a stark contrast to the persistent indecision and devaluing of American legitimacy and strength that became the norm during the Obama Administration.
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Libya's internationally recognised government of national accord (GNA) in Tripoli imposed in September a 183% fee on hard currency transactions, effectively devaluing the Libyan dinar, in a bid to narrow the gap between official and black market rates.
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So it is no coincidence that the Hong Kong protest movement really came to life just as it became clear that Beijing was going to keep devaluing the yuan and eating costs in response to the Trump tariffs.
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I think the idea of living forever, which maybe Peter Thiel and others talk about, is a real way of devaluing family and the way we are historically from the beginning of mankind, peoplekind, how we come about.
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As part of the trade deal to be signed at the White House on Wednesday, China and the U.S. are expected to agree that they will avoid devaluing their currencies to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports.
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As part of the trade deal that Mr. Trump plans to sign at the White House on Wednesday, China and the United States have agreed to avoid devaluing their currencies to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports.
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She simply stepped out the door, Moses cradled in her arms, and waited while the sea of photographers snapped hundreds of photos, effectively devaluing the photos, and decreasing the demand for more, at least in the short term.
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WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's Twitter post on currencies in China and Russia was a warning to those countries against devaluing their currencies, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Tuesday in an interview with CNBC.
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In 2015, Rockwell and the plant's previous contractor, Dow Chemical Co., paid $375 million to 12,000 homeowners downwind from the plant after a federal jury found the companies were liable for devaluing their properties due to plutonium releases.
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Trump and a top economics adviser on Tuesday unleashed a barrage of criticism against China, Germany and Japan, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the harm of American companies and consumers.
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" Chollet, now a senior advisor for security and defense policy at the German Marshall Fund, said the lack of organization is "making the United States look erratic, uncertain, less reliable, and it's devaluing our political currency, our leadership currency.
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The cash-strapped children of those business owners are forced to sell off those assets and businesses all the time, jeopardizing jobs and devaluing the many years some of those children often put into the building of those businesses.
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The central bank abandoned the pound's peg of 93 to the dollar last Thursday, devaluing it by a third before unshackling the currency in an effort to attract inflows of capital and crush a booming black market in dollars.
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Although exact terms are still under discussion, the details the president announced include some of the concessions that China has previously floated, including purchases of agricultural products and limits on Beijing devaluing its currency to gain a competitive advantage.
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They're going to Mexico, they're going to many other countries, you look at what China is doing to our country, in terms of making our product, they're devaluing their currency and there's nobody in our government to fight them.
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Still, the majority of respondents to a CNBC survey — 25 out of 6.853 — said they don't believe Trump will officially say China is deliberately devaluing its currency for an export advantage when the Treasury reviews its monitoring list in April.
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But the next generation simply likes everything, Hussein Kesvani writes, devaluing the very nature of the heart icon: In some ways, I posited to my cousin, littering his feed with likes could actually be interpreted as a form of resistance.
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I appreciate that he and his collaborators are trying to counter Trump and his cavalier attitude toward sexual assault — as well as the general "objectification of females" and the devaluing of our contributions to society, per the organization's About Us page.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that information coming out of United States regarding the Chinese currency is "a bit chaotic", after U.S. President Donald Trump accused China in a Twitter post on Monday of devaluing its currency.
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Amer surprised markets in recent weeks by removing dollar deposit and withdrawal caps, devaluing the currency by 13 percent in a single day, declaring a more flexible exchange rate and injecting hundreds of millions of dollars despite critically low reserves.
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The People's Bank of China said the country was not devaluing its currency and would adhere to the market-determined exchange rate system, but some analysts view the sharp shift in the exchange rate as another blow in the trade war.
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Latin American airlines in general have experienced a turbulent few years, hit by a double whammy of high oil prices and devaluing currencies in local markets, which make it more expensive to cover dollar-denominated costs like fuel and aircraft rent.
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BEIRUT, March 29 (Reuters) - Lebanon's Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh is not considering devaluing the Lebanese pound, which is pegged to the dollar, he was quoted as saying in an interview with the English-language Daily Star published on Thursday.
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He has threatened to impose a tax on car imports from Mexico, criticized Japan's trade gap with the United States and most recently accused Japan, along with China and Germany, of devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. companies.
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And while countries like Iceland that retained their own money were able to quickly regain competitiveness by devaluing their currencies, eurozone nations were forced into a protracted depression, with extremely high unemployment, as they struggled to get their costs down.
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The president has long railed against other countries for allegedly devaluing their currencies in an attempt to bolster their bargaining power in global trade negotiations, while also complaining that the interest rates established by the U.S. central bank are too high.
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Allegations linking some to the dirty world of online voyeurism have rocked South Korea, and exposed how the longstanding problem of toxic masculinity -- the idea that the male role involves violence, dominance and devaluing women -- has penetrated every level of society.
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The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union may be destabilizing the markets, devaluing the pound and giving many people general apocalyptic feelings, but there's at least one thing that will probably remain unaffected by Brexit: Game of Thrones.
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So if we are going into a place where they are devaluing experience in terms of substance and legislative acumen…you may as well have someone who knows what they don't know and would get the best possible people there.
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This can be achieved in several ways, including a combination of higher benefits and earned incomes, reduced real debt burdens (by devaluing the currency, by deflation and/or by debt forgiveness) and greater provision of free or low-cost services by the state.
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Egypt's economy has begun to turn around since Sisi came to office in 2014, but reforms adopted under a 2016 IMF loan that included devaluing the Egyptian pound and a gradual lifting of state fuel subsidies have also deepened poverty in Egypt.
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"Oil prices can't shake off falling demand concerns, as China's latest escalation with devaluing the yuan and limiting U.S. agricultural purchases derail hopes for a trade deal to be reached this year," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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"Likening devaluing the Naira to having it 'killed', President Buhari said that proponents of devaluation will have to work much harder to convince him that ordinary Nigerians will gain anything from it," his office said in a statement titled "President Buhari rejects devaluation".
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It primarily focused on women who were able to orgasm during penis-in-vagina intercourse, reinforcing the idea that that one particular sex act is central to female sexual pleasure while simultaneously devaluing the nonorgasmic pleasures derived from penis-in-vagina sex.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and a top economics adviser on Tuesday unleashed a barrage of criticism against China, Germany and Japan, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the harm of American companies and consumers.
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GC: Donald Trump has been, even before being inaugurated, determining policy by tweeting, and he's tweeted a lot about the Chinese devaluing their currency, but he hasn't said much about Japan, and the fall in value of the Yen against the Dollar.
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CAIRO, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank is not moving toward devaluing the pound or floating its currency, a central bank official said in remarks published by the state news agency on Tuesday, as demand for dollars in the black market soared.
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JPMorgan estimated China could lose 700,000 jobs if the United States imposes 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports, and if China were to retaliate by devaluing its currency by 5 percent and adding to levies on U.S. goods.
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Back then, Bagehot was reflecting on the consensus that interest rates on instruments of solid credit quality of less than 2% would result in the pound sterling devaluing versus gold — the monetary reserve of the time — and losing money on a real basis.
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However, while I am frightened by the ideologies vocalized by this grassroots movement and see the insurrection within the Republican party as an inevitability given several decades of rhetorical fear and ignorance mongering, it is critical that we avoid devaluing the people themselves.
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After a heated exchange with the New Jersey governor during a debate a week ago that left Rubio repeating canned lines and devaluing his New Hampshire primary showing, the Florida senator said Sunday his staff has reached out to Christie to make amends.
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CAIRO, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Egyptian central bank sold $98.7 million at an average bid price of 14.645 pounds at a special auction on Thursday, after devaluing the pound to an initial rate of 13 earlier in the day and announcing a float.
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But by subscribing to dietary principles like gluten-free, non-GMO, and nightshade-shunning macrobiotic—which have absolutely no nutritional or health advantages (unless, in the case of gluten, he has celiac disease)—Brady is devaluing all of his advice by association.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's next policy move will be to raise, not cut, its bond yield targets even if the yen climbs in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's comments accusing Japan of deliberately devaluing its currency, a former senior BOJ official said.
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Some of the most fascinating moments during the reckoning in entertainment have been these excavations, like Molly Ringwald's reevaluation of her John Hughes past through the lens of #MeToo, and Linda Bloodworth Thomason blasting Leslie Moonves for devaluing her work and derailing her career.
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Shock therapy measures, based on recent economic history, can include ending price controls and government subsidies, instituting higher tax rates and lower government spending to reduce budget deficits, devaluing the currency to boost foreign investments and selling state-owned industries to the private sector.
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The president's criticism contradicted a report released just three days earlier by the Treasury Department that scolded China for its lack of progress in reducing the bilateral trade deficit with the United States, but did not find that it was improperly devaluing its currency.
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TRIVANDRUM, India (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Monday he was not in favour of devaluing exchange rates to boost economic growth, signalling India will not join other countries such as China or Japan in pushing down their currencies.
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POLITICS: China called on the United States to play its part in resolving trade frictions between the two countries, and said Beijing isn't devaluing its currency to boost exports as tensions simmered ahead of President Xi Jinping's first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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For two years, President Trump has upended expectations for how America acts in the world, picking fights with allies, shredding international agreements, devaluing human rights, cozying up to President Vladimir Putin of Russia and outsourcing much of our Middle East policy to Saudi Arabia.
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So if we are going into a place where they are devaluing experience in terms of substance and legislative acumen and stuff like that, you might as well have somebody who knows what they don't know and would get the best possible people there.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China called on the United States to play its part in resolving trade frictions between the two countries, and said Beijing isn't devaluing its currency to boost exports as tensions simmered ahead of President Xi Jinping's first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Every time we change money, we receive shocking evidence of how fast the lira is devaluing, though the governor of the central bank continues to insist that the Lebanese lira is still pegged to the dollar at the official rate of 1,507.5 per dollar.
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Treasury's twice-yearly report on foreign currency exchange, released Friday, rebuked China for not doing enough to balance its trade surplus with the U.S. But Treasury did not find that China was devaluing its currency, called the renminbi, to give it an advantage in trade.
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American companies are outsourcing to Mexico, and China is devaluing its currency while "building fortresses on the South China Sea," Trump said at the rally, proposing to slap a 35 percent tariff on imported products from American companies that have outsourced their jobs and tax China's exports.
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When Trump returned to Twitter over the weekend to accuse China of devaluing its currency and building a "massive military complex" in the South China Sea, it became clear that he was making a tough initial gambit in his unfolding relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and a top economics adviser on Tuesday unleashed a barrage of criticism against Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were engaged in devaluing their currencies to the harm of American companies and consumers.
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The Federal Reserve is in tightening mode even as some think it should be cutting rates; crude oil's decline is being alternately blamed on oversupply and mere market positioning; China is devaluing its yuan amid slowing growth; and more central banks are pursuing negative interest rate policies.
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"If we presume that every culture is equal and has an equal amount to contribute to our civilization, then we're devaluing the contributions of the people that laid the foundation for America and that's our Founding Fathers," King said Tuesday, according to the Des Moines Register.
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The fact that the top staff members at two rather different publications, Lucas and Nome, should have such similar views speaks not to some conspiracy or cabal in the publishing industry (although such would not surprise me), but to a larger culture of devaluing writers' work.
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"If we presume that every culture is equal and has an equal amount to contribute to our civilization, then we're devaluing the contributions of the people that laid the foundation for America and that's our Founding Fathers," King said Tuesday, according to the Des Moines Register.
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The government's central response is an economic package — called by its opponents "the Red Package" — comprising nothing more than devaluing the currency by almost 95 percent, redenominating new bills by dropping five zeros and pegging the new bolívar soberano to a nonexistent, nontraded cryptocurrency called the petro.
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Analysts and traders say Beijing might also be encouraging a firmer yuan as a concession to U.S. President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly accused China in the past of unfairly devaluing its currency, with some speculating that the trade deal could include a moratorium on currency manipulation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's main steel industry body said on Monday that it was "perplexed" by U.S. President Trump's decision to restore tariffs on Brazilian steel and aluminum, calling the move "retaliation" and saying that the Brazilian government was not artificially devaluing its real currency BRL=.
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"Chinese demand for German exports has been under pressure due to the US/China trade concerns and with the Renminbi devaluing further, making German goods more expensive in Renminbi terms, this does little to support German manufacturing," Brooks Macdonald, an U.K. investment management firm, said in an email Thursday.
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"There's only one thing you can really do — I mean you can devalue, but you can do something else which I think is probably much better than devaluing — you can charge surtax or you can charge a tax for products that they sell in the United States," Trump said.
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To say "yes" to Black Lives Matter is to court the (often aggressive) anger of those unsympathetic to the movement, while to say "no" or a "but" can put a person in the "All Lives Matter" camp, where they are seen as betraying their community and devaluing the cause.
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Here is a 43-year-old actress waxing fluidly about art and desire and the devaluing of women's labor under patriarchy, working herself into a frenzy, letting her hair fall into her face as she stands up for herself to a man she also wants to grab hold of.
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They are devaluing their currency and there's nobody in our government to fight them and we have a very good fight and we have a winning fight because they are using our country as a piggy bank to rebuild China and many other countries are doing the same thing.
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Since they could no longer restore their competitiveness by devaluing their currencies, the loser countries would have to double down on structural reforms, the authors concluded, pointing to Spain as a country that was on track to erase the growth deficit it had built up since the euro's introduction.
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"I think the young royals do have to be careful because although they are trying to become much more touchy-feely and accessible, they are in danger of devaluing the brand because the brand is based on the fairytale and the fact they aren't accessible," royal biographer Claudia Joseph told Reuters.
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During the portion on trade, Trump claimed that Ford Motor Company was rushing to get out of the country (it isn't), that China is devaluing its currency (it's propping it up), and that Mexico and China were thriving because of the jobs they had stolen from us (neither country is thriving).
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They're devaluing their currency, and there's nobody in our government to fight them..." Opening remarks after acknowledging the crowds at their first campaign speeches: Clinton: "You know, President Roosevelt's Four Freedoms are a testament to our nation's unmatched aspirations and a reminder of our unfinished work at home and abroad.
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Of course, the rising role of China's state-owned enterprises under President Xi Jinping can also be used as a counter against the tariffs, with Beijing able to adjust profit levels at will, keeping vast numbers of workers fully employed, while potentially devaluing the yuan by 10 percent as well.
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This proposed solution makes an obtuse attempt at suggesting the cost of obtaining a classroom education in aviation, combined with formal, in-flight training, should equal that of obtaining a classroom education at a community college; wholly ignoring the market and devaluing the public's perception of a career in aviation.
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At a time when brand name prescription drug prices are rising, and this Administration and Congress claim to be seeking ways to enhance patient access to lower-cost drugs, devaluing the one incentive generic manufactures have to successfully challenge invalid brand patents and get generics onto the market is illogical.
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GL: Coates's narrative, as I understand it, is that the subordination of the black body and the devaluing of African-American humanity is so deeply entrenched in the fiber of American culture and politics that the defining narrative about immigrants and the American dream is, for black people, a lie.
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" In a 2016 interview, porn scholar Mireille Miller Young described the premium as pay "to counter any possible devaluing [white women performers] may experience due to their involvement in the interracial porn market, [or] because they say that black men have penis sizes that require much more labor-intensive work on their part.
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That year, West German, French, British, American and Japanese officials signed a treaty known as the Plaza Accord, designed to coerce the United States into devaluing its currency, thereby limiting Japanese exports — cars and electronics — that had flooded U.S. markets and driven many Americans into an existential panic over their country's declining power.
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But the most lasting and alarming legacy of the first year may be on the international front where the dysfunction in the White House and the devaluing of diversity and basic rights at home are sending the message to the world that the indispensable United States is slipping backward on basic values.
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Something I'd blast while trying to pull off Joga Bonito skills in my bedroom, wanging a tiny World Cup ball I won from a Pringles competition against my wall and ceiling, damaging the paintwork and devaluing my mum's house with the finesse and grace of Eggy Davids having 43,24 volts pumped through his body.
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January 2014 Liz Claiborne, which sold much of its portfolio and changed its name in 2012 to Fifth & Pacific, rebranded itself as Kate Spade & Co. The company, long a target of counterfeiters, also developed a strong presence at outlet malls and department store discount shelves, raising concerns among analysts that it was devaluing its reputation.
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Racism and color hierarchy are us, as much as — sometimes more than — the ideals of democracy and fairness... The devaluing of black people that perpetuates bad policing descends from slavery, the national trauma that too often gets passed off as a terrible but isolated event in time — done, over with, only tangentially bearing on our national consciousness now.
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"A strong yen is a huge problem for Japan, especially since we're in this type of global environment and inflation is so low and with the Chinese aggressively devaluing the currency, it makes it more difficult for [Japan] to compete," Kathy Lien, director of foreign exchange strategy at B.K. Asset Management, said in another "Squawk Box" interview.
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What I'm saying is this, I'm saying that we do it but if they don't start treating us fairly and stop devaluing and let their currency rise so that our companies can compete and we don't lose all of these millions of jobs that we're losing, I would certainly start taxing goods that come in from China.
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So, my answer to that is don't tell me about starting a trade war, the Chinese have been perpetrating a trade war on us since 1995 when they reevaluated their currency and dropped it by 80 percent to gain a major currency advantage in devaluing their currency to promote their own domestic growth and own domestic manufacturing growth.
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Their decision to take the versatile rusher Saquon Barkley of Penn State at No. 249 affirmed General Manager Dave Gettleman's opinion, declared last week and reiterated Thursday night, that the perceived devaluing of a running back is a myth, and corroborated the team's stated comfort with Eli Manning quarterbacking the team this season and, it seems, beyond.
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"If you're a Chinese investor ... you're looking at two things: you want to buy something that has momentum, and you want to buy something that in the current environment in China, with a devaluing currency, a shaky stock market, a very shaky real estate market and a very weak credit market, is truly uncorrelated," Masters said.
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ET features Arno Michaelis, a former white supremacist who is now an anti-hate activist, to react to the president's remarks about mass shootings; Steve Yates, CEO of the D.C. International Advisory, to talk about China devaluing its currency; and Michael Brooks, host of "The Michael Brooks Show," to discuss the international rise of the right.
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In the end, a team that badly needed to be shaken up if it hoped to capitalize on Davis's prime got the best player available for a trade, and the Pelicans seemingly gave up nothing they will regret losing (especially if the team qualifies for the playoffs, thus devaluing the first-round pick sent to Sacramento).
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I see more and more people desperately looking for a foothold in the world of public intellectual life, and they're willing to do anything to gain itNome's rationale is eerily similar to that of Lucas devaluing the work of writers and pointing instead to the "hard working editors" who would, surely, have no work if there were no writers in the first place.
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Rep. Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa) said at a constituent town hall Tuesday night that treating all cultures as equal is "devaluing" the country's Founding Fathers.
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That's a pipeline problem that is reflected in our education system in this country which the fact that we haven't figured this out on K-12 education when we have the capacity to do it and we've made this nation the place as devaluing and at a time that other countries as blowing past us in their public education systems.
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It embodies the skepticism some of us, especially those in the journalism industry, have about Facebook's (and other tech companies' and leaders') journalism initiatives: that its identity as a tech company, its devaluing of editorial judgment, and the role it played in eroding trust in the news in the first place, makes it wildly unqualified to be in the business of disseminating — let alone making — the news.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday criticized China for devaluing its currency days after the Treasury Department said Beijing was not manipulating the value of its money.
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"On Monday the central bank didn't intervene (to support the rupee) and allowed the market to determine the rupee value," Samiullah Tariq, director of research at Arif Habib Securities, told Reuters Withdrawal of support would have the effect of devaluing the currency as the SBP is the most influential player in the thinly traded local foreign exchange market and controls what is widely considered a managed float system.
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And the insurance markets have taken that into account: If not for federal subsidies through the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act — a preemptive bailout program for insurance companies that kicks in when the damage from a terrorist attack exceeds $100 million — tenants in buildings that are likely terrorism targets would be paying much higher insurance premiums than they are, effectively devaluing a big chunk of the nation's most valuable commercial real estate.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 28503,22019 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE announced Monday that his administration would immediately reimpose tariffs on steel and aluminum from two South American countries, blaming the governments of Brazil and Argentina for devaluing their currencies and hurting the U.S. economy.
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In other words, the media has a longstanding habit of devaluing Tumblr as a niche website for rich hipsters, extremist progressives who are somehow creating fascism, and gross teen fangirls, all without taking into account the site's diversity of age and opinion, and the sheer range and quality of its typical contributions to what's happening on the internet, from "The Dress" to the greatest boy band conspiracy of our lifetime.
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