Rubio's decision to dial back his negative attacks on Trump.
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But Stern doesn't expect his old friend to dial back.
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World leaders urged both sides to dial back the apocalyptic language.
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That has forced the conglomerates to dial back some of their ambitions.
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Some will follow the US, and dial back (or abandon) their goals.
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The ECB has so far moved by increments to dial back support.
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They want these movies to succeed internationally, so they're going to dial back.
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And he made clear that the state had to dial back some regulations.
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But the Trump administration is trying to dial back on government science spending.
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Despite the oil meltdown, Trump is urging OPEC not to dial back output.
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Any attempts to dial back stimulus will likely face resistance from the government.
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Later he uncharacteristically warned Britain's lawmakers to dial back anti-European Union rhetoric.
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Is there a temptation to dial back on the activism during the season?
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There were already some hints Microsoft was planning to dial back its design changes.
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So we ended up learning to dial back on the food for Fuzzy Logic.
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Democrats and the media need to end this charade and dial back their rhetoric.
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So the Fed may have to dial back its hawkish policy somewhat going forward.
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Democratic members of Congress and pundits, dial back the outrage and be more constructive.
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My own approach to auto shows has actually been to dial back my expectations.
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He had already began to dial back the Trumpomania and start criticizing the U.S. president.
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The Swag Champ might need to dial back his Championship bender just a liiiiitle bit.
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But the United States can — and should — push for Beijing to dial back its support.
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Coach is just the latest handbag label to dial back its exposure to department stores.
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The Democratic Party and voices on the left need to dial back their hate speech.
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China's focus on reducing financial risks has forced some conglomerates to dial back their ambitions.
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Typically in that situation, OPEC countries would dial back their production, to keep prices high.
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It's a strange thing to dial back for a setting that's supposed to be completely untamed.
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Buyers from Japan, South Korea and India have already started to dial back purchases from Iran.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED ABC set to dial back political humor from pro-Trump &aposRoseanne&apos next season.
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"You can't dial back the emotions he's excited in people easily," she said in an interview.
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Iran must dial back its aggressiveness in the region, and release all U.S. and allied prisoners.
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The 2016 election, however, changed their outlook and caused them to dial back their political efforts.
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Of course, Wells Fargo had to dial back cross-selling because of its multitude of scandals.
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Perhaps he felt the need to dial back on the negativity of January's statements against negotiations.
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And at least one high school has taken steps to dial back the madness — or has it?
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He also said the BOJ could learn from the U.S. Federal Reserve's efforts to dial back stimulus.
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Almonte wrote back to Mulholland to argue it was not time to dial back the funds' leverage.
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The Federal Defenders of New York is calling for the Justice Department to dial back its actions.
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A win would be to get the United States and [South Korea] to dial back military exercises.
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Girls, even the nerdy ones, picked up these cues and seemed to dial back their enthusiasm accordingly.
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The administration should "sort of dial back that kind of rhetoric," he said at the House of Representatives.
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First, dial back on any treatments that can be drying to the skin, like retinoids or acne medications.
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That findings support the theory that the arrival of medical marijuana leads traffickers to dial back their efforts.
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He has learned from directors like Mr. Rees and Mike Nichols to dial back some of his excess.
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Once you have an idea of the worst offenders, figure out ways to dial back their data usage.
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Matthew Futterman: It's amazing how much the sport changes when players dial back the contact by 50 percent.
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But analysts say demand for electric vehicles may sour as some governments around the world dial back subsidies.
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" ABC set to dial back political humor from pro-Trump 'Roseanne' next season ," a recent Fox News headline declared.
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As a result, the company decided to dial back on the amount of merchandise it pushed into these stores.
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The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank have paused in their efforts to dial back crisis-mode policies.
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One adviser tells CNN that Warren will not dial back her support for Medicare for All -- as California Sen.
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LARRY, REALLY, IF YOU DIAL BACK TO A DECADE AGO, WAS TALKING ABOUT CLOUD BEFORE IT WAS CALLED CLOUD.
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Even if all this capacity returns, however, it won't turn the dial back on the U.S. aluminium smelter clock.
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If Rogue One fails, then Disney has indicated that it may dial back production on spinoffs and standalone movies.
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Anti-tax Republicans and union-backed Democrats can probably find agreement on the need to dial back the tax.
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It would dial back that spending significantly, like other plans: cutting it by $239 billion between 2020 and 2026.
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But the data could push markets to dial back expectations of a 21.8-basis-point rate cut next month.
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Asked whether he should dial back his rhetoric, the president has consistently turned the blame around on the press.
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But the data could push markets to dial back expectations of a 20.8-basis-point rate cut next month.
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Clinton and other bipartisan lawmakers called for officials to dial back their rhetoric in response to the attempted attacks.
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We've also heard Trump begin to dial back expectations in recent days and steer interest towards the Durham report.
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However, a strong employment report may do little to dial back expectations of an interest rate cut this year.
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That decision is a key piece of the brand's strategy to dial back on promotions and restore its brand equity.
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Major central banks, including the BOJ, have struggled to dial back their massive crisis-mode stimulus programmes as Sino-U.
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Dial back tracking on servicesFinally, there are the data-privacy options inside the services you use, which are worth reviewing.
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Warren expressed concern that regulators "might support" efforts to dial back post-crisis regulations in response to the market turbulence.
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Did you have to dial back the difficulty at all, to make sure that people would see that "complete experience"?
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Kuroda also shrugged off lingering market speculation that the BOJ would dial back its huge stimulus program earlier than expected.
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"If you dial back the social cost of carbon, basically any environmental regulation can be considered cost ineffective," Brown said.
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Despite that meltdown, Trump has repeatedly pressured OPEC and Saudi Arabia not to dial back production to balance the market.
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Clinton and lawmakers from both parties called for officials to dial back their rhetoric in response to the attempted attacks.
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It would also dial back the stance established during the Obama administration that broadband should be regulated like a utility.
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But inflation has been picking up, putting pressure on the central bank to dial back the de facto money printing.
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When federal courts dial back protection for reporters, the guidelines become an essential first line of defense against overzealous prosecutors.
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Boom times typically shrink the deficit, as tax collections swell and the federal government can dial back safety-net spending.
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Plummeting oil revenues appeared to be prompting Iranian leaders to dial back funding for military operations around the Middle East.
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The United States and China both face domestic pressures that could prompt them to try and dial back trade tensions.
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I'd have to change the dial back to my normal station while I was getting ready for work in the morning.
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Now Uber is acquiring electric, dockless bike companies and investing in shared scooters, as they dial back their self-driving activities.
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"My advice to our leadership is that we not dial back our exercises," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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I dial back the throttle, but I've brought too much speed into this corner and the time for correction has passed.
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" Given the opportunity to dial back those comments in The New York Times, she reinforced them, telling CNN: "He's a faker.
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"Dial back what you plan on building so that it's not 100 percent it's just like 75, 80 percent," he says.
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Just a few weeks ago, Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's embattled leader, said she was going to dial back on its editorial ambitions.
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Sensors deployed around the drilling site detected tremors, forcing the company to suspend fracking several times and to dial back operations.
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Countries might for a time dial back their ambitions for international integration and consider some policies that allow greater national sovereignty.
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The spokesperson said 23andMe will continue to focus on its consumer business and therapeutics, but will dial back on clinical studies.
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At the time, we were in revolt against the early-90s neutrals fad, but now want to dial back to that.
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That really matters, especially as car manufacturers dial back their Obama-era eco-friendly branding efforts and push to weaken environmental regulations.
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If we could dial back the immediate reaction to words on a wall, we might find that it happens much less often.
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A ValueAct win could further cloud the issue, while a government victory could prompt major investors to dial back pressure on companies.
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Helping matters, CEO Brian Moynihan indicated on the call that the bank could dial back expenses if the revenue environment warranted it.
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But now that Chevy's proven it can EV, it's time to dial back its overstated eco-interior, and make something more attractive.
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Mars is committed to offering more nutritious foods including vegetables, fruits and wholegrain, and will continue to dial back sugar and sodium.
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You can dial up more resources when you require it, and if you don't need them anymore, you can dial back down.
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"What happens is if you overdo it and you burn people out, they dial back and they quit altogether," Nir Eyal said.
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Of the three he listed, two are proposed regulations that would dial-back back Obama-era rules that aimed to reduce pollution.
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Although both companies have said they plan to dial back spending, the new war chests accumulated by each may make that hard.
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One fear is that a big win for the Democrats could lead to proposals to dial back President Donald Trump's tax cuts.
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Like other central banks, the Bank of England has sought to dial back monetary stimulus put in place after the financial crisis.
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Both sides of the hyperbole coin — Trump as well as the news channels — are trying to dial back as the crisis deepens.
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After initially saying he would dial back while in cardiac rehabilitation, the senator now says he will maintain an active campaign schedule.
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Spicer reacted to the skit later, calling it "cute" and "funny," while also saying McCarthy "could dial back" her impression of him.
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Beijing is unlikely to dial back its development strategy of using state resources to force the economy up the value-added chain.
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Maybe, he implies, we'd all be better off if we could dial back the partisan outrage and learn to take a joke.
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But the country in September decided to dial back income tax incentives for the private use of company cars beginning in 2020.
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It's generally fine to exercise with DOMS, though you may need to dial back the intensity or focus on areas not affected.
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The global situation has already caused the Fed rate setters to dial back their estimates on the number of rate rises this year.
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Of the three he later listed, two are proposed regulations that would dial-back back Obama-era rules that aimed to reduce pollution.
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Spicer has told her to "dial back" the impression of him, and Trump reportedly disliked seeing a woman impersonate his top communications aide.
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This right-of-center coalition has been polling strongly on a program that would loosen the budgetary reins and dial back on reforms.
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Even as small and mid-sized firms dial back, the majors continue to pour billions of dollars into years-long shale drilling plans.
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Both sides need to dial back the fighting words, resist the temptation to finger-point and find a creative way through this minefield.
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The ECB signaled it was on track to dial back its bond purchases later this year, while the BOE highlighted concerns from Brexit.
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And his advisers have no plans to urge him to dial back his attacks on the media, a senior White House official said.
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It's possible that the saber-rattling from the White House will work, and that Iran will dial back its support for international terrorism.
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Investors have looked for signs the U.S. and China want to dial back a tariff crossfire that threatens to wallop the global economy.
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Yet Sunday's remarks come at a time when even a few conservative commentators have urged him to dial back his anti-press rhetoric.
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I'm cautiously optimistic this administration will dial back some of its rhetoric and focus on creating a situation where companies and workers can thrive.
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"I often go over budget in certain categories, but then I'll try to dial back elsewhere in the next month," Budgeter 2 says. 5.
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If the president wants to ensure a stable and secure Europe and Asia, he'll need to dial back the off-the-cuff nuclear remarks.
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But Sanders does not see such polls as an argument that he should get out of the race or dial back attacks on Clinton.
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Both Kilduff and Yergin cautioned against reading too much into the plan to initially dial back production by 200,000 to 700,000 barrels a day.
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And even if the PBOC, China's central bank, were to dial back its Treasuries holdings, there appear to be few options to replace them.
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This offers some relief to investors jittery about signs that some major central banks may dial back their crisis-mode policies earlier than expected.
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In particular, the Trump administration has tried to get China, North Korea's only major ally, to push for Pyongyang to dial back its provocation.
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Hooper predicted the yield curve will widen soon because the Federal Reserve is likely to dial back its interest rate hikes for next year.
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But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
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The cycle of "too much virality -> too much spam -> dial back virality -> pivot the platform" has played out nearly a half dozen times since.
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Nissan is trying to dial back its discounts just as the overall market enters a downturn, and as the Ghosn arrest tarnishes its image.
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That's how many likes you may soon see on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, as they try to dial back toxic dialogue on their platforms.
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Friday's data offset inflation data this week which fell of expectations, causing traders to dial back their bets that inflation is accelerating, analysts said.
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So, while Esmail may have struggled a bit with a sophomore slump (and the ratings agree), the answer may not necessarily be to dial back.
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The cases were also about curbing women's rights to their bodily autonomy; conservatives will stop at nothing to overturn Roe and dial back women's rights.
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Daria Kaleniuk, the cofounder and executive director of the Anti-Corruption Action Centre in Ukraine, said authorities face political pressure to dial back their inquiries.
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So it was interesting to see the show dial back to the moment after Daryl's escape in episode 8 from Dwight's perspective, rather than Negan's.
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But he shrugged off calls from critics of his radical stimulus program to abandon the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target or dial back monetary support.
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But dial back the hype a bit: it'll be several years before anyone can actually buy a MicroLED TV for any reasonable amount of money.
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Yet NOAA may soon be forced to dial back or pause some of this work if the Trump administration succeeds in slashing the agency's budget.
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Apple called it "dangerously ambiguous," while Cisco and Mozilla joined a chorus of other tech firms calling for the government to dial back the provisions.
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The ECB still plans to dial back stimulus at the end of the year, but inflation may rise more slowly than earlier expected, Draghi said.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin on Monday became the latest official to dial back expectations for a time table that included a tax plan by August.
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If business owners dial back their hiring plans, the labor market, the consumer economy and US growth as a whole will experience even greater headwinds.
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With consumers tightening their purse strings, inflation growth has slowed significantly, leading economists to dial back their expectations for an interest rate hike to December.
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It has sought to dial back monetary stimulus measures that were put in place after the financial crisis, but those efforts were complicated by Brexit.
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A downturn in coffee prices beginning in the late 1990s led the Colombian coffee growers' federation to dial back its advertising, putting Valdez at risk.
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Dial back on your consumption of COVID-19 news to cut down on stress, and focus on living a healthy lifestyle and getting good sleep.
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And federal officials tried to dial back President Trump's apparent vow to clear some of the island's $26 billion debt, made during his trip yesterday.
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However, the ad faced minor backlash, and Heinz was forced to dial back promotion of the stunt following the death of NBA star Kobe Bryant.
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Sharply higher imports of U.S. crude could see importers dial back orders of similar or pricier grades from places such as Brazil and West Africa.
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That was in line with comments by other politicians over the past month, but seemed to some investors to dial back Trump's own recent promises.
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It's kind of hard to dial back from that to "Well, I guess they actually had some problems" as abruptly as this season has done.
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But getting people to dial back, getting people to think about housing, getting people to think about why these communities were constructed the way they were in the first place, getting people to— we don't take the time to dial back and say, "Okay, what is the broader thing that we're dealing with here?" and I think part of that is we're just scared of the work.
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Apple's big reveal yesterday that China's economic slowdown will dampen revenues shows one reason why oil prices face headwinds despite OPEC's move to dial back production.
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As a result, the Grains Council may dial back plans made during China's investigation to find more buyers in other countries for U.S. sorghum, Sleight said.
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"It hasn't taken all the heat off of us, but it's definitely helped dial back the 'fake news' rhetoric from our critics," said one CNN reporter.
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Complicating the task is the fact that some in the BOJ's nine-member board see room to dial back stimulus in the future, the summary showed.
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Analysts had warned that markets could dial back predictions of an interest rate increase by the European Central Bank next year if the data was weak.
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Conservatives are worried about both the longer Medicaid expansion phaseout and a move to dial back the waivers that would allow states to repeal ObamaCare regulations.
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White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci has said Trump might veto the sanctions, which limit his ability to dial back sanctions on Moscow in the future.
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A protracted slump could spread weakness across the currency bloc and may force the European Central Bank to give up on plans to dial back stimulus.
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The Fed previously indicated it planned to hike four times this year, but market volatility has more traders betting it will dial back its hiking plans.
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"Dial back the rhetoric against these people, stop calling them the names, don't refer to them as 'deplorable,' " Scaramucci told "Profile by Buzzfeed News" on Sunday.
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Most of your coworkers and bosses may be out of the office, but that doesn't mean you should dial back on your workload in their absence.
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The JGB market had been hit by rising expectations that some of the world's central banks including the European Central Bank may dial back their stimulus.
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I think the Yellen & Co. may need to re-think current strategy and dial back on the promise of rising rates and a shrinking balance sheet.
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In 2013, refiners' complaints of rising costs caused the Obama Administration to dial back biofuels targets, sparking criticism from advocates of ethanol and other renewable fuels.
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Justice Department officials and lawyers for the committee met once again on Tuesday to try to hash out a compromise to dial back the escalating tensions.
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But by Sunday afternoon, following Trump's refusal to give Macron his backing over Iran, the French President was forced to dial back on his earlier remarks.
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If I can dial back to whatever my breath is doing, then I can be more and more present or less and less — whatever I need!
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The study authors admit that these economic and public health benefits may do more to convince policymakers to dial back lawn maintenance than the ecological improvements.
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"This could marginally dial back markets' optimism of a U.S.-China trade deal soon," said Christopher Wong, a senior foreign exchange strategist at Maybank in Singapore.
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While most states have made school choice more broadly accessible by creating more tuition-free educational options, some foes of choice want to dial back opportunity.
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Reflecting receding expectations of imminent easing, a Reuters poll showed an increasing number of analysts predicting the BOJ's next move will be to dial back stimulus.
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As sales at department stores lag, brands including Michael Kors have announced plans to dial back on the amount of merchandise that they allocate to those locations.
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A deeper inversion could prompt those buy-and-hold investors to dial back their exposure to bonds from stocks, deepening the equity sell-off, the strategist said.
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As many conservative lawmakers — most of them male — continue with their exhaustive push to dial back abortion access and affordable healthcare, the stakes for everyone inch higher.
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Iranian leaders believe Trump doesn't want war, and they hope pressure on the nuclear front will convince him to dial back sanctions and abandon his maximalist demands.
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But you can dial back the lumens to a setting that's still bright, just not completely blinding, to max out battery life to up to 100 minutes.
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He argued that investors and TV pundits need to "dial back the rhetoric" and to look at the "reality of the companies that are reporting" solid earnings.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Automakers hailed President Donald Trump's call on Wednesday for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to review and possibly dial back car fuel efficiency standards.
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While some investors had hoped Kudlow might use the occasion to dial back some of Trump's rhetoric and calm Wall Street's nerves, he backed his boss fully.
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The past week has seen selling across major government bond markets as investors dial back their worst fears on the economic outlook and the biggest political risks.
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Recent research shows that men increasingly are more inclined to make sacrifices at work for the sake of work-life balance or dial back their careers altogether.
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On the other hand, if you have certain health conditions or complications with your pregnancy, your doctor might tell you to really dial back your physical activity.
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The idea, dubbed "helicopter money," runs counter to the mainstream approach among BOJ bureaucrats, who prefer to dial back - not ramp up - an already massive stimulus program.
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Plus, the big names dial back their personalities significantly, contributing to the film's gritty, ensemble feel and its air of unpredictability about who will live and die.
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So I think this growth outcome has been disappointing from our perspective and I've had to dial back some of my projections about policy because of that.
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"Clearly, this is a case where the Trump administration is looking to dial back these standards," said Barry Rabe, public policy professor at the University of Michigan.
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He has since sought to dial back such explosive rhetoric, raising the prospect that an attack on Syria may not be as imminent as it first appeared.
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That said, one of the first things people do when they accumulate some wealth is begin to dial back on the hours and have more family time.
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Jimmy Kimmel told Deadline over the weekend he would dial back the Trump jokes at the Lincoln Center on Tuesday night when he roasts the television industry.
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However, Trump has also attempted to dial back expectations, and has cautioned that normalizing relations between the two countries will take several meetings to achieve, if possible.
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The NYTimes' White House scoop machine Maggie Haberman is the latest prominent journalist to dial back her use of Twitter, tweeting Sunday that she's "taking a break."
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"If addiction and suicide rates fail to improve, will the government be prepared to dial back this spending?" said Louis Houlbrooke of the New Zealand Taxpayers' Union.
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Afghanistan The US is poised to dial back its military presence in Afghanistan as part of a negotiation with the Taliban to reduce violence in the country.
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Sectors like luxury goods and automobiles, which count China as one of their biggest global market, could be hit particularly badly as Chinese consumers dial back purchases.
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That has raised concern the area's five-year expansion may be coming to an end just as the European Central Bank prepares to dial back stimulus measures.
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Some places, especially nuclear power plants, are having to dial back or shutdown completely in order to avoid meltdowns because the demand for electricity is so high.
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We try, but it's hard, with English at our disposal, to summon the will power to dial back to a frequency devoid of complexity, color, and jokes.
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If you can swap out the scenery and dial back the technology and be back in Vietnam or Iwo Jima, then you haven't ever arrived in Iraq.
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It was a shot across the bow of an industry that has been taking pains recently to dial back expectations about the eventual rollout of self-driving cars.
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A four-day rally in crude markets should help stocks, Cashin said, but he added that top oil exporter Saudi Arabia is unlikely to dial back production much.
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The "Mad Money " host said Wednesday that everybody needs to "dial back the rhetoric" and to look at the "reality of the companies that are reporting" solid earnings.
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Joe vows to dial back Joey Amazing – but then three seconds later he's making fire, winning the challenges and feeding the tribe with just seven coconuts and fishes.
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The Fed previously indicated it planned to hike four times this year, but market volatility has more traders betting the central bank will dial back its hiking plans.
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"My advice to our leadership is that we not dial back our exercises," said Joseph Dunford, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff on Thursday in Beijing.
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To be fair, after the brutal first spoof, Spicer did note that he found the sketch "funny" but also said that McCarthy "could dial back" the impression. Lol.
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Demand for international stocks and bonds has been even stronger as investors tried to dial back exposure to U.S. stocks without the expensive costs attached to hedging strategies.
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Sales repeatedly failed to meet expectations, forcing Pacira to dial back its ambitions for the year, and the company's share price fell by 57 percent along the way.
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On Wednesday, he threatened to hold up a $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill after four Republican senators pushed to dial back the expanded unemployment benefits included in it.
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The two sides were set to meet in order to dial back tensions, but the Journal reported that China rescinded a proposal to send two delegations to Washington.
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It says breastfeeding is great, and we should help people do that if they want to, but we may want to dial back some of the more grandiose claims.
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And yet, some board members voiced concern over recent weakness in inflation and consumption in a sign the BOJ could not afford to dial back stimulus any time soon.
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But by 2013 that rally had fizzled out with the worst of the economic downturn over and the Federal Reserve indicating that it would soon dial back on stimulus.
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Trump views the stock market as a report card on his administration, so some strategists expect that he would dial back some rhetoric if it was in free fall.
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A zealous Catholic who believes in the inevitability of civilisational conflict, he considers China's growth to be an additional, overarching threat to America, which it must therefore dial back.
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But, if I treat the ZenBook as the productivity machine it was intended to be and dial back some of the power management, I can reach 11 hours, easily.
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But while investors appeared to favor safe-haven assets, some bargain seekers helped Wall Street's three major indexes pare losses and some U.S. officials sought to dial back tensions.
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That followed stronger-than-expected economic data in Europe and the United States last week, prompting investors to dial back some of their more pessimistic views on global growth.
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Investors hoping for big returns from financial markets this year are going to have to dial back their expectations, according to the chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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While calling the show itself "funny," Spicer told "Extra" on Sunday that McCarthy "could dial back" a bit from her exaggerated impersonation of him as White House press secretary.
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As always, each pregnancy is different, and some women (who presumably have low-risk pregnancies and aren't experience many limitations on their movement) have no reason to dial back.
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Spicer said in an interview with the news magazine show Extra in February that the impression was "funny," although he also suggested she "could dial back" the performance somewhat.
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Those who imagine they can simply dial back the good old days after Trump the Destroyer has finished the job of making America hated again, may be sorely mistaken.
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It needs to get back to the ethos that guided its careful introduction of advertising back in 2012, and dial back the hard push for adoption of new features.
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In the rooms, the designers nicely dial back on baseball and focus on midcentury décor, including a marble pedestal table and two leather chairs, and period portraits in oil.
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It is also coming in the form of a sharp rise in corporate borrowing costs as investors dial back on their risk tolerance for fear of rising default rates.
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As impeachment deliberations roil Washington, Congress will be tempted to look inward and dial back on efforts to address the challenge China poses to American security, prosperity, and values.
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The Trump administration has pushed for a deal with Beijing as the world's two largest economies try to dial back a trade war that has worried businesses and investors.
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Larsson said the $3.3 billion market for overseas calls — used mainly by immigrants and business travelers — is dominated by calling cards and international call centers to dial back home.
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But the IPO was met with resistance from Wall Street, forcing Endeavor to dial back its proposed trading range to $26 to $27, down from $30 to $32 previously.
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Bonus reality check: Ocasio-Cortez has been a member of Congress for less than a week so maybe we can dial back talking about her tax plans for a bit.
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There might be some kind of economic downturn or public backlash that causes countries to dial back their policies (and EVs are, for the time being, dependent on supportive policy).
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Euro zone inflation accelerated last month, providing further rationale for the European Central Bank's decision to dial back stimulus even as growth is slowing more sharply than most had forecast.
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The most recent collective yearning to dial back our complex relationship with technology was around the new Palm phone, a tiny 3.3-inch phone that piggybacks off your Verizon number.
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If you were to dial back those expected returns to 5 percent, however, this same individual would need to contribute 22 percent of salary in order to reach $1.68 million.
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If a user tips more than Earnin thinks is reasonable for the given withdrawal, it will notify the user and give them the option to dial back the tip amount.
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You get the sense throughout that Rick wishes he could tell everyone in his life to dial back their emotions by 15 percent as he does to his robot grandchildren.
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Fitch will assess ESS's willingness to dial-back development risk in the face of strong multifamily operating fundamentals as evidence of the company's commitment to maintaining a conservative balance sheet.
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Two weeks ago, Wells Fargo was able to slightly dial back spreads from their multi-year wides with a smaller US$712m transaction that included smaller lenders in its pool.
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Above: The App Store at launch, via The NYT A decade after the App Store launched, Apple finally started to dial back on the free-for-all on user attention.
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This led to several frustrating moments spent helplessly watching my art unmaking itself far beyond what I intended, knowing I would have to immediately turn the dial back forward again.
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In the worst case scenario, Kuroda may be forced to expand, not dial back, stimulus to fend off external shocks like a strong yen - with little means to do so.
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How might he dial back the aggressive crime-fighting practices that sowed discord in minority communities when, in many cases, he created those policies and promoted them across the country?
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With inflation far from his 2 percent target, however, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stressed that he sees "no reason" to dial back the bank's massive stimulus program anytime soon.
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If that happens, they could dial back President Trump's signature tax cuts, or, at the very least, not extend the cuts for individuals that are set to expire in 53.
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Or senators could decide moving things too quickly is a mistake and dial back the aggressive timeline and avoid the possibility of holding an impeachment trial late into the night.
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When Trump tweeted the day after their joint raid on chemical weapons sites that he was still aiming at an early retreat, Macron appeared to dial back on his statement.
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Art student Alex Ruth Bertulis-Fernandes' piece in response to her teacher telling her to "dial back the feminism" has gone viral, with over 22018,000 retweets at time of writing.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney on Wednesday appeared to dial back President Donald Trump's suggestion that the U.S. would help wipe out Puerto Rico's massive debt load.
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In the United States, however, carmakers must obtain permission from regulators to dial back pollution controls under certain conditions, such as cold weather, when the systems are prone to clogging.
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The company can dial back how much XRP it puts on the market, so there's no reason to expect that it's reeling in hundreds of millions of dollars a quarter.
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The two camps were scheduled to meet in order to dial back tensions, but the Journal reported on Friday that China rescinded a proposal to send two delegations to Washington.
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But when they dial back the unnatural veneer of celebrity, it certainly feels like we're all on the same playing field, trying to find hope and connection where we can.
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But when they dial back the unnatural veneer of celebrity, it certainly feels like we're all on the same playing field, trying to find hope and connection where we can.
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Why it matters: If Trump backs away from proposed enforcement policy, it would be the second time in recent weeks that political concerns prompted him to dial back government regulations.
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While few analysts expect the BOJ to immediately dial back stimulus, politicians have sent signals that they are becoming more amenable to the idea of a future exit from easy policy.
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Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank acknowledged the slowdown in economic activity on Monday but said that the ECB remains on course to dial back its bond buying stimulus.
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This isn't a problem on your phone screen, but zoomed in, it's clear the cameras could dial back on the processing — an issue that could be fixed with a software update.
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Trump's return to harsh, uncompromising language came a day after he appeared to dial back the bellicose rhetoric that had fueled fears across east Asia of the risk of military conflict.
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Washington (CNN)CNN's Wolf Blitzer pleaded Tuesday with Donald Trump's campaign manager for her to ask the GOP nominee to dial back his harassment against the media, saying it endangers reporters.
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Since L Brands said its Victoria's Secret brand would stop selling swimwear and dial back on promotions, the company's shares have plunged as steeply as one of its asset-baring bras.
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This is likely to be the year that decides whether the streaming service is seeing enough gains to justify investing that heavily in content creation, or whether it should dial back.
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The President gave Mooch his blessing to nuke Reince, but he will likely be pleased to see his new comms director dial back his aggression (and colorful language) a few notches.
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As a result, Gibbs said investors should dial back expectations that Trump will do anything meaningful on trade, or on infrastructure which is where such an order could make a difference.
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Trump has since sought to dial back his explosive rhetoric, raising the prospect that an attack on Syria may not be as imminent as it first appeared earlier in the week.
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Republicans balked at renewing elements of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2015 and the House of Representatives introduced legislation that critics say would dial back access to the program.
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That followed stronger-than-expected economic data in Europe and the United States last week, prompting investors to dial back some of their more pessimistic views on the global growth outlook.
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Though no one program will solve all of our violence problems, it's time to dial back the criminalization approach and give communities the resources they need to create lasting public safety.
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While a reassessment of the role our gadgets play in our lives is healthy, many people are buying into a self-defeating fallacy that ironically makes it harder to dial back.
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Besides, the new watches often dial back the inherent showiness of two-tones by employing utilitarian metals like titanium (Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42 mm) or bronze (Montblanc's retro-tinged 1858 Automatic).
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North American oil producers that have been increasing spending to take advantage of this year's higher prices will dial back as November's reversal fuels worries about a 2019 surplus, energy executives say.
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But the wheels only turn in unison when small pins on each one align in a specific pattern, dictated by the lock's combination and how you turn the dial back and forth.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Rory McIlroy may need to dial back his aggression and play more "Nicklaus-like" to taste victory at Augusta National, according to former British Open runner-up Thomas Levet.
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If so, the board will lose a counter-balance to proponents of aggressive easing and leave the fate of any plan to dial back stimulus in the hands of three swing voters.
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You have to dial back to John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1969 Bed-Ins for Peace in Amsterdam and Montreal for the gush of relentlessly positive energy that greets you at Disjecta.
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While few analysts expect the central bank to immediately dial back stimulus, politicians have sent signals that they are becoming more amenable to the idea of a future exit from easy policy.
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IQbuds aren't just truly wireless earbuds for music, they can also be used to augment the sound happening around you to dial-back ambient noise and elevate the sound of someone talking.
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He also said currency markets remained vulnerable to abrupt shocks that could disrupt emerging market capital flows, as central banks of advanced economies start to dial back their crisis-mode stimulus programs.
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But it's also the one place where the game can get a bit boring and tedious; often you're simply sitting there turning a dial back and forth waiting for something to happen.
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IG Metall's deal will reinforce market expectations for the ECB to dial back stimulus further this year as growth in the bloc is now self generating and wages are moving slowly upwards.
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The euro dropped to 129.86 yen, its weakest level since early September after benign inflation data in the euro zone dented expectations that the European Central Bank will dial back its stimulus.
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Reports are also circulating that Trump's Saudi allies -- King Salman and his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman -- have told Abbas he needs to dial back his expectations on a peace deal.
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Since then, DeVos's tenure has been highlighted by numerous efforts to dial back Obama-era policies on student loan regulations, penalties aimed at for-profit colleges, campus sexual assault rules and more.
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Yes, but: North Korea's pivot was predicted by dozens of experts who said to watch for Kim to dial back vague promises of denuclearization after his summit in Singapore with President Trump.
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But the bluster is worse than ineffective when it is empty; it is destructive to the U.S. The White House needs to dial back the rhetoric and double-down the fact-checking.
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Any such move would allow the ECB to dial back its stimulus measures earlier, pleasing critics in Germany and other northern European countries, who fear the ultra-easy policy is creating bubbles.
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But UBS missed its profit and cost targets for 2019 amid ultralow interest rates in Europe and increased competition from U.S. rivals, forcing Mr. Ermotti to dial back some of its goals.
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If the American people were to search for meaning apart from both government and our habits of consumption, we might dial back our energy use — and solve all our problems at once.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, however, played down any suggestion of a fresh rift in the board that could further delay any plan by the central bank to dial back its massive stimulus.
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"Should U.S. equities experience a meaningful drawdown, we expect the Trump administration to dial back pressure on trade to avoid undermining its ultimate priority, the strength of the U.S. economy," she said.
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Ross K. Baker, a distinguished professor of political science at Rutgers who has studied the federal law, said it was "entirely possible" Mr. Sessions could choose to dial back on the investigations.
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The early years of the program occurred during California's prolonged drought, but abundant rainfall in 2017 meant that BirdReturns could dial back the amount of pop-up wetland it procured this year.
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The uptick from 2.1 percent in the month prior provides further rationale to the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to dial back stimulus even as growth in the bloc runs out of steam.
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Now he's the president and CEO of the Federation of American Hospitals, and he's trying to get Congress to dial back some of the worst effects he sees from the Obamacare repeal bill.
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Euro zone bond yields fell broadly on the day, with German 10-year yields at 10-day lows after markets appeared to slightly dial back expectations of a U.S. rate rise next month .
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BOJ Executive Director Eiji Maeda told a separate parliament committee the central bank had no current plan to dial back its massive stimulus programme as inflation remains distant from its 2 percent target.
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Jeff Gundlach, widely considered to be one of the world's most influential bond investors, Tuesday said the Fed risks humiliation if it doesn't dial back on its plans to aggressively tighten monetary policy.
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Some ECB policymakers wanted him to adopt an even more cautious tone on the euro zone's economic prospects but all stood behind the decision to dial back the stimulus, two sources told Reuters.
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The strains faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are expected to grow more visible as Beijing deflates a real estate bubble and eases infrastructure spending to dial back its fiscal stimulus.
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While it's highly unlikely Apple would dial back any of its privacy features and pledges, it might scale down the messaging — including its recent spats with Facebook — if it appears consumers aren't responding.
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To avoid the temptation of trying to live up to your friends' standards, dial back your use of social media, advises Derek Sall, who paid off $116,000 worth of debt before age 30.
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Most notably, Rachleff has had to dial back his work at Stanford to one course during one quarter of the year — a class that we can only guess is heavily oversubscribed by students.
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If the threat turns out to be less serious than it now appears to be — if increased testing tells us that the virus is not as widespread as feared — we can dial back.
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In areas with high levels of student stress and related suicide clusters, school officials who are seeking to dial back the focus on grades and scores might consider establishing restrictions on portal use.
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At the same time, other mainstays of the country's electricity supply, especially some coal and nuclear power plants, are unable to dial back quickly enough, leading to negative prices on electricity trading markets.
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Daimler and other European automakers have faced intense criticism from environmental groups and some governments for exploiting loopholes in regulations that allow car companies to dial back emissions controls to protect the engine.
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Germany and Northern Europe are ready to dial back monetary stimulus as their growth rates pick up, just as southern nations take on the added burden of uncompetitive exports on top of high unemployment.
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Growers will dial back their corn seedings this spring despite signs of firm demand as record stocks have cast a bearish tone over the futures and cash markets this year, threatening profitability for farmers.
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Gary Locke, who served as U.S. ambassador to China from 2011 to 2014, said it was in Washington's own interest to dial back tensions and work toward some kind of modest deal with Beijing.
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Mulvaney, appointed by President Donald Trump, has vowed to dial back what he says is overreach by the independent agency, which was created following the 2007-2009 financial crisis to stamp out predatory lending.
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Analysts doubt whether the BOJ could dial back its massive stimulus program even if inflation hits its target as many lawmakers, including Abe himself, have voiced hope the bank keeps borrowing costs ultra-low.
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Last year, however, Webb told readers of his newsletter he would dial back his commentary and public activism in frustration that his efforts had yielded little change in the financial hub over the years.
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But Kuroda said he saw no need now to modify the BOJ's policy framework, dismissing the view that the central bank should dial back stimulus on concerns over its rising cost and diminishing returns.
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Sources recently told PEOPLE that Bieber's decision to dial back his work commitments has to do with his desire to spend more time with Baldwin, whom he wed in a secret ceremony in September.
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Wakatabe could, however, oppose attempts to dial back stimulus even if the economy keeps strengthening, complicating the BOJ's efforts to prepare markets for an eventual exit from its ultra-loose monetary policy, they say.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said on Friday a revised treaty could prompt FCA to "redirect" some Mexican production but would not cause it to further dial back its presence in Mexico.
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And while the country's prime minister recently said he plans to dial back this approach, "the seeds have been exported and planted around the world and now they are growing vigorously," Dr. Helliwell said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - North American oil producers that have been increasing spending to take advantage of this year's higher prices will dial back as November's reversal fuels worries about a 2019 surplus, energy executives say.
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Lane's comments were in line with those of his boss, ECB President Mario Draghi, who said this week that the slowdown was mostly normal and not enough to derail plans to dial back stimulus.
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The comments underscore growing concerns that the harsh restrictions being imposed to contain the coronavirus will have more than a temporary economic impact as laid-off workers and unpaid vendors dial back their spending.
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Fed officials have all but begged for fiscal authorities to take a stronger hand, in part because they are eager to dial back their own efforts, and push rates up toward more normal levels.
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While both sides are preparing to meet in order to dial back on trade tensions, Trump's latest actions may imperil those discussions, and may bring fresh retaliation from Beijing, The WSJ reported on Sunday.
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What's more, the company claims that using AI and machine learning, it can dial back a problematic build to one that worked in an automated fashion, freeing developers and operations to keep working without worry.
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The pick-up in inflation has sparked fresh calls from German economists this week for the ECB to dial back its unprecedented monetary stimulus, which includes a 2.3 trillion euros ($2.43 trillion) bond-buying program.
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And with an eye to the potential to save lives and avoid billions of dollars in damage, some engineers and entrepreneurs, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, are studying ways to dial back the destruction.
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That is not reassuring talk for a justice who has laboured to dial back discrimination against gays and lesbians for decades while colleagues to his right accused him of fashioning rights out of thin air.
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If Trump threatens to take something off the table that China truly cannot afford to lose, that could pressure Beijing to dial back its global tech ambitions and open its domestic market to US firms.
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In the interim, the majors will continue to slash costs and may yet dial back oil production by as much as 5 to 10 percent for the year, but dividend payments are safe, he added.
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Additionally, if you don't like the range of materials selected for a 10-year-old, you can use Amazon's smart filters to dial back the age range—from 9-12 to 7-10, for example.
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Analysts have warned that the Madden decision could force marketplace lenders to dial back the high-interest rates on certain loans that they had already sold to investors, creating a logistical headache and reputational issue.
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I think it's safe to always dial back what he's saying, that's why we think [Tesla's] going to meet the production number by the end of the September quarter," Munster said on CNBC's "Fast Money.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers stressed at their meeting in October the need to reaffirm plans to dial back monetary stimulus even as some saw growing risks to the economy, minutes showed on Thursday.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said on Friday a revised treaty could prompt FCA to "redirect" some Mexican production but would not cause it to further dial back its presence in Mexico.
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While the party celebrated its showing in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, a vote to dial back bank regulations exposed cracks in the blue wall on Capitol Hill — and the limits, for now, of progressive activist power.
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But the reminder did prompt me to dial back my critical reflex for a moment—to realize that my rebellion against my meditation app wasn't a simple, open-and-shut example of the superiority of unplugging.
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While the Republican majority has been able to dial back some of the explosive growth in spending, we must do a better job ensuring that oversight takes place, and that's exactly what the USA Act does.
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But the government also saw the BOJ's move as a sign it will maintain its massive stimulus, another government representative said, suggesting Abe remains opposed to any attempts to dial back the bank's massive monetary stimulus.
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But trading was thin as most investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of a U.S. jobs report that will probably do little to dial back market expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut rates this year.
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Major central banks such as the U.S. Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan have turned more cautious this year, which has helped dial back expectations for a reduction of monetary stimulus.
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The dollar was fetching 0.153 yen in Asian trade, compared with the dollar/yen pair trading above 103 last week before the market began to dial back expectations for the Fed to hike rates in September.
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Should the euro zone data suggest weakness, said Commerzbank FX strategist Thu Lan Nguyen, markets may start to dial back even further predictions of an increase in interest rates by the European Central Bank next year.
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Christie appeared headed for a big job in the new administration until he hogged the spotlight when he appeared with Trump and then seemed to dial back his support when the campaign was rocked by scandal.
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Many of the firms are telling the administration that they want the United States to stay in the landmark 2015 pact, but to dial back former President Obama's commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions, Reuters reported.
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Nonetheless, in his last address to the media, ECB President Mario Draghi said that underlying inflationary pressures across the region are still too weak and thus it is too early to dial back on monetary stimulus.
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Spicer said last month that McCarthy "could dial back a bit," particularly when it comes to the chewing gum, while President Trump is reportedly displeased that his male press secretary is being played by a woman.
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At its recent investor day in New York City, Target said it would dial back its use of one-off coupons in favor of everyday low prices — a phrase that's become synonymous with Wal-Mart's strategy.
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Sadly, there is little that the world's central banks can do to dial back the global credit bubble that they have created by their many years of ultra-easy monetary policy and massive balance sheet expansion.
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This time, Washington hinted when announcing the renewed sanctions in May that it was not willing to grant waivers, and buyers from Japan, South Korea and India have already started to dial back purchases from Iran.
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This required us to dial back our expenses slightly - things like less eating out for dinners, packing my lunch for work more often, and cutting the cord on cable TV (we still don't miss it today).
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One way to keep yourself from trying to live up to your friends' standards is to dial back your use of social media, advises Derek Sall, who paid off $116,000 worth of debt before age 30.
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FINANCIAL GOALS However, UBS missed its profit and cost targets for 2019 amid ultra-low interest rates in Europe and increased competition from U.S. rivals, forcing Ermotti to dial back some of the bank's financial goals.
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The central bank left monetary policy steady last week while a board newcomer called for a clearer commitment to ramp up stimulus if necessary, potentially complicating future BOJ efforts to dial back its massive monetary stimulus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Concerns that Japan could exit stimulus sooner than expected have jolted world markets this week, including emerging economies where a stronger yen could persuade Japanese funds to dial back their slowly rising overseas allocations.
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The euro zone has lost some growth momentum but this was mostly normal and not enough to derail plans by the bank to dial back stimulus further, Draghi and two of his top lieutenants said on Monday.
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Market players see a good chance Kuroda could be reappointed after his current five-year term ends in April, though he has been under growing calls for more transparency on how the BOJ could dial back stimulus.
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A global equities sell-off and the tightening of financial markets earlier this year largely due to concerns of a slowdown in China prompted the Fed in March to dial back rate hike expectations for the year.
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A global equities sell-off and the tightening of financial markets earlier this year largely due to concerns of a slowdown in China prompted the Fed in March to dial back rate increase expectations for the year.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers stressed at their meeting in October the need to reaffirm plans to dial back monetary stimulus even as some saw growing risks to the economy, minutes showed on Thursday.
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The central bank left monetary policy steady on Tuesday while a board newcomer called for clearer commitment to ramp up stimulus if necessary, potentially complicating future efforts by the BOJ to dial back its massive monetary stimulus.
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"I suspect that SpaceX is unlikely to dial back its various efforts, as Elon Musk is calling the shots and words such as 'caution' and 'moderation' do not appear to be part of his vocabulary," Quilty said.
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The weakness in the German - and broader euro zone - economy has raised fears that the currency bloc's five-year expansion may be coming to an end just as the European Central Bank plans to dial back stimulus.
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The Chinese currency rallied to its strongest level in three months earlier this week as Beijing and Washington appeared to progress towards sealing a "phase one" agreement to dial back a damaging 16-month long trade war.
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Still, the president and his lawyer(s) don't want the predicament of the attorney having to dial back his public statement and say that he spoke without having first pinned down the president on the true facts.
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Unlike some other major central banks looking to dial back many years of massive easing, the Bank of Japan has shown no inclination to adjust policy and kept monetary policy unchanged at a scheduled meeting on Thursday.
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Maybe it should not be surprising, then, that there's a similar push and pull between investors and Apple stock as the company tries to convince the market to dial back up the exposure from its recent lows.
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ZURICH, June 7 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank appeared to dial back its foreign currency interventions in May, analysts said on Tuesday, as the central bank prepares for increased market turbulence surrounding Britain's vote on EU membership.
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Things like office leases are longer-term and require more effort to pull off while cutting online marketing costs or digital enterprise tools are much easier to dial back up once the situation has become more clear.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Friday and offered a weaker view on inflation than in April, signalling that it will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus programme.
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The comments by Kataoka, an economist who joined the board in July, run counter to many others in the nine-member board who have signaled the BOJ's next step should be to dial back - not ramp up - stimulus.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 53 percent, with investors relieved to see the government appoint Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another term, suggesting the central bank will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus programme.
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The ECB has fuelled a recovery in the euro zone's economy since 2015 through massive injections of cheap money, but it is expected to dial back its stimulus measures and eventually raise interest rates in the coming year.
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During the fourth quarter, three mainstays in the teen space — Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle and the Urban Outfitters brand — were able to dial back on promotions, and persuade shoppers to pay full price on more of their products.
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The central bank left monetary policy steady on Tuesday while a board newcomer called for clearer commitment to ramp up stimulus if necessary, potentially complicating future efforts by the central bank to dial back its massive monetary stimulus.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 210 percent, with investors relieved to see the government appoint Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another term, suggesting the central bank will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus programme.
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" Still, the move appears to dial back, even if only slightly, the major change that came in March 2016 when Instagram said feeds would be "ordered to show the moments we believe you will care about the most.
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I think Liz's decision to try to dial back everything in the movie that didn't go back to the women themselves, and the women's family members and what they were experiencing, had a lot to do with that.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's next move will be to dial back its massive stimulus, according to an increasing number of analysts polled by Reuters, reflecting receding market expectations of imminent monetary easing by the central bank.
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But it could help the BOJ dispel market speculation it may dial back stimulus earlier than expected, and allow it to shift gear back toward more easing if continued yen rises threaten Japan's economic recovery, some analysts say.
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But if your Switch has never been online, that internal clock syncs itself to what's been user-specified in the settings, which means you can simply hop into the Switch's settings and dial back the clock to July 11.
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To pull that off, Palm has to do a better job at helping you dial back (pun intended) your smartphone usage than the new app use tracking features that are available in the latest versions of iOS and Android.
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Markets believe that if Washington and Beijing fail to dial back their heated rhetoric on trade, then the Fed will be forced to cut interest rates to prevent a wider economic slowdown resulting from higher U.S. tariffs on imports.
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Growing signs of life in Japan's economy have presented the BOJ with a communication challenge, pushing it to be clearer with markets on how it might dial back its stimulus without scaring investors that such a move is imminent.
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This is complicating the ECB's plans to dial back its aggressive stimulus policy, which helped bring the bloc back from the brink of deflation in 2016 but is out of sync with the current moderate but steady price growth.
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Still, if you were disliked by two-thirds of American women, 73 percent of nonwhites, 70 percent of voters under age 35 and 67 percent of college graduates, you'd feel some urgency to dial back his inner Sarah Palin.
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China could also try to dial back tensions by suspending its ban on importing U.S. agricultural products, and by signaling a willingness to restart purchases of energy commodities, such as crude oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and coal. 3.
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But Goushi Kataoka, a newcomer to the board, may propose ramping up stimulus after dissenting last month to a decision to stand pat on policy, setting back the BOJ's quest to dial back its massive monetary support, analysts say.
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One of the nine BOJ board members said the central bank must find ways to gain public understanding that it is ready to dial back monetary support if the economy continues to improve, the summary released on Thursday showed.
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While it was difficult to decipher the strategy behind the tweets, the president appeared in part to be trying to dial back remarks made by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who opened the door on Tuesday to resuming the exercises.
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And with an eye to the potential to save lives and avoid billions of dollars in damage, some engineers and entrepreneurs, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, are studying ways to dial back the destruction in more plausible ways.
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With the trade war drums beating loudly in the background, a strong employment report from the Labor Department on Friday will probably do little to dial back market expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year.
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A vital move, experts and animal-rights activist say, is to dial back significantly on the use of performance-enhancing drugs and painkillers, which allow horses to perform better than they naturally would, increasing the danger of catastrophic breakdowns.
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At the margins, the generals may dial back their boss's impulses, and occasionally stand up to Mr. Trump in small ways, as Mr. Mattis did when he declined to praise Mr. Trump in a televised cabinet meeting in June.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Thursday stressed the central bank's resolve to maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy, even as its U.S. and European counterparts begin to dial back their massive, crisis-mode monetary stimulus.
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Earlier this year, the anchor was credited with helping persuade the president to dial back his hawkish approach on Iran — and Mr. Carlson's words on the virus this week were interpreted as a message aimed at the White House.
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Sitting between two fern plants on a sparse set, Galifianakis did not dial back his trademark style of appearing uninterested and unprepared as he interviewed Clinton, riffing on her previous role as U.S. secretary of state in Obama's first term.
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Sure, you could put stories into people's feeds that contradicted their political viewpoints, but people would turn away from them, just as surely as they'd flip the dial back if their TV quietly switched them from Sean Hannity to Joy Reid.
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While it has been able to repair some of its profits in North America as inventory reduction of older models enabled it to dial back on heavy U.S. discounting, falling demand will test Nissan's ability to be disciplined with its incentives.
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In fact, insurers are finding they can demand higher rates for their loans because of the government crackdown as banks - traditional financiers for trust and asset management schemes - are placed under close regulatory scrutiny and have to dial back, sources said.
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"The fundamental weakness in gasoline markets is being exemplified by the crack spread, which is closing in on levels which would encourage refiners to dial back on runs," said Matt Smith, analyst at New York-based oil cargo tracker Clipperdata.
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In contrast, soft inflation data in the euro zone dented expectations that the European Central Bank will dial back its stimulus this year, slamming the euro to six-week lows against the dollar and a six-month trough against the yen .
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To the extent that these conservatives acknowledge the racial aspect of right-wing populism at all, it's to intimate that progressives ought to dial back their cosmopolitanism–their hospitality to refugees, their more general openness to immigration–as ransom to bigots.
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One member said the BOJ must find ways to gain public understanding that the bank is ready to dial back monetary support if the economy continues to improve, a sign it is working to prepare markets for a future exit.
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The bolder-than-expected move showed ECB was having to revisit plans to dial back its unprecedented stimulus measures as a global trade war, Brexit uncertainty and simmering debt concerns in Italy take their toll on a fragile euro zone.
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"Markets were a tad taken aback that the ECB made an effort to clarify its neutral-ish (with accommodation commitment) stance and dial back over-interpreted hawkish slant," said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, in a Thursday note.
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Since then, Germany has been forced to dial back its renewable subsidies and pay billions to maintain coal generators because, despite the ability to generate lots of power from renewables, meeting power demand when renewables weren't generating quickly became a problem.
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SEOUL, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Oil prices were unchanged on Thursday, holding on to most of their losses from the previous session, on worries that a long-awaited interim deal to dial back a crippling U.S.-China trade war could be delayed.
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SEOUL, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Oil prices were unchanged on Thursday, holding on to most of their losses from the previous session, on worries that a long-awaited interim deal to dial back a crippling U.S.-China trade war could be delayed.
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Republicans and Democrats alike agreed tensions reached a breaking point following a week of violence, and conceded both parties must do their part to dial back the fierce rhetoric that has defined the Trump presidency and ongoing midterm campaign thus far.
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The molecule was a protein on the surface of T-cells — a crucial checkpoint — and it was nature's way of subduing the T-cells, apparently to dial back their ferocious activity and prevent them from attacking a person's own tissue.
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The agreement put pressure on Canada to consent to new terms in order to preserve a three-nation pact, which would ultimately dial back the economic uncertainty caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated threats to ditch the 20.1 accord.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Some European Central Bank policymakers meeting on Thursday wanted to adopt an even more cautious tone on the euro zone's economic prospects but all stood behind the decision to dial back stimulus, two sources told Reuters.
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Growing signs of life in Japan's economy have presented the BOJ with a fresh communications challenge, pushing it to be clearer on how it might dial back its stimulus - even though many analysts say such action remains a long way off.
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"For this rebound to gain further momentum, we would need to see evidence of a softening of the rhetoric around trade, and a willingness on the part of both parties to dial back their current positions," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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"I suspect that SpaceX is unlikely to dial back its various efforts, as Elon Musk is calling the shots and words such as 'caution' and 'moderation' do not appear to be part of his vocabulary," industry analyst Chris Quilty said in September.
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All the same, it could also help the BOJ dispel market speculation it may dial back stimulus earlier than expected, and allow it to shift gear back toward more easing if continued gains in the yen threaten Japan's economic recovery, some analysts say.
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The euro zone has lost some growth momentum but this was mostly normal and not enough to derail plans by the European Central Bank (ECB) to dial back stimulus further, ECB President Mario Draghi and two of his top lieutenants said on Monday.
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"If she were confirmed, she could potentially not name someone to be assistant secretary for civil rights," Kiss said, adding that shuttering the office would "really dial back progress" and say that the Trump administration is "accepting" behavior like sexual assault on campuses.
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Research conducted at Columbia University (by one of the authors) shows that, after anti-union laws pass, unions become starved for resources and then dial back their political spending, direct fewer volunteers to election campaigns, and turn out fewer working-class voters.
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President Trump expressed his displeasure in a Monday tweet about OPEC's emerging plans to dial back oil production in the coming months, perhaps by a million barrels per day, although the group's meeting in Abu Dhabi did not produce a firm plan.
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The dollar index had slipped under 22.41 from levels above 24.39 on Friday, after the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for May came in much weaker than expected, spurring analysts to dial back expectations on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve would increase interest rates.
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When the first child arrives, the couple, who will be 265 years old, can dial back their retirement plan savings rate to 4013 percent and begin investing the difference — the equivalent of 2401 percent of salary — into a 2529 college savings plan.
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European Central Bank policymakers are preparing to dial back their extraordinary stimulus measures if the economy continues to improve, but that course of action is not yet certain, comments by three ECB rate setters and accounts of the latest meeting showed on Thursday.
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The comments sent the dollar falling as low as 110.58 yen JPY=, as some traders bought the yen on expectations the BOJ could dial back stimulus earlier than expected - a view that heightened after a slight cut in its debt purchases last week.
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The remarks highlight a rift in the BOJ's board between those who want to dial back stimulus to minimize the costs of prolonged easing, and those who see room to ramp up stimulus to quicken achievement of the BOJ's elusive price target.
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Knowing that every photo was being transferred to my phone made me dial back the amount of burst shooting I did with the D500 (a tough decision to make, I might add, since the D500 can shoot a thrilling 10 frames per second).
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The dollar hit a four-month low of 110.58 yen on Monday after Kuroda's upbeat economic view raised expectations the BOJ could dial back stimulus earlier than expected - a view that heightened after a slight cut in its debt purchases last week.
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But the BOJ will likely not dial back its stimulus as long as inflation hovers below 1 percent, said Ito, a Columbia University professor considered a candidate to succeed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda when his five-year term ends in April next year.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is set to keep monetary policy steady and reassure investors it's in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus, as it seeks to carefully manage market expectations about the timing of an eventual exit from crisis-era policy.
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In contrast, soft inflation data in the euro zone on Wednesday dented expectations that the European Central Bank (ECB) will dial back its stimulus this year, driving the euro to a six-month trough against the yen in Asian trading on Thursday.
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"I've been trying to dial back some and play stuff that informs my taste and also new stuff that my friends make and I can put it out there on the FM." The show and all of WHPK's programs can be streamed here.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank chief on Friday signaled his readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economic recovery lost steam, in an emphatic pushback against creeping speculation it could tighten the money spigot as other economies dial back crisis-mode policies.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund is likely to nudge up its growth forecast for the global economy this week and this means it is high time for policymakers to dial back their ultra-loose monetary stimulus, German government officials said on Monday.
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While many startups face a demand crunch during the epidemic as people dial back some of their regular activities, the opposite looks to be true for food delivery — as large-scale quarantine measures mean many people are eating more meals at home.
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Markets have long been gripped by worries of escalation in the bruising U.S.-China trade war, but recent news of the "Phase 1" trade deal between Washington and Beijing had helped dial back risk ante even though nothing was agreed on paper.
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Donovan J. Richards, a councilman from Queens, has been trying to dial back internal and external lighting in the city since at least 2015, when he sponsored a bill that would have required thousands of buildings to turn off or dim lights overnight.
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But it is far from clear that what is unfolding on the streets today will make Iran more likely to renegotiate its nuclear deal or dial back its malign actions in the region, the two major American goals in dealing with the country.
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Democrats went too far out on a limb with their collusion promises to score political points, have lost confidence that the Mueller report will back their wildest conspiracy fantasies, and are now forced to dial back one of their party's most animating issues.
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Some analysts suggested that Johnson, with such an overwhelming majority in Parliament, might dial back some of his more aggressive Brexit promises or pursue a softer Brexit, as he would no longer beholden to the hardcore Brexiteers to get his agenda done.
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The first trailer for John Wick 3: Parabellum made it clear that this beloved cult franchise, with its stylish action scenes, freewheeling Asian cinema influences, gleeful vengeance questing, and shameless dog loving, wasn't going to dial back any of those things anytime soon.
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"What I would say to them is: Dial back the rhetoric against these people, stop calling them the names, don't refer to them as 'deplorable,' figure out a way to re-embrace them, and we should be doing that in a bipartisan way," he said.
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However, gains were limited with U.S. markets shut for the Thanksgiving holiday and after European Central Bank minutes showed policymakers stressed at their meeting in October the need to reaffirm plans to dial back monetary stimulus, even as some saw growing risks to the economy.
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"(Trump's) not going to dial back from his default position, which is a reciprocal tax, but I think one by one, based on the conversations each of these countries is going to have with him, I think he'd be willing to negotiate," Priebus said.
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Maxine Waters of California told Quarles, during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, that when she takes over as chair of the panel next year that the Fed's efforts to dial back on regulations in a way that threatens the economy won't be tolerated.
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As much as The Mandalorian — a show whose title is a reference to Fett's cultural background (he's a Mandalorian) — may have influenced the decision to skip the spinoff, Solo's box office failure reportedly prompted Disney to dial back some of its ambitious Star Wars plans.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone has lost some growth momentum but this was mostly normal and not enough to derail plans by the European Central Bank to dial back stimulus further, ECB President Mario Draghi and two of his top lieutenants said on Monday.
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In Frankfurt, the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said the bank still plans to dial back its stimulus at the end of the year, but acknowledged the economy had hit a soft patch and inflation may rise more slowly than expected.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers are preparing to dial back their extraordinary stimulus measures if the economy continues to improve, but that course of action is not yet certain, comments by three ECB rate setters and accounts of the latest meeting showed on Thursday.
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So parents, as tempting as it may be to dial back on the learning activities, Baby Einstein toys and alphabet singalongs, especially when you're juggling multiple demanding kids, try to hang on to a dose of the overzealous panic you had with your first.
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This wasn't the most targeted economic stimulus in the world (one study finds that only 22 percent of the 2001 tax rebate got spent), but it fit with the basic theory that government is the spender of last resort when businesses and consumers dial back.
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It came as word was reaching Republicans elsewhere that -- while things could change -- Trump was likely to dial back his involvement in the runoff after tweeting twice and recording a robo-call on Strange's behalf in the primary, a Republican familiar with Trump's plans said.
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Still, both the United States and Russia have shown an inclination to dial back the temperature of a proxy war that, for the first time since Afghanistan in the 1980s, has seen fighters backed by the C.I.A. in a direct confrontation with the Russian military.
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Further, Mr. Bannon has privately started to dial back some of his ambitions, suggesting to allies that Mr. Tarkanian, his ostensible pick to challenge Mr. Heller in Nevada, also might be better off running for a House seat that will be open next year.
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Stakeholders on all sides of this debate would do well to dial back the intensity and acrimony, and to instead engage in a more collaborative manner in hopes of ensuring that the package produced by the House GOP is as good as it can be.
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Still, policymakers argue that with spare capacity largely exhausted in the bloc and growth motoring ahead, it is only a matter of time before inflation picks up so the ECB can afford to dial back is stimulus and give price growth time to accelerate.
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Now efforts to dial back air pollution worldwide are likely to take a hit: On Tuesday, less than a week after rolling back fuel-economy standards for the auto industry, President Trump announced an executive order reversing the rest of the Obama administration's climate plan.
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Japan's government on Friday reappointed Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another term and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies, a sign the central bank will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus program.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government is considering nominating economist Masazumi Wakatabe, an advocate of bolder monetary easing, as one of the Bank of Japan's two deputy governors, the Nikkei reported, a sign the bank will be in no rush to dial back its massive stimulus program.
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The simple answers to that question have already been observed — the British pound plummets to a record low in value, the economy contracts, and the country's political parties scrabble around in the wreckage of the current Conservative government to dial back on ridiculous promises they made.
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It's made the somewhat peculiar move of reporting some of its financial performance, which has shown heavy losses, though Kosrowshahi suggests that the company would be able to dial back its investments (like international expansion) to get those financials in order as it looks at an IPO.
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Immunosuppression drugs worked, and he's still being treated with four of them, though doctors hope to dial back their use as soon as possible not only because they leave him vulnerable to infections but also because one steroid he's taking can affect growth and bone health.
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Growing signs of life in Japan's economy have presented the BOJ with a communications challenge, pushing it to be clearer with markets on how it might dial back its massive stimulus - a step which the majority of economists and market participants say remains a long way off.
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When Trump announced tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum in March, for instance, more than 100 Republicans in the House of Representatives signed a letter urging the president not to follow through on the plan, or at least dial back its scope.
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The dollar may see further gains against the yen, especially after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda last week indicated the BOJ would be in no hurry to dial back its massive stimulus programme, said Tan Teck Leng, forex analyst for UBS Wealth Management in Singapore.
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But it also suggests — more emphatically than the recent exhibitions devoted to Nasreen Mohamedi and Diane Arbus — that the museum might dial back its frantic involvement with the new and the now, and concentrate, as it once did, on giving retrospectives to living or recently living artists.
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Beyond the online operation, American military and intelligence officials also are trying to devise other operations that would not escalate tensions with Iran but would try to deter further aggressions and prod Tehran to stop, or dial back, its shadow war, according to current and former officials.
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He added that there were plenty of ways to prevent a further escalation of tensions in the region, where Qatar faces a blockade from its Arab neighbours, who are demanding it dial back its relations with Iran and shutter its pan-Arab TV channel Al Jazeera.
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RIC=JPCPIAP Core CPI poll data TOKYO, Dec 213.2 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's next move will be to dial back its massive stimulus, according to an increasing number of analysts polled by Reuters, reflecting receding market expectations of imminent monetary easing by the central bank.
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His electric personality fit in perfectly with his film characters, and once he was able to dial back the over-the-top wrestler persona, you get what we know today: a funny, humble guy who eats like a beast and works out like, well, two beasts.
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Korematsu died in 2005, but it seems reasonable to imagine that he would have applauded the protestors, who wasted no time in organizing against the Trump Administration, prompting speedy action from the courts and perhaps forcing the government to dial back a small but crucial part of the order.
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U.S. stock futures pared losses after the bolder-than-expected move showed that the ECB was having to revisit plans to dial back its unprecedented stimulus measures as a global trade war, Brexit uncertainty and simmering debt concerns in Italy take their toll on a fragile euro zone.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Oil and gas companies are gathering in Mexico and Brazil this week for what may be two of their last chances to compete for some of the world's biggest reserves ahead of elections that could dial back energy reforms in both countries.
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But if you start to feel nauseous and you're already in the midst of a workout, then it's a good idea to dial back your intensity, and take a break until you feel better — which can take hours if you're waiting for your core body temperature to come down.
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In the United States, members of Congress held a hearing to review ways to press North Korea to dial back its nuclear ambitions, with proposals ranging from providing South Korea with terminal high altitude area defense missiles to pushing China to cut off North Korea's access to Chinese banks.
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Biden, Obama and Nancy Pelosi, along with recent polling and the election results on Tuesday, all show that the best way to rid this country of Trump is for Democrats to dial back the condescension of their natural allies and dig into the gritty concerns of daily life.
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NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuters) - U.S. interest rates futures added to earlier gains on Friday after data on domestic retail sales and consumer prices in April fell short of analysts' expectations, causing traders to dial back bets on the Federal Reserve raising rates twice more before year-end.
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As is the case in the euro zone, growing signs of life in Japan's economy have presented the BOJ with a fresh communications challenge, pushing it to be clearer with markets on how it might dial back its stimulus, even though such action remains a long way off.
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The messaging was softer than Esper's, from banking boardrooms to bars and other MSC venues, senior officials from the State Department, the Department of Justice and the White House seemed to dial back earlier language that implied intelligence sharing with key partners like the United Kingdom was at stake.
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While the recent comeback in stocks provided some relief, the tumultuous 2018, especially the monster sell-off in December, has prompted Wall Street analysts to dial back their projections for 2019 in the face of a slowing economy, the ongoing trade battles and the uncertainty around the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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For Kalanick, who was enraged after these provisions were introduced last week, an agreement to dial back his percentage of votes was seen as a compromise, as he was able to keep control of three board seats that had been at the center of a lawsuit from an early investor.
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The biggest mover in the currency market was the Swiss franc, which fell 0.5 percent against the dollar and 0.6 percent versus the euro, due partly to expectations that the Alpine country is likely to keep easy monetary policy even as the European Central Bank looks to dial back its stimulus.
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After a week abroad that gave him at least physical distance from the chaos in his West Wing, President Trump this week will confront decisions on three questions that will affect the rest of his term: Whether to embrace the Paris climate accord, dial back U.S. commitments, or renounce it.
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Scheer's second day of the official campaign got off to a rocky start when he was forced to repeat a pledge not to dial back abortion rights after a Liberal cabinet minister tweeted a video of a Conservative candidate saying she was shocked at the lack of limits on abortion.
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Not only do they dial back on the amount of juice advised for children at all ages and reject its substitution for fruit for children under 6, but they add something entirely new, declaring that pediatricians should advocate less fruit juice, both with parents and patients and as national policy.
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SCHLAPP: Yes, I&aposm just going to say, the people I talked to, I dial back into my former Bush administration colleagues from the NSC and other places, and they do believe they are in a financial situation like they&aposve never been in before and the situation with China is different.
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If you want to re-impose the Glass-Steagall Act, which was designed to prohibit commercial banks from also operating an investment bank, then dial back the Dodd-Frank Act, which imposed strict regulations on banks, so that the benefits of low interest rates can reach those who need credit the most!
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Having not tried aGlass, we couldn't say how well it works, but eye tracking is a potentially very useful addition to VR. You can use it to dial back the graphical quality of images when people aren't looking at them — a technique called foveated rendering — to wring better performance out of lower-powered computers.
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That is still well short of the bank's close to 2 percent target but is still likely to fuel calls from the hawks on the ECB's rate-setting Governing Council to dial back a stimulus programme that includes 80 billion euros of asset purchases per month, sub-zero rates and free loans to banks.
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But despite efforts to dial back some of the harsh and nationalistic language that emerged from her Conservative Party convention earlier this month, there was a warning from Mr. Hollande, who told reporters that if Britain pursued a clean break with the bloc — a so-called "hard Brexit" — then negotiations would be hard, too.
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Despite a growing body of research showing that the algorithms of YouTube, Facebook and other social media platforms push people further into violent extremism, getting those companies and their employees to dial back their self-regard and shift their priorities may be as hard as persuading gun owners to give up their AR-15s.
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But far from being a smoking gun, this portion of the FTC's comments, taken in context, actually indicates the opposite of what industry would like us to believe — that, rather than thinking the FCC should dial back proposed consumer privacy protections, FTC staff members believe stronger consumer privacy protections are needed across the board.
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Then we come to the next big marker, the OPEC meeting of December 2015, where Saudi and its Gulf allies basically said we're going to pump as much oil as we please and it's up to the non-OPEC countries (namely Russia and the US) to dial back their production in order to balance the market.
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On Monday night, about five minutes after Warren issued a statement confirming that she remembers Sanders telling her in a private meeting he didn't believe a woman could win in 2020, one of Warren's campaign officials advised supporters in a large pro-Warren group chat on Twitter that their next step would be to dial back the confrontation.
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"When she hit about 86 years old she decided that it was time to slow things down, that she'd accomplished most of what she set out to do in her post-retirement years, that she was getting older physically and her memory was starting to be more challenging, so the time came to dial back her public life," said Jay O'Connor.
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" Trump appeared to dial back his rhetoric on the need for a fully funded border wall, claiming over the course of several tweets that "our newly built Walls, makeshift Walls & Fences, or Border Patrol Officers & Military" have kept a group of Central American migrants from crossing the border, but that a full wall would be "a far easier & less expensive solution.
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If a statute is ambiguous about what employers must do to protect their workers, for example, then Chevron lets each succeeding administration rewrite the law, turning the dial back and forth, between 1 and 10, to suit their political constituencies — while we citizens who have to comply with these ever-changing rules are whipsawed back and forth with the political winds.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) said Sanders quickly condemned the violence at the convention but said "it's not time to dial back" expressing frustrations with the process.
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A tap or two on other parts of the screen can deliver similar footage about upcoming opponents, or the latest fitness readings downloaded from the monitors the players wear during training — information that can give the players clues about whether to go all out in the next practice or to dial back effort and maintain energy for the next match.
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Set aside all the troubling questions Trump won't answer about Russian investment in his business projects, and about his advisers' financial ties to Russian oligarchs, and about the growing consensus that Russian security services stole DNC emails, and about all the quos, like Trump threatening to abrogate NATO commitments, and his intent to dial back support for Ukraine independence, and his opposition to Russian sanctions.
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"There is no denying that the French election result (with the tail risk of a 2nd round between Mélenchon and Le Pen now out of the window) has given renewed impetus to speculation that the ECB might dial back quantitative easing earlier than planned, or might hike rates sooner than markets had been pricing in, " Elwin de Groot, senior market economist at Rabobank told CNBC via email.
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Meanwhile, a few relatively inessential pieces are also under contract through (at least) 2019: Marcus Morris leads the team in shots and should probably dial back from the adventurous hero ball experiment he's giddily conducting; in the biggest role of his career, Jon Leuer is fine but making less than 30 percent of his threes; and Ish Smith will do better in a backup role.
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GOP leaders applauded presumptive nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's effort to dial back the schoolyard insults and sound more presidential Tuesday night by using a teleprompter -- but they are SURE this effort won't last.
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As Wired UK noted last year, there exists little consensus in the scientific community on what to do if a message is received beyond protocol agreed on by the International Academy of Astronautics in 1989, which says that no one should dial back before "appropriate international consultations" are made (in 2010, the protocol was updated to list the United Nations as the appropriate venue).
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Republicans have long been trying to dial back the standards that became a pillar of former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE's initiative to curb childhood obesity in the U.S. Roberts introduced legislation with Sen.
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"The basic message is, if you're going to do this, give us the flexibility to, if we need to, turn up the heat, or if Russia starts to demonstrate signs that it's pulling out of Ukraine or fulfilling some of the requirements of the Minsk agreement around Ukraine, that we have the ability to dial back," said R. C. Hammond, an adviser to Mr. Tillerson, referring to the 2015 cease-fire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.
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