As those customers dialed back on their flash storage, Fusion.
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Accordingly, earnings projections across big banks have been dialed back.
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In addition, Egypt and the Philippines dialed back their ties.
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The message was also dialed back: We are watching you.
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I dialed back the carbs, added whole grains, couscous, quinoa.
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Trump's massive expansion of the standard deduction was dialed back.
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The candidates dialed back their criticism of one another on Friday.
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Concho dialed back its 2019 spending plans to around $2.9 billion.
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Since then, China's government has dialed back on its industrial capacity.
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After he dialed back his enthusiasm for stocks once again on Dec.
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I found myself sort of wanting this dialed back to PG-13.
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If desired, the bass can be pounding or dialed back to subtle.
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Mr. Musk, however, has hardly dialed back his promises for the future.
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Traffic lessened, and the usual weekend music and revelry seemed dialed back.
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Even Google has dialed back its plans to get in the game.
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But Romney dialed back his anti-Trump rhetoric after Trump won the election.
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But those have been dialed back by the current attorney general, [Jeff Sessions].
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As such comments began to attract more scrutiny, Trump dialed back his language.
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Lufthansa dialed back expectations for growth in peak summer capacity to 1.9 percent.
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But things could change quickly as the central bank dialed back its stimulus.
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We had dialed back on activities where we actually talked to each other.
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Pena Nieto dialed back cooperation with U.S. authorities after taking office in late 2012.
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President Trump has recently dialed back the rhetoric in his trade war with China.
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No one has dialed back production materially, in order to show a supply response.
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To support so much lyrical cleverness, Mr. Yazbek has largely dialed back his music.
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It's been dialed back a bit since, but it also has shown few negative effects.
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AND THERE ARE CLEARLY SOME AREAS WHICH NEED TO BE DIALED BACK A LITTLE BIT.
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Contributions to UN peacekeeping, which is a proven method of reducing conflict, are dialed back.
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In comparison to Ryan, Trump has significantly dialed back his public appearances in recent days.
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By the numbers: Mueller's team has dialed back spending in recent months, according to the report.
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But it makes sense: I noticed you dialed back your internet presence after Loom of Ruin.
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Wall Street dialed back its bullish S&P targets after 2018's end-of-year selloff.
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In October, one of the most influential groups, the American Cancer Society, dialed back its advice.
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Every amendment that's proposed will have to be dialed back and forth with the White House.
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He dialed back the rhetoric slightly Monday — but still called for suspensions for players who protest.
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Online bank Synchrony has dialed back its savings account return to 22.16%, from 2.25% this summer.
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Instead, it acknowledged that the U.S. economy remained weak and dialed back forecasts for future increases.
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Yet when it comes to securing the throne, he probably won't be dialed back so easily.
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Gingrich has since dialed back any criticisms of the candidate, turning his fire instead on Clinton.
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Online bank Synchrony has dialed back its savings account return to 210%, from 2000% this summer.
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The central bank also dialed back its inflation forecast for 2019, while keeping the growth expectations unchanged.
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While companies may have dialed back their buybacks, the extent of the slowdown remains to be seen.
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But Turkey seems to have dialed back on its initial announcements that all visas would be suspended.
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But since then, in public, even those who wanted deeper cuts have dialed back their language a notch.
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CEO Elon Musk already dialed back expectations that Tesla would turn a a profit in the first quarter.
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After denouncing Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" during the primary campaign, Northam has since dialed back the vitriol.
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But that subsidized pricing scheme (created by Steve Jobs to boost smartphone adoption) is rapidly being dialed back.
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Chris Coons (D-DE) has said the meeting sent "the wrong signal" (he later dialed back his criticisms).
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What characters or plot lines saw their arcs changed or dialed back over the course of the show?
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Royal Dutch Shell and Anadarko Petroleum dialed back activity, while Exxon Mobil, Statoil and others are withdrawing workers.
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But he also dialed back his demand for full funding suggesting the military could build parts of it.
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There's been a few tweaks to it since it debuted; the alcohol percent is dialed back a bit.
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The program was later dialed back as some Iranians came to believe it was disincentivizing people to work.
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That's because, like many people, we've significantly dialed back on eating meat, sticking to vegetarian eating on weeknights.
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In real driving, the controls were dialed back to give cars better fuel economy and a peppier ride.
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Yet regulators recently dialed back the annual stress tests, making it easier for big banks to pass them.
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The latest outlooks dialed back the amount of time next week the Corn Belt will suffer from scorching temperatures.
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To be sure, a number of economists and trade experts have dialed back their unbridled enthusiasm for trade deals.
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She kind of dialed back her statement on the microwaves during an interview this morning with CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve last week dialed back on the number of rate hikes it would perform this year.
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This is one of the reasons why Facebook recently dialed back on location sharing in its "Nearby Friends" feature.
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He also largely dialed back his stage presence, seemingly content to run out the clock and protect his lead.
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That might mean a dialed-back performance from the front-runner, who has been accused of acting un-presidential.
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After he was interrupted again, Trump questioned whether the protester should be prosecuted, but then dialed back his rhetoric.
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By last year he had dialed back his drinking, was in a new relationship and had become a father.
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"The trade rhetoric has once again dialed back," said Mona Mahajan, U.S. Investment Strategist, Allianz Global Investors, New York.
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By March, both sides recognized they were losing millions of dollars in revenues, so they dialed back the tensions.
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And in the long run, their early moves set the stage for a disruption that couldn't be dialed back.
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Since then, however, Corker has dialed back the rhetoric and has made a clear effort to avoid provoking Trump.
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While later records considerably dialed back the aggression, NIN always seemed to leave a little room for it to return.
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In 2016, the Obama administration arguably dialed back its position when it didn't even try to dismiss a similar lawsuit.
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Its American rival Ford has also dialed back its European presence, and focusing on markets where it is most profitable.
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The Fed dialed back its 2019 rate hike projections, but struck a more optimistic tone than signaled by the market.
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By the time I found myself in Fredericton having a crisis, I'd dialed back my use for a few reasons.
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His earliest films had a psychological darkness that still lingers but has been dialed back in Black's more recent work.
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The company also dialed back Friday its conviction that EBITDA would hit $1.2 billion in fiscal 2017, as was previously outlined.
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In soybean meal, funds dialed back their net long position to 99,256 futures and options contracts from 2107,235 a week earlier.
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The Fed dialed back expectations for future rate hikes at last week's policy meeting, though Powell reiterated the Fed's political independence.
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The company dialed back the bass response on the Headphone, and the result is a really balanced-sounding set of earbuds.
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In this environment of tepid growth and weak inflation, Fed officials once again dialed back their expectations for future rate increases.
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The level of alarm over a potential trade war has been dialed back since Chinese President Xi Jinping's speech last week.
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Still, McConnell on Sunday dialed back his opposition to Moore, saying the election would be decided by the people of Alabama.
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In December, Vale dialed back nickel output forecasts for the following five years even as it praised the metal's future prospects.
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However, China has dialed back its US LNG purchases in recent months as trade tensions have ratcheted up, according to ClipperData.
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Yet in 2016, the Obama administration arguably dialed back its opposition by not trying to dismiss a case brought on those grounds.
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But on the road, pollution controls were dialed back to enhance performance and fuel mileage, and to protect emissions equipment from wear.
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"The dollar found support from comments from Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, who dialed back some of the president's comments from yesterday," Esiner said.
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" Three months later, Reno approved new regulations that dialed back the reporting requirement for what would thereafter be called a "special counsel.
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Hamas dialed back the protests on Tuesday, and the mosque loudspeakers that had urged Gazans to protest on Monday were largely silent.
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Mr. Trump, perhaps counseled by someone who understands the military's longstanding rules of engagement, dialed back the threat a bit on Friday.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson ultimately agreed that the tougher guideline applied, but dialed back his sentence given the doubts about Stone's intent.
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During a second mode, labeled "RDE" — an acronym for "real driving emissions" — pollution control equipment was dialed back to improve fuel economy.
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And since then, he has dialed back his attacks on Buttigieg and Sanders, whose "Medicare for All" plan he calls politically unrealistic.
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He introduced a resolution to condemn House Democrats' impeachment process and dialed back his criticism of how Republicans were approaching the matter.
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Interest rate futures fully priced in a month-end rate cut, but dialed back expectations for an easing of 50 basis points.
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Schnatter, who notoriously featured himself in lots of commercials, had dialed back his public-facing role with the company after the NFL debacle.
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Unclear about how long tariffs will last or how high they will go, business owners have dialed back spending and overhauled supply chains.
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PUBG isn't much of a looker even on a powerful PC, and things have been dialed back a lot for the console release.
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As a result, Party City has dialed back its temporary store footprint this season, trimming it to 275 from roughly 335, Harrison said.
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It was dialed back significantly from the first draft, lightly loosening restrictions on how religious organizations deal with health care and political engagement.
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Since the crackdown by Beijing, Wanda and other conglomerates such as HNA Group and Fosun International have dialed back some their ambitions abroad.
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While longtime stalwarts such as HBO and Comedy Central have dialed back their investments in stand-up, Netflix has opened up its checkbook.
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Faced with an array of opponents for its sensor-laden city of tomorrow in Toronto, a Google sibling has drastically dialed back plans.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who replaced him, dialed back once-daily news briefings to once every few weeks as her credibility was increasingly battered.
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Michael Katz, partner at Seven Points Capital, pointed out that Trump has dialed back his rhetoric against China over the past few days.
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However, the company dialed back their focus on the story line days later after NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash.
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Given the scrutiny, a dialed-back approach to the grass-roots circuit this spring and summer might have seemed like an appropriate reaction.
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So when he dialed back his spin to the "usual" levels on Monday, many White House reporters were much happier with his performance.
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And with inventories now dialed back, the company expects the gross margin in its largest market to return to expansion in the second half.
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The company has dialed back its enthusiastic tone as it falls behind its original timeline for getting full self-driving cars on the road.
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Another 216% of participants said they dialed back their retirement savings from last year, while close to half said they kept their contributions level.
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Here, the Hot and Fire sauces have been changed completely: the acidic and sweet qualities have been dialed back to make them incredibly spicy.
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That realization may explain why some in the auto industry have dialed back their plans for launching robotaxis or self-driving cars and trucks.
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So while she insisted off the bat that she is "absolutely committed to universal health-care", Mrs Clinton quickly dialed back from that position.
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Abercrombie has likewise dialed back on the amount of merchandise it has in stock, which has helped it sell more products at full price.
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Commodity funds have dialed back their soyoil short in the days since as trade sources indicate they were straight buyers on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Other companies and business groups dialed back their lobbying spending last year, in part due to the lack of legislative activity on Capitol Hill.
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Cruz participated fully when the Giants opened training camp late last month, but his workload was dialed back after a week as a precaution.
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J-Wick's tense stoicism gelled perfectly with the actor's dialed-back mode of performance, his restrained anguish a natural pose for Reeves to assume.
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So the Air Force dialed back its ambitions with the X-51 "scramjet" cruise missile, designed to reach a maximum speed of Mach 5.
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It dialed back the controls under normal driving conditions, causing the car to spew more toxic nitrogen oxides than a heavy-duty diesel truck.
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Schumer's comments follow a Reuters report Monday morning that Mulvaney has dialed back the CFPB's investigation into the breaches at the credit monitoring company.
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But then, toward the end of the '80s, Exxon dialed back its research and started funding right-wing groups that denied climate change altogether.
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Later, Politico's Sarah Karlin-Smith reported, the White House even dialed back expectations of how much time Conway will really be devoting to the issue.
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The pop star, who was photographed visibly upset earlier this month after his longtime ex Selena Gomez was hospitalized, has dialed back his work commitments.
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Last year, Kors dialed back supplies to department stores and off-price channels, refreshed its product lines, shut underperforming stores and offered fewer discounts online.
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The Federal Reserve dialed back its inflation forecast for 20193 while keeping the growth expectations unchanged, according to the central bank's Summary of Economic Projections.
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In that spirit, Trump dialed back on Republican nostrums like the opposition to abortion and gay marriage, and struck a cautious tone on military intervention.
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The USA Today headline captures what the feeling on the ground was: Both Trump and Clinton should have dialed back a few of the jokes.
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But Joseph Evans, 48, who said he was "10 feet away" from Mr. Garner as he died, believes the police have dialed back enforcement tactics.
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The Fed dialed back expectations on further hikes this year, after it raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point from near zero last December.
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But the White House has increasingly dialed back its desire to hear from witnesses in favor of a quick trial that ends in Trump's acquittal.
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He dialed back his rhetoric against Trump relative to last week and told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he never said never about backing Trump.
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Though Trump frayed nerves on the campaign trail by calling into question US alliances in the region, the new administration has mostly dialed back that rhetoric.
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He said other states, including Oregon and Washington, have simplified and dialed back tax rates for regulated cannabis and as a result produced higher tax revenues.
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Even as it has dialed back on the amount of merchandise it has in stock, analysts note that the company's three main labels remain heavily discounted.
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Meanwhile, Walmart has admittedly dialed back its marketing efforts for Jet, which have focused on targeting millennial customers, in order to focus more on growing Walmart.com.
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But it's also a throwback: It has a tiny 3.3-inch screen and dialed-back specs specifically to make it less compelling as an immersive experience.
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Net revenue rose more quickly than gross bookings in the second quarter from the prior period as the company dialed back on promotional subsidies of rides.
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The singer has dialed back his work commitments to spend more time with his new wife Hailey Baldwin, a source close to the singer tells PEOPLE.
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Clinton, meanwhile, had clearly dialed back her tone, dropping the shouting and lessening the tense exchanges with the Vermont senator, while talking more to the audience.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that Mick Mulvaney, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), has dialed back the investigation begun by his predecessor, Richard Cordray.
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The current reformist president, Hassan Rouhani, has opposed the basic income out of concern that it discourages work, and the policy has been dialed back slightly.
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Under Armour shares fell more than 28% on Tuesday, following a disappointing earnings announcement in which it dramatically dialed back expectations for revenue growth in 2017.
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There are several instances in which he gets hit (his character is kind of a jerk at first), and those encounters were dialed back Monday night.
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The ECB, for example, has only just dialed back its bond-buying program and is looking to finally lift rates during the latter part of this year.
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The proposal faced resistance from carmakers and auto parts companies that considered the shift too sudden and ambitious, and the target was dialed back to 21 percent.
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India, typically the second-biggest buyer of Iranian oil after China, has also dialed back Iranian orders while importing more from the United States, the data showed.
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Data published late on Friday showed speculators dialed back their net bullish positions in the dollar against other G10 currencies to their lowest level in a year.
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President Donald Trump has dialed back efforts to limit civilian casualties, even rescinding an Obama-era mandate to report civilian deaths by drones outside of war zones.
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A source close to the singer told PEOPLE in November that he dialed back his work commitments to spend more time with his new wife Hailey Baldwin.
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Payton dialed back New Orleans's prolific passing game and challenged his running backs and offensive line to deliver as much punishment to Seahawks defenders as they could.
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The latest is the UX crossover, arriving at the Geneva show as a dialed-back version of the UX concept unveiled in 2106 at the Paris show.
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Prominent members of Congress, including Democrats, have said that they would work with the president-elect on his infrastructure bill (several have now dialed back a bit).
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"We didn't live a monk-like lifestyle," Mr. Novack said, but they limited dinners out to once or twice a week and dialed back on their shopping.
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The campaign has since been dialed back, Mr. Zimmer said, and new marketing efforts will focus on playing up Lyft's strengths rather than poking at Uber's weaknesses.
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The 500W front-hub motor with traction control has a top speed of 20mph in the US before being dialed back to 250W and 25kph for Europe.
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USDA also dialed back its harvest estimates for the U.S. soybean and corn crops but 2016/17 marketing year production of both commodities remained at record levels.
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Woods dialed back his schedule in 20173, playing in only 14 official events while also serving as the winning captain for the United States' Presidents Cup team.
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It was almost as if the Jack Reacher: Never Go Back star dialed back the time machine as Cruise and Corden also covered the entire Mission Impossible franchise.
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Funding ran short after the financial crisis, so the initial plan was dialed back somewhat; superblocks after the central one were done with more tactical than structural changes.
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The coach ban dialed back the role of coaches who acted as in-game leaders, but it also put smart, yet oftentimes underperforming players back on the map.
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Reagan saw that Gorbachev's goals could benefit American interests, so he dialed back his hawkish impulses to begin a more pragmatic, mutually respectful relationship with the Soviet leader.
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Still, the weather service dialed back forecasts for some urban areas, notably New York City, where residents had been warned to steel themselves for potentially record-breaking snow.
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"I've been hitting it so good for so long that I just think one day is an anomaly, and hopefully I'll get dialed back in tomorrow," he said.
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Speculators dialed back their net short dollar bets last week ahead of the passage of the tax legislation, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday.
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Some China watchers have dialed back their expectations of further policy easing in light of better-than-expected March credit and export data, and improvements in factory surveys.
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That dialed back expectations to about 39% for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 20.12-20.33 meeting, according to CME's FedWatch tool.
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He's hired a former White House photographer, he's dialed back his atheism, and he hired Obama's former campaign manager to run policy efforts for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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Conversely, fixed income markets pulled back, shooting yields to above 2900 percent as investors dialed back their previously irrational certainty that an immediate Fed rate cut was inevitable.
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Though he's dialed back his previous description of Trump as a "fake conservative," Paul is making clear he has no plans of laying down for a Republican president.
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The off-kilterness that initially thrust Future and Thug into superstardom was dialed back in the spotlight while, for a rising set of artists, it became the new norm.
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That dialed back expectations to about 43 percent for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 20.03-20.33 meeting, according to CME's FedWatch tool.
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Clayton also rebuffed media reports that have suggested the agency has dialed back enforcement against large Wall Street firms in favor of focusing on smaller mom and pop fraudsters.
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IHS Markit also dialed back its expectations this month for how far Republicans will cut the corporate tax rate: from 20 percent as Ryan has proposed to 25 percent.
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This morning, President Trump seemingly dialed back yesterday's tweets on Syria, which foreshadowed imminent military strikes despite Defense Secretary Jim Mattis saying the Pentagon was "still assessing" the situation.
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That would indicate that the Trump who shows up will be more in line with the candidate who submitted a dialed-back victory speech after a strong Super Tuesday.
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If Trump were normal and dialed back the screeds a little and reached out a bit more, he'd be in okay shape… but then he wouldn't be Donald Trump.
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Active clients that include market makers and hedge funds, which are seen to take on speculative bets in Treasuries, dialed back their bullish bets, the latest J.P. Morgan survey showed.
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And while twice as many VCs dialed back investments in 2016 over 2015 it was the exact opposite for Corporate VCs (CVCs) who filled in the gap for the market.
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China has also cut tariffs on U.S. cars, dialed back on an industrial development plan known as "Made in China 2025" andtold its state refiners to buy more U.S. oil.
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Active clients that include market makers and hedge funds, who are seen to take on speculative bets in Treasuries, dialed back their bullish bets, the latest J.P. Morgan survey showed.
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The Fed dialed back forecasts for how fast policymakers might raise rates over the next couple of years, so now anything to do with inflation becomes more important to markets.
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So we dialed back some of our promotional activity at that time because we didn't want to be promoting a platform for people to find out they couldn't get it.
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Fed chairman Jerome Powell has already dialed back his plans for rate hikes in 2019, saying any such hikes will only arrive in response to new data about economic strength.
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Saikawa was tough and direct early in his career as a "tactic to get people to deliver results," said one of the three executives, but has since dialed back somewhat.
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The railroad, which gets nearly half of its annual revenue from Mexico, on Friday dialed back planned spending on operational investments as it lowered its volume forecast for this year.
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London (CNN Business)EasyJet has posted a big loss and dialed back its expectations for the European summer season, warning that continued uncertainty over Brexit is driving ticket prices lower.
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Outreach: Right after the Trump was sworn in, the administration dialed back all of the efforts to encourage people to sign up for 2017, and total enrollment dropped from last year.
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China has also cut tariffs on U.S. cars, dialed back on an industrial development plan known as "Made in China 2025" and told its state refiners to buy more U.S. oil.
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There was also the Trump administration's attempt to shut down Obamacare outreach, partially dialed back on Friday so it's limited to $4 million to $5 million in TV and radio ads.
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However, officials have dialed back comments that they might shut down cryptocurrency exchanges, where high demand often causes the cryptocurrencies to trade at higher prices than at other major global exchanges.
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Sessions, who opposes marijuana use, in January rescinded a policy issued by Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, that dialed back enforcement of the federal ban in states that legalized the drug.
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"The dollar found support from comments from Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, who dialed back some of the president's comments from yesterday," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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Everyone wants to go to the Moon, at least in the international community, which is why the Trump administration dialed back and is now going to the Moon because of geopolitical interest.
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MORE SUPPORT SEEN NEEDED Some China watchers have dialed back their expectations of further policy easing in light of better-than-expected March credit and export data, and improvements in factory surveys.
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We also get a series of bludgeoningly woeful flashbacks to Shaun's childhood — his father beats him, his brother dies, his pet rabbit dies — which the show has thankfully dialed back on lately.
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The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, known for drawing the ire of President Donald Trump, dialed back a nationwide injunction that a district court had previously issued against the asylum rule.
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IPhone buying intent in the U.S. has been dialed back to a five-year low, same as iPhone 219S levels, and interest in China also hit a new low, the UBS survey showed.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Speculators have dialed back on overall bearishness toward Chicago-traded grains and oilseeds for the second week in a row, but their views on corn versus soybeans are increasingly divergent. (reut.
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Analysts at Bank of America dialed back expectations on Wednesday that prices could climb to $95 per barrel "after the most sizable oil price corrections in recent memory," according to a research note.
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Now, a few years later, the company seems content with a more dialed-back approach: "M suggestions," an M-trained feature that hops into Messenger conversations and suggests certain actions based on context.
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In December, Vale dialed back its nickel output forecasts for the next five years and said it continued to seek an investor for its New Caledonia nickel mine, located on a Pacific island.
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Iraq, OPEC's second largest producer, cut production by 39,000 bpd; Iran dialed back by nearly 35,000 bpd; and output from Libya and the United Arab Emirates dropped by more than 60,20173 bpd each.
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In Virginia, Ralph Northam denounced Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" as he sought the Democratic nomination for governor, but dialed back the rhetoric during the general election, telling voters ahead of his Nov.
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The subwoofer can be cranked up to wall-shaking, neighbor-infuriating levels, but also dialed back considerably while still picking up the nuances of the low end from every source I threw at it.
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It also noted that slowing growth in new cities helps boost occupancy, citing the example of London, where it dialed back growth following the Brexit referendum and boosted occupancy there by 10 percentage points.
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Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, for example, dialed back its commitment that education be "as free as air and water" and began offering students only half-tuition scholarships in 2014.
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The first trailer alone, which looked so alarming to so many that the film's effects team actually dialed back the CGI fur, should be sufficient to tell you whether this movie is for you.
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Cooper Union, founded in 1859, had long been tuition-free but dialed back its commitment that education be "as free as air and water" and began offering students only half-tuition scholarships in 2014.
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Gamora and Star-Lord's slow-burn chemistry is still there, but it's sadly dialed back to make room for Gamora's relationship with her sister — and Gillan once again delivers the weakest performance in the ensemble.
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The dollar slid 2093 percent against a currency basket, largely due to a bounce in the yen after traders dialed back expectations for how much new stimulus Japanese authorities would inject into an ailing economy.
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For now, most euro zone bond yields inched higher as profit-taking on recent price gains set in as investors dialed back expectations for aggressive U.S. rate cuts this month following Friday's strong jobs data.
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Hawaii prepares as North Korea threat grows More than 70 years later, the threat of a nuclear strike is being assessed and planned for just in case, although US officials dialed back rhetoric on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of global stocks declined after early gains dissipated on Friday as expectations for a strongly dovish U.S. Federal Reserve at its next meeting were dialed back, pushing the dollar higher.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The president of Brazilian state development bank BNDES on Thursday dialed back harsh comments he made a day earlier that spurred speculation the bank could sell its stake in JBS SA (JBSS3.
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Pruitt's EPA also dialed back enforcement, collecting less than half the amount of fines from polluters in the Trump administration's first year in office compared to the same time period under the past three presidents.
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Last year, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who opposes marijuana use, rescinded a memo issued by Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, that dialed back enforcement of the federal ban in states that legalized the drug.
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Trump lost ground on the online prediction market after drawing fire for his suggestion earlier in the week, which he later dialed back, that women be punished for getting abortions if the procedure is banned.
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Age discrimination is rampant, and particularly for women who have maybe taken off some time for their kids, or who have dialed back, they're invisible, and they would add trillions of dollars to the economy.
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Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, is worth some $23 billion but nevertheless considers it a victory that he dialed back his "bonkers" 120-hour workweeks to a more "manageable" 80 or 90.
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Both Washington and Tehran on Wednesday dialed back their combative rhetoric following retaliatory Iranian strikes on U.S. military targets in Iraq, in response to the killing last week of top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani.
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The UFC legend was promoting her movie "Mile 22" when she was asked why she's dialed back her interactions with reporters ... something she didn't used to do when her UFC career was on the rise.
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China has also cut tariffs on imports of cars from the United States, dialed back on an industrial development plan known as "Made in China 2025," and told its state refiners to buy more U.S. oil.
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Rising in a Downturn When Mr. Nardizzi took over, in the depths of the 22012 economic downturn, most charities had dialed back their fund-raising efforts, figuring that the nation was in no position to give.
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Credit Suisse analysts last week dialed back estimates on banks including Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup, "to reflect the cost of a lower for longer scenario," which they meant to refer to interest rates.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co shares fell as much as 3 percent on Friday after the bank dialed back its net interest income outlook for this year and reported a decline in total quarterly revenue.
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However, a dovish Federal Open Markets Committee meeting last week - which dialed back on the amount of rate hikes it would perform this year - has changed the game and weakened the dollar versus the euro and .
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In the following weeks, he's also dialed back his work commitments — something sources tell PEOPLE 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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Given everything that wavering senators like Nevada's Dean Heller said about the original draft of the bill—that it was unsupportable unless McConnell dialed back the Medicaid cuts—they should continue to oppose the revised version.
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Traders dialed back bets the U.S. central bank would ratchet up the pace of rate increases on Monday to between two and three hikes from three to four hikes last week, according to interest rates futures.
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"Ultimately, our base case scenario is that the rhetoric will be dialed back, but it may take a couple on months .... It's not going to be at the G20 (meeting on June 28-29)," UBP's Chow said.
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In the past 20 years, big August increases in the corn and soybean yield outlook have been dialed back below the August view by the time the crops are in the bins 60 percent of the time.
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In October 2014, the World Bank said the Ebola epidemic could cost $32.6 billion by the end of 2015 in a worst case scenario, but by November 73 it dialed back that forecast to $3-4 billion.
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"We're dialing back on both of [the conventions], just because clients have dialed back on both of them," said one Republican strategist who only planned to be at the GOP convention for a day and a half.
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Earlier this month, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals dialed back the nationwide injunction, saying that it can only apply to migrants claiming asylum in California and Arizona, states that fall under the Ninth Circuit's jurisdiction.
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But after a year of back-and-forth tariff rounds, he has dialed back expectations for a massive trade deal with China, instead repackaging something narrower as a "phase one" deal with promises of more to follow.
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At times, Wet's music is too benign, but when the arrangements get dialed back to focus on Kelly Zutrau's impassioned voice, as on the single "Don't Wanna Be Your Girl," the group achieves something that nears transcendence.
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Y.) on Monday accused the Trump administration of "rigging the system to benefit the most egregious corporate actors," citing reports that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has dialed back its investigation into massive Equifax data breaches.
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His continued work for Giuliani Security and Safety poses no such conflict, he asserted, though he said he has dialed back his involvement in it to focus on representing Mr. Trump, which he has been doing for free.
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The spending not consumed by legal expenses was more reflective of Mr. Trump's campaign-style political operation, which did not pause after his election, unlike most presidential campaigns' operations, which are dialed back or rolled into party committees.
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Pena Nieto dialed back cooperation with the United States after taking office in 2013, but soon after Guzman's recapture in January he said he had taken steps to ensure the kingpin would be extradited as soon as possible.
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While traders continued to see a more than 93 percent chance for the Fed to raise rates at the end of the two-day meeting on Wednesday, they dialed back the odds of a third hike this year.
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As secretary of agriculture under Mr. Bush from 1989 to 1991, Mr. Yeutter passed a 1990 farm bill that dialed back some of the farm subsidies approved in 1985, creating a more market-oriented approach to agriculture policy.
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The Japanese yen hit two-week highs against the euro and more than one-week highs against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday as traders dialed back expectations of how much new stimulus authorities will inject into Japan's ailing economy.
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The dollar edged up from a three-month low as investors dialed back hopes for a strong U.S. rate cut, after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stressed its independence from U.S. President Donald Trump, who is pushing for steep cuts.
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Netflix also dialed back its expectations for subscriber growth, "anticipating a net add of 5 million paid subscribers for the second quarter," which is below Wall Street's expectations for 6.09 million new paid members, as Axios' Sara Fischer reports.
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In its most recent paper, the Duke team found that TRPV4 was also intimately linked to feelings of itchiness after exposing genetically-engineered mice in which the TRPV4 protein had been dialed back to chemicals known to cause itchiness.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's real estate investment eased in September and home sales fell for the first time since April, as developers dialed back expansion plans amid economic uncertainties and as additional curbs on speculative investment kicked in.
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Investors dialed back riskier positions, selling equities and buying bonds, as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in China rose to 81 and the virus spread to more than 10 countries, including France, Japan and the United States.
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But after years of issues with the machines and fears that they could be hacked — culminating in the 2016 presidential election — many states dialed back their march toward a paperless future, returning to paper voting machines and paper backups.
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NEW YORK, Aug 193 (Reuters) - Bond investors dialed back their bullish bets on U.S. longer-dated government debt as escalating tensions between China and the United States touched off a massive bond market rally, a J.P. Morgan survey showed on Tuesday.
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With the euro zone expansion considered self-sustaining and employment at a record high, the European Central Bank has dialed back stimulus in several steps already, arguing that the bloc can afford somewhat less support after years of extraordinary help.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale SA dialed back its nickel output forecasts for the next five years on Wednesday, although the world's top producer of the metal praised its longer term prospects on likely soaring demand for electric cars.
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The Business Roundtable's first quarter survey of more than 130 of the nation's top CEOs showed that chief executives dialed back expectations that they would see increased revenue, hire more workers and invest in capital expenditures over the next six months.
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At an investor event earlier this week, Vale dialed back its nickel output forecasts for the next five years, although the world's top producer of the metal praised its longer term prospects on a likely surge in demand for electric cars.
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The yen hit two-week highs against the euro and more than one-week highs against the dollar as traders dialed back expectations of how much new stimulus authorities will inject into Japan's ailing economy at the end of the week.
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Merrill president Andy Sieg told us earlier this month that the firm had bumped up the starting salaries for trainee advisers — and has deployed performance managers around the country to coach them as it's dialed back on more experienced hires.
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Reserve assets recorded a net acquisition of 3 billion francs in the quarter, down from 36 billion francs a year earlier, showing the SNB had dialed back its foreign exchange interventions designed to reduce the value of the Swiss franc.
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Nevertheless, 15 U.S. government agencies took flight to Maputo to stake out new ground, and the great power competition rhetoric of Bolton from last year was dialed back to a discourse on "win-win" scenarios for the United States and Africa.
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Read more: Brokerage Charles Schwab says to cut about 600 jobsThe company has meanwhile also dialed back overseas, with its Singapore office set to close at the end of this year, and its website is already informing investors of the change.
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China's steel production hit a record 82.55 million tonnes in October, but steel prices and margins have since shrunk as China dialed back on winter output curbs aimed at cutting smog, while demand weakened as cold weather slows the construction sector.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has dialed back his criticism of India after it sparked a boycott of Malaysian palm oil, his chosen successor Anwar Ibrahim told Reuters on Thursday, urging New Delhi to note the change in tone.
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Official data this week showed growth in China's real estate investment eased in September while home sales fell for the first time since April, as developers dialed back expansion plans amid economic uncertainties and as additional curbs on speculative investment kicked in.
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Uber Money is Uber's new team focused on financial products and services The launch of this new platform, coupled with a slew of announcements from the company in September, show that Uber may have dialed back on its ambitions, but not by much.
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But after nearly three months in office, during which Trump has dialed back or reversed several high-profile campaign promises amid a bruising battle with Republicans in Congress over an effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, those numbers are falling.
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Mr. Trump has not dialed back his tone about the deal's potential — it would be "magnificent," he promised when the two men met at the United Nations last September — but Mr. Johnson certainly has, a reflection of both economic and political reality.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - J.P. Morgan said on Wednesday it dialed back its outlook on U.S. economic growth in the first quarter to 2.5 percent from 3.0 percent as "ugly" data on domestic retail sales in January offset a "scorching" consumer price report.
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OnePlus has since dialed back some of that data collection, and promises to only use the data it gathers internally, but it shows just how much data your smartphone can reveal, and how tricky it can be to know what's being collected and what isn't.
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"If you figure the tax rate goes down, and regulation gets dialed back a little bit, and the yield curve steepens a little bit, we start looking at bank stocks as growing earnings — you can pencil in 30, 40 percent earnings growth," said Harte.
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NEW YORK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - J.P. Morgan said on Wednesday it dialed back its outlook on U.S. economic growth in the first quarter to 2.5 percent from 3.0 percent as "ugly" data on domestic retail sales in January offset a "scorching" consumer price report.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs economists on Thursday dialed back their view on U.S. economic growth in the first half of this year following advance data that showed a drop in wholesale inventories and a wider deficit in the goods trade balance in April.
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"We got a bigger response than we thought we were going to, so we dialed back to make sure we were in the right spot where our governance kicks in to make sure we're not taking excessive risk," said Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae's chief economist.
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NEW YORK, March 1.8983 (Reuters) - Investors dialed back their holdings of longer-dated U.S. Treasuries in the latest week even as benchmark yields have fallen on signs of slowing U.S. economic expansion in the first quarter, according to a J.P. Morgan survey released on Tuesday.
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This year's proliferation of expiring labor contracts at key mines excited the market in the closing part of last year, but that excitement has been dialed back as several contracts — most significantly at the Los Pelambres mine in Chile — have been renegotiated without disruption.
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Ms. Farías, a former Republican Party official from Texas, dialed back all of the department's fair-housing enforcement activities, sending Facebook a one-page letter ordering, without explanation, the termination of a preliminary investigation into the company's advertising practices shortly after she took office.
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Radiator Hospital's best-known songs, like "Cut Your Bangs" and "Our Song," were recorded by a quartet, but with the new album, "Music for Daydreaming," the project has been dialed back, honoring its roots as the solo endeavor of the singer-songwriter Sam Cook-Parrott.
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His campaign staff is already highlighting some of the biggest commitments, like the promise to create affordable housing, and the success at keeping crime at or near record lows even as the Police Department dialed back on activities like street stops to improve community relations.
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This year's proliferation of expiring labour contracts at key mines excited the market in the closing part of last year, but that excitement has been dialed back as several contracts — most significantly at the Los Pelambres mine in Chile — have been renegotiated without disruption.
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While Fishburne plays it safe and Cranston tests the audience's patience for profane baby boomers, Carell delivers a performance more dialed back than what audiences are used to from him, proving he has the range, particularly when paired with his performance in Battle of the Sexes.
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Rubio and Lee have dialed back their hopes to just increasing the existing credit to $2,000, and making it refundable from the first dollar of earnings; in their current plan, that single mom would $1,224 instead of, not on top of, the $750 she gets now.
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The loonie has been the weakest performer of the Group of 10 major currencies in the seven weeks since the bank last raised rates, and some strategists predict more declines in value after the central bank dialed back expectations for more interest rate increases this year.
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But after a sharp global slowdown accompanied by a worrisome drop in oil prices sparked stock-market volatility in the first two months of the year, markets dialed back their expectations for Fed rate hikes, with traders at time pricing in no policy change until next year.
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Trump's tweets dialed back expectations that Republicans would be able to pass major health care legislation before the 2020 election, but his promise of a vote that would hinge on a Republican takeback of the House ensures nonetheless that health care will figure prominently in 2020.
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Mr. Durant may have called off his engagement with Monica Wright, a W.N.B.A. player, and dialed back the entourage, but he goes out often after games in San Francisco and is quickly making friends with the tech titans who populate Oracle Arena's version of celebrity row.
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The Fed dialed back forecasts for how fast it will raise rates over the next couple of years, so now anything to do with inflation becomes more important to markets, as a flare up in prices or expectations might be the one thing that could get the Fed moving.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell dialed back previous statements he has made about Alabama's Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore — who has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, including one who was 14 at the time of the alleged event— saying he'll let Alabama voters decide Moore's fate.
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After months of biting Tweets, sharp criticism of the opposition party, and threats of immigration crackdowns that have sent fear coursing through minority communities across the nation, Trump dialed back his more controversial instincts on the day he put his hand on Abraham Lincoln's Bible to take the oath of office.
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While Trump has recently dialed-back the personal insults against the leader he once called "Little Rocket Man," his State Department did not pull any punches in a new statement condemning decades of "egregious human rights violations" suffered by the North Korean people at the hands of their own government.
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We've seen the effects of that as some news organizations have dialed back the amount of polling that they're doing in response to the increased costs, and in the groups that have switched from conducting regular phone polls to those using online interviews or other methods that are less expensive.
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Money managers actually dialed back their net short in CBOT corn futures and options, but the move barely registers on the radar as the 203,909-contract position is the largest-ever for this time of year, well ahead of the approximate 127,63 contracts short on the same date in 2015 (reut.rs/2rA7Qn4).
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From the three songs we've heard so far, it seems like No Shame will be a dialed-back, chilled-out affair—the kind of thing you'd expect from Lily Allen now that she's a bit older, wiser and not out partying all night on the streets of Camden in trainers and a dress.
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The fear is that despite alarm around the Turkey crisis being dialed back, and U.S. markets continuing to stretch out the bull market, a full-blown market event could still be brewing, just like in the past when Turkey headwinds worked their way up into a storm for developed markets several months later.
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While investors are still adjusting to the economy's outlook under a Trump administration, "generally speaking, the idea that taxes will be less and regulations will be dialed back seems to be creating not only optimism but laying the groundwork for economic expansion," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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From stocks to bonds to the U.S. dollar, a bevy of trades that have been fashionable since Trump's election last November, were getting dialed back or in some cases shredded as his reform agenda looked increasingly vulnerable amid the fallout from his firing last week of James Comey, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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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 read from a teleprompter, dialed back the schoolyard insults and tried to sound more measured and presidential during his speech Tuesday night.
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In recent months, the pace of change has accelerated, with the arrival in Germany of more than one million refugees from Afghanistan, Somalia, Eritrea, Iraq and, most of all, Syria, drawn here by Chancellor Angela Merkel's promise of sanctuary, a pledge that she has since drastically dialed back in the face of rising opposition from Germany's right wing.
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White House budget director and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) acting Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE has dialed back the agency's investigation into a massive data breach at Equifax, Reuters reported Sunday.
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Musk and Ahuja added: In those select areas where we have had challenges ramping fully automated processes, such as portions of the battery module line, part of the material flow system, and two steps of general assembly, we have temporarily dialed back automation and introduced certain semi-automated or manual processes while we work to eventually have full automation take back over.
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Morgan Stanley chairman CEO James Gorman appeared on CNBC earlier today, and was asked about the prospect of Wall Street deregulation under the Trump Administration: Gorman added that while he believes certain Wall Street rules should "be dialed back a little bit," it would be dangerous to return to the era of low regulation that helped allow the financial crisis to emerge.
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But the way in which the Democratic bill goes further than the Trump administration's dialed-back vaping ban is focusing attention on what public health advocates say is a broader White House retreat from regulating tobacco — something Domestic Policy Advisor Joe Grogan has argued is a waste of the FDA's time when the agency could instead focus more on finding new medicines.
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Michael Lippert, portfolio manager of the $372.3 million Baron Opportunity fund, said that the recent rally in the S&P 500 can be pinned on the fact that "the market got the call wrong on the Fed," and recalibrated after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's comments that the central bank could be "patient" dialed back market expectations for rate hikes this year.
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Though the company has since dialed back its expansion plans — including its decision to no longer explicitly target the 200 stores it had planned for three years ago — Nakasuji said the brand still has a much bigger opportunity in the U.S. Indeed, while it is still relatively unknown by American shoppers, Uniqlo is owned by the world's third largest specialty apparel retailer: Fast Retailing.
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MULVANEY REPORTEDLY FROZE EQUIFAX PROBE: White House budget director and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) acting Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE has dialed back the agency's investigation into a massive data breach at Equifax, Reuters reported Sunday.
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It's one of the best-looking games on the regular PlayStation 4, but can only manage 30 frames per second, far beyond the minimum you need for VR. On PS VR, it runs at 60 frames a second reprojected to 120, which does feel smooth enough — there's an obvious graphical hit, with several of the game's effects being dialed back or removed, but it still looks like Driveclub.
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Throughout the shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris, designers dialed back the soundtracks by three decades, from the drama-fueled synth pop of the Pet Shop Boys' "Left to My Own Devices" (at Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti) to Rick James's funky "Mary Jane" at Brandon Maxwell to Madonna's "Oh Father" at Hood By Air and the MJ classic "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" at Tommy Hilfiger.
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Further exploration is encouraged by the connection between messenger Mercury and philosophical Jupiter on Sunday afternoon at 4:55 PM. This weekend's initial impulses to do something absurd are dialed back as Venus enters traditional, grounded Capricorn at 5:30 PM. All times EST Thanks to cerebral Mercury meeting the sun on Monday morning, you're sharp as a tack early in the week, dressing, talking, and being smart.
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Yesterday, three-year-old, NFX Guild, a Silicon Valley-based, invite-only accelerator program that has now worked with 80 companies, hosted its newest demo day before 0003 venture investors at the Computer History Museum in unfailingly sunny Mountain View, Ca. The outfit — which is backed financially by the venture firms CRV, Shasta Ventures, Greylock Partners, and Mayfield, and that works only with startups that've been referred to it through a network of scouts — dialed back on the number of presenting companies.
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"Now they're looking at a situation where regulations are at least expected to be dialed back, which is a great thing, which means that they'll be able to produce for less money, which means they'll be able to have lower break-even prices, which means they'll be able to make more money, which means they'll be able to produce more hydrocarbons, which means ... perhaps we could make so many hydrocarbons that the price stays low no matter what," the CEO said.
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"Now they're looking at a situation where regulations are at least expected to be dialed back, which is a great thing, which means that they'll be able to produce for less money, which means they'll be able to have lower break-even prices, which means they'll be able to make more money, which means they'll be able to produce more hydrocarbons, which means ... perhaps we could make so many hydrocarbons that the price [of oil] stays low no matter what," Braziel said.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE and 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 dialed back their rhetoric Monday after a weekend of sniping between the nation's highest-ranking elected Republican and the party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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