"I don't see any diminution in national support," he said.
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No sin is graver than the diminution of Donald Trump.
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"There's no diminution in the ability to speak," he says.
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But the diminution of the briefing eroded some of that support.
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With the diminution of funding the nexus of political power will change.
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It would also mean a diminution in authority, title and possibly staff.
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The star's current diminution probably does not mark The End, astronomers say.
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"There is no evidence of any diminution in visitor numbers," he said.
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He presided over the diminution of American values by authorizing torture and bugging.
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Comcast has seen a diminution of the people taking light packages at Comcast.
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The verbal abuse, diminution, disdain that in many ways he showed for Hillary's mother.
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The net result has been a diminution in China's appetite for refined copper units.
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The diminution of personalization algorithms and virality also plays into how Snapchat treats news.
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" Arvio translates this, with a vast diminution in energy, as "High grove of pines.
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Needless to say, that trend would stop any diminution of utility size and profits.
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" Rather, "the road to happiness and prosperity lies in an organized diminution of work.
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This diminution is in part the result of large forces, including globalisation and communications technology.
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""And no we will not accept any diminution in food hygiene or animal welfare standards.
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And so I'm concerned as I see-- kind of this diminution of entrepreneurship-- in America.
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"There has been no diminution whatsoever in the strength of our brand," Mr. Zucker said.
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That view seems to show no diminution of a basic sense of the importance of honesty.
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Workers are protesting what they describe as the diminution of their profit-sharing bonus this year.
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With the continued diminution of compromise in American government, political progress concomitantly diminishes in American politics.
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What happened in Goshen represents a tremendous diminution government plays in promoting good architecture and good development.
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"There's been a real diminution in the idea that there's something between statehood and nation," said Farrow.
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Usually the death of a great choreographer leads to an evident diminution of excellence within five years.
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"So my point is that we've not seen any diminution in the energy or in endorsements," he added.
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Those who perceive no diminution in politicians' focus on people like them voted Clinton by some 20-points.
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Russia quickly raised concerns as did Bashar Assad: Safe zones necessarily imply a substantial diminution of Syria's regime.
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I'm asking of my faculties, such as they are, in whatever diminution they are, to meet you fairly.
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Our affiliate revenue continues to grow because our annual increases are greater than the diminution of the subs.
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An all-electric future inevitably involves the obsolescence, or at least the substantial diminution, of natural gas utilities.
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And one of those ways has been a diminution in the recognition that I think her accomplishments merit.
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Looking at their face, there seems to be not a bit of diminution in their support for him.
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"If he takes full control, then we would really see the complete diminution of check and balances," says Arugay.
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Of course, the overall diminution of the newspaper in size and circulation has led to savings in paper consumption.
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Fauci said he'd "like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see" in those places.
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The diminution of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's international reputation because of the Rohingya expulsion saddened him, he added.
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We lost in Wisconsin, a lot of reasons, but that was a massive diminution in the African-American vote.
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It turns out that even the bygone, now-lamented golden age of the blog was a diminution of rudeness's influence.
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Not that voluntarily entering into a period of abstinence automatically results in a total—or even partial—diminution of desire.
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Paratextual evidence — scans of hospital reports, letters to her parents ("I'm sorry"), patient logs — belies a latent expectation of diminution.
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The resolution is exciting and tense, and yet after all of the novel's artful chaos, it feels like a diminution.
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And that diminution of power is a trend that tech companies, and particularly American tech companies, haven't fully grappled with.
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What his decree accomplishes is the mitigation of risk through behavior modification, not the diminution of hazards on the peak.
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"We will not accept any diminution in food hygiene or animal welfare standards," he said in a speech in south London.
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"The terrorist threat has grown but that has not resulted in a diminution of threats posed by hostile states," he said.
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The flip-side of his leadership would probably be a diminution of the Pentagon's role in shaping foreign and security policy.
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Declines of more than 50% in most measures of insect health seem more severe than the diminution in other taxonomic ranks.
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Crisis-induced legislation shifted much supervisory authority from New York to Washington, so some diminution in the president's role was inevitable.
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One reason: The diminution of Great Britain into "little England" would deprive the United States of its most effective international partner.
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Specifically, a perceived diminution in freedom ignites an emotional state, called psychological reactance, that elicits behaviors intended to restore this autonomy.
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The right pushed to an extreme of white nationalist insularity fed by a consuming fear of white displacement and religious diminution.
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"What they have wrought are untold suffering and the further destruction of the rule of law and the diminution of human rights".
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These days, the bank is fighting to maintain an edge that has been blunted by the diminution of its core trading business.
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"I would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see in restaurants and in bars," he said.
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"I would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see in restaurants and in bars," Fauci said.
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And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction, of the Constitution.
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The EEC and America, however, certainly were not: adhering to both meant an automatic diminution of Parliament's power to determine the nation's destiny.
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No one could have foreseen that his speech would serve as a diminution prologue to events that were soon to occur in Iran.
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In retirement, he faces not isolation and diminution, but companionship, purpose and a greater capacity to confront his own personal losses and grief.
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"It's probably fair to say that the Brexit issue has resulted in a very slight diminution of trading volumes," said ICAP CEO Michael Spencer.
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And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, [or] the destruction of the Constitution.
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But October is, finally, about attrition and diminution, and every team's frenzied and desperate attempt to negotiate the best possible terms with the inevitable.
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"[I]t is a vast diminution of Wagner's drama to pin such a thin Marxist allegory to its extraordinary and believable characters," he sniffs.
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This is a tyrant who sees power as a zero-sum game: The exercise of it by another branch means diminution of his own.
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So I don't think you're going to get any diminution in commitment from a lot of these interest groups, advocacy groups, and justice groups.
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She said it's a return to an old pattern of earthquakes in the state, which has recently experienced an unusual diminution of seismic activity.
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Three key areas will play a crucial role in union diminution and workers' bargaining power during Trump's administration, with further declines in real hourly earnings.
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They speak on behalf of majorities who see themselves menaced by the loss of their political power and the rapid diminution of their economic prosperity.
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Mr. Kerry argued that Japan would be unnerved by any diminution of the American nuclear umbrella, and perhaps be tempted to obtain their own weapons.
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In granting these forgotten women a voice, and conjuring their longing for freedom, Hartman resists the century-long diminution of their lives to social problems.
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"I would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction we see in restaurants and in bars," Fauci said to CNN on Sunday.
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With Brexit, there is no recall date, and the result will likely be the ultimate diminution of Britain as a world political and economic power.
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But a similar study, by Lazar Treschan at the Community Service Society, which included a minimum academic standard applicants must achieve, found no such diminution.
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Farmers and ranchers back in Nebraska are "glad that there's a diminution in the risk of what looks like a precipitous trade war," Sasse said.
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A consequence is a possible diminution of our "cognitive map," a term introduced in 1948 by the psychologist Edward Tolman of the University of California, Berkeley.
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Saudi Arabia will not accept any diminution of its dominant role as the world's largest oil exporter and the major financial power in the Gulf region.
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As for the prospect of "giving up any chance to stay in this country versus a 9- to 11-month diminution in the sentencing guidelines range"?
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"There was no discussion of doing less in Michigan, let alone a diminution of efforts in Michigan," he said, though he acknowledged that the A.F.L.-C.
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He missed the next game, and the diminution of his performance the rest of the way contributed greatly to the Celtics' eventual elimination in seven games.
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We are facing the diminution of our selves, as we see frailty rob us of the competencies and capabilities we have relied on all our lives.
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Brooks unleashed a doozy of a theory that posited erosion, the gradual diminution of land masses, could be rising the sea floor and, in turn, ocean levels.
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But the diminution of his power -- and in such a public way -- is a clear sign that a shakeup in the Trump power structure is under way.
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Today, he is seen by many on the island as an embodiment of authoritarianism, and the diminution of his image has been a symbol of political transformation.
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The gradual diminution of the flower district — similar to that taking place in the districts dedicated to meatpacking, lighting and even sewing — is something to be mourned.
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But the diminution of available scheduling spots is slowly leading teams away from the charming home-and-homes and guarantee games that have helped define Week 221.
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SO I, ON THE ONE HAND, IN THE SHORT-TERM, THINK THE CAPITAL GOODS MARKETS WILL BE OKAY, BUT LONGER TERM PRODUCTIVITY IS IN FOR SERIOUS DIMINUTION.
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"This is a real diminution of his popularity and it serves as a wakeup call for him to stop it further going down," Casiple said of the poll.
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The notion of a fully human god, who shares human weaknesses and frailties without any diminution of divinity, is so outrageous that Christians anxiously police Christ's full humanity.
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To give it up might mean a diminution of one's supposed station in life — no longer given the prime table, no longer accorded as much deference and respect.
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They have capitalized on the 2100-point shot and the diminution of the lumbering, back-to-the-basket center to herald an era of artistic play and teamwork.
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The diminution of governmental expertise in favor of corporate power, then, may have less to with ideology than with diminished expectations on the part of all of us.
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The diminution of governmental expertise in favor of corporate power, then, may have less to with ideology than with diminished expectations on the part of all of us.
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"I would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see in restaurants and in bars," Fauci said on CNN's State of the Union.
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One might expect the White House to oppose any diminution of its power, but we've already seen Congress overcome such reluctance in the case of sanctions on Russia.
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It's also unclear whether the recount, combined with Trump's continued baseless whimpering about voter fraud, will lead to any long-term diminution of public faith in our political process.
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But if it is not an accident, then how does it help a lemur to have what is, on the face of things, a diminution of its visual capability?
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To fix our system and make healthcare affordable we must curb the diminution of primary care and the dysfunctional specialty-based medical system that is surging in its absence.
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And by hosting such a gathering, the Russians were doing a favour to their strategic partners in Iran, for whom any diminution of Saudi Arabia's prestige is nothing but good.
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If the diminution of the Gateses' fortune was matched one for one by an increase in US government spending on public health abroad, I would be 100 percent on board.
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To reinforce the point, the C.I.A. looked to the past: "Historically, great powers have repeatedly absorbed setbacks without permanent diminution of the role which they subsequently played" in international affairs.
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But it wasn't only political and diplomatic isolation that Clinton imposed on democratic Taiwan in deference to China's communist leaders; it also was a diminution of Taiwan's sense of security.
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At first a seemingly subtle shift, the diminution of the moniker, used to describe the system which started out as ARPANET in 1969, hints at the true mainstreaming of the system.
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By its very nature this sort of price-related destock of scrap is a one-off phenomenon and most copper analysts are looking for a steady diminution over the coming months.
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"The diminution of women's contribution to peace building has meant a loss of the plurality and creativity that was so beneficial to the peace negotiations in the first place," McWilliams observed.
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Almost everything that befalls the hero, in the latter half of "Downsizing," might equally befall a normal six-footer with a hazy political conscience, so what's the point of his diminution?
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Enraged critics alleged that Barr's summary document served less to communicate Mueller's principal conclusions and more as a preemptive diminution of heavier charges that, if not indictable, were certainly impeachment-worthy.
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John Woods, chief investment officer for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Tuesday that ultimately, the driver behind the diminution of the protests will be public support.
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It's been a diminution in stature, in authority ... in the ability of our constitutional order to provide the kind of real balance and oversight that is so critical to good government.
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For all the shocking things about this shocking diminution of the once self-proclaimed and by popular acclaim "Best in the World," it is hard to top the simple fact of it.
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Whatever the motivations of the case -- and liberals and conservatives vehemently disagree about them -- the result is hard to dispute: A further diminution of organized labor in American life and its politics.
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An island destroyed, a wave of Trump-inspired bombings, a needless destabilization of relations with key allies, and a growing diminution of the standards of conduct that we accept for public officials.
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" Meanwhile, the DEA chief administrative law judge, John Mulrooney II, argued in a law review article that the law "imposed a dramatic diminution of the Agency's authority to issue immediate suspension orders.
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The flip side is that the Justice Department shares jurisdiction over the bribery law, so federal prosecutors would also have to scale back investigations to effect a real diminution of these cases.
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From the particular standpoint of the United States, the only genuinely successful endgame could be a crisis that concludes with a discernible diminution of North Korean nuclear war fighting capabilities and intentions.
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For his part, Trump's continued diminution of the office of the presidency causes many to wish for his return to managing his hotel properties from his offices on New York's Fifth Avenue.
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The Luddite reaction to Facebook and social media that clamorously calls for its regulation or partition or even outright technological diminution, will be about as effective now as it was in Gutenberg's day.
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"Janet Yellen already and before she leaves has set the course both for interest rates and for the diminution of the size of the balance sheet, " said Blinder, now an economist at Princeton.
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First, the half-good news about Ewan McGregor's streamlined screen adaptation of Philip Roth's 1997 novel, "American Pastoral": The movie is not a desecration but a severe diminution of a complex literary masterpiece.
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The new friendships of the very old provide wisdom and emotional support for the shared dilemmas of physical decline, fear of intellectual diminution and also the real joy of continuing participation in life.
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Through it all, Trump's mantra and mission remain clear: to bind together toxic masculinity and racial performance anxiety into a weapon that can repel change and any perceived diminution of white male primacy.
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Driving the news: Lying behind this coming world of new borders is, from the U.S. side, a more palpable realization that China's rise means a sharp diminution of U.S. power and possibly living standards.
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"While (the idea) has some appeal ... there are unintended consequences and some of that would be a diminution of the independence, ... whether it's a reality or perceived, of the Federal Reserve system," he said.
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"It is our view that the board must act to halt any further diminution in shareholder value," Ben Cleary, a Tribeca portfolio manager, said in a July 25 letter to Ecobalt Chairman Scott Hean.
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They worry about any diminution in a Brexit deal of the "four freedoms" that are the basis for the European Union — including the single market for seamless trade and freedom of movement and labor.
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Mr. Bannon's camp denied that he had threatened to resign and spent the day spreading the word that the shift was a natural evolution, not a signal of any diminution of his outsize influence.
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While it may seem risky to take a hard line now against China, Washington may have no choice later on, or it will be forced to accept a major diminution of its credibility in Asia.
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A U.S.-based Tanzanian social media activist, Mange Kimambi, has called for nationwide anti-government demonstrations on April 26 to protest over a diminution of political freedoms and human rights abuses in his home country.
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"The claim that across the board you're seeing a diminution of competition in our economy because of lack of antitrust enforcement is overstated," said Daniel Crane, a professor at the University of Michigan's law school.
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"What will happen is there will be consolidation of media and a progressive diminution of voices in the Australian media market," said Tim Dwyer, a professor specializing in media and communications at the University of Sydney.
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One of the reasons for its diminution of power, relatively speaking, is that it no longer had the issues of busing and school desegregation to mobilize against the way the Christian right had in the 1970s and '63s.
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The new Luzon evidence "might be mimicking what we know now on Flores Island, meaning an early colonization of an isolated island followed by the diminution in body size and speciation of this remote hominin population," Ingicco said.
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"I would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see in restaurants and in bars," Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told CNN's Brianna Keilar on Sunday.
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Aches and pains, medications that reduce libido, a diminution of hormones that mean friction is tougher on our naughty bits and of course the occasional urge to cover all the mirrors in the house: Aging ain't pretty, Hennezel admits.
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Across the U.S., Fauci called for a "dramatic diminution" of personal interactions at places like restaurants and bars, something the governors of Illinois and Ohio announced on Sunday despite pushing forward with their planned primary elections on Tuesday. Gov.
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The Financial Times reports that WeWork would pay out nearly $17 million to its new co-chief executives if they were fired or left under circumstances that include diminution of their duties, cuts to their pay, or involuntary relocation.
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The last 50 pages of the book read like a hasty after-action report, and Andrei should be pretty miffed with his author for imposing on him a denouement, and diminution, not only rushed but, in part, difficult to believe.
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This arrangement is less stressful to the objects, but it trivializes them by giving them the appearance of goods in a bazaar, rather than artworks in an elite gallery — a diminution starkly emphasized in relation to display of the Boetti works.
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INGRAHAM: Mayor Kenney, you might have seen this video one or two or three times, reacted to that court ruling that affirmed the ability to have the sanctuary status without any federal diminution of funding, and he did the big Snoopy dance.
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However, a Quinnipiac University poll from June 1 has Clinton ahead of Trump by four percentage points (45 percent to 41 perent); any diminution in support for either of them could have a dramatic impact on the outcome of the November election.
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This message cannot be delivered by pronouncements, insults or unreasonable demands on alliance cost-sharing, but only by engaging Seoul in negotiations on the "restructuring" and "reconfiguration" of the U.S. Forces in Korea — code words for the diminution of U.S. troop presence.
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The bill defines the public interest broadly, saying that ministers could intervene to prevent "a diminution of public confidence" in the government's performance or the "incitement of feelings of enmity, hatred or ill will between different groups of persons," among other threats.
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"Mud" was marred by a shoot-out, and "Midnight Special" lingers way too long on its concluding spectacle—both a vast, computer-generated solution to the puzzle of Alton's nature and a strange diminution of the impact he has had on people's lives.
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This simultaneous exaltation/diminution of the image and its conjoined relationship to text can be viewed in terms of the crisis of figuration that Spero, newly returned from Europe, faced in a postwar American art scene dominated by Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, and Pop.
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King argues that, by putting their art on someone else's body, this will lead to a "diminution of their exclusive rights," which basically means there would have to be some debate about how the rights are divided between the artist and the tattoo-bearer.
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As I wrote in a public interest comment filed with the agency: Any credible estimation of the net effect of the proposed rule would need to consider losses to safety caused by an induced diminution of track and equipment maintenance or other safety-enhancing investments.
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Her latest effort, the brooding, ephemeral Diminution, sees her channel urban loneliness and emotional blight via a combination of delicate guitar, brooding trumpet, textural drones, eldritch chimes, and her own spare, startlingly sweet vocal stylings, which float above the mire like newly freed souls.
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He routinely declines commercial work and has yet to follow his peers into the gold rush of streaming television, evincing an almost visceral disdain for the diminution of the cinematic form to the confines of the small screen, let alone to the telephone or tablet.
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I'm training to be a political theorist in an oversaturated job market with an overabundance of Ph.D.s, increasing university administration, increasing reliance on – ahem, exploitation of – adjunct instructors, and what feels like an all-time low in the diminution of the value of the humanities.
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While causes are multitude and varied (social insurance benefits, tax imposed by child support on earning income which has been recently more efficiently collected, diminution in attractive work opportunities, technology and the rise of international competition, etc.), there is no single, magic remedy – not even for Trump.
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"It probably would have spent a lot more in India, if it didn't feel that there was a diminution in growth due to some of those policies," he said, adding that India needs to figure out how to balance protecting small businesses without restricting the larger ones.
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"We therefore expect this to form an essential part of negotiations on the UK's future relationship with the European Union, with the UK and the EU-27 sharing an interest in ensuring that there is no diminution in the level of safety and security afforded to their citizens," the Lords said.
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Madeleine Albright, then-secretary of State at the time, famously laid down her "three D's" when it came to the U.S. going along with an EU taking a more active role in defense: The EU was to avoid "diminution" of NATO, "duplication" of existing efforts, and "discrimination" against non-EU members.
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I think it's the "in your face, proles," mentality that I really resent, and the diminution of the experience for those who are unable to pay premium prices, accompanied by a mentality that the rich just aren't like the rest of us, and that our experiences, comfort, or dignity just doesn't matter.
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"Should it devolve into an outright pandemic where you can expect to see more material diminution of economic activity, if not even conjure up a heightened risk of recession, then why shouldn't the 10-year yield break through even a 1-handle," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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This year's offering, Diminution, is almost too lovely for words; as was noted in our stream, the album sees her channel urban loneliness and emotional blight via a combination of delicate guitar, brooding trumpet, textural drones, eldritch chimes, and her own spare, startlingly sweet vocal stylings, which float above the mire like newly freed souls.
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" In 1972, Texan Barbara Jordan won election to the U.S. House and, upon her arrival to Capitol Hill in the midst of the Watergate scandal, she urged the impeachment of President Nixon, promising, "I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction of the Constitution.
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In a 2-1 split, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that Kinder Morgan's Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co is liable for a Pennsylvania home builder's increased development costs due to the pipeline easement, even though the federal government would only have to pay the diminution in property value if the government had condemned the property itself.
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Antony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, in an interview on CNN on Sunday said he was not ruling out a national closing of bars and restaurants in the fight against the disease and would "like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see" in those places.
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That diminution is largely of the team's own making; Mr. Trump has let it be known that Mr. Cohn is in disfavor for publicly disparaging the president's response to violent racists in Charlottesville, Va., and Mr. Mnuchin suffered public scorn after jetting to Kentucky on a government plane with his wife to witness the solar eclipse.
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We can't make Russia welcome NATO on its border, but we can work to strengthen NATO's unity and deterrence strategy, counteract Russian diplomacy aimed at wavering members and build on steps like the recent forward deployment of NATO forces into the Baltic States and Poland — all the time attaching conditions for any diminution of pressure on Russia.
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Worst of all: The diminution and beclouding of the unspeakable crimes of the Nazi past actually help today's extremists repackage sanitized versions of Nazism for clueless younger generations and ease the way for 21st century neo-Nazis seeking to reinvigorate the Hitler mystique that was on full display during a torchlight parade at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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From the grizzled satyr Mickey Sabbath's imagined obituary ("did nothing for Israel") to his elation at his late mistress Drenka's "uberous" breasts, to the unseemly depths of his lecherous interest in friends' daughter's underwear or his urge to urinate on Drenka's grave, he erupts into exhilarating life even as he contemplates suicide in his grief at Drenka's death and his own aging diminution.
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Asked by CNN's Brianna Keilar on "State of the Union" if he'd like a "national lockdown" where people are being told they need to stay home and out of restaurants and bars, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, said he'd "like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see" in those places.
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Plugging these numbers into his model, Dr Croft showed that the diminution of fecundity in elderly females that this intergenerational competition creates, combined with the fact that the youngsters an elderly female is competing with are often her own daughters (so it is her grandoffspring that are benefiting), means it is better for her posterity if she gives up breeding altogether, and concentrates her efforts on helping those daughters.
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A Republican presidency with a Republican majority in both houses will insure economic volatility, a crippling diminution of the social and financial safety networks in place, continued support for economic inequality and favoritism shown toward the wealthy, the undue influence of corporations over legislation, ill-advised responses to foreign affairs, a continuation of the conservatism of the court system, and a hopeless oblivion when it comes to the environment.
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I do not suggest that most or even many complaining witnesses invent a charge of rape or sexual assault, but in a system of criminal justice whose underlying tenets include the idea that it is better for 10 guilty people to go free than for one innocent person to be convicted, allowing prosecutions decades after an alleged incident has the potential for great mischief, wrongful convictions and a diminution of confidence in the American legal system.
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It's a gorgeous album, the kind of thing you'd put on when the clouds have gathered outside, your heart's started to ache, and your last good lightbulb starts flickering "By way of a desolate train yard at night, forgotten objects in an abandoned room, and other near empty spaces past and present, I bring my third offering, Diminution: the diminishing value of art forms and processes, individual expression, and even human life itself to almost nothing in this 21st Century world, is like a fading out, or creative death on a large scale," Abdul-Rauf told Noisey.
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