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The tube is more hygienic than dipping into a pot.
I'm not abjectly against The Times dipping into product recommendation.
He's dipping into his dwindling savings to pay university fees.
Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
The world stays "dangerous," according to Grip, without dipping into frustration.
But the Yankees might be dipping into their bullpen going forward.
He found a replacement by dipping into the program's successful past.
It feels like dipping into the flow of consciousness of society.
The thing is, double-dipping into your dirty socks is one thing.
This way, there are no grubby fingers dipping into the shared food.
"Dipping into qualified retirement savings is generally a last resort," Pehrson said.
Apple rose 1.4%, after dipping into correction territory in the previous session.
Instead, I'd started dipping into my savings to buy furniture, bedding, and kitchenware.
Stocks losses accelerated on Thursday with the Nasdaq dipping into bear market territory.
The Nasdaq composite outperformed, rising 211.04 percent after briefly dipping into negative territory.
China has been dipping into its reserves, selling Treasuries to support the yuan.
The Portman campaign has been dipping into its bank account early and often.
Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
Seal the roll off with water (use your fingertip by dipping into water).
You're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor.
California is dipping into its own emergency stockpile of surgical masks and respirators.
McClendon was dipping into his depleted assets to prop up AEP, his new company.
That requires dipping into the vast pool of people with bad or no credit.
The Nikkei share average rose 0.1 percent to 19,273.79 after dipping into negative territory.
To finance this spending spree, councils are not only dipping into their capital budgets.
Global yields have been tumbling to record lows, with many dipping into negative territory.
The temperature was dipping into the single digits, and his house had no insulation.
Which is to say Edinburgh is already bizarre enough without dipping into augmented reality.
No dipping into it to take a vacation or cover a big shopping spree.
What do you think of Kylie dipping into Kris' one-piece kollection once again?
Luzio cautions business owners against making rash decisions like dipping into 401(k)s.
She obtained the funds by emptying her retirement account and dipping into other savings.
Your retirement plan is not a bowl of guacamole, so stop dipping into it.
U.S. prosecutors charged the officials with dipping into city coffers for their own personal gain.
The Nikkei share average was up 0.1 percent to 20,020.86 after dipping into negative territory.
One reason was that many people had begun dipping into their savings to sustain spending.
West Texas Intermediate closed at $210 per barrel Wednesday after dipping into the $103s recently.
Here are a few common situations that justify dipping into your emergency savings account:1.
In these unforeseen and unprecedented circumstances, dipping into your emergency fund could be appropriate. 4.
As a result, the program will begin dipping into the reserves in its trust fund.
"I had enough clothes," he explains as the motivation for dipping into his own collection.
Before he took that job, he and his wife were dipping into their 401(k).
Commerzbank shares gained as much as 1% in early trade before dipping into negative territory.
It lists 200 examples of the Hunters allegedly dipping into funds for personal use. 200!
Temperatures overnight have been dipping into the high 30s, according to the National Weather Service.
Since he's not working, he started dipping into his line of credit this pay period.
The practice of dipping into statutory reserves for distributions is unusual, but not completely unheard of.
The fire erupted as New York experiences frigid winter conditions, with temperatures dipping into the teens.
Instead, take some time off (and avoid burnout) without dipping into your rainy-day fund. How?
Only Dolce & Gabbana has been dipping into that territory when it comes to politically charged messaging.
"Western Australia will be dipping into reserves to fulfill export commitments," said a Sydney-based trader.
Stocks are off their highs of the session, with the Nasdaq dipping into negative territory. Disclaimer
"You are dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker charged.
Mr. Guo is dipping into his fortune, while Mr. Bannon has agreed to provide a strategy.
All the while, you are dipping into an accompanying sauce, whether melted butter, vinaigrette or mayonnaise.
Flipkart's move adds to the number of other nonfinancial services firms dipping into fintech via partnerships.
By recruiting Jackson, the Knicks were dipping into their past in hopes of building their future.
"Some of us are dipping into our own pockets to keep this thing going," he said.
German shares lagged regional peers, closing up 0.2% after dipping into the red during the session.
But there are a few reasons a new administration may want to stop dipping into it.
Her best friend, the actress Aubrey Plaza, remembers dipping into more than a few honey masks.
Is there something to be gained from dipping into the Don's marketing campaign of kleptocratic egotism?
It was their second year in a row dipping into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan together.
Without dipping into the crazy price of Google's own Chromebook Pixel, Toshiba's latest is an absolute keeper.
Luckily, you don't have to choose between a cheap, crappy one and dipping into your savings fund.
The Nikkei share average was up 2412.38 percent to 20,012.12 by midmorning after dipping into negative territory.
We chat about PUBG, TitanFall 2, and Tacoma, before dipping into the bucket for a serious dip.
This past year, Williams has seen both the highs and lows of dipping into the rumor mill.
Iraq is dipping into its foreign reserves to make up for a $3 billion monthly budget shortfall.
In the salon, a low sofa and carved armchairs were perfect for dipping into vintage National Geographics.
Launch day dawned brightly, but my drive to base kept dipping into ominous pockets of valley fog.
MISTER DIPS The chef Andrew Carmellini and his partners are indeed dipping into a fast-food genre.
Mr. Cuomo will have to spend money, they argue, dipping into a formidable $30 million war chest.
Eventually, they'll start dipping into their own supplies rather than shopping for more, and demand will fall.
Both BMW and Volkswagen are dipping into the scooter market, while Ford bought scooter company Spin outright.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed down more than 700 points after briefly dipping into correction territory.
Networks like OWN and Freeform are dipping into the genre and releasing holiday romances of their own.
"The commercial supply is there," she said so dipping into the strategic national stockpile is not necessary.
Shares of Apple fell nearly 282 percent on Tuesday, dipping into correction territory as the broader markets slumped.
This way, you'll have enough money to cover those unexpected or variable expenses without dipping into your savings.
I escape the constant horns and crowds of New York by dipping into a hotel in Times Square.
And for the cast of Crazy Rich Asians, finding the right sparkler meant dipping into their personal collections.
Ride-hailing apps are helping riders get to the doctor's office — and dipping into the lucrative healthcare market.
Dow futures rose more than 100 points overnight following the debate before dipping into negative territory Tuesday morning.
The Nikkei edged up 2336.72 percent to 0.33,20.3 in choppy midmorning trade after earlier dipping into negative territory.
Newbies just dipping into the market, however, will take the easiest route to start experimenting with new tokens.
The federal government had to start dipping into the $22013 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
Budgeting early on can prevent dipping into emergency savings or going into debt to handle these added expenses.
Dipping into these wildfire prevention funds only makes future wildfires worse, a vicious cycle we're determined to solve.
She pushes her vocal range here, too, dipping into bass and then reaching up at a moment's notice.
If you need cash, try to tap into other sources before dipping into your 401(k) or IRA.
On foot, the runner ($95) made my foot look pouty, as if it were dipping into the floor.
So don't even think about dipping into your vacation fund in order to replace that battered old suitcase.
If he's not dipping into his own cheese, he's going to be a little less fat than thin.
"We'll be dipping into our savings to cover my loss of wages during the strike," Webster Guiney said.
But with temperatures dipping into the 20s through Saturday, we're running about 1 to 20 degrees below normal.
The economy is starting to slow but it's not coming anywhere close to potentially dipping into a recession.
Some analysts believe the move to the downside, with the S&P dipping into correction territory, could be overdone.
Apple fell 2.8 percent and briefly traded 20 percent below its all-time high, dipping into a bear market.
The S&P 500 fell sharply last month, briefly dipping into bear-market territory, before a rip-roaring rally.
Spread the margarine over the toast evenly and cut each into 3 long slices for dipping into the yolk.
There he played through ​Acid Rap, ​occasionally dipping into ​Coloring Book ​as though it was an obscure new project.
Mr. Trump still claims that he really is dipping into his own fortune to pay for his television ads.
The federal government will have to start dipping into the $22040 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
As the term suggests, penumbral eclipses involve the moon dipping into the penumbra (but steering clear of the umbra).
We have eight years of the Medicare trust fund left while the federal government is dipping into its reserves.
While I'm trying to eat, a guy next to me starts dipping into his extensive repertoire of drunken chants.
Providers will also be barred from double-dipping into the fund for any expenses that will be repaid elsewhere.
Card's writing is inventive and captivating, dipping into different narrative styles and playing with magical realism and folklore. —A.
International benchmark Brent crude gained 28.59 cents to settle at $22016 per barrel, after briefly dipping into negative territory.
He has also begun dipping into 2020 races, recently hosting a fundraiser for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.).
But Ferrara was enamored of the chase, dipping into his bag of tricks often to keep the dream alive.
Ms. Gizetdinova glides between Russian and English when she speaks, dipping into her native tongue to express her emotions.
If the temperatures hadn't been dipping into the 30s, it would have been a great place to hunker down.
"And then we've got Le Pen, next to me, Le Pen, dipping into the public purse," Mr. Poutou said.
Meisel and her mother's other expenses by dipping into a nest egg of about $203,000 that her father left.
Still, that means shouldering a significant financial burden, and likely dipping into her savings to cover the rising costs.
But is there any way for Mexico to fund a border wall without officials there dipping into their country's coffers?
Does there seem to be a larger focus on dipping into the past now versus different years in your opinion?
Also, start out small when dipping into the market and "make sure you are buying things you understand," said Cheng.
N225 ended 1.2 percent higher at 22,555.43 after dipping into negative territory earlier in the day, while the broader Topix .
The 115 wells in Aliso Canyon can be imagined as long straws dipping into a vast subterranean sea of methane.
The main difference between the House's budget and the Senate's was that Zerwas proposed dipping into the Rainy Day Fund.
"Otherwise, there will be a strong likelihood you will end up dipping into the retirement savings to pay off debt."
But for those who do find a way of dipping into the nation's drug supplies, help needs to be provided.
It is dipping into the Alaska Permanent Fund — the state's oil wealth — which is supposed to belong to its citizens.
The school covered its annual losses by dipping into its endowment, which stood at about $2.1 million before the move.
The school covered its annual losses by dipping into its endowment, which stood at about $2.1 million before the move.
Teachers are dipping into their threadbare pockets for money to pay for pencils and crayons and paper for their students.
With the investment, the Trump campaign is dipping into a deep war chest it has amassed over the last year.
If you're just interested in dipping into the world for Halloween, there are ways to do it on a budget.
Many will find themselves dipping into their own savings to repair the initial damage before the flood insurance payments come through.
Holland picks pristine 18th/19th-century frames, extracting the centerpiece artwork, and then dipping into the creative process of digital renderings.
With 22 months left in the experiment, the crew began dipping into their emergency food supplies to supplement their meager diet.
But with the limitations we're working with now, how can you create a convincing presence without dipping into the uncanny valley?
With 33 months left in the experiment, the crew began dipping into their emergency food supplies to supplement their meager diet.
U.S. stocks pared their initial gains on the ISM data, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly dipping into negative territory.
The newspaper had operated at a loss for seven years and was dipping into its "rainy day" fund, the editors said.
Iceland may have been considered a nanny state, but the nanny was dipping into the sherry bottle hidden in the pantry.
You should also be able to pay out-of-pocket for health-care expenses rather than dipping into the HSA funds.
But twice she was laid off from salaried, full-time jobs, and couldn't keep afloat without dipping into her retirement account.
Despite dipping into ABBA's lesser-known catalog, the film did even better than its predecessor, which made $27.7 million in 2008.
Warm up by dipping into one of these books — set in blazing hot summers, during heat waves, even in the desert.
After the move, markets began fluctuating, dipping into and out of negative territory, amid fears of a virus-related global slowdown.
Almost half of Americans can handle a $1,22019 emergency, such as a medical bill or car repair, by dipping into savings.
It helps people put off dipping into retirement accounts and may even allow some to continue contributing to their retirement savings.
Runners crossed the Verranzzano-Narrows Bridge and ran through Brooklyn and Queens before dipping into Manhattan en route to the Bronx.
So to pay for the measures, states are mostly shifting money away from other projects, dipping into reserves or contemplating borrowing.
With temperatures dipping into the teens and negatives for much of the country this week, many Americans may find themselves hibernating inside.
As we are dipping into "winter" here in Los Angeles, everyone is freaking out that we need hand sanitizer and Emergen-C.
Scorsese follows the Stones through a long show that covers most of their hits, while also dipping into the band's illustrious past.
The company now is dipping into percussion—it's newest product, announced today, is a drum machine called the Drummer From Another Mother.
On Yawa, Cole bogarted the fish, and now at the merge, just as alliances were solidifying, he was dipping into the condiments.
Vice President, there's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor.
" The analysts said, "A number of companies in some markets [are] either dipping into cash reserves or borrowing to fund pay-outs.
The federal government started dipping into its Social Security savings account in 2018 to help pay retirement benefits to millions of Americans.
It's even more likely we'll see Netflix and other traditional entertainment companies dipping into the well of online-video talent more frequently.
The Washington Post: Park service takes "extraordinary step" of dipping into entrance fees to bolster operations at popular sites during funding lapse.
Lastly, some housekeeping: In porn, fingers, toys, and penises are shown dipping into one hole and then into another, then back again.
There are still weeks when money is tighter than I would like, and I think about dipping into the wedding-guest fund.
The show's treatment of Josh's sexual adventures, like its treatment of mental illness, is idiosyncratic and unsentimental, romantic without dipping into formula.
"There's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," he said.
Also dipping into prequels allows studios to kill off characters without ever killing off the precious branding that went into that character.
When she was a girl, her father discovered that their pastor was dipping into church funds and reported it to the congregation.
The federal government barely avoided dipping into its savings accounts last year to help pay Social Security benefits to millions of Americans.
Rather than dipping into your emergency fund, though, financial experts advise creating what's known as a "sinking fund" to underwrite the costs.
Vice President, there is a saying in my community: 'You're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor.
Hordes of tourists visit the Italian seaside with dreams of dipping into cobalt-blue waters and sunbathing for hours under glorious skies.
Hamilton Beach's Big Mouth Plus juice extractor lets you try this new method of healthy eating without dipping into your grocery money.
Ultimately, the Supreme Court will shape those issues too -- all the more reason for Democrats to consider dipping into the conservative playbook.
Emptying that pot, or even dipping into it more than usual, in the weeks and months before your divorce could be detrimental.
A polar vortex is dipping into parts of the U.S. this week, causing temperatures to plummet to single digits in many states.
"We'll be dipping into our savings to cover my loss of wages during the strike," said special education teacher Alex Webster Guiney.
When completed, their faces will be partly submerged, their mouths dipping into the Missouri River, with the natural landscape flowing around them.
But if banks get involved in tracking and reporting social media scams, they can prevent the scammers from ever dipping into customers' accounts.
The plan would include replacing 236 F-15C and D models by dipping into the Air Force's inventory of nearly 1,200 F-16s.
The Nasdaq Composite fell 83 percent and closed at 28,25, briefly dipping into bear market territory amid big losses in Amazon and Apple.
Dipping into Mexican and Caribbean styles, she brought layers of camp probably best understood in Mexico, but her nutty flamboyance came through clearly.
"Therefore, he has to start dipping into his buyout money — which is not enough for him to retire at this age," he added.
Soon, the scene shifts to her being seated on a throne-like chair, Serena Williams dipping into her best twerk offering close by.
The two were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
The federal government will start dipping into its Social Security savings account this year to help pay retirement benefits to millions of Americans.
Other strategies for coping include using futures and options for hedging, or dipping into profit from earlier times to survive the rough patches.
If July PMIs show the composite gauge dipping into contraction territory, it would confirm that economies are indeed in need of policy stimulus.
Amidst a blush-tinged sea, an amorphous liquid shape floats above the water, evolving into endless variations and occasionally dipping into the ocean.
But, my savings account had just $80 in it when I started working with Malani, and I was dipping into it between paychecks.
The Nikkei share average gained 21 percent to end the day at 2698.37,362.55 after briefly dipping into negative territory early in the session.
Predicted to run out of money in 2034, it is going to start dipping into reserves for the first time ever this year.
Dipping into his winsome falsetto for the song's chorus, Casablancas sounds like he's actually having fun here, trying out new cadences and inflections.
You could try dipping into some other cutting-edge pop culture references, like an Austin Powers bit or a good Forrest Gump quote.
With temperatures often dipping into the 40s in their winter, our summer time, it should be on every cold-weather lover's bucket list.
Is this just about opportunistic politicians dipping into state coffers so they can be photographed cutting the ribbon at a spanking new factory?
MOCA has had a rocky financial history over the past two decades, at times dipping into its endowment to cover its operating budget.
Next July, NASA plans to launch the Parker Solar Probe, a spacecraft that will probe the plasma puzzle by dipping into the corona.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed 14.31 points higher at 21,858.32 after briefly dipping into negatively territory, with Apple contributing the most gains.
On Wednesday, the government started dipping into its emergency fuel reserves, using up three of the country's 2000 days of strategic gas reserves.
On Wednesday, the government started dipping into its emergency fuel reserves, using up three of the country's 115 days of strategic gas reserves.
The drop shows his campaign spending so far has already been funded in part by dipping into savings, rather than solely from his income.
Schumer and Hanisch were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was up 29.27 points, or 0.19 percent, at 15,509.40 shortly after dipping into negative territory.
It stops at new parents, including adoptive ones, and would be paid for by dipping into your Social Security benefits — two heavily criticized features.
There's this production, sweeter than dipping into a pot of honey—kind of like the Neptunes, but with murky, purple, almost swamp-like undertones.
After dipping into negative territory on Wednesday morning, the most-active May futures contract closed up 0.5 percent at 1,602 yuan ($232.68) per tonne.
Before dipping into race science in The Bell Curve, Murray made his public reputation with a book-length attack on welfare called Losing Ground.
Booker took Biden to task over his criminal justice record, saying, "you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor."
The company looks like it is dipping into that Chinese live-streaming playbook for the rest of Asia, but it is up against competitors.
For "The Perfection," Shepard turns to Allison Williams of "Get Out" for another sinister genre tale, this one dipping into skin-crawling body horror.
To avoid the temptation of dipping into your savings, open a savings account at an online bank you don't have a checking account at.
And many Zoom users are dipping into their personal photo collections for images that can serve as virtual backgrounds, a bonus of the app.
The idea of states dipping into their own coffers to help residents pay for college has critics from both sides of the political spectrum.
For most House Democrats, not even a year removed from expensive midterm campaigns, dipping into their cash reserves this early is a risky move.
No-penalty CDs do exist, which don&apost levy a fee for dipping into your CD early, but the rates aren&apost as competitive.
Will this renewed dipping into the taxpayers' pocket convince Congress to finally get serious about finding ways to make the program more self-sufficient?
The U.S. Coast Guard tells TMZ ... the government is dipping into something called the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund to pay for the divers.
Andrew Cuomo (D) is considering dipping into state coffers to make sure residents of his state get the same financial help they currently receive.
One could reason that those on lower levels are less likely to have delivery people dipping into their goods before arrival at their door.
The book produces a certain tension in the reader, between reading the book through and dipping into the artists one is most interested in.
Orman says the partial shutdown is an "emergency situation" and federal employees in need of funds can consider dipping into their Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
All of his books sat on my desk, and few days went by without my dipping into one of them for a snippet or two.
Across the street, a man in a linen suit braved the 80-degree heat, occasionally dipping into the local meat market for sweet tea refills.
While I was listening, I kept imagining my own children, decades from now, dipping into a podcast that spelled out one of Donald Trump's kerfuffles.
If you're just dipping into this feud, I suggest you pull up a chair and read this, as we guide you through the whole thing.
Even if I stop dipping into the restaurant as much and they put someone else in charge, I'll lose control of what I'm doing there.
After briefly dipping into Taurus last year, Uranus reenters Taurus for the long haul (seven years) for the first time in close to a century!
So, why not accept the challenge and see how many must-haves you can cross off your wish list without dipping into your savings account?
During my time on the track, this DCT performed admirably, gleefully holding shifts until the right moment and rev-matching downshifts while dipping into corners.
Fortunately, there are plenty of adorable gift ideas that fit every budget, whether you're dipping into your savings or already hit the holiday-bonus jackpot.
Dipping into your 401(k) for a down payment isn't worth itWhen we hopped into home ownership, we wanted to benefit from cheaper monthly payments.
The concerns surrounding the state of the U.S. tax plan added pressure to markets overseas, with Asia closing lower and Europe dipping into the red.
The fruit is a little bit sweeter, as if you are not biting into a piece of fresh fruit but maybe dipping into some compote.
Things like your heat going out, a refrigerator breaking down, or a hot water heater failing are appropriate uses for dipping into your emergency fund.
But on Thursday, dipping into six different streamed performances over the afternoon and evening, I felt privileged to be part of this online-only audience.
It rallied for 33 straight days before dipping into the red on Wednesday, marking its longest string of positive sessions since its inception in 2004.
CEO Rami Rahim said their multicloud-sharing platforms have taken longer to materialize than the company expected, dipping into the California-based company's future income.
Weeks after receiving the Robson Down Hoody, I found myself heading out on a camping trip, when temperatures would be dipping into the high 30s.
Yet this production cut may be offset by the prospect of the global economy dipping into a recession next year, which could further dampen demand.
Shares whipsawed in afternoon trade, rising amid announcements like the Apple Watch Series 3, but dipping into the red by the end of Apple's event.
Especially when dipping into a smokier shade to darken a look, she suggests sweeping your blending brush "backwards and forwards very gently" in the eye's socket.
The euro zone showed a mixed picture of economic health today, with solid growth and falling unemployment, but consumer prices yet again dipping into deflation territory.
It's as though he just can't stop himself from dipping into old habits but doesn't really know why and isn't sure how to stick the landing.
In Siri's imagination, dipping into liquid democracy's never-ending flow will fit as naturally into the lives of the smartphone generation as checking Twitter or Instagram.
The is about 3 percent below an all-time high set in September after dipping into bear-market territory on an intraday basis back in December.
Cory Booker is dipping into his pool of financial industry donors as he looks for a fundraising edge in the early goings of the 2020 race.
J., is dipping into his pool of financial industry donors as he looks for a fundraising edge in the early goings of the 24 presidential race.
Thankfully, though, it means you'll have access to an hour of the group dipping into The Question Bucket on Friday, as everyone nurses their food hangovers.
But with the economy recently dipping into recession, authorities are unlikely to make the move, choosing to hold fire in case the emerging market turmoil worsens.
"You will likely lose more water weight than actually fat as your body uses its glycogen stores for fuel before dipping into actual fat," she says.
It also took the rare step of dipping into its strategic petroleum reserves in order to deal with the fuel shortfalls and keep the economy stable.
Opening with the gang on the town, dipping into an extra large virgin margarita, this week's episode finally offers a glimpse of the men at play.
Diversified Lending Group collapsed months after Ms. Ramirez was approached in 2008, when regulators accused Mr. Friedman of dipping into investor funds for his own gain.
I like having a savings account that doesn't offer immediate access to my funds, as it discourages me from dipping into my savings for unnecessary purchases.
That will likely change in 2020, when the federal government will need to start dipping into the $22040 trillion trust funds to keep paying out benefits.
On the video, a white Porsche sport utility vehicle can be seen dipping into the gutter lane before hitting Mr. Frazier, seemingly unaware of his presence.
Raphel proves a skilled cultural historian, dipping into newspaper archives and movie reels and private correspondence to describe how the crossword came to conquer the world.
The 20.145-year cash JGB yield inched down half a basis point to minus 210 percent, dipping into negative territory for the first time since Nov.
Democrats have also accused the GOP of dipping into a labor, health and education spending bill to provide $5 billion in new funds for the wall.
However, Friends would have never reached the level of success it did without some additional characters dipping into their crew — many of whom had very famous faces.
So they started dipping into their savings account to try and repair the home that had been in their family since her grandmother built it in 1970s.
Since those lows, the S&P 500 has rallied 334 percent in the longest stretch on record since World War II without dipping into a bear market.
Beyond the lobby lay the exam rooms, complete with ergonomic chairs, a futuristic display screen and a myriad of medical instruments dipping into Star Trek Enterprise territory.
While most designers choose to present a sanitized social media presence, filled with platitudes, peonies, and professional photography, Gabbana relishes in irreverently dipping into highly-charged topics.
By canceling such funds, the administration is draining a piggy bank that lawmakers have become accustomed to dipping into to escape budget constraints and fuel new spending.
Close to half of voters blame him specifically, which explains why his approval rating, which typically hovers in the low 40s, may be dipping into the 30s.
Listening to the album, it's immediately obvious why DJs from Leon Vynehall to Axel Boman have been dipping into the release with alarming regularity in recent weeks.
That is a situation where the financial product sold are not guaranteed, but banks almost always compensate investors for principal losses by dipping into their own capital.
Federal election law requires contributions and expenditures for a campaign to be promptly disclosed, and prohibits a candidate from dipping into campaign funds to cover personal expenses.
The final image — Mr. Poitrenaux dipping into his oversize cash box and emerging covered in gold glitter — is striking, yet this "Miser" takes detours to get there.
Going beyond all those steps and dipping into one of the riskiest parts of the capital markets would have seen like fantasy only a few months ago.
He said he hoped that officials could quickly add units by dipping into a growing supply of ventilators, the machines that some coronavirus patients need to breathe.
A Fort Worth native, Kelly Clarkson started her career in full-throated pop-rock before dipping into country music in duets with Reba McEntire and Jason Aldean.
At a time when many ensembles are dipping into their endowments to keep afloat, Los Angeles's strong fund-raising has helped it quintuple its endowment this century.
But instead of waiting for the system to change -- and it has, kinda -- Lopez created her own system, dipping into producing her own film and television content.
Though slight as a sylph, she says she doesn't exercise, beyond dipping into the pool with her kids and vaguely intending to someday jump on a treadmill.
Bloomberg, a late entry to the race, has pledged not to take any donations and to finance his campaign by dipping into his estimated $60 billion fortune.
"There's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker said, drawing laughs from the crowd.
Facebook had its worst day as a public company on Thursday, dipping into negative territory for the year, with shares dropping 19 percent to $176.26 per share.
Tesla stock ended its worst weekly run in about a year and a half, dropping over 2290 percent this week and briefly dipping into a bear market.
Markets around the globe have been under pressure this week, with stocks in Asia dipping into negative territory overnight after Wall Street finished Tuesday's session deep in red.
Volatility on Wall Street has led shares across the globe on a wild ride in recent months, resulting in a number of stock markets dipping into bear territory.
Apple wanted Goldman to approve as many as 100 million-plus U.S. iPhone users and the bank is dipping into subprime lending with the card, CNBC previously reported.
But there are other ways to engage young people in the electoral system without dipping into the same trough that they use to find their next warm body.
What's more, Selina dipping into the post-retirement world of lobbying and trying to stay relevant could, in theory, easily share DNA with Veep's studies in hapless vanity.
In the surveillance footage captured at Crazy Bruce's Discount Liquor in Bristol, the small bear is seen walking along the street before dipping into the liquor store vestibule.
The bill has started to mount, with the U.S. government dipping into its coffers to find $12 billion to aid farmers who have been hit by Chinese retaliation.
Creating a separate fund for your down payment can help you avoid the temptation of dipping into it for things like vacations, car repairs or credit card bills.
He thinks nothing of leaning against a trash can as if it were a piece of furniture, or dipping into one to scoop up a half-eaten burger.
The contentious battle to get Talking Stick Resort Arena renovated has led to Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver dipping into the leverage file and issuing a few threats.
The vocals provide illumination and exhortation, tripping airily above the muck, dipping into a frustrated yowl, and lowering into a serrated snarl when the moment calls for it.
Senior health and budget officials had previously dismissed dipping into the funding pool reserved for the Ebola virus to fight Zika, instead pushing Congress to approve new funding.
With an ever-changing global health situation and the simultaneous economic strain, many people with an emergency fund might find themselves dipping into it for the first time.
In some cases, European producers will be forced to foot the bill, most likely by dipping into their profits or forgoing spending on new hires and other expenses.
It aired Bret Baier's "Special Report" and Martha MacCallum's "The Story" as usual, with the hosts occasionally dipping into the Senate chambers for a look at the proceedings.
Others have come to the governor's defense, pointing out that he has made clear that he and other state officials support dipping into the fund for Harvey recovery.
Hunter, who represents the northeastern San Diego area, had previously denied dipping into campaign funds to pay for personal expenses, including video games, an Italian vacation and groceries.
The original House bill would have blocked Trump from dipping into Pentagon funds for the wall after he tapped $85033 billion from the department for his signature project.
At the risk of dipping into an extremely charged debate and sensitive political topic (I've added the "Opinion" tag just in case), the status quo does no such thing.
If Trump would listen to nothing else, he would listen to the plurality that voted against him, and to the polls that showed him dipping into historically unpopular territory.
When NASA's Cassini spacecraft made its closest-ever approach to Saturn — dipping into the never-before-explored space between the rings and the planet — it had its camera on.
That's according to updated data from MIT's living wage calculator, which determines the minimum amount necessary to meet basic needs without dipping into poverty or relying on outside help.
So if you don't feel like dipping into your top-shelf bottles, make yourself a MUNCHIES Punch—because what the hell, you deserve to enjoy a cheap treat today.
Pence gave the speech at a conservative think tank in D.C., dipping into a range of anti-Beijing sentiments, from intellectual property concerns to tariffs and the trade war.
Beijing appears to have again started dipping into its massive war chest of foreign currencies in recent months to slow the yuan's declines, according to research firm Capital Economics.
So if they move funds into something the federal government isn't covering, then something else is cut at the state level or they're actually dipping into rainy day funds.
Nier: Automata, which I've also been dipping into, uses its dodge button, R19873 on PS4, to pick up pace outside of combat, and that complements X for jumping perfectly.
I think this works because Spike Lee has always been great at dipping into genre filmmaking when he's so inclined (see 2006's Inside Man for a terrific example).
The judge barred the administration from dipping into the nearly $90 million allocated for the project, but didn't halt the use of military construction funds for the wall altogether.
In a powerful, at times desperate, briefing on Tuesday morning, Cuomo lashed the federal government for not dipping into its reserves to help with his shortfall of 30,000 ventilators.
It couldn't be just for show — they had to be able to lift the cart's lids and reveal mantou (steamed buns) for dipping into condensed milk, matcha and caramel.
By dipping into the institute's gene banks, Dr Campbell thinks it may find some long-forgotten fruits and vegetables that would thrive in the security of a vertical farm.
Mr. Trump, meanwhile, has won the right to continue dipping into the funds while the government appeals the adverse rulings — and has built 101 miles of new border wall.
"The President of the United States is incapable of addressing Jewish audiences without dipping into the deep well of anti-Semitic tropes that shape his worldview," it tweeted Sunday.
" Dipping into Pentagon funding for the wall, he added, has not "threatened national security yet, but if we keep taking and taking it could affect it down the road.
While Facebook feels comfortable with the integrity of its data sourcing within the first two categories, it feels less settled about dipping into these aggregate pools of third party data.
You'll learn how to define project scopes and compose model evaluations before dipping into the R programming language and Excel, two of the most important data-crunching tools on earth.
If you do owe the tax man, figuring that out early gives you you time to put together a plan to pay, whether that's dipping into savings or side hustling.
Since 2007, he's issued a string of barely categorizable recordings, dipping into deep wells of drippy ambience, scribbly psych jams, and glittery prog-pop songwriting of the Eno-esque tradition.
Ahead of a possible 2100 bid of his own, the billionaire and former mayor of New York City is dipping into his fortune to target President Trump with digital ads.
At the Pentagon: Declaring a national emergency would likely mean dipping into Pentagon coffers, since U.S. law says it is military construction funding that can be used in the emergency.
It's interesting to note that, aside from Superman's memory crystals, science fiction didn't really start dipping into the memory crystal game until objects like floppy disks entered the public consciousness.
The bigger picture: Fintechs are increasingly dipping into new segments of the financial services industry, and smaller players would be wise to seek out partnerships to offer users similar features.
Using a technique called anamorphic painting, Peeta paints illusions of depth and space on two-dimensional surfaces, making it look like the designs are sticking out and dipping into them.
I know we are all products of our own past and that fashion is built on dipping into and out of that netherworld, appropriating a style here, a silhouette there.
Similarly, while this series sounds like a cooking show, there's no food; she instead offers a feast of bite-size sketches, dipping into animation, music videos, scripted shorts and mockumentaries.
The Ghost Train Orchestra, a midsize ensemble, explores the music of that period, dipping into both the Dixieland and swing-era songbooks, and offering some nostalgic compositions of its own.
Unless you're dipping into a Roth IRA, the money will still be taxed at the person's ordinary income rate, says John Petrides, a wealth management expert with Tocqueville Asset Management.
As of Friday morning, the storm appeared to be hovering in the mid 960s, with a shot at pressure readings dipping into the upper 950-millibar range during the evening.
A day after plummeting 1,600 points, the Dow Jones industrial average opened lower, plunging as much as 567 points and dipping into correction territory before quickly swinging 367 points higher.
The benefit may help to maintain paying everyday expenses without going into debt, missing payments or dipping into retirement savings (on which taxes will be, and penalties may be, assessed).
This month, the company put in place a "menstrual leave policy," allowing women to take a paid day off during their period without dipping into sick days or vacation time.
On a Sunday morning, while the average bloke is dipping into his soft-boiled egg, two groups of young men are in a railway station giving each other a beating.
Since the Lehman game, Brooklyn has lost to the College of Staten Island by a single point and to York College in two overtimes, dipping into third place in the conference.
The currency largely overlooked a downbeat survey of purchasing managers in the services sector, with the headline reading for March dipping into contraction territory to its lowest level since July 2016.
The shed 1.58 percent to end the trading day at 0.33,467.41 while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.6 percent and closed at 6,296.357 after dipping into bear market territory during the session.
Cortical thickness refers to the actual height of this outer layer of tissue, while cortical surface area measures the total stretch of topmost tissue by dipping into each and every fold.
But few Americans can afford to be that generous without dipping into a savings account or racking up some debt, which will come back to bite you in the new year.
It keeps you from dipping into savings you've mentally, but not technically, attributed to one goal for another (like "accidentally" using your emergency savings for a mid-winter trip to Barbados).
When they couldn't get them removed, they ended up paying out of pocket, or sometimes dipping into the funds they had raised for charity, five of the men told BuzzFeed News.
"They're sailing within 13, 14, 15 miles, without dipping into the 12-mile limit, and the Chinese have definitely noticed," said one U.S. official who was not authorized to speak publicly.
After dipping into my family's savings to pay for my increased social spending, I realized I needed to find a balance between living in the moment and planning for the future.
Coupled with having my checking account at a different bank, those "limitations" not only kept me from dipping into my savings too often, but helped me double my balance last year.
On a recent Tuesday morning, residents, tourists and students were dipping into the many national chain retailers, from Abercrombie & Fitch (1208 Wisconsin Avenue NW) to Urban Outfitters (3111 M Street NW).
Mr. Couzinet-Jacques has mostly stayed in motels and a rented house (the schoolhouse doesn't have working plumbing), and he blew through his prize money long ago, dipping into personal funds.
The Minnesota Twins are finding ways to create excitement following an 0-9 start, posting consecutive walk-off wins and dipping into the minors to call up their prized pitching prospect.
Plus, the fact that the movie's title is a nod to Bill Paxton in Aliens shows what kind of 80s action terrain Devine, Holm, and Anderson are dipping into for inspiration.
Instead of taxing "the rich" — those creating jobs and fueling the economy — to solve the opioid problem, we should be dipping into the deep pockets of the companies that caused it.
Still, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods estimates 11 banks will get approval to dispense more than 100 percent of profits — a significant landmark for the businesses to begin dipping into their cash stockpiles.
The restaurant industry is dipping into emergency funds to pay the wages of bartenders and servers stuck in coronavirus limbo — but they'll need a bigger safety net to weather the pandemic
Of course, Trump can rarely resist dipping into his usual bag of tricks and during Sunday's briefing he berated reporters from CNN and PBS for asking questions that he didn't like.
It wasn't until a July New York Times article returned the spotlight to DoorDash's practice of dipping into the tip jar that the company finally announced it would change its policies.
With wage growth remaining stubbornly sluggish despite the labor market being near full employment, Americans have been dipping into their savings to fund spending, a trend that economists say is unsustainable.
However, after dipping into the issue a little bit, we've learned CTE is becoming a HUGE issue in the rugby world, with very strict rules being implemented to protect the players.
Weidmann, one of the ECB's top hawks, also argued that even with inflation dipping into negative territory recently, he does not see the risk of sustained deflation, or fall in prices.
This is not the first time the LHC has been shut down at the hands of an animal kingdom dead set on keeping us from dipping into the infinite well of understanding.
The major stock indexes snapped multiday losing steaks Thursday as J. P. Morgan Chase led banks higher and iPhone maker Apple rebounded after dipping into bear market territory earlier in the week.
The guys continue their exploratory waltz through music history on Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, this time dipping into the ELO and Supertramp playbook to make some gorgeous (and some meandering) pop hits.
And thanks to our usual fast-fashion haunts, it's easier than ever to tackle all the must-have trends, from trendy plaid blazers to midi dresses, without dipping into our savings account.
I lost myself, I lost my sense of discipline, which my dad taught me so well, and I just became someone – more and more I was just dipping into that dark place.
He said the government would also "progressively abolish" a controversial provision concerning retirement funds that has allowed companies to offset severance and long-service payouts by dipping into individual mandatory provident funds.
For the past few seasons, the brand has ridden an internet-friendly nostalgia wave, double-dipping into their archives and reproducing some vintage looks in full and putting modern spins on others.
Kitchen appliances can really run up the bill, so it's best to find something that can kill a few birds with one stone so you're not constantly dipping into your savings account.
But as the band has endured since forming in 2001, their music has evolved, dipping into a mix of post-metal, sludge metal, and post-rock, to create something truly their own.
The latest two-part episode reflects how the show, set several years prior to the original movie, has gradually run out of real estate, while dipping into other parts of the franchise.
"There's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker responded, in probably his most biting line of the whole debate.
But it was not enough to persuade an electorate who have grown disenchanted with Erdogan as a result of rising inflation and unemployment as a result of the economy dipping into recession.
With some 15 years as a basketball star, Mr. Stoudemire has stepped out as an entrepreneur, dipping into the art and fashion worlds, opening a winery and publishing a series of books.
It was last at that level in May 2008, and stirred up speculation that the People's Bank of China could step in to stem its decline by dipping into the offshore market.
Hunter, who represents the northeastern San Diego area, had previously denied dipping into campaign funds to pay for a slew of personal expenses, including video games, an Italian vacation, groceries and bedding.
It's become common, especially since the 2016 election, to lament that TV doesn't spend a lot of time dipping into the world of red state America, or of low-paid blue-collar workers.
Kobe Bryant's quest to take over the non-basketball world continues ... this time the Oscar-winner (still feels weird) is dipping into J.K. Rowling's pond ... releasing a new series of young adult novels.
Delaney helps people find ways to bridge the gap between the end of a paying career and the start of Social Security benefits, such as dipping into a 401(k) or accumulated savings.
But it seems to have shaken off many of its troubles by cutting costs, lifting deliveries to record levels and dipping into a pool of money it had been required to set aside.
From dipping into retirement plan savings to frivolous spending and being too much of an easy touch, here's a look at some of Americans' biggest financial fouls they wish they could do over.
When the movie does swing back to Simone, occasionally dipping into flashbacks that entirely gloss over her combative marriage and strained relationship with her daughter, it's usually to gawk at her operatic behavior.
To help you combat your new lack of daylight ... soak up a daily dose of Vitamin D by dipping into these sun-soaked shots of unsinkable stars floating through life in open waters.
It's best not to mingle off-limits-until-needed money with your everyday spending cash, because it requires constant discipline to keep from dipping into it for all those "just this once" purchases.
Some banks are looking to return more than 100 percent of profits this year — an important landmark that will show that financial institutions are confident enough to start dipping into their cash stockpiles.
"As they say in my neighborhood, you're dipping into the Kool Aid and you don't even know the flavor," he told Biden with a smile, as the audience cheered his colloquial put down.
Unsurprisingly, two-thirds of residents are struggling financially, working multiple jobs to make ends meet, living with relatives in multigenerational households (some of which is also based on tradition), and dipping into savings.
The central bank's return to the spot market, dipping into some $360 billion of international reserves, comes amid surging market volatility, which has been linked with recent escalations in the central bank's interventions.
After dipping into her savings to contribute $1,000 towards her debt right of the bat, Bowling calculated how much she would owe each month in order to be debt free in 90 days.
The Quran is more ecumenical, dipping into the rich mélange of Middle Eastern traditions contained in the apocryphal and "gnostic" gospels and still very much alive in the popular lore of Eastern Christianity.
Bird announced its foray into Paris, followed by a launch in Tel Aviv in the coming weeks, suggesting the company is dipping into its venture capital funding to stake out a global footprint.
But while dipping into your retirement savings may help you put down a bigger down payment and lower your mortgage rate, it also may mean those savings could experience a long-term setback.
You hear a lot about small town life in country music, but this is a record that really embraces the quirks of small-town life without dipping into stereotypes or bemoaning its shortcomings.
Kate Mara in Valentino and Dior Kate Mara, who is typically drawn to muted tones like black, white and blush, says that she's going to try dipping into more of the rainbow this spring.
First, it's based on a $29 billion endowment, with the government only able to spend the previous year's investment income to pay for the needy's medical bills; dipping into the endowment itself is forbidden.
Neutro Shorty featuring Jon Z. - Cooking Up Occasionally dipping into English, the Venezuelan spitter comes through with two solid verses of trapaholic braggadocio, his esteemed Puerto Rican guest killing it on the final third.
Then again, that might not seem like all that much money to someone who owns over a third of the Nirvana singer's estate — which, according to the divorce documents, she won't be dipping into.
The proposals include prohibiting issuers from dipping into their own capital to compensate investors for losses — closing a loophole thought to have encouraged risky lending behavior and the growth of the shadow banking business.
And on the whole, his songs are dreamlike and entrancing, from the soothing lullaby "Idk" to the deeply inspiring "Life Goes On." Dipping into his pseudo-falsetto, he recalls the woodlands specter Bon Iver.
"Our focus and future is in Android smart phones," HMD Chief Executive Arto Nummela said in an interview with Reuters - while refusing to rule out dipping into Nokia's back catalog of popular feature phones.
The internet giant is showing how it can evolve beyond its e-commerce roots by dipping into digital media and entertainment, cross-border e-commerce and even digital marketing, representing additional sources of revenue.
Oil prices edged higher to settle in the green on Monday, after a volatile session that saw prices spike 2% in early trading, before dipping into negative territory, and then finally settling little changed.
New England on Monday confronted one of the heaviest snowfalls of the season, with forecasts predicting as much as 18 inches in parts of Massachusetts, along with sharp winds and temperatures dipping into the 20s.
Guston's late works exude a sense of fecundity, of dipping into a well that would never run dry; similarly, it is easy to imagine Mouton reconfiguring this particular formal vocabulary indefinitely, if she so chooses.
One independent North Korea expert told Reuters that it either shows the facility dipping into "standby mode" or the North Koreans' idea of a joke as they're aware of the constant surveillance of the facility.
But Sony has been dipping into live sports 4K streaming, including a trial with Univision Deportes, Samsung added 4K MLB content for DirecTV customers through AT&T, and the NFL has expanded its streaming services.
It's thanks to a series of measures that included substantially cutting costs, lifting deliveries to record levels and dipping into a pool of money that it had been required to set aside, Mr. Boudette notes.
AstraZeneca is dipping into its own stores for the first big source of data: 500,000 patients have participated in its clinical trials, and their biological materials will furnish the first quarter of the goal amount.
In fact, this scientist did not want their name used because they're concerned it could damage their future career prospects in federal agencies — even as they anticipate dipping into savings to pay rent next month.
On right: a destabilized polar vortex dipping into the U.S. This fickle weather occurs in the lowest part of the atmosphere, the troposphere, which spans from sea level to about six miles above the surface.
"Based on what we observed today, the chat during Twitch's broadcast of the Republican National Convention has been overwhelmingly clean-spirited and cheeky, without dipping into more contentious territory," product marketing manager Brian Petrocelli said.
Prophets of Rage have released two new singles since reforming—"Prophets of Rage" and "Make America Rage Again"—and they'll release more in time, but for now, they're playing the classics, dipping into their canons.
"I've got to keep paying my mortgage somehow," said Ms. Northcott, who employs three full-time and five part-time cleaners and administrators and has started dipping into her retirement savings to pay the bills.
Many workers were already living paycheck to paycheck before the shutdown and are now scrambling to make up the missing income by dipping into savings, swiping credit cards, crowdfunding, and in some cases, visiting food banks.
Jaguar wasn't coy about its competitors — it knows that both the Tesla Model X and S and the upcoming Mercedes EQC and Audi e-tron electric options are dipping into the pool of early electric adopters.
Or, to put it another way: Can you make your subjects look grotesque and funny without dipping into condescension or arrogance, like John Currin and George Condo, both full-fledged members of the "beautiful people" set?
It's likely, too, that many were keeping up with emails at the same time, maybe getting a head start on a spreadsheet, or perhaps dipping into Slack or Yammer to see what coworkers were talking about.
Besides dipping into the details of Geralt's abs, they've remodeled his nose to make it smoother ("because why not"), changed his eyes to the color silver ("as requested"), and swapped Wolfen armor from white to red.
After previously dipping into his own bank account to try and save his restaurant group, it was announced on Tuesday that celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's UK restaurants had gone into administration, a form of bankruptcy protection.
These programs give companies the benefit of dipping into new talent pools without having to convince potential hires to move to China (and also potentially luring them away from rivals like Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple).
The executive European Commission wants to simplify "withholding tax" on stocks and bonds bought in one member state by an investor from another, dipping into a sensitive policy area that may raise hackles in finance ministries.
"People are dipping into the Triple Cs again," said a second banker, who argued that deals for companies in cyclical sectors or those perceived as turnaround stories would clear this market albeit at a "premium price".
Imperial said it would begin small-scale trials of products that heat, rather than burn, tobacco, dipping into a market where its larger rivals British American Tobacco, Philip Morris International and Japan Tobacco International already play.
Beyond dipping into the arena of petty political squabbles to establish dominance, Trump's actions toward Pelosi establish a double standard for Democrats and Republicans on who is allowed trips abroad in the midst of the shutdown.
"There's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker said to Biden, when the former vice president criticized his tenure as mayor of Newark.
The administration on Tuesday unveiled the largest emergency farm aid package since 1998, dipping into a Great Depression-era program that will pay up to $12 billion starting in September to help U.S. farmers weather losses.
Bloomberg, a late entry to the Democratic competition to take on Republican President Donald Trump in November, has pledged not to take any donations and finance his campaign by dipping into his estimated $60 billion fortune.
A sunset over the water from 2008 is one of several seascapes that, though never dipping into sentiment, feel immaterial and lackluster, and badly need the ballast that houses and cabins provide to her best pictures.
More than 25 readers commented and dozens offered their own vision of what sort of evidence made a convincing case for their viewpoint, with some dipping into their knowledge of casting of metallurgy and of history.
In November, with temperatures dipping into the forties, the cockatoo committee called Birdcamp, an avian specialty store in midtown, which put them in touch with Steve Carpenter, the owner of a female Goffin's cockatoo named Gracie.
"Swallow" (2013), a larger canvas with globs of pigment perched casually on its frame, includes a trompe l'oeil sheet of paper painted with a diaristic poem that ends with a swallow dipping into the Delaware River.
Dipping into Tribeca's Technicolor world of slapstick for a quick shot of absurdism can be a whole lot of fun, but being enveloped by it just feels like you're drowning in a comedian's wacky fever dream.
ACAPULCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico's finance ministry is exploring possibilities to reduce the costly refinancing of ailing state oil company Pemex's debt this year, including dipping into a budget stabilization fund, Finance Minister Carlos Urzua said on Friday.
I want to be dominated — by an older man — but in the past couple of years, I've had no choice but to start dipping into younger guys just because that's what the Lord keeps putting before me.
Still, the central bank does not rule out dipping into deflation in monthly terms in August and September, and it expects annual inflation to read between 3.0 and 4.0 percent by the end of 2018, Nabiullina said.
Granville notes this year's planned budget deficit of 23 percent of annual economic output hinges on $275-a-barrel oil, a gap the government had hoped to fill by borrowing and dipping into the national reserve fund.
For example, over the past five years, pet traders in Iran have been dipping into rivers in the Zagros Mountains to catch the Luristan newt, also known as the Kaiser's spotted newt, which sells online for $150.
Superficially dipping into a neighboring field is dangerous in part because the results almost always reinforce the writer's preconceptions and lead to stories that, while perhaps popular and satisfying to read, are too good to be true.
The supply pact sets production limits for participating OPEC and non-OPEC states but puts no restrictions on export levels, so some producers have been able to keep exports relatively high by dipping into their stored reserves.
Constantly dipping into a stream of information like Twitter can raise our stress hormones and anxiety levels, which is not something you want to be doing on an hourly basis just to keep up with the news.
I worked primarily for VIPKID teaching English online to Chinese children, and after a few months I was making $1,500 a month working 20 hours a week, enough to keep me going without dipping into my savings.
He suggests dipping into an individual retirement account or a 401(k) account if necessary — or even borrowing money against your home to cover your expenses for a few years — to get that larger Social Security payout.
Earlier on Monday, the U.S. Federal Reserve said it was tweaking its rules to make it easier for banks to keep lending by reducing the restrictions they would face when dipping into one of their capital buffers.
Earlier on Monday, the U.S. Federal Reserve said it was tweaking its rules to make it easier for banks to keep lending by reducing the restrictions they would face when dipping into one of their capital buffers.
I had friends opening up credit cards on a weekly basis and maxing them out monthly, dipping into their retirement savings at age 21, and borrowing money from family members with no plans to pay them back.
She was again arresting on Tuesday, especially in the way she found different vocal colorings, sometimes dipping into the earthy depths of her voice, to convey the shifting moods of Tosca: fiery and fiercely jealous, yet vulnerable.
They've made foods that are as close as possible to meat in taste and texture — to the extent that for some longtime vegetarians and vegans, the food has no appeal, dipping into a sort of uncanny valley.
Gas shipments should continue uninterrupted from trade houses after Egypt promised to repay LNG debts by dipping into multi-billion dollar cash infusions by the World Bank, China and other institutions expected in coming months, the sources said.
Join Adam—and usual co-hosts Danielle, Austin, and Natalie—for a more freeform Friday podcast that tackles such questions as finding work-life balance among many tiring projects, asking "why, Nintendo?" and dipping into "true" Monopoly rules.
It's the debating, comparing, and evaluating of what you want and what you think will make others happy, which is made all the sweeter if you can make it to New Years' Eve without dipping into the red.
Over time, we will probably see more fintechs dipping into incumbents' market share, likely increasing competition in the region and forcing incumbents to revamp their own offerings to remain relevant in an attempt to defend their market share.
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland raised 2 billion euros from the sale of its 11-year green bond on Thursday, dipping into an increasingly popular market for the second time at a yield well below its debut a year ago.
Mr. Antonoff borrows liberally from his touchstones, dipping into different decades — from the Zombies to Electric Light Orchestra to Fine Young Cannibals — for a collage of parts that sound, by design, straight out of a John Hughes film.
" The speech was condemned by left-leaning Jewish organizations, with the advocacy group J Street tweeting that Trump was "incapable of addressing Jewish audiences without dipping into the deep well of anti-Semitic tropes that shape his worldview.
The narrative is told and retold in cycles, touching upon heartbreaking elements of alcoholism, poverty, and domestic abuse and dipping into stories of McLeod's mother as well — the trials she lived through and hopes to protect her children from.
With overnight temperatures in Juarez dipping into the 30s, local officials have begun taking asylum-seekers like the Gomez family to the Casa del Migrante shelter to wait, sometimes for weeks, for the chance to be processed by CBP.
It's a two-in-one experience and it feels a whole lot more luxe than its price tag would suggest — so much so that we keep dipping into it every day, which is giving us really, really soft skin.
And it's in trouble: The state has been grappling with a budget crisis triggered by a drop in oil prices four years ago, leading to a decrease in population, a recession, and Alaskan politicians dipping into the state's savings.
Last week, a federal appeals court allowed the administration to use the billions in military construction funds for the wall -- which Trump touted as a victory -- after a lower court blocked the administration from dipping into them last month.
Federal funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) expired a month ago, and states are dipping into unspent money or asking for help from the Trump administration to maintain coverage until Congress reaches a deal to extend it.
On a windy night with the temperature dipping into the 4513s after the first pitch, the Nationals improved to 2451-22, and the Braves fell to 20-7, their worst start since opening the 1988 season with 10 losses.
Knights of Columbus is best known for its community philanthropy, and the men ended up paying out of pocket or dipping into funds they intended to use for charity in order to pay for the phantom members, they said.
Rent the Runway hit a $1 billion valuation, traditional retailers like Ann Taylor, Express, and Urban Outfitters have launched their own rental schemes, and even hallowed department stores like Macy's and J.C. Penney are dipping into resale with ThredUp.
The move appears to be a setback for President Donald Trump, who has sparked controversy for dipping into Pentagon funds to build his signature border wall, though it's unclear what will happen to the projects listed in the filing.
Mike Lee (R-UT) and Joni Ernst (R-IA) have introduced an option that would provide up to three months of paid leave limited solely to new parents, which would be funded by dipping into individual Social Security benefits.
Dipping into National Parks fees — During the five-week government shutdown earlier this year, the Trump administration siphoned cash from National Park Service fees to keep services going as the president held the line on demanding border wall funding.
As I sip my tea, I watch one worker throw two rotis into the tandoor oven while another stretches out a sticky orange paste with his hands before dipping into sugar water to make a sweet known as jalebi.
In collaboration with YouTuber Luca Fersko, whose minimal-yet-streetwear-focused style has racked up over 230,000 subscribers on the platform, the selection of staples features tees and trousers at prices that won't have you dipping into your savings account.
Banks make good money out of the way many people with bank accounts and a decent credit standing raise funds at short notice: using a credit card or dipping into the red on a current (checking) account with a bank.
Triggered by fears of a too-aggressive Federal Reserve and a possible recession, the S&P 500 plunged 20 percent from its high on an intraday basis through Christmas Eve, dipping into a technical bear market within a bull market.
The country's Finance Minister Carlos Urzua saying the finance ministry is exploring possibilities to reduce the costly refinancing of ailing state oil company Pemex's debt this year, including dipping into a budget stabilization fund, did little to cheer the market.
Daniel Burman of Argentina gives a touch of magic realism, without dipping into the supernatural, to "The Tenth Man," a teasing parable about fathers and sons and the power of faith (which can sometimes take many years to reveal itself).
The Times reports that the Oculus founder has been dipping into his virtual reality fortune—Forbes estimates that Luckey's net worth is $730 million—to buy up strange, bunker-ready properties all over the country as well as old military gear.
So in order to learn how rock a pink look without dipping into Lisa Frank territory, we've enlisted Hudson's pro, Avon celebrity makeup artist Lauren Andersen, to teach us how to DIY it in the How It's Done video, above.
The album's opener "Summer Rains," premiering on Noisey today, captures all this in its slow grace, Miles's voice dipping into dramatic baritone while the Hammond organ holds in the background, driving a simple melody and a straightforward, quietly distraught lyricism.
US-based fintech Credit Sesame, which helps consumers find suitable credit card offers from its financial institution partners, as well as mortgage refinance options, is dipping into the digital banking space with a new product, dubbed Sesame Cash, per TechCrunch.
DUBLIN, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Ireland raised 2 billion euros from the sale of its 11-year green bond on Thursday, dipping into an increasingly popular market for the second time at a yield well below its debut a year ago.
Yet as disconsonant as it sounds, especially for a league reputed to be as progressive as the N.B.A., its coaches are increasingly dipping into the past for a defensive alignment that tends to be branded as antiquated or, worse, collegiate.
As clouds started to roll in, I zigzagged my way across Snowbasin's vast expanse, dipping into the trees between runs and even trying out Bear Hollow Woods, a new-this-year children's zone that wends it way among gladed aspens.
Border wall funding A federal appeals court on Wednesday allowed the administration to use a certain set of Defense Department funds for the construction of the border wall after a lower court blocked the administration from dipping into them last month.
The museum is on track to break even this year, Mr. James said, having built up a new reserve for deferred maintenance; lowered the endowment spending to 5 percent; and stopped regularly dipping into its "quasi endowment," or rainy day fund.
As President Donald Trump attempts to strongarm Congress into funding the construction of a $5.7 billion wall on the U.S. southern border, tens of thousands of Americans are facing shrinking checking accounts or dipping into their savings — if they have any.
It is a WASPy incarnation of magical realism: a Puritan horror story in which a man comes to realize the unbearably fragile fiction of his own life in the span of a day spent dipping into pools and wandering across his neighbors' lawns.
In fact, since last year I have only been dipping into them, after a big medical emergency and spending time supporting my husband, my savings have dwindled to: TFSA: $2,8003, RRSP: $2,346, Crypto: $4,815 (the leftovers from living off crypto earnings in 2017).
Begich has criticized him for dipping into the state's unique's economic welfare program — the Permanent Fund, the closest thing to a universal basic income in the United States — to avert a state budget crisis spurred by the recent drop in oil prices.
Co-produced by Year of the Cobra and Billy Anderson (who also engineered and mixed the EP), the duo's new EP Burn Your Dead only contains five songs, but that doesn't stop it from dipping into many facets of its musical palate.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — When we immerse ourselves in Bill Viola's videos, it is as if we are dipping into a pool that brings us into other realms of consciousness, and the water is the continual flow of time.
"Making oils and soaps to sell at markets used to be alien to us," Jibo said, explaining how the women previously responded to poor harvests by dipping into their limited savings or making shawls from millet stalks and trying to sell them.
"If we can motivate you to have a little taste of a Nintendo experience and drive you towards the Wii U or 3DS, we've won," Nintendo's US chief Reggie Fils-Aime said in 2013 of the company's toe-dipping into the smartphone space.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, is dipping into Breitbart News to staff the White House.
Booker's best line came at the expense of Biden, who had just criticized Booker's civil rights record as mayor of Newark, N.J. "There's a saying in my community: You're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker said.
And these investors are dipping into some dogs of the market this year, such as telecom — 27 percent of million-dollar accounts said telecom was among the sectors with the most potential in the fourth quarter, up from 18 percent in Q3.
Instead, the show finds ways to keep Danny around, and to keep Mendelsohn under contract, by dipping into a mostly tangential flashback story that introduces a couple of vaguely important characters in the present but largely has nothing to do with anything.
But according to the Los Angeles Times, CNN isn't dipping into its archives to pad the final season out—meaning there's a chance some footage it has of Bourdain, but never got a chance to use, could show up in the doc.
Meanwhile, no two teams were hit harder by FFP than the Milan clubs, whose owners can no longer offset the San Siro's meager gate proceeds by dipping into personal fortunes the way Silvio Burlesconi and Massimo Moratti so often did a decade ago.
With the possible exception of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., few high-profile Democrats would help Mr. Lamb by dipping into the district, which includes affluent precincts around Pittsburgh and more working-class enclaves along the West Virginia and Ohio border.
None of the top four candidates — Biden, Warren, Buttigieg and Sanders — is a person of color, three of them are 70 or older, and the billionaires, Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg, are dipping into their personal fortunes in their efforts to gain ground.
WASHINGTON, April 12 (Reuters) - Mexico will offer its ailing state oil company Pemex a lifeline for only one year by dipping into its budget stabilization fund, Finance Minister Carlos Urzua said on Friday, ruling out that the government will absorb the debt.
Take the edge off the fall season by dipping into these sexy snaps of babes making waves as they lounge on the edge of some exotic bodies of water -- but be careful not to fall too hard ... there's no lifeguards on duty.
In a wide-ranging interview, Lagarde said she does not see the U.S. economy dipping into a recession in the wake of last week's news that it grew at a stronger-than-expected 3.2 percent annualized pace in the first three months of 2019.
The 30-minute session is an unsurprisingly diverse exploration of her influences, starting out with Aphex Twin's 1992 track "Xtal" before dipping into classically trained cellist Kelsey Lu, sultry R&B from The Internet, Indian film soundtracks, and a track from electronic band Animal Collective.
If you are looking to pass assets on to kids and grandkids this year, consider one of the following five strategies: You may give up to $556,000 per individual in 2017 without dipping into your lifetime gift-tax exclusion (which is currently $5.49 million).
"If you have a reserve fund that is set aside to put a new roof on the building and all of a sudden the board is dipping into it to pay a lobbyist, that's a problem," said Andrew I. Bart, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
According to the National Council on Urban Indian Health, "The Urban Indian Organizations located in Seattle, Washington, is projecting a monthly loss of $734,922 during this pandemic," meaning the urban health clinics are dipping into their limited noncoronavirus-related funding to cope with the pandemic.
It opened with the premiere of Philip Glass's "King Lear Overture" — a churning, glittering, thickly orchestrated 10-minute work that found Mr. Glass dipping into a compendium of minimalist tropes — and ended with excerpts from Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" suites assembled by Mr. van Zweden.
Other photos and videos shared by Ohanian showed them taking the plunge on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction and, later, dipping into the nearby Magic Kingdom park for a nighttime visit that included a ride on the iconic Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.
At this point, I'd developed a mentality that everything I'd worked towards had frittered away so I'd adopted a careless approach to spending, dipping into my savings account to buy things I would have avoided before, such as a holiday to Hong Kong, perfumes, and beauty products.
That number was up only 3% on a year ago, which is not idea, but as Twitter likes to point out, it has many more "logged out" users who are not registered on the platform, dipping into Twitter to consume, if not engage, in the content.
While she is set to make a quick trip to Florida on Wednesday, after dipping into Pennsylvania on Monday, Clinton will devote the lion's share of her time huddling with her debate team, gaming out how she will confront Trump next Monday night at Hofstra University.
I got on the motorcycle I'd taken from the pair of players I'd encountered earlier and set off across the map, driving over mountains and hills, dipping into the valleys, and eventually swimming to meet my teammate near the old ruins towards the center of the island.
"The general idea of the central bank's monetary policy implementation now is credit easing," said ANZ's Qu. And authorities have plenty of other ways to keep a grip on the yuan without dipping into the country's currency reserves as they did massively a few years ago.
They talked to the Miami Marlins about the All-Star catcher J. T. Realmuto but could not stomach the asking price in a trade — particularly after dipping into the farm system earlier in the month to trade for closer Edwin Diaz and second baseman Robinson Cano.
At Valentino, for example, where Pierpaolo Piccioli seems to be getting better every season, and this time around went in two different directions, dipping into 1970s typeface for mini Macs and scarf dresses, and then switching it up for haute bohemia, with elaborately embroidered garden frocks.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Texas Rangers padlocked the City Hall for Crystal City, with a population of about 7,500 people as part of a probe into corruption where city officials are also accused of dipping into city coffers for their own personal gain, law enforcement officials said.
SNL is once again dipping into its deep well of celebrity cameos to lambaste a news cycle so ridiculous that it hardly requires parody — Martin has hosted the show 15 times, second only to Alec Baldwin, and he frequently returns for bit roles, like his rendition of Stone.
Fufu, a staple in many West African countries, is a slightly spongy, slightly stretchy doughlike substance made from one or more starchy vegetables or fruits, such as cassava, plantains, or yams, which are boiled, pounded, and rolled into balls for tearing into pieces and dipping into sauces and stews.
Sunsets in the middle of the afternoon, temperatures dipping into the 40s and below throughout the country, and itchy, irritated skin from heating systems kicking into high gear — all these factors have worked in unison to break our souls and make the past few weeks feel exponentially longer.
And I can do that cool maneuver of just popping off one shoulder strap, rotating the bag around my body, and just dipping into the side of it for the one thing I need, before zipping it up and swinging it back around, all while keeping one shoulder looped into it.
If you're cooped up in a tub-less, shoebox city apartment or happen to live with a handful of roommates who have a collective adversity to Clorox, dipping into a tub may not be an option — or at least not one that seems like more of a luxury than a liability.
Nearby in Palermo Viejo, dipping into Facon (Nicaragua 4880) is akin to wandering around the house of a well-traveled friend; the owner, Martín Bustamante, crosses the country to fill his shop with ceramic pots, oversize wooden spoons and bags decorated with chaguar, a traditional plant fiber from northern Argentina.
You could use a knife, but that seems prim; I ate by tearing and dipping into the accompanying sambols, one of onions caramelized to an operatic sweetness, the other a crush of chile and Maldive chips — bonito flayed by smoke and sun until desiccated, a hard concentrate of ocean murk.
According to an investigation from the New York Times's David Kirkpatrick, the Saudis are dipping into their deep pockets to bankroll a militia of Sudanese fighters — many of them children — to fight on the front lines against Yemen's Houthi rebels, insulating the kingdom from casualties and the political blowback they could cause.
Midsommar slyly toys with the idea of authenticity in travel, of getting off the beaten path and dipping into an experience that's meaningful and real and ready to be learned from, even when that means nodding along earnestly while someone explains that strategic acts of incest are key to their religious institution.
Without system-wide funding or an array of policy solutions, providers are left with high vacancy rates; workers walk away from these jobs; and families are left in the dark, spending their savings, dipping into retirement, and taking unpaid time off to support their loved ones, as documented by recent research from AARP.
It may come plain, for dipping into a dusky red chicken curry that leans toward India, Myanmar's neighbor across the Bay of Bengal; or stuffed with minced chicken breast cooked in paprika oil and a masala that Mr. Thway imports from Myanmar, with the warmth of cumin pitched against cardamom's faint menthol kiss.
It was the first sign we were approaching what turned out to be not so much falls but a rock formation in the rapids, very cool for dipping into its pools and, more important, taking photos of ourselves beneath cascading water that we would post when we were back in social media range.
L. found a Black Friday deal for Hulu with commercials for $1 per month.)Car Insurance: $45Student Loans: $1,054Charity, Union Dues, Health Insurance & 401(k): Currently suspendedSavings: I haven't had to pull anything out yet, but I will need to start dipping into it at the end of the month when rent is due.
Der Spiegel said this year's projected surplus would allow the government to cover 7 billion euros in projected costs associated with a landmark nuclear waste deal and 6.7 billion euros in costs for migrants, without dipping into a 20-billion-euro reserve account set up at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015.
I can have trouble falling asleep if my mind starts dipping into the archives of embarrassing moments from years past, upcoming work or personal events I need to prepare for, or other types of stressors, but the mere presence of the blanket reminded me to slow down, take a deep breath, and quell those thoughts.
It seems like particularly now, both because of the division and also because you can see now clearly what that world ... I think a lot of folks like myself have started sort of dipping into Breitbart, or we make sure to dip into some weird corner of Facebook we wouldn't normally ever go to. Right.
Nor is it a great look for a scandal-hit adtech giant like Facebook, whose founder claims to be hard at work fixing a flawed platform philosophy that's failed repeatedly on integrity, transparency and responsibility, to be found dipping into a murky oppo research well — even as it's simultaneously trying to cast the specter of regulation from the door.
At the same time, Harry and Meghan have drawn animus from taxpayers for rumors that they were dipping into the 82 million-pound Sovereign Grant — a cut of the annual profits from the vast real estate portfolio known as the Crown Estate — to pay for, among other things, "floating floors" and yoga studios at Frogmore Cottage.
And without dipping into the tax, they could stock their bench with a plug-and-play marksman at the veteran's minimum like Anthony Morrow, and maybe even add someone like Kyle Korver with the room exception (that's probably not enough, but signing him to a two-year deal near $10 million makes it slightly more likely than impossible).
The company says 60% of its users are outside the U.S. It also earlier today said it launched its first ad campaign in the U.S. as it looks to continue to expand its user base — which means dipping into markets and communities that might not just discover the service on their own or through typical channels.
Many states are dealing with budget shortfalls by dipping into rainy day funds or cutting spending — Wyoming is cutting $248 million from its state budget, Louisiana increased taxes on cigarettes and alcohol to help fill a budget deficit and Alaska's governor last week vetoed nearly $1.3 billion in spending bills, with the state facing a $4 billion deficit.
Many states are dealing with budget shortfalls by dipping into rainy day funds or cutting spending -- Wyoming is cutting $248 million from its state budget, Louisiana increased taxes on cigarettes and alcohol to help fill a budget deficit and Alaska's governor last week vetoed nearly $1.3 billion in spending bills, with the state facing a $4 billion deficit.
Culinary content available via the platform is billed as spanning both contemporary authors like Molly Yeh and David Tanis, to award winning authorities and Michelin starred chefs, while also dipping into old  culinary classics, such as On Food & Cooking and the Oxford Companion to Food, and offering works penned by legendary French chef and restauranteur Escoffier.
For a company like DoorDash, which competes with other startups for engineers like Geiduschek and her peers, there could be a reputational risk for being known as a company that's accused of dipping into workers' tip jar — one that might influence tech workers to lend their talents elsewhere, like one of the several other food delivery startups in the area.
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Paid family leave for workers, a popular proposal Trump said he supported in his State of the Union speech, has been blocked for years by Republicans and it's unclear if they'll ever back it—a proposal last year from Senator Marco Rubio to allow workers to go on paid leave by dipping into their future Social Security benefits went nowhere after attracting little support.
Helene and I went all in on these trips — dipping into the home equity account some years, and letting my American Express travel account grow alarmingly — because we saw a brief window when Dean and Paulina, who just turned 14, would be old enough to get a lot out of these journeys, and be fully mobile, yet young enough that they enjoyed spending time with us.
And local marine experts said the limited sums the day trippers spend on coffee, ice cream and souvenirs in Kralendijk's town square don't compensate Bonaire in the long term for damage done to the reef by the massive ships docking daily, by straining the island's sewer system and by thousands of human bodies coated with sunscreen (toxic to marine life) dipping into the water near the reef.
And let the IRS set an annual, percentage withdrawal cap so that people don't get carried away and drain their savings on casino runs (it's doubtful that most pre-retirees will suddenly go hog wild.) But if our biggest corporations merit a holiday for their convoluted foreign tax schemes, shouldn't individuals and families get a break for dipping into their hallowed retirement earnings, even if they're not ready to quit working?
The final NDAA eliminated House-passed provisions that would have blocked Trump from dipping into Pentagon funds for his border wall, reversed Trump's transgender military ban, blocked Trump from taking military action against Iran, cut off U.S. support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, forced the cleanup of cancer-linked "forever chemicals" called PFAS, blocked the deployment of the low-yield nuclear warhead and banned new transfers to the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said using an emergency declaration wasn't his preferred route, but that he could support it and thought there was a way to avoid dipping into Pentagon funding.
I THINK IF I WERE IN THEIR PLACE AND I WAS LIVING WITH THE LOWER, MAYBE THE HIGHER RISK OF INFLATION AND BUBBLES, BUT THE LESSER CONSEQUENCE OF THAT COMPARED WITH GOING OVER THE LEDGE AND DIPPING INTO DEFLATION WHICH THERE ARE VERY LITTLE TOOLS AVAILABLE ESPECIALLY NOW IN THIS ENVIRONMENT WHERE THERE'S NO FISCAL POLICY AVAILABLE AND MONETARY POLICY HAS LIMITED VALUE AND LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES IN THAT CASE, I WOULD DO WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
The House on Tuesday rejected a Republican motion on replacing military construction funding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE is dipping into for his border wall as the chamber moved to officially start negotiations with the Senate on the annual defense policy bill.
Ms. Graham is the moderate who enjoys the support of national women's groups and argues that it's past time to elect a female governor; Mayor Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee is the outspoken, Bernie Sanders-endorsed progressive who is eager to tug the party toward the undiluted left; and three businessmen — former Mayor Philip Levine of Miami Beach, Jeff Greene, a Palm Beach real-estate investor, and Chris King, an Orlando entrepreneur — are the rich white men, part of an increasingly common breed of wealthy entrepreneurs dipping into their own fortunes to enter the political world.
"If someone is contemplating dipping into retirement savings, they likely they haven't been able to save up the required down payment to buy the house in the first place, which likely means they don't have a good handle on their finances to begin with," Illinois-based advisor Stephen Jordan tells CNBC Make It. "It takes being honest with yourself when you're making a home purchase," she says, adding that you should take advantage of filters on home search sites to make sure you're not shopping for something that's too expensive.

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