I mean, it's not to say there isn't dislocation — there could be enormous dislocation!
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Along with her concussions, Claudia has suffered a black eye, a shoulder dislocation, a hip injury, and a knee dislocation.
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Therefore I lost control of the scooter and ended up with a right broken radius bone, wrist dislocation and dislocation on my right ankle.
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This absurd dislocation actually creates an incentive to build in highly flood-prone areas which, in turn, creates a greater dislocation leading to even more loss of life and ever-increasing financial losses.
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The two main ones are economic dislocation and demographic change.
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Getting through the concussion and dislocation is a big deal.
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It was an era of intensifying inequality, vulnerability and dislocation.
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Disease, dislocation and starvation also took their toll, Madley wrote.
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Any dislocation would be minor relative to the benefits, they said.
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A subluxation is a partial dislocation, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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You see a lot of dislocation on a trip like this.
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It ignores long-term risks and costs such as worker dislocation.
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As dislocation bred dysfunction, gangs of neo-Nazis roamed the city.
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For more than 60 years they've endured the pain of dislocation.
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Most economists expect the dislocation to dampen growth in the short-term.
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"We're trying to create a sense of disorientation, of dislocation," Antosca says.
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Trader David Seaburg said investors can find opportunities by looking for dislocation.
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"This is going to cause some real dislocation," de Blasio told reporters.
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Now, picture that sensation of dislocation as the foundation of your identity.
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And so even under "our mayor," the dislocation of minorities continues apace.
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At times, it seems that Mr. Obama has suffered his own dislocation.
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More frequently, they have caused even greater financial pain and credit dislocation.
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Still, it was not an easy journey and they felt acute dislocation.
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Many people talked about the economic trends and the dislocation we're seeing.
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The harder the asset is to trade, the greater the price dislocation.
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The social dislocation of the Industrial Revolution left urban populations seeking connectedness.
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The capitalist economy aggravates dislocation, and with it, pain, polarization and gridlock.
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There must be some other reason for this dislocation within the market.
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If it shoots up, we will have some dislocation in the market.
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We see no immediate red flags to suggest impending sustained market dislocation.
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Noble issued a profit warning on Tuesday, citing a "dislocation in coal markets".
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But I think in the short term, you get a big market dislocation.
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It arises from xenophobic and racist narratives about the causes of that dislocation.
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The nation's main efforts to address worker dislocation don't work all that well.
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Should dislocation occur on the scale some forecasters project, experts fear social chaos.
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Strange and exquisite, the book is a meditation on exile, dislocation, and loneliness.
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Combined with healthy liquidity, this significantly mitigates the risk of capital market dislocation.
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Elbow dislocation, dominant arm, extraordinary pain, recovery time of one to three months.
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Others were striking because they vividly illustrated the dislocation Mr. Qader has experienced.
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Scarcity of water and other resources will drive dislocation and conflict, he writes.
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Alaska native and Brooklyn transplant Leigh Newman confronts the chronic pain of dislocation.
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For many people, all of this creates a sense of dislocation and anxiety.
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Federal support can be focused initially on regions hardest hit by economic dislocation.
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But it seems that China is headed towards some sort of economic dislocation.
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Many commentators have linked Trump's victory to the economic dislocation brought by globalization.
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She calls the current fintech regulatory environment "spaghetti soup," fraught with dislocation and confusion.
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Dislocation is another disbanded podcast, with its most recent epsisode published in September 2018.
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What's more, a buyout would help the workers who'd be affected by the dislocation.
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Now, did that solve all of the problems of globalization and technology and dislocation?
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European majorities feel insecurity and cultural dislocation in the multicultural societies of Western Europe.
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The pictures reveal "dislocation" in the part of the brain that governs your ego.
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It will result in dislocation… lost jobs… better weaponry and that sort of thing.
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Another type may cause hip dislocation in infants at birth, according to the center.
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Discount clothing companies like TJMaxx may benefit from similar dislocation in the market, too.
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Ebola demonstrates that even localized dislocation of people and animals can create global risk.
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These are the folks that see the most not only devastation, but life dislocation.
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But Hell or High Water serves as a welcome antidote to Hollywood's global dislocation.
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These decisive measures can prevent a decade of dislocation and extraordinary levels of deaths.
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Moon's work conveys a feeling of dislocation, of not belonging in America or Korea.
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It may take another massive economic dislocation to change the way American politics works.
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For traders, a "dislocation means there is a lot of stuff to buy," she said.
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The dislocation impaired the circulation to Livingston's foot; gangrene could set in if Shimoyama failed.
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Individuals, like their homelands, bear imperfectly hidden scars from "the vicissitudes of power and dislocation".
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Millerism emerged in an era that, like ours, was defined by a sense of dislocation.
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In Cleveland, Trump described a nation under siege from crime, terror attacks and economic dislocation.
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The reporting has come to a disturbing conclusion: Marine life is facing an epic dislocation.
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"Those loose joins are unstable and prone to dislocation and chronic pain," the center says.
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Undoubtedly, this semantic dislocation is related to the fact that I can render disability invisible.
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I think Ambrose has been aware of his own sense of dislocation from other people.
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Economic dislocation, changes in social hierarchies and demographic change can all produce the same effect.
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It was intended to allay fears about mass dislocation stemming from Britain's decision to withdraw.
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As an adult, the narrator still weighs the harm caused by his abandonment and dislocation.
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To prevent such social dislocation, we need to lessen the incentives that are driving gentrification.
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According to the ESPN report, Miller's dislocated knee is considered "more significant" than a regular dislocation.
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This week's positive tone in oil futures, however, has masked a dislocation in the physical markets.
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Other places, of course, are experiencing the cultural and economic and personal dislocation of climate change.
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But his "real fear" is a dislocation, or the market falling "hard and fast," he said.
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Dr. Dan Cooper, an orthopedic specialist who performed the major surgery on the dislocation on Sept.
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But the mark of war was lasting: He would become a writer of dislocation and exile.
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Enonchong explained how Cameroon's net outage forced digital dislocation and some unique measures to access email.
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Even if physical flows could be maintained, the pricing dislocation would probably close the smelters anyway.
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This fits the model for building top-notch stock holdings that have undergone a price dislocation.
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Now, finally, globalization anxieties and the feeling of cultural dislocation have reached the country's main stage.
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I think the big takeaway here is that downturns drive more, not less, dislocation through automation.
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How will Rationalia weigh the risks of socioeconomic dislocation against the risks of severe climate damages?
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There's been some dislocation in the market for Treasuries, probably due to deleveraging and other factors.
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A loss of manufacturing jobs led to a sense of dislocation among the white working class.
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Belonging, in the context of indigenous resistance and protest, also features heavily in Dislocation Blues (2017).
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No hypothetical economic dislocation under Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders could possibly be worse than that.
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For some, the difficulties of a migrant's life — principally dislocation and isolation — inspired a spiritual rebirth.
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In addition, social and economic dislocation in Tunisia since January 2011 has weighed on CPSCL's impaired loans.
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Unfortunately, that sense of dislocation extends more clumsily to the relation of the script to the songs.
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They're not devolving in mass, but every once in a while you get a slight dislocation somewhere.
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Indeed, this dislocation is not too different from the kind resulting from plant closures following trade deals.
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He captured the rapture and angst of the times, and rendered dislocation and exodus in extraordinary ways.
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" For a novel concerned with dislocation, there's a lot of grounding humor in "The Life to Come.
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Real estate market and private capital The current dislocation in the housing credit market is likely temporary.
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Stern feels strongly that a basic income is the best way to ease that kind of dislocation.
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That economic dislocation has hit local economies in the form of shuttered storefronts and abandoned bank buildings.
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He added that the buyback represented "a stark statement by management on the current share-price dislocation".
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A feeling of dislocation, of loss of power, can color the public's view of their economic condition.
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Still, such a transformation will have its moments of dislocation, as I was reminded on Venice Boulevard.
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When we read a book like Kafka's The Trial, we are left with a sense of dislocation.
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Grassroots conservatives endured this social and cultural dislocation while waiting for an economic recovery that never came.
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In other words, the political implications of the next economic down-cycle will be much greater dislocation.
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"In periods of price volatility and uncertainty, there is always the potential for greater dislocation," he said.
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And "demonetization" — elimination of old currency, a signature Modi initiative — has brought more dislocation than fiscal progress.
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PHYSICAL DISLOCATION That's not to say copper and the other base metals couldn't tumble further in price.
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Desertification and droughts are creating havoc around the world, encouraging mass migration, dislocation, unemployment and racial strife.
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Resurrecting Humphrey-Hawkins can help pre-empt a technology crisis and even future labor dislocation from globalization.
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Many of the residents are distraught, and feelings of dislocation can easily be transformed into disruptive behavior.
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That two strange white men can so neatly become her parents belies the trauma of Indian dislocation.
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Nor is it much concerned with the severe dislocation that accompanies that lost manufacturing job, that "codifiable" work.
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It's certainly true that automation could cause and has caused temporary dislocation and unemployment for certain specific workers.
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And it's a dislocation that has happened just at the time the baby boomers started retiring in droves.
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It's certainly true that automation could cause, and has caused, temporary dislocation and unemployment for certain specific workers.
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There is a sense of dislocation from always having to predict today what is going to happen tomorrow.
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Urbanization, dislocation and other economic changes are happening faster than the government's prevention and relief measures can adapt.
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In many cases, refineries came back online sooner than predicted and helped prevent economic dislocation from fuel shortages.
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A dislocation in debt capital markets making Sandnes unable to obtain competitively priced funding is also a sensitivity.
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The 80-year period of dislocation impacted languages, religions, nation states, economic relations and self-confidence, among others.
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At a time of rising economic inequality and job dislocation, wage insurance makes a great deal of sense.
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The exhibit is based on four themes: Good Mother/Bad Mother, Exile/Dislocation, Memory/Melancholia, and Sexuality/War.
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Certainly, economic dislocation and lost trust in the workings of government have parts to play in the explanation.
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Roam aims to make dislocation easy and glamorous, transforming digital nomadism into a mainstream, off-the-rack proposition.
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Automation of the refinery's operations in 1956 ushered in a first wave of dislocation and reinvention for Aruba.
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"An Elephant Sitting Still" shows the influence of Jia Zhangke, modern China's cinematic laureate of disaffection and dislocation.
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In an age defined by loneliness and dislocation, it's a lot to ask someone to turn that away.
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He then goes on to point out that all of these observations — authoritarianism, racism, cultural dislocation — have relevance.
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David Galef, reviewing it in The Times, noted the recurrent themes of dislocation and relocation in the works.
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Buxton, 211, suffered a left shoulder subluxation (partial dislocation) when he crashed into the outfield wall on Aug.
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But there are some who think there is still a risk of political dislocation in the near term.
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Ms. O'Toole's Nancy matches him in the bereavement of her character's unexpected, unexplained dislocation from a secure marriage.
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Since 2016, I would argue, Facebook has progressively contributed to the dislocation and decay of America's political system.
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The pain of dislocation he spoke to during the campaign is genuine; the solutions he offers are not.
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"Part of the exercise here is to define what an access dislocation is going to be," he explained.
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The consequences will be dire: loss of homes and livelihoods, hunger and disease, probably conflict, but eventually dislocation.
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A pop-up menu listed her symptoms, including a swollen ankle, which Dad said could indicate a dislocation.
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In other ways, though, it creates spaces where this crushing confusion and dislocation and emotional vertigo floods in.
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And because of the EDS and POTS, she has issues that range from seizures to fainting and joint dislocation.
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Today, large chunks of Africa remain rife with political upheaval, social dislocation, and unfathomable food security and wealth gaps.
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He could tell that Livingston had sustained a severe knee dislocation and wanted to lessen the agonizing suffering immediately.
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Yang and Stern feel strongly that a basic income is the best way to ease that kind of dislocation.
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A small fraction (7 percent) of patients experienced major complications, such as cardiac injuries, device dislocation, and blood clots.
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"We believe that default is highly unlikely but think the Oct bill dislocation can grow further," Citi analysts wrote.
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Wade jammed his glove into the fence on the play and left the contest with a right thumb dislocation.
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The sense of cultural dislocation was evident in the questions described earlier, but also appears in reactions to immigration.
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Atlanta starter Brandon McCarthy left after five innings due to a partial dislocation of his left — non-throwing — shoulder.
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Everywhere there are local activists trying to rebuild, but it's hard to hold off the dislocation, distrust and pessimism.
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To do so for the third time in 45 years would spur political dislocation that could linger for decades.
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Long's base, like Trump's, was not the poor, but middle-class voters who feared slipping lower amid economic dislocation.
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The economic and social dislocation that would be caused by deporting 5 percent of American workers would be immense.
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Every injury is different, of course, and Hayward's path forward has extra complexity because a dislocation involves torn ligaments.
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Blair said that if Brexit did happen, economic dislocation would force Britain to deregulate further to attract foreign investors.
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This approach works well in childhood scenes, her sense of bewilderment and dislocation authentic to the early immigrant experience.
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We were at the point of dislocation around which salt crystals spiraled upward like a staircase as they grew.
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That child grows into a man fueled by rage over the dislocation of both his family and his landscape.
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Issues surrounding the effects of climate change, and the dislocation it causes, are central to the Sanders immigration plan.
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It drew part of its force in 2016 from a sense of economic and social dislocation from these spaces.
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Such dislocation is not only pleasurable, but also unsettling in ways that can be both psychologically and socially illuminating.
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For many, such outrages are unfathomable at worst, or at best caused by economic dislocation or internet-peddled conspiracy theories.
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Concerns over a no-deal Brexit have already hammered the pound and could cause dislocation in global markets, say analysts.
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The bureaucracy and cost of a sudden imposition of tariffs and non-tariff barriers would lead to a brutal dislocation.
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While few traders expect the ban to lead to a major market dislocation, some said it could deter them trading.
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The economic dislocation of pulling out of the EU's single market, combined with the falling pound, will hurt living standards.
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They, it seemed, were the victims of the huge social dislocation that happened after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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The German policies have often been credited with reducing the extent of economic dislocation that would otherwise occur during recessions.
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On one hand, it's about fear of dislocation of supremacy, and the surrendering of power and the security it provides.
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Weaning hundreds of thousands of employees off the federal payroll too quickly or thoughtlessly could cause massive dislocation and anguish.
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Maintaining sufficient liquidity before this match-funding strategy reduces the risks to unsecured bondholders during periods of capital markets dislocation.
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A prolonged dislocation in funding markets, reducing Landshypotek's access to funding or materially increasing pricing would also be rating- negative.
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Her techniques of fragmentation, collage, and double exposure create a physical dislocation, but also open up visual and signifying possibilities.
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" She was pronounced dead at the scene, and the results of an autopsy revealed she died from "Atlanto-Occipital Dislocation.
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Lowest cost to taxpayers, lowest cost in terms of labor dislocation and generally to our economic investors in our economy.
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I resisted it initially because I was overwhelmed by my sense of dislocation, my uncertainty about where we were headed.
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But in office, he's worsened national dislocation by making lying and the peddling of conspiracy theories a central political strategy.
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The outcome highlighted the power of anti-elite, populist and nationalist sentiment at a time of economic and cultural dislocation.
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Economic dislocation: It wasn't just wonks and leftists who made Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the 2202st Century" a best-seller.
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In his speeches, he emphasizes that leaders must recognize the fears and resentments that people feel because of economic dislocation.
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It's easy to see why, especially for those who have suffered dislocation and anomie under liberal democracy, orderism is appealing.
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As clubs have become ever more internationalist, seeking out new markets on new horizons, a sense of dislocation has grown.
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U.B.I. would be aimed at easing the dislocation caused by technological progress, but it would also be bigger than that.
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Britain would plan to reduce dislocation in some sectors, for example by recognizing medical devices approved for the European market.
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Climate change is a threat multiplier for much broader dislocation — accelerating the complex factors that drive people from their homes.
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This is not 2008 where there was a dislocation in credit markets and leverage that was threatening the entire system.
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Basically it's a label for dramatized contemporary laments: dislocation, spiritual anonymity, a dulled and dying relationship to the physical world.
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And therefore, they need to ease into it earlier than you otherwise would so that you don't get that dislocation.
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These developments are troubling because they indicate dislocation and even hardship for some workers, at least in the near term.
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Against the shearing forces of economic inequality and dislocation, the country may need a U.B.I. to keep from coming apart.
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Both are addressing real, acute problems — Britain's stagnant, unequal economy and people's sense of powerlessness and dislocation — with consoling fantasies.
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Each of these periods was marked by a sense of tumult, of cultural and financial dislocation, much like the present.
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And generally, the greater the economic dislocation, the worse the exchange rate is going to be, there's a direct relationship.
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But Fukuyama reminds us that across much of the West, people have suffered dislocation and elites have captured the fruits.
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Nets guard Caris LeVert played for the first time since sustaining a subtalar dislocation of the right foot on Nov.
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Yhe band's dislocation served as a sign that they might need to "shake things up," Áslaug told THUMP via email.
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It is a fantasy vision incapable of answering deep-seated anxieties about dislocation and loss that inevitably shape democratic politics.
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And the violent dislocation of nearly every legal arrangement between Britain and Europe would affect daily life like nothing outside wartime.
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Images via Human Rights Watch Profit follows war, taking root in chaos and dislocation, finding the opportunities created out of desperation.
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Technology, globalization, capital flight, deleveraging, and further financialization have caused tremendous dislocation and upheaval, and that rate of change is accelerating.
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AND THERE NEEDS TO BE, AGAIN, MEASURES PUT INPLACE IN AMERICA SO THAT WE TAKE CARE OF WHATEVER DISLOCATION EVER HAPPENSSIMULTANEOUSLY.
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This dislocation of both U.S. crude imports and exports is likely to have an impact across global oil and product markets.
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Modernism in the Streets captures both the violent dislocation wrought by political changes and the artistic outputs born out of suffering.
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And both onscreen and off, the sense of dislocation and frustration that fuel both masterminds' respective quests are real as well.
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Conflict results in dislocation and migration of people and a destruction of infrastructure, which cause disrupt to environmental and economic systems.
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The book gives due consideration to the downsides of Schumpeterian "creative destruction" including slumps and crashes, lost jobs, disruption and dislocation.
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Democracy seems ensnared in a battle to redefine itself in a time of dislocation that threatens to leave voters in limbo.
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An even more open China would create an even bigger shock, resulting in even more economic dislocation in the Rust Belt.
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"Apart from the dislocation in short-term rates, the macro landscape is growing increasingly unfavorable for highly levered companies," Snider wrote.
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He was probably still in shock but at least the nausea and the sense of bodily dislocation seemed to have passed.
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Portraying individuals at the beginning of a journey, he used the inherent dislocation of collage to hint at what awaited them.
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Economic dislocation and demographic change have provoked feelings of lost control and lost status among some whites, however real or imagined.
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Ontonagon County is at an extreme, but at the extreme, it illuminates the bleak dislocation much of Trump country has suffered.
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Hushed and character-driven, this mix of indie fare and blockbusters works ferociously on adult anxieties in an age of dislocation.
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It isn't asking for easier money, but for a stable store of value in the face of dislocation in financial intermediation.
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A liquidity dislocation"So a stock trades wild because of some validly scary thing, or validly very exciting thing," he said.
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After a few years of dislocation and confusion, they were taken to nearby villages, and the daughters eventually married local men.
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And the thing about central banks, is that they need to do that without the massive dislocation to the bond markets.
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In my career, one of the most serious steps on the protectionist front led to the market dislocation of October 1987.
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Those concerns center around gender inequality (the transportation jobs tend to skew to males) and geographic dislocation, with jobs leaving rural areas.
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"The dislocation and the disruption that would be caused by something as great as this just can&apost be understated," he said.
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Though no one is likely to describe Mr. Bowie as a minimalist, these artists share a vision of universal solitude and dislocation.
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" In particular, Obama said that "the long-term trends of inequality and dislocation and the resulting social division — those can't be ignored.
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" Still, the Goldman chief executive said "uncertainty" and "dislocation" that comes with tariffs and a trade war is "bad for risk assets.
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"West Denver was a good solution to help long-term residents fight off that dislocation that often comes from gentrification," she says.
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The ECB has to follow the U.S. Federal Reserve in unwinding that policy and raising rates from record lows without major dislocation.
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Infants and children with the syndrome usually have weak muscle tone and loose joints, which lead to frequent dislocation and chronic pain.
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In Britain hostility to the EU, itself a proxy for economic dislocation and immigration, is on the march before the June referendum.
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" This is no Hitchcockian tale of a double life but an insightful portrait of grief's power to create "a dislocation of reality.
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"There's always a dislocation when you think about street art," said Ralph Taylor, senior director of postwar and contemporary art at Bonhams.
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It describes the dislocation brought on by World War II: men and women leaving their homes and drifting into packed train stations.
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"BRIC Biennial: Volume III, South Brooklyn Edition," which features 19 artists and six satellite shows, is a satisfyingly cohesive rumination on dislocation.
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"They have been waiting for this type of market dislocation," the head of mergers at a major Wall Street firm told CNBC.
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To ignore this fear of the future is to invite even greater economic dislocation, and all the anger and alienation it entails.
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Popular support for capitalism depends not just on preparing people for economic participation, but also on helping them respond to economic dislocation.
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Everything from shopping malls to rocket launches are used to depict modern life in all its complexity and often-disquieting environmental dislocation.
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I think that there's an enormous amount of dislocation and trauma from that period in Indian history that hasn't been fully told.
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Responsible statesmen assuage the pain of economic dislocation without resorting to the palliative of populist "blame-the-foreigner" rhetoric and trade barriers.
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The prospect of extreme economic dislocation, or destitution-level indebtedness, remains a reality for ordinary people who face serious health care crises.
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After the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, deflation hit the United States and Europe hard, causing acute economic and social dislocation.
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The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) caused such dislocation between annual and spot prices that even sceptics such as Brazil's Vale joined the revolution.
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As the Kafkaesque drama of a man unable to get a transfer, "Zama" shares the dislocation and torpor characteristic of the Salta Trilogy.
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According to the CURE International blog, Aldrin's condition was identified as congenital knee dislocation, which caused his knees to bend the wrong way.
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Industry participants point to indoor climbing's appeal as a communal activity in an age of technological dislocation caused by smartphones and social media.
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Read More Europe banking meltdown: Why it's gone 'overboard' "During periods of extreme negativity, you see complete dislocation in different sectors," Seaburg said.
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The ratings are further sensitive to a prolonged dislocation in funding markets, reducing Landshypotek's access to funding or material increases in funding cost.
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AI especially holds enormous promise in critical areas like health and the climate, but will increase dislocation and pose risks to democratic values.
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He studied the neighborhood's supermarkets, and his wife took a counseling course so she could help others who had experienced dislocation and loss.
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Minority content providers in particular lack the scale and resources to absorb the revenue losses, channel dislocation, and other harms that would result.
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"The next wave of economic dislocation won't come from overseas," Obama said in his farewell address, in January, 2017, days before Trump's Inauguration.
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We have to watch every nook and cranny of this financial system for signs of dislocation, and the Fed is focused on that.
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Moving to a new school may further the feeling of dislocation, but it makes it easier for the child to get to class.
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"The [Toys R Us] bankruptcy is likely to create some dislocation among the vendor roster," Wissink wrote in a Tuesday note to clients.
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"The outbreak has the potential to cause severe economic and market dislocation," Neil Shearing, group chief economist at Capital Economics, told CNN Business.
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Populism can be found on the political right and left, often fueled by economic disparities, a sense of dislocation and anger at elites.
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Feuchtwanger's émigrés in Paris, Mr. Al Kour and the members of the Open Border Ensemble share fundamental experiences of dislocation, insecurity and powerlessness.
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She did not suffer the sort of radical fear and dislocation that the young migrant children, separated from their parents today, are experiencing.
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But the party also has tapped into a sense of social dislocation, even despair, because of changes brought by globalization and technological progress.
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If you tried to really ratchet down prices, think of the dislocation that would occur if you didn't have everyone in the system.
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For once, the divisive rhetoric and dislocation sparked by his approach to the presidency, and the reaction to it from his foes, was forgotten.
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VR GIC's VR could be downgraded if heightened market risks or a prolonged dislocation in wholesale funding markets affects its business and financial profile.
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A study of alienation and dislocation, Ms Moshfegh's compelling novel is filled with warped desires and reckless pursuits, but also with wisdom and warmth.
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One of the commonest is dislocation—with, for instance, the hip ball coming out of the socket because soft tissue has not healed properly.
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The reach for yield has resulted in what I believe is a dislocation caused by rates that have been suppressed artificially by the Fed.
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The biggest dislocation once that happens will be that your "credit card" will no longer be the default source of medium/long duration credit.
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The other is a broader, positive response offering up liberal remedies to the economic dislocation that the president sees as the cause of Trumpism.
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In Britain, a nativist campaign preying on the fears of immigration and economic dislocation resulted in the Brexit, throwing the country into total chaos.
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It's inconceivable that the United States won't experience some economic dislocation and pain in a prolonged trade war or realignment of global trade flows.
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Trumpism, then, is not primarily about economic dislocation itself; rather, it arises from the story people tell themselves about the source of their problems.
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Willens though said companies won't be caught off guard by any expiring tax benefits and the dislocation wouldn't be as dramatic as some think.
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"There's a kind of dislocation, if you want, in this circuit, and a disintegration in the system which underlies these functions," explained Carhart-Harris.
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Bone broth has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda, where it's been prescribed for building bone tissue and treating dislocation of joints.
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Normally, nations pull together after tragedy, but a society plagued by dislocation and slipped off the rails of reality can go the other way.
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"But a medium-term rating impact would be possible if the economic dislocation of Brexit were to prove severe," Fitch said in a statement.
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He resorted to quoting the earthy wisdom of a former Senate majority leader and President to capture the sense of futility and political dislocation.
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If you're a member of the white working class, "the poorly educated" that Trump once professed to love, your sense of dislocation is real.
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I thought this street might have been where we'd bought that pot that gave us all a headache and a slight sense of dislocation.
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Homelessness is difficult under any circumstances, but for children, the stress and physical dislocation can be like a tornado dropped into the school day.
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As one startling marker of social dislocation, one in five deaths in Tasiilaq is by suicide, said Henrik L. Hansen, Greenland's chief medical officer.
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The late stage capitalism, obsessive consumerism, dislocation and fundamental loss of hope that has led to spikes in suicide, addiction, and deaths of despair.
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Five million children come to know emptier refrigerators, try to make sense of familial dislocation, and sustain the daily blows of diminishing household incomes.
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Spas now must be deep in the woods, the dislocation and the staggering view of the mountains the only way to finally subdue us.
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"It's a tone-deaf representation of dislocation of East Nashville, and [Thomas] exhibits strong cognitive dissonance on some very, very serious issues," he said.
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Barr's extraordinary tenure has become a metaphor for the political dislocation and perilous constitutional waters facing the nation at the conclusion of the Russia investigation.
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Some of the policies exclude genetic and breed-specific conditions such as hip dysplasia, a potentially crippling dislocation common in certain dogs and some cats.
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She uses her camera to focus on communities of displacement and dislocation, such as African asylum-seekers in Israel and the sinking islands of Kiribati.
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" He added that ending funding "would cause massive disruption, dislocation, and waste, damaging the region and endangering the future of high-speed rail in California.
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Businessman Andrew Yang stuck to his message that economic dislocation led to the election of Trump and that he knows how to turn that around.
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Germany, as one of those with most to lose from a sudden dislocation of trade, has been one of those most tolerant of Britain's turmoil.
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"We are now in a period of dislocation - a perfect storm of challenges and changes from regulation, competitors and markets," Orcel said in the memo.
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Does emulating the style of an idealized haute bourgeoisie reflect a sense of dislocation among people unsure of their place in a rapidly shifting society?
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While these changes are said to help lower-income workers, they may in fact escalate changes in business practices that will effectuate massive workforce dislocation.
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For me, at this moment, I'm in quite a dislocation of time, from both outside of time and inside of time at the same time.
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Trade rules that channel the benefits to the top squander the promise of trade and leave dislocation and stagnant wages or poverty in their wake.
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Fording Over Troubled Bridgewaters Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, widely tipped to take a big step forward in his third season, suffered a severe knee dislocation.
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Bluntly put, Iran's main customers in Asia and Europe were willing to suffer economic dislocation in order to build leverage to solve the nuclear problem.
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But any reduction in gas prices will likely be outweighed by the dislocation to the economy caused by the coronavirus led slowdown in global growth.
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"I absolutely think that the cloud providers will look at periods of market and valuation dislocation to bulk up their offerings," Zukin told Business Insider.
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But as with any major business shift, some types of food producers will fare better than others, and there will be waste and market dislocation.
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But as with any major business shift, some types of food producers will fare better than others, and there will be waste and market dislocation.
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That would mean leaving the European Union but remaining in a customs union with the bloc, or keeping even closer ties, minimizing the economic dislocation.
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The activists who assembled and debated in London recognized that the goal of zero emissions in six years would require huge social and economic dislocation.
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"They have been waiting for this type of market dislocation," the head of mergers at a major Wall Street firm told CNBC in an interview.
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LeVert returned to New York Monday night, was evaluated at the Hospital for Special Surgery and diagnosed with a subtalar dislocation of the right foot.
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Four years later, when he was released, the family moved to Britain, a dislocation that shattered her parents' marriage, sending Levy into a double exile.
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If the political crisis ultimately triggers major market dislocation, it's clear that Copom will move in much smaller steps or even shelve further easing altogether.
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A lot of dislocation rooted in their not having planned ahead for the day when their careers or their jobs would come to an end.
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After the financial crisis, there was an enormous dislocation in financial services and spending and travel, it was just unclear what was going to happen.
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There was also a book by V.S. Naipaul I'd started to read in those blissfully calm days before the fire and the dislocation that followed.
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"After reinventing herself as a painter in the late 21923s she gradually, over the next 33 to 23 years, brought to her work an incredible vitality of form and complexity, not through gesture but through the very deliberate, patient shaping of form," Raphael Rubinstein, the author of the 21945 monograph "Shirley Jaffe: Les Formes de la Dislocation" ("Shirley Jaffe: Forms of Dislocation"), said in an interview.
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It is hard to give a name to the feelings of dislocation stirred by the woman, who seems to give birth to five bodiless heads simultaneously.
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On the other hand ... despite some economic dislocation, I'm not sure that the economic connections and the livelihoods derived from coffee are more advantageous than disadvantageous.
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Our experience of dislocation out in the cinema seats matches, in some small way, how people who were actually present at the events would experience them.
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"This dislocation is unlikely to last too long; either oil will have to begin its recovery, or asset prices will need to re-adjust," he said.
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And because of the wholesale erasure of history that happens during a massive dislocation, today Irish Americans know too little about their own ethnic group's history.
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With grain busting out of storage bins all around the world the big grain merchants have fewer opportunities to capitalize on "dislocation" of supplies, companies say.
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The patients' severe visual loss after the injection was associated with ocular hypertension, hemorrhagic retinopathy, vitreous hemorrhage, combined traction and rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, and lens dislocation.
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But to call it a narrative of dislocation is also to understand it as a language of brutality, a tongue activist DeRay Mckesson knows too well.
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On Wednesday, LaSalle said the offer was made during a short-term dislocation in its share price and raised doubts about Pebblebrook's "overly-optimistic growth targets".
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Extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and floods, could be severe enough to lead to the dislocation of large populations, which can't easily be returned home.
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Another fund that looks to make money in times of market stress said it usually saw inbounds from potential investors flood in after a serious dislocation.
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"Tua Tagovailoa sustained a right hip dislocation that was immediately reduced at the stadium," team orthopedic surgeon Dr. Lyle Cain said in a statement Saturday night.
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The injury — a dislocation that he managed to aggravate at some point in the Raptors' postseason run — affects his passing, but Lowry has learned to compensate.
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"The sea cast me loose," Ms. Alexander wrote a half-century later in "Crossing the Indian Ocean," an entry in her book "Poetics of Dislocation" (2009).
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Mary Tyrone longs for a real home, and the wasteland conjured by Mr. Breth and her set designer, Martin Zehetgruber, makes that sense of dislocation palpable.
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The move comes as the coronavirus pandemic has spread panic in financial markets, raising the spectre of a global credit crunch and dislocation of dollar funding.
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Clean energy, energy-efficient homes, and clean transport are key because we need clean air, and also because of the looming dislocation from climate change impacts.
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" No. 248 Tajikistan This debut novel follows two women as they embark on journeys that challenge societal restrictions and explores "notions of freedom, rootlessness" and "dislocation.
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Ratner stirs feeling — sorrow, sympathy, pleasure — through language so ethereal in the face of dislocation and loss that its beauty can only be described as stubborn.
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He outlined a dark vision of an America afflicted by "the ravages" of economic dislocation and foreign exploitation, requiring his can-do approach to turn around.
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For workers, the transition means uncertainty, dislocation and immersion in a labor market with far fewer opportunities for those without training beyond a high school degree.
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For traders, a "dislocation means there is a lot of stuff to buy," said Putri Pascualy, a managing director and credit strategist at Pacific Alternative Asset Management.
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"I have come to realize that my fascination with other people's lives is entirely relative to my own lack of understanding and sense of dislocation," writes Ansett.
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The question fits as a motto for a number of films across the different shorts programs, with each film creating a deliberate disorientation, creative confusion, and dislocation.
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The dislocation in the lending market risks undermining a push by the government to support SMEs, which make up about 60 percent of UAE gross domestic product.
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Far-right movements are treated overwhelmingly as cultural phenomena rather than–as is sometimes the case in France, Britain and America–mere expressions of socio-economic dislocation.
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An "Atlanto-Occipital Dislocation" is known as an "internal decapitation," defined as the separation of the ligaments of the spinal column from the base of the skull.
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Later supplanted by cleaner, cheaper-to-mine coal to the west, this was one of the first parts of America to endure the pain of industrial dislocation.
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Over the past 10 years, the Isle de Jean Charles community in Louisiana has lost two-thirds of its residents to dislocation because of rising sea levels.
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A financial crisis a decade ago left deep economic dislocation and though jobless numbers and housing markets have recovered, many Americans are still worse off and hurting.
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If we remain on the current course of business (and politics) as usual, we will see increasing economic pain and social dislocation, not just a disrupted climate.
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But the right response to any sense of dislocation isn't the invention of threats that don't exist and vilification of people who've done nothing to warrant it.
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With grain busting out of storage bins all around the world, the big grain merchants have fewer opportunities to capitalize on "dislocation" of supplies, the companies say.
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Campaign Stops The nearly 1,000 responses to my recent article on the crisis of men offered a searing portrait of economic dislocation and a torrent of prescriptions.
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The work, which bears the subtitle "Terminals Part II: In Transit," unfolds with dizzying intensity and convulsing complexity, often employing abstraction to evoke the dislocation of travel.
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Increasing chaos and dislocation will increase the need for cosmopolitanism — for cooperation, information sharing, cross-border aid flows and law enforcement — while simultaneously making it more difficult.
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From this second on, Mr. Sauvaire (adapting Mr. Moore's 2014 autobiography) uses sight, sound and movement to bind us to the character and share his extreme dislocation.
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The technique, which is akin to the one adopted by Simon McBurney in his 2016 Broadway solo, "The Encounter," creates a simultaneous sense of dislocation and intimacy.
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These racial resentments are far less relevant for Democrats, who celebrate a pluralistic, multi-ethnic society, but some voters in both parties still feel profound economic dislocation.
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Last week's repo difficulties were "a largely technical dislocation" but one the Fed will need to learn from, said Michael Reynolds, investment strategy officer at Glenmede Trust.
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That decision should go some way to alleviating some of U.S. President Donald Trump's concerns about the dislocation of production capacity out of the country, Marchionne said.
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And often progress causes a lot of issues and it's a really hard thing to reason through, "Wow, we're trying to make progress and help all these people join the global economy," or help people join the communities and have the social lives that they would want and be accepted in different ways, but it comes with this dislocation in the near term and that's a massive dislocation.
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"The dislocation and the disruption that would be caused by something as great as this just can't be understated," said Carlyle Hall, a lawyer working on the lawsuit.
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The Mets had initially circled May 1 as a possible return date for Conforto, who had surgery to repair the posterior capsule that tore during his shoulder dislocation.
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" The state said in March that ending funding "would cause massive disruption, dislocation, and waste, damaging the region and endangering the future of high-speed rail in California.
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Her ongoing book project, A Lesser Geography of the Holy Land, explores Jerusalem and the West Bank as a psychological and geographic site of spiritual dislocation and conflict.
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Nearly everyone's been dropped into an awkward family situation; even in a loving and healthy family, just being around your relatives can produce a jarring sense of dislocation.
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Aldrin, who was born with congenital knee dislocation, is learning how to walk after undergoing a 4-hour surgery to repair and realign his tendons, joints and bones.
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Per BNP Paribas data, S&P 500 Index options forward implied volatility, which measures volatility expectations embedded in options, shows no dislocation over the remaining election campaign period.
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But Comey's dismissal during his investigation into Trump's campaign over alleged links to Russian election meddling took the sense of political dislocation in the capital to new extremes.
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"Promoting family dislocation, deportation of innocent men, women and children, breaking up families, promoting a Muslim ban, promoting a wall between the United States and Mexico," Lee said.
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Instead of describing a sense of class that is anchored in a specific region, Neel emphasizes that upheavals and dislocation connect working-class experience across regions and continents.
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However, that would become more likely in the medium term if the economic dislocation of a Brexit were to prove severe or political tail risks were to materialise.
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However, in venture, and growth, the secret sauce is dislocation, a market ripe for disruption, and crazy genius founders who are too stupid to know they will fail.
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Mr. Trump's approaches to health care, trade, immigration and entitlements all represent attempts to address their yearning for security at a time of economic dislocation and cultural change.
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Many of them are victims of economic dislocation and it is hard to fault them for seeking a change, of course, even if it is simplistic and ignorant.
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Director Joe Talbot and his close collaborator, Jimmie Fails, have crafted something special: Yes, it's a portrait of San Francisco, but also of dislocation and change and friendship.
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In both prose and poetry Ms. Alexander, a longtime professor at Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Center, explored themes of feminism, post-colonialism, dislocation, memory and more.
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" The state said in March that ending funding "would cause massive disruption, dislocation, and waste, damaging the region and endangering the future of high-speed rail in California.
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Families had been strained by the economic dislocation of the Depression, by the ethnic, religious and class divisions stemming from large-scale immigration and, finally, by the war.
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To a certain extent, analysts say, the Indian economy is so dependent on black money that economic dislocation was unavoidable if India was to seriously attack the problem.
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Key facilities, like the nation's largest naval base in Norfolk, Va., face huge dislocation expenses from sea level rise, and over time, they may have to move entirely.
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Democrats addressing trade and globalization concerns face not only a base sharply split over these issues, but also growing difficulties in the party's traditional responses to employment dislocation.
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"The concern for us is the dislocation of any steel out of North America and any other market," said Mark Vassella, managing director and CEO of BlueScope Steel.
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Swissquote's Quelenn said bank stocks were however likely to remain under pressure and that any more sign of EU dislocation could weigh particularly on Italian and German lenders.
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The level of cooperation with the states -- everybody knows exactly what they're doing -- and this will be in large measure an even greater human dislocation that Texas was.
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There will, inevitably, be huge dislocation: Some U.S. factories and communities will benefit, but others will be hurt, bigly, by the loss of markets, crucial components or both.
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The pro-Brexit right wing of the Conservative Party has long dismissed forecasts of chaos and economic dislocation, dismissing them as products of a pro-Europe fear campaign.
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In the dislocation of language, geography, aesthetic sensibility, and political reality, art is one of the few territories left that we can share, where such encounters remain possible.
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"The program was a failed counterterrorism tool, was highly discriminatory, and led to widespread fear and needless dislocation of families across the United States," he said in a statement.
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I tell the interviewer—a contracted recruiter in Texas—that I have experience with break-ups, alienation, loneliness, dislocation, sickness, and feel very comfortable talking to people about it.
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This is particularly true when markets are undergoing substantial liberalization, integration or technological disruption, since these impose increased human costs in the form of dislocation, insecurity and income dispersion.
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Arvin Soh, portfolio manager at GAM Alternative Investments Solutions, said he was pleased that "something" finally happened in the market, giving hedge funds the chance to benefit from dislocation.
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Strong liquidity, including access to liquidity from the Bank of England, should enable banks to withstand periods of market dislocation where wholesale funding is not available or is expensive.
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"The selloff was a reminder that there still is that dislocation between high-quality names and low-quality (companies)," said George Curtis, a portfolio manager at TwentyFour Asset Management.
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At a time of painful economic dislocation, people who felt that Catholicism and liberation theology had failed them turned to an aspirational faith that promised a new upward mobility.
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I THINK TRADE HAS BEEN VERY GOOD TO THE U.S. YES, IT'S CAUSED SOME JOB DISLOCATION, BUT ON THE WHOLE, IT HAS HELPED OUR ECONOMY IN A BIG WAY.
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Since its start more than five years ago in March 2011, the Syrian civil war has been marked by death, carnage and dislocation — with no real end in sight.
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There are only so many specialized boats available to do the work, and the Corps closes only 1,000 feet (300 meters) of beach at a time to minimize dislocation.
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Trump has tapped into what sociologist Emile Durkheim identified as anomie—a state of profound rootlessness and dislocation that occurs when institutions such as family and work break down.
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Protectionist tariffs will not change the realities of global markets, at least not immediately and without massive dislocation of corporate strategy and supply chains and ultimately jobs and pocketbooks.
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But the book's lovely darker palette of blues and grays (the colors are by Braden Lamb) hints at the sadness that inflects this story of childhood illness and dislocation.
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There's going to be enormous dislocation in the medical industry, because patients need to be insured for hospitals to survive—and health care is 17 percent of the GDP.
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For the most part, though, we have seen immigrants as an other to be controlled and understood these "others" as a threat: of crime, of terror, of economic dislocation.
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He contrasts that with "trade spats," which take place continually, and tariff actions that are rarer but have been used many times without setting off a major economic dislocation.
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The title of the first book of essays, "Into and Out of Dislocation," is a quote of a doctor's appraisal of my left shoulder joint after a cycling accident.
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He avoids being self-indulgent about it — he doesn't find his own despair very interesting — but there's a sense of dislocation and loss shaping his art and his life.
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The Knicks were again without guard Ron Baker, who will be out indefinitely after a magnetic resonance imaging examination showed a dislocation and torn labrum of his right shoulder.
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This combination of demographic change and economic dislocation can trigger something called sociotropic threat, in which people reshape their identities and politics around a sense of us-versus-them.
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Hamid, however, is less interested in the physical hardships faced by refugees in their crossings than in the psychology of exile and the haunting costs of loss and dislocation.
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In 1939, the organizational expert Peter Drucker wrote that fascism had taken root because the establishment had offered "no new order" to counteract the dislocation of the Great Depression.
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Even as affordable housing grows scarcer and the gentrification tide makes many New Yorkers feel doomed to dislocation, one weapon for tenants has always been obvious, if expensive: lawyers.
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The drawn-out recovery and extended dislocation from Hurricane Katrina — a situation that could be repeated in Puerto Rico, Texas, and California — required dealing with long-term psychological effects.
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Director Joe Talbot and his close collaborator, Jimmie Fails, have crafted something special here: Yes, it's a portrait of San Francisco, but also of dislocation and change and friendship.
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"I think that all goes back to the housing crisis when they saw what happened to their families, you know, in 2008, and the dislocation that that occurred," he added.
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As in the other shorts I've mentioned, the ReStacks's use of sequential, temporary and spatial fragmentation and dislocation twists and amplifies our sense of reality, keeping us on our toes.
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But overlooked in that frame is that each man has diagnosed the same currents in society, fishing for followers in seas churning with anger, dislocation, spiritual alienation and economic inequality.
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"We will see significant damage to property and dislocation and human suffering that will come from such an event if we do not prepare," Holness said, according to the newspaper.
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Koons and Sherman have both failed at this task, making work that is as fascinating as art as it is powerless to deconstruct the blue chip art world's social dislocation.
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Today support for full-blown populists is often bound up with the dislocation of globalisation, including rapid industrial change, mass immigration, shifting social values and a declining sense of community.
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However, when Carter was still unable to move his arm after treatment, the family took him to Children's Hospital of Atlanta where he was again diagnosed with the common dislocation.
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A trade war is "bad for risk assets" and tariffs bring "dislocation" and "uncertainty," Solomon said, adding that he is not big a fan of the economic cost of tariffs.
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BECAUSE YOU SAID THAT YOU EXPECT VOLATILITY, BUT YOU DON'T THINK THAT THE MARKET WOULD IMMEDIATELY FALL IF AND WHEN INTEREST RATES GO UP. SO WHERE WILL THE DISLOCATION HAPPEN?
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The dawn of a new administration unleashes conflicting forces of change, hope, opposition, dislocation and even confusion that reverberate throughout Washington far beyond the West Wing of the White House.
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Broad-based sanctions designed to pressure government elite would draw attention away from their corruption and fiscal malpractice by causing economic dislocation to the people we're ostensibly trying to support.
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The initial diagnosis was a dislocation of the knee and a complete tear of the anterior cruciate ligament, as well as other significant damage that the Vikings have not disclosed.
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Now, even as the European Union is preparing to send tens of thousands of Afghan migrants back, war, intimidation and dislocation are a daily reality for many families in Afghanistan.
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But his basic claim, that a root cause of Trump's and the European far right's rise is a sense of cultural dislocation on the part of native whites, is persuasive.
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INSIDE PITCH Outfielder Michael Conforto, the Mets' lone All-Star this season, said his recovery from left shoulder surgery after a dislocation in late August would take about six months.
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China is moving ahead so fast with AI, faster than the United States or Europe, and yet the ramifications there could be the most troubling — a potential for massive dislocation.
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President Donald Trump is projecting a shorter timeframe for the economic dislocation, saying he believes big parts of the country can be released quickly from the stay-at-home restrictions.
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The supply shock is coming in the form of the need to quarantine millions of workers, the serious disruption to international supply chains and the major dislocation to transport systems.
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Fashion ought to be about those memorable moments — about dislocation, the unexpected, about weirdness, emotion, provocation, even discomfort — as much as it is about garments, Thom Browne said this week.
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This uncertain acceptance echoed the feeling of dislocation that hounded them in the United States: They had grown up American in every way but lacked the legal status of belonging.
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"When people act on that — really trying to make ends meet going up against very powerful forces of dislocation — their biological systems are going to pay a price," he said.
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Speculative forces, a dislocation from fundamentals and the use of borrowed funds acted in tandem to exacerbate the decline, ensuring many investors lost even more than their initial margin deposit.
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But there has been a dislocation this year, as WTI and Brent crude oil have climbed about 20 percent since the end of August yet MLPs have yet to follow suit.
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Among the Navajo, the mescaline ceremony has developed a powerful healing element, and is often seen as being more effective than western psychiatry in addressing problems of trauma and social dislocation.
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It caused such dislocation that it is hard to see others emulating it (even the pantomime central-planners of Venezuela rowed back after announcing that they would scrap their own banknotes).
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Bulls: PG Kris Dunn (left index finger dislocation) made his Bulls debut off the bench and aggravated his finger but is expected to be OK. He was injured during an Oct.
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Policy differences now play out within a broadly shared conviction that Europe's citizens need, and want, defending from outside threats ranging from economic dislocation to climate change to Russia to migration.
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"The extreme volatility and market dislocation experienced in the euro repo market over the 2016 year-end are unprecedented in the post-euro era," the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) said.
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LAGARDE: IT WOULD CERTAINLY ENTAIL MAJOR DISORDER AND THE RISK OF DISLOCATION EISEN: DO YOU SEE THE ELECTION BEING FRAMED THAT WAY AS A REFERENDUM ON THE EU AND THE EUROZONE?
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If economic dislocation is the origin of Trumpism, Republicans seem to believe they are absolved of the sins committed by some of Trump's followers, and can blame President Obama for Trump.
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" Market moves: "In this presidential election, there is no social mandate coming from economic dislocation, nor a likelihood of any party receiving a super majority that would cause major legislative change.
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They played a total of 44 minutes in the N.B.A. finals last year, with Love hampered by a shoulder dislocation and Irving dropping out after Game 1 with an injured knee.
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It is also true that not every sector or wage earner has benefitted equally and that China's entrance into world markets did create at least temporary outsized dislocation beginning in 2000.
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"You've had a modest widening out of spreads but nothing that's too alarming which would indicate to us at least an early-stage credit dislocation or any financial stress," Morganlander said.
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That means hotter temperatures, more severe weather, food shortages, water shortages, more intense wildfires, and dislocation of huge populations around the world in coastal areas that will be flooded in time.
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Themes of urban dislocation will crop up in later episodes of 29, just as Davison and Lee have experienced the pinch of rising rent, priced out of the area they love.
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The first dislocation of his life took place in the mid-22008s, when a local newspaper initiated a shaming campaign against him, forcing him to leave Kharkov and move to Moscow.
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"The economic dislocation from the arrival of capitalism created a real sense of aggrievement on the part of people whose skills were not valued in the new economy," he told me.
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"Pairing those two businesses can reduce the overall volatility of earnings and can offset either side in a market dislocation," said Travis Miller, director of utilities at investment research firm Morningstar.
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It's possible that Claire's camera also alters the stream of time itself, as the story line introduces some elements of temporal dislocation while never shifting into an obvious sci-fi mode.
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All the helpful inventions also produced mass dislocation, life-killing pollution, child labor and — as per the invention of the cotton gin in the American South — an expansion of human enslavement.
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Even without a detailed knowledge of China's geography or its recent history, a viewer feels the dislocation and momentum of accelerating change — and something of the country's sheer vastness and density.
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They are not the obvious challenges of communism and economic dislocation — as occurred after World War II — when building a NATO, a Marshall Plan and an E.U. were the obvious antidotes.
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Hajji Abdul Qahar Abed, who serves as chief of staff to the chief executive of the government, Abdullah Abdullah, warns that after decades of war and dislocation, Afghans are particularly vulnerable.
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Our reviewer wrote that "the long duration has the advantage of illustrating the inherited longing and sense of dislocation passed like a baton from mother to daughter" in the Palestinian community.
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Abballa's life, at least early on, seems to bear out some of the arguments Olivier Roy makes about the second-generation immigrant's sense of dislocation, and the hunger for an identity.
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But some analysts, like the economist Daniel Cohen of the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, have pointed out that the cash did not settle underlying French social dislocation linked to globalization.
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"One consequence of increased geopolitical dislocation might be another very large increase in Bitcoin's value, as it is increasingly seen as isolated and insulated from the conventional economic system," he explained.
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But as the global distribution of power has flattened, imaginative diplomacy has become more critical, if more difficult, as the United States confronts rising competitors abroad and economic dislocation at home.
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Director Joe Talbot and his close collaborator, Jimmie Fails, have crafted something special in Last Black Man: Yes, it's a portrait of San Francisco, but also of dislocation and change and friendship.
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I think there, you would get a-, a dislocation of the political process, of parliament from the voters, in a way that you've seen the, sort of, fragmentation of continental European politics.
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The photographs strike notes of dislocation or claustrophobia about which his human subjects look immune, as if they have already internalized incongruity to the extent that it is as normal as breathing.
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"The dislocation in coal markets, and the very thin trading liquidity witnessed in the respective hedging instruments, was detrimental to the short term – 12 week - outturn," the Hong Kong-headquartered company said.
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What the artist has accomplished here is an ode to geographical dislocation, a massive photomontage of how urban landscapes are as much generators for creativity as they are stifling places to live.
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That populist clarion was a central theme of his maiden political adventure, as the businessman-turned-candidate successfully appealed to disaffected voters who felt left behind by economic dislocation and demographic shifts.
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The forecast predicted an uprising against Big Tech, but from a different source—ordinary Americans who seemed likely to come to understand that automation was at the heart of their economic dislocation.
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"Redburn has established a market-leading position at a time when equity research providers have experienced significant dislocation following the introduction of MiFID2," said Rothschild partner and future Redburn chairman Richard Wyatt.
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People are clearly drawn to those types of ales in our current time of uncertainty and dislocation because these ales can give us a way of consuming locality in an interesting way.
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It's melodically unresolved, only worming deeper inside of increasing layers of fuzz and eerie Auto-Tuned croons from Kaytranada, whose rare appearance in front of a microphone only adds to the dislocation.
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"We chose the timing based on the supportive backdrop in global markets recently improvement in AT275 market dynamics since the dislocation earlier in the year," said Rupert Mingay, group treasurer at StanChart.
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Late in the book, Gay writes of the dislocation she sees on the faces of people who did not realize that she is fat before booking her for a reading or lecture.
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For all the dislocation, strangeness and pain of being separated forcibly from parents, many children can and do recover, said Mary Dozier, a professor of child development at the University of Delaware.
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The price dislocation has persisted in the VanEck Vectors High-Yield Municipal Index ETF, which on Monday was trading at a 19.5% discount to its net asset value, according to Refinitiv data.
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The highway now traverses vast stretches of dislocation and pain in the wake of Hurricane Harvey's wrath, as Houstonians begin coming to grips with the devastation that the receding floods left behind.
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Too often, we talk about trying to fix the problem while the shutdown is going on, but after it is over, we forget some of the pain, dislocation and inefficiency of it.
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Muro has produced a map that shows that trade dislocation (measured in trade adjustment assistance certifications) is far less concentrated in Clintonite large metros than it has been in Trumpian rural counties.
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"However, there is a close historical relationship between the parent company and these yieldcos and therefore some dislocation in the event of parent bankruptcy should be expected," he said in an email.
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CreditCreditLam Yik Fei for The New York Times In a part of the world familiar with conflict, dislocation and ruthless ideological extremism, Hong Kong has long beckoned as an oasis of stability.
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"Our commodities team believes that the dislocation between the gold prices and U.S. rates is here to say," Goldman Sachs analysts, led by Eugene King, said in a research note published Monday.
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"In periods of volatility and market dislocation it provides a welcome bid for the bonds, and helps set a floor for pricing," T Rowe Price EM corporate bond fund manager Samy Muaddi said.
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Set in the world 2072, the Earth has had a rough time: rampant global warming and an event known as the Thermal Maximum ruined the atmosphere, kicking off mass dislocation, famine, and warfare.
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After being beaten 8-3 by the Astros, the Yankees said Sabathia had suffered a "subluxation of his left shoulder joint (partial dislocation)" and would be replaced on the roster by Ben Heller.
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"Low liquidity, high regulation, low conviction, high crowding, unintended consequences of NIRP [negative interest rate policies] and overdue 'dislocation' = fragile investment backdrop," Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BAML, said in the note.
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" Foundry Group's Brad Feld has reviewed 1,197 books on Goodreads and especially loves science fiction novels that "make the step function leaps in imagination that represent the coming dislocation from our current reality.
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said the experiment here is rooted in a fear there will be a mass dislocation of jobs not seen since the Industrial Revolution that governments will have to address.
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Life for millions of young men in the Islamic world — and in Muslim enclaves in the West — is characterized by chronic unemployment, abysmal educational opportunities, social dislocation and widespread governmental corruption or indifference.
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The result of PNTR, however, was a much faster-than-anticipated influx of Chinese imports that produced significantly more dislocation in manufacturing-oriented communities than the architects of the policy had counted on.
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According to Carroll, a source confirmed that Bridgewater suffered a tibiofemoral (knee) dislocation, which means that the two bones that meet at the knee—the femur and tibia—completely separated from each other.
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Is the answer simply that the benefits of free trade — lower prices generally — are diffuse and therefore underappreciated, whereas the costs — worker dislocation in particular sectors — are concentrated and thus easier to highlight?
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Dislocation is Wang's great theme and the subject of "Bitter Money," his 2016 portrait of young rural migrants who leave their villages for low-paying jobs in the booming garment factories of Huzhou.
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An NBA TV camera captured a view of the finger as Embiid was walking off the court and it was clearly pointing in the wrong direction either from a dislocation or a break.
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To the Editor: Apparently President Trump is plunging his head further into the sand and helping push the planet toward catastrophic levels of warming, consigning future generations to economic dislocation and environmental chaos.
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Within the major democracies, populist rabble-rousers are on the march, powered by social media and puffed up by economic discontent, dislocation and voters' disillusionment with leaders who haven't delivered on their promises.
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Her childhood was a "long prison sentence," she wrote, marked by the death of her father and dislocation as the family moved west hoping to find a more hospitable climate for Sontag's asthma.
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The Europeans are nowhere near making up for the cost and dislocation caused by US sanctions, the $15 billion line of credit has gone nowhere and the Iranian economy is deep in recession.
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But taken literally, the refrain — "more than this, there is nothing" — has an opposite meaning: What if all the killings and deceptions, and the dislocation of their lives, end up being for nothing?
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Paula Fox, a distinguished writer for children and adults whose work illuminated lives filled with loss, dislocation and abandonment, conditions she knew firsthand from a very early age, died on Wednesday in Brooklyn.
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"We find a much stronger association between symbolic racial and immigration attitudes and switching for Trump and Clinton than between economic marginality or local economic dislocation and vote switching," Reny et al. write.
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The BoE's Woods said that re-structuring by financial firms to mitigate risks to their business will in general increase complexity, while dislocation and fragmentation of markets could bump up costs and cut activity.
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The scenes that followed saw Meredith struggling greatly through her recovery from vast injuries, including an elbow dislocation, broken ribs, a broken jaw, a collapsed lung and temporary hearing loss from her head injury.
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"The economic and constitutional dislocation of a formal 'third country' customs border within our own country is something I will never accept and I believe no British Prime Minister could ever accept," May said.
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A Polaroid picture that remained blank and undeveloped was reinserted in a camera, evoking a sense of uncertainty and dislocation, but over all, the work proved little more than a series of pleasant images.
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Carmela LoSurdo, now 10 months old, and Phallon Rohrick, now 9 months old, were born with hip dysplasia, a developmental dislocation problem that can lead to hip deformities and trouble walking if left untreated.
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"Speculators saw the opportunity to short the Hong Kong dollar and take advantage of that dislocation," Mark Konyn, chief investment officer at AIA Group in Hong Kong, said, referring to the interest rate differential.
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"It would certainly unveil major disorder and the risk of dislocation," IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde told CNBC during an interview at this week's meeting of the foundation and the World Bank in Washington.
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This has sparked both fear and hope for the future of AI: hope for fat profits and improving people's lives through technology; fear about how society will cope with the dislocation AI could bring.
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Space Between the Skies has given us the privilege of experiencing the condition of the new, of savoring the creative dislocation produced by the unfamiliar medium before it becomes defined and packaged for us.
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"Just in case things go badly we have been working with firms to ensure they have in place liquidity sufficient to accommodate a severe dislocation in financial markets," Woods told an audience of bankers.
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In the process, "Sesame Street" is providing support for those facing homelessness while equipping communities nationwide to offer greater friendship and understanding to young children enduring times of transition and dislocation of all kinds.
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If the United States fails to act decisively now, it will follow Italy's course or, worse, that of Iran, and recovery may take a decade or more with extraordinary levels of death and dislocation.
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It connotes both the improvements — like new stores, safer sidewalks and more successful schools — and the excruciating shifts like the dislocation of entire blocks of longtime residents, often minorities, to make room for redevelopment.
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Moving there and then back to Argentina as a boy gave Mr. Diaz double doses of immigrant dislocation; the emotional aftereffect of isolation and bullying seem to echo in his story of lonely Håkan.
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Some of the most powerful poems in Sánchez's lush and formidable debut use this tactic to draw readers close to difficult subjects, including her sense of dislocation as the daughter of undocumented Mexican immigrants.
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Mr. Elba is simply fantastic in the role — he sells the burden of being the last gunslinger, plays his moments of humorous dislocation well and looks smashing in a neckerchief, vest and leather duster.
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I think that they're going to be strong competition, and I can't think of a stronger signal to Detroit of, 'Hey, we want credible EVs' as the market cap dislocation in Tesla right now.
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Some reasons could include a bonus that was only paid once but listed on the old tax form, or excessive medical bills, a dislocation because of a natural disaster or a recent job loss.
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Instead, the vote ballooned into an impassioned plebiscite on globalization, economic dislocation, migration, identity and other issues that have galvanized citizens not only in Britain, but across Europe and the United States as well.
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She says she became so fatigued she fell off the bike with her feet still strapped in ... but the momentum of the fly wheel kept the pedals turning, and each rotation caused ankle dislocation.
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Yeah, and that sense of dislocation of just finding yourself day after day in these otherly, baffling, anodyne, unnatural environments, and the weird sort of cohesion that comes from visiting all of these places.
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For Mrs May, the dislocation caused by a freewheeling labour market, the excesses associated with deregulation, the rift between services-rich boomtowns and forgotten, post-industrial regions put their very legitimacy and sustainability in question.
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WR Malcolm Mitchell (elbow) was on the practice field but did not do anything other than light jogging this week after suffering a dislocation of his left elbow in the preseason opener against New Orleans.
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Levels of economic and social dislocation are not remotely as high — in the US, unemployment is around 5 percent, a healthy figure — and democratic norms are stronger than in early to mid-20th-century Europe.
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The park project was intended partly to compensate the residential neighborhood south of the trade center for the 15 years of construction, disruption, dislocation and trauma it has suffered since the terrorist attack of Sept.
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" The book nods to Walker Percy's "The Moviegoer," though Henry's despair is not spiritual alienation but "metaphysical dislocation," a melancholy brought on by being "another among legions of puny figurines in the vast synthetic exhibit.
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So I think what we have to do is to figure out how to make sure to get the benefits of the improved technologies and yet cope with the dislocation that it inevitably will produce.
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Just as there is something uncanny in the simple Lynchian practice of recording dialogue in reverse and playing it back, there is a sense of dislocation to the absolute symmetry of Whyte's floating, elongated hexagon.
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Fiction lost luminaries like the mystery writer Sue Grafton and Paula Fox, whose books — some for adults, some for the young — recognized that loss and dislocation were subjects that anyone of any age can understand.
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The prospect of a bailout of a scale without precedent has set off a rush to the fiscal trough, with businesses enduring undeniable dislocation jostling with more opportunistic interests to ensure they get a share.
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Her starting point was a Creole sailor returning to his island after time at sea, and an exploration of the sense of both joy and dislocation wrought by a long-awaited and romanticized return home.
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"We are committing $50 million to relief efforts, helping meet immediate needs of those most affected right now and by addressing the financial hardship and social dislocation that this pandemic will bring," the company said.
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And with midterm elections only weeks away, he has renewed these attacks, warning of criminals pouring over the border to threaten American citizens and suggesting that undocumented immigrants will cause economic dislocation and job loss.
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Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, for instance, have funneled millions into expanding the testing capabilities in Seattle and the Bay Area, respectively, rather than funding national responses to economic dislocation or even national testing programs.
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But the financial dislocation for ordinary people like Ms. Isweiri, a Ph.D. student at Colorado State University who was in Libya for her father's funeral when Mr. Trump signed off on the ban, was enormous.
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With the world drowning in debt and with credit risk grossly underpriced, there is the serious risk that a global recession could cause serious dislocation in the world's financial markets as credit markets reprice risk.
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"We still prefer equity as the best-positioned asset class for a 'bounce-back' and find Brazil, Chile, Peru, Korea, and China offer a good combination of dislocation and supportive macro growth dynamics," Maasry added.
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SO DALIO WAS ON. HE SAID JUST TO PARAPHRASE, I THINK HE KINDA SAID THAT 003% IS THE NEW 200% IN TERMS OF WHERE WE NEED TO WORRY ABOUT DISLOCATION AND ACTUALLY -- QUICK: INTEREST RATES.
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In "Untitled (two)" (1996) and "Untitled (yellow with ellipses)" (223), Mehretu articulates concerns with migration and dislocation in drawings that suggest aerial views of masses of people, or in loosely structured arrangements suggesting refugee camps.
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A few have also been talking about how to help frontline communities, those most hurt by the effects of climate pollution, and fossil fuel communities, who are vulnerable to dislocation by the clean energy transition.
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Rising temperatures and the dislocation caused by related droughts, floods and heatwaves will slow global economic growth and damage the performance of stocks and bonds, according to the report, led by the London School of Economics.
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Works by Theo Eshetu, Isaac Julien, Rosalind Nashashibi, Charlotte Prodger, Zina Saro-Wiwa, Zineb Sedira, John Smith, and Alia Syed address the relationship between people and place, especially as the result of forced migration and dislocation.
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Time has partly buried my childhood memories of Buffalo's mighty blizzard of 1977, but I still recall the hallucinogenic dislocation of the great drifts that climbed over houses, the spectacle of a world made thrillingly new.
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That extraordinary dislocation is one reason why ethnic enclaves exist in large cities like New York City or San Francisco — being around others like yourself provides a bridge from one's old country to their new home.
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"These are exciting times with a bunch of new refineries coming online and a bunch of dislocation in the crude oil market around the world, so we really should have incremental volatility going forward," he said.
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Crucially, tail risks are growing at a time when global growth concerns and recent market dislocation have made investors crowd into a small number of trades, notably long U.S. dollar, short oil and emerging market positions.
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Our assessment of the potential impact on Spain's sovereign rating will continue to focus on the pressures for greater autonomy, prospects of an agreement and the potential financial dislocation during the transition to any new arrangement.
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Much of what Dreher writes about resonates with me, from his dislocation, his restlessness, and his yearning to belong to his critique of both right-wing and left-wing Christianity, with their vapidities and identity politics.
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With our emphasis on individualism rather than smart and effective governance, we have created a level of economic inequality that will harm all of us by leading to a wider outbreak and even more financial dislocation.
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A timely look at the traumas of dislocation among the children of Muslim immigrants in England, it seems a bit traumatized and dislocated itself, unable to control the gears of conflict to tell its story clearly.
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" In it, Benjamin describes the different varieties of middle-of-the-night dislocation — nights when "the thickening, sense-dulling" darkness "hangs velvety as a pall," or the "luminous moonlit nights, lurid nights, when everything feels heightened.
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One German (Meinhard Neumann, a long drink of water), however, increasingly stands apart in a story that can feel as familiar as a John Ford movie, if one attuned to dislocation and discontent in contemporary Europe.
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" The effect of such a move would be the "dislocation of at least 500,000 barrels a day of Iranian crude oil exports, especially those going to Korea and Japan as well as to some European countries.
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The dislocation caused by IBM's cuts has been especially great because until recently the company encouraged its employees to think of themselves as "IBMers" and many operated under the assumption that they had career-long employment.
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Mr Hussain hopes to stimulate conversation around one of the most maligned groups in Britain, many of whom feel designated a threat to their country, and how growing up exposed to hostility can feed alienation and dislocation.
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According to the ESPN report , team sources said the injury was "more significant" than a regular dislocation, and that the surgery required grafting tissue from Miller's right leg to repair the damaged artery in his left leg.
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There, in a room lined with ancient medical manuals—"Treatise on Dislocation", "Treatise on Fractures"—five Republican and five Democratic voters had been gathered by a group called Better Angels for a day of mutual re-humanising.
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But it is worth considering that the changes wrought by synthetic biology could refashion humankind's relationship with the natural world at a technical and conceptual level and at the same time bring little dislocation to everyday life.
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Brexit minister Steven Barclay said after the results were announced that the default position was still that Britain would leave the EU on April 12 without a deal to soften the economic dislocation of an abrupt departure.
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QE continues to feed the dislocation between technical factors and fundamentals, as reflected in the divergence between corporate spreads and leverage, but this gap should narrow beyond 2017 as the ECB ends its stimulus and issuance normalises.
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He would want to campaign amid a persistent mood of instability, anxiety and dislocation, but one that didn't make people so anxious that they started worrying about all the obvious ways that he might make things worse.
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Maybe it will be a story about communities that heal those who suffer from addiction, broken homes, trauma, prison and loss, a story of those who triumph over the isolation, social instability and dislocation so common today.
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We have learned what conditions make the prime environment for the rise of a demagogue: disaffection, demographic change, the demise of hope and opportunity and the dislocation of traditional power and privilege from automatic inheritance of prosperity.
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That could provoke a constitutional crisis in one of the world's oldest and most stable democracies because parliament is opposed to a disorderly exit, lacking a transition deal to ease the economic dislocation of leaving the bloc.
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In a time of great cultural dislocation and environmental despair, for an hour it made me remember what it feels like when the world is exactly as it must be, and I am exactly where I belong.
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I still remember sitting on a Brooklyn rooftop and reading "Where the Wild Things Are" for the first time, well into my 20s, aching with dislocation from the world and a roaring sense of lack of control.
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Parliament's attempt to take control was led by Oliver Letwin, a veteran Conservative lawmaker, and is driven largely by fear of leaving without an agreement, a rupture that could leave ports jammed and cause huge economic dislocation.
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As companies and the EU set out the dislocation they feared from an abrupt Brexit, the British parliament descended into uproar when opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn appeared to mouth the words "stupid woman" about May.
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SYDNEY, March 16 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank will provide the banking system with extra liquidity through its market operations to help offset a dislocation in global financial markets, part of a package of liquidity steps by regulators.
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Moreover, for the distraction and dislocation of impeachment to undermine foreign policy, the Administration would first need to have a coherent set of policies that they were actually working on and that held promise of some success.
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That is fine while it is expanding quickly but may not work if the growth rate slows either because it in any way lags rivals on product development or there is a wider economic dislocation, analysts say.
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" A gorgeous series titled "Sky Studies" puts Black's acute visual sensibility in robust communication with her talent for verbal dislocation: "Ruffled gamelans of rain, unconstrained / by all that seems remembered, ting between / splashed pedestrians under obscure clouds.
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Though Chen and Hsiao saw no evidence of cataract, retinal injury or lens dislocation, the separation of the iris from the band of muscles that sits behind it easily accounted for the patient's blurred and double vision.
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Throughout Refuge, we see oceans and water, boats, black bodies, borders, encampments and makeshift shelters, with emotional themes of cultural slippage, feelings of dislocation, the politics and fragility of identity, and the need for protection and vulnerability.
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Everyone who grows up in Hawaii knows this, and that knowledge was, I now think, one of the reasons that many of my high school classmates found ''The Swimmer,'' and Neddy's dislocation within his own life, so perplexing.
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Thanks to a knee dislocation that derailed my visits to the gym — and, okay, a handful of margaritas from the resort's swim-up bar — it had taken two bridesmaids to shoehorn me into my full-length, strapless gown.
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I'm not sure that's a Russian strategy, but they ... Well, it's creating discord, dislocation, feelings ... Yeah, and creating the idea that you're a suppressed minority, even if you control two branches of government and a huge media system.
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It was achievable, as a less hungry and desperate people might have realised, only through extreme violence, including mass murder, colossal economic dislocation, the extinction of political freedoms and the eventual creation of a privileged, bureaucratic boss caste.
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For the poor, "the floods are going to get them first, the heatwaves are going to kill them first, the massive dislocation is going to hit poor people who can't afford to move elsewhere," he said from Geneva.
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"It's not so much of a toy business, but we think given the strength that we have in [the category] and the dislocation of the market, there is a nice piece of the business we can pick up."
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But it doesn't take long to realize that by resembling a tent the work indicates the dislocation of Black people, and its suspension suggests a daunting paradox between the brutality of lynching and an escape to the skies.
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We see some of this rage and sense of dislocation in his films of crime, serial murder, and, famously, in Metropolis, a futuristic society that has at its heart a beast, a monster that swallows human beings whole.
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The flight to safety in the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote is sending investors scurrying back into healthcare and consumer-related stocks that have shielded them from nearly every big market dislocation of the past five years.
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This type of dislocation could be driven by macro factors or geopolitical risks and end up impacting the full market, or we may only see specific industries or companies suffer from a lack of innovation or competitive positioning.
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Around that time, my husband, George, also a writer, was experiencing his own sense of dislocation in New York, informed by his own international background and by his extensive writing about European culture in the early twentieth century.
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Such is the dislocation the Fed cut interest rates by 21 basis points on Sunday to a target range of 32.842.99% to 0.25%, and promised to expand its balance sheet by at least $700 billion in coming weeks.
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Lehane, for whom this line of argument is a key part of the Airbnb philosophy, added that "economic dislocation ... helped lead and catalyze the quote unquote sharing economy" by providing millions of middle-class people with supplemental income.
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In doing so, they provide a corrective to the recent tendency in segments of the liberal media to downplay economic factors and to focus instead on racial resentment and cultural dislocation as the primary forces motivating Trump voters.
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A particular concern for the global economic outlook is that the economic damage that financial market dislocation is now causing is coming at a time when the coronavirus epidemic is inflicting considerable direct damage to the global economy.
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Her dreamlike visions of China's full-tilt economic development, and the social dislocation and environmental abasement that have come with it, were the most beguiling and unnerving parts of her acclaimed midcareer retrospective at MoMA PS1 in 2016.
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Obviously, I'm not rooting for a big dislocation in terms of this turning into a big health crisis, but it is the kind of situation that unsettles markets and that could lead to good opportunities, for sure. Disclaimer
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"The reason this matters is because there are many measures that are NOT being taken because people's attention is distracted by all the discussion about how opioids addiction is caused by economic dislocation," she said in an email.
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"We see Tesla shares as an over-valued show-me story that has traded as a concept stock given the dislocation between share price performance and our/consensus estimates," analysts at Cowen and Company said in a note.
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The National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union had its heyday some years before Debs entered public life, but its theorists similarly connected ordinary people's dislocation from the political process to the growing dominance of corporations and concentrated capital.
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Their surrealistic juxtaposition of parts, which evoke Comte de Lautréamont's "chance encounter of an umbrella and a sewing-machine on a dissection-table," declares a corresponding dislocation in what they're modeled on: the body reduced to a simulacrum.
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Voting started at 9 am (0700 GMT) and ends at 8 pm in mainland Spain for what will be the country's third national election in four years, each of which has brought a further dislocation of the political landscape.
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He didn't like the city much, and soon moved back to Providence, but the experience inspired him to write the story "He," a surreal tale about a man marooned in a strange city grappling with his sense of dislocation.
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The dislocation resulting from the cash swap has been huge - workers seeking to collect their monthly pay have been turned away as banks ran out of cash, while car makers have reported a steep downturn in their November sales.
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But inflation and currency destruction is the bane of viable growth and will lead to yet a further dislocation between asset prices and underlying economic growth … and that means the eventual day of reckoning will be much more pernicious.
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While some people fear robots will replace human workers, there's overwhelming evidence robotics and other emerging technologies will actually make the US economy stronger, providing us the resources we need to address dislocation or other social issues we face.
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Voting starts at 9 am (0700 GMT) and ends at 8 pm in mainland Spain for what will be the country's third national election in four years, each of which has brought a further dislocation of the political landscape.
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"Ignoring such trends risks provoking internal and external imbalances, as well as unwanted dislocation," they concluded in research that looked at how the underlying equilibrium rates of interest relevant to each country's monetary policy have become more globally determined.
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But I think today we have a specific issue, which is that more people are seeking out solutions at the extremes, and I think a lot of that is because of a feeling of dislocation, both economic and social.
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U.S. and Mexican workers alike have suffered major job loss, lower wages and dislocation under NAFTA, a deal negotiated behind closed doors with hundreds of corporate advisors playing a privileged role and the public in both countries shut out.
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Shultz "had ample time to experience the dislocation of losing her employment at a particularly vulnerable time, undertake the effort of retaining counsel, and inform the congregation that she was going to file suit," Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch wrote.
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The nationalist-populist wing of the movement resented the social dislocation resulting from "shock therapy," was skeptical of the rapprochement with Germany, was uneasy about liberal norms such as individualism, and opposed issues such as LGBT rights and multiculturalism.
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The treacherous legacy of colonialism still lingers in the shadows of contemporary life, but while the wounds of prior physical and cultural dislocation still heal, a new colonial frontier emerges in the form of possible human habitation on Mars.
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"Some researchers in the field have described burnout as an experience of dislocation between what people are doing versus what they aspired to do," Dr. John Yoon, assistant professor of medicine at the University of Chicago, said by email.
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And now a report by Amnesty International says that a large-scale offensive by Sudanese government forces in the rebel-held Jebel Marra area of Darfur that began in January has unleashed a new wave of destruction and dislocation.
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His act of defiance would have been perfectly adequate, and all told, relatively measured, had my brother not also suffered from a slight dislocation between his hands and eyes, and had not inadvertently punched the door's frosted glass windows.
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The destruction of natural habitat, the devastation of human habitation, the dislocation of large numbers of people, the disruption of commerce and the draining of government resources were all on scales in 2017 that we have not experienced before.
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"GI Bill for Workers": Push for state policy leadership and create federal flexibility to allow states to deliver a financial guarantee for postsecondary credentialing for today's workforce, which is at risk of dislocation and is concentrated in the Midwest.
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If this sometimes makes the book feel scattered, more like a series of connected set pieces, the long duration has the advantage of illustrating the inherited longing and sense of dislocation passed like a baton from mother to daughter.
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Trump campaigned on a unique set of issues that indicted bad trade deals for economic dislocation, supported the police over the Black Lives Matter movement, called for making NATO members pay their fair share, and deporting criminal undocumented aliens.
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For veterans, feelings of dislocation and loss are nothing new: The Greek playwright Sophocles — who was himself a general in the Athenian army — wrote plays for his own soldiers to help them understand the risks and costs of war.
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The movement of people like Verheggen into jobs is helping answer an important issue - whether the dislocation of workers during the crisis would be permanent, scarring their finances as well as the country's potential, or reverse as conditions improved.
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This is not to mention the economic dislocation that could result from a termination of the North American Free Trade Agreement, or from the accentuation of other protectionist tendencies, whether by the United States or by another big country.
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The press has focused on the disruption; his false statements in office; the fear and dislocation in immigrant communities; the many campaign promises, from eliminating the export-import bank to declaring China a currency manipulator, on which Trump has equivocated.
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Authority and authoritarian powers seek to collapse the values, the systems and alliances that prevented conflict and tilted the world toward freedom since World War II.International criminal networks traffic drugs, weapons, people; force dislocation and mass migration; threaten our borders.
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"We would take advantage of any dislocation in shares, acknowledging Facebook may trade sideways until the company provides additional details around its 2017 expense guidance, which is most likely during fourth quarter 2016 earnings," wrote JMP Securities analyst Ron Josey.
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Before he died, the German-speaking Jewish author from a Czech city—an epitome of "marginality, dislocation and estrangement", as Mr Balint puts it—had instructed the devoted Brod to burn all his papers, "unread and to the last page".
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It will also require voters accepting that building more effective welfare states, labor markets, and economies will require tough tradeoffs and a significant degree of short- to medium-term dislocation — something they have thus far not had the stomach for.
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We're creatures built for escape, and we try to escape ourselves psychologically in so many ways, and it's a natural tendency to want to escape the present rather than think it through when there are moments of crisis and dislocation.
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Pushed out of their traditional habitats by dramatically rising ocean temperatures and other fallout from climate change, the lobsters are part of a global dislocation of marine species that threatens livelihoods and cultures in the lands where they once thrived.
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In the 1971 essay "Notes Toward a New Society," Berman described the social dislocation that the consumer society had produced and how Students for a Democratic Society used the upheaval of the late 1960s to publicize a more egalitarian politics.
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While there are tremendous benefits associated with the work coming out of Silicon Valley, there are also disruptive effects which are causing great economic dislocation in the United States and fueling the discontent in the population resulting from stagnant wages.
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Brook Lane Capital says on its website that it is currently focused on value opportunities in the Greek and Cypriot markets as it seeks investments in markets that suffered an economic or banking crisis, resulting in a dislocation in asset pricing.
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"Many communities are fed up with cuts, fed up with economic dislocation and feel very angry at the way they've been betrayed and marginalised by successive governments in very poor areas of the country," Corbyn told BBC TV on Friday.
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So that's, we didn't talk about it, but the whole trade discussion has to take into account: if you have a dislocation in relationships between 22% of global growth and two countries, you will have a global slowdown for sure.
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However, bond financing earmarked for capex continues to drop, raising doubts over QE's ability to revive growth, while concerns mount over the growing dislocation between market pricing and fundamentals - as reflected in the divergence between corporate debt levels and bond spreads.
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Some in the market have expressed concerns around the potential for market dislocation such selling could create, leading the ECB to clarify last week that it would not become a forced seller if a company lost its investment-grade rating.
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Across the flood zone, the water's victims have endured the first two weeks of dislocation with the help of Samaritans of all cloths — family members, friends, co-workers, volunteers from near and far, and an array of faith-based groups.
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Dislocation in the U.S. bond market, where the yield on government debt has gyrated wildly for the past week, illustrates the desperation for cash, he said, even as the U.S. Federal Reserve pumps huge amounts of liquidity into the system.
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"The Big Sick" and Holly Hunter: Kumail Nanjiani and his wife, Emily V. Gordon, drew this tenderhearted rom-com from their own love story, which also served as a window into the dislocation and racism endured by immigrants — especially Muslim ones.
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First announced in 20183, Malraux's concept was a prescient manifesto of our digital age's virtualization and dislocation of the physical art object and the museum, via reproduction systems that privilege flux, assembling, grouping, and displaying art over making new, original art.
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The need to help people like Tiffany, who did not want her last name used, will grow only more acute: Job dislocation and wage pressure caused by rapid technological development and globalization are likely to persist for a long time.
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On Friday, the day after their dreary 8-3 loss to the Astros, the Yankees announced Sabathia had sustained a subluxation, or partial dislocation, of his left shoulder and would be replaced on the roster by the right-hander Ben Heller.
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This structure was, in some measure, a response to the devastations of war: It seemed impossible to rely on classical storytelling to express new existential realities; they seemed too quaint and tidy to communicate the dislocation of a sundered world.
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For a young refugee named Bashar al-Sulaiman — who has learned German, found local roommates and assimilated at a blazing clip — integration is both a challenge and an adventure, leavened with homesickness and permeated with a sense of constant dislocation.
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"I was disappointed and I was frustrated in the middle of what was one of our worst (fire) days ever on record with massive dislocation and movement of people and a focus on really difficult weather," Fitzsimmons told journalists on Sunday.
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That temporal, social, political and industrial dislocation imbues Collins' work with a timelessness that reflects the way rural life often works—left to your own devices, cut off from built up communities, you're free to drift on a different plane.
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Should the Chinese decide to walk away or reduce their role in the market, that, at least in theory, could create a substantial dislocation for a country such as the U.S. that relies so much on sovereign entities to buy its paper.
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These were not big moves, considering the unfathomable damage that nuclear war could bring, or even the economic dislocation and human catastrophe that would likely come along with a conventional war, something which may not even be an option if a conflict erupts.
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While the conversations he describes having with his subjects — exploring ideas of Asian dislocation and the absence of representation in American culture — almost overshadow the portraits themselves, the accumulation of faces offer a fascinating illustration of the multiplicity contained within a single descriptor.
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He tells Mr Ip that a repricing of assets can occur without a massive economic dislocation, pointing to the "taper tantrum" of 2013, when Fed officials began discussing plans to bring quantitative easing to an end, leading to a surge in Treasury yields.
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Economic and cultural dislocation runs strong, whether it's anger over Washington's regulatory reach into industries like coal mining, the perceived threat to conservative values on issues like same-sex marriage, or the conviction that the economy no longer works for average Americans.
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"When the rest of the world experiences a major dislocation of the size that we've seen over the past weekend, clearly the safe-haven currencies like the Swiss franc and like the Japanese yen are going to be bought up," she said.
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Those impacts include injury from severe weather, respiratory issues from heat-related ozone air pollution, longer and stronger allergy seasons, insect-borne diseases such as the Zika virus, and mental health problems associated with dislocation and property loss from extreme weather events.
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Books by John Pomfret and Leslie Chang may offer more distinctive or insightful introductions to the dislocation caused by China's rapid development, but Schmitz's eye for scenes and ear for dialogue give an immediacy to his stories that more expository works often lack.
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Many must deal with feelings of loss, dislocation and confusion, adrift in a kind of transitional state between two countries: one they knew and loved but that rejected them, and another in which they have citizenship but lack a deeper sense of belonging.
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A sense of dislocation defines the film, which slips from one visual format to another — from 35-millimeter color film to coruscating black-and-white to bleary hand-held video — in a way that recalls the rapidly shifting frames of a dream.
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NEW YORK, March 27 (Reuters) - PJ Solomon has hired Tero Jänne to expand its restructuring capabilities into the energy sector, the boutique investment bank said in a statement on Friday, at a time of significant dislocation in the oil and gas industry.
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Sunday's dramatic steps show "the Fed is serious, the Fed is targeting the liquidity in the credit markets and Treasury markets and trying to make certain that they operate without dislocation," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in New York.
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Sunday's dramatic steps show "the Fed is serious, the Fed is targeting the liquidity in the credit markets and Treasury markets and trying to make certain that they operate without dislocation," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in New York.
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"With that sort of dislocation and barrage of overseas supply, WTI-Brent could be equal or flip negative for a brief period," he added, highlighting U.S. oil benchmark West Texas Intermediate, which typically trades at between $5 to $10 per barrel below Brent.
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Now, in addition to the more contemporary settings — the funky jazz dives with their mugithi music and the eternal dislocation of "Afropolitan" migrants, "not citizens, but Africans of the world," as Taiye Selasi calls them — African writers are also exploring historical fiction.
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When Britain leaves the European Union, which is expected to happen some time before the summer of 2019, the undulating border counties will become a European Union frontier, raising the prospect of dislocation, violence and political disintegration in Ireland — and in Britain.
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On the one hand, the likes of Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking argue that we must regulate now to slow down and develop general principles governing AI's development because of its potential to cause massive economic dislocation and even destroy human civilization.
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No stranger to either musicals or the classical theater, Mr. Nunn has located within the show's depiction of familial strife a rending portrait of dislocation that reaches well beyond the early 20th-century shtetl of Anatevka, where the storied 1964 show is set.
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And so it was inevitable that the right-sider backlash to those disruptive changes would be mostly a white backlash, that some whites — the ones who most crave order and clarity — would blame their dislocation on outsiders: immigrants, minorities, and meddling elites.
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They are pissed off and panicky about it, and while we need not accept the uglier forms the backlash takes, we should still acknowledge the unique angst that results when the communities that most value order are struck by the most dislocation.
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The deep economic dislocation felt by many in Mississippi, reflected in Reuters interviews with dozens of voters, explains how Trump is attracting broad-based support in southern states, including from many evangelical Christian voters prepared to overlook his past liberal positions on touchstone social issues.
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We cannot hope to be successful with whatever tactics we use at the border if we are not investing in and being good partners with the Central American countries struggling with the violence and economic dislocation that force people to migrate in the first place.
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In "The Lonely Londoners," Sam Selvon's seminal novel about post-World War II immigration to the city, London is harsh and elusive, a place that simultaneously delivers a feeling of propinquity and a feeling of dislocation to men recently arrived from the West Indies.
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"When you have capital getting reduced and you have still have your debt outstanding, what you get is credit risk…Gold is basically another insurance against financial dislocation in an environment where your credit is actually the issue, not liquidity," Kiener told CNBC's "Capital Connection".
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A dirty word in some quarters, Democrats are now banking on the hope that, by zeroing in on chronic economic dislocation, they can juice the liberal base while activating a growing populist grassroots that rejected Trumpism but never quite came around to the alternative.
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We believe the risk of wholesale market dislocation is partly offset by the group's strong and sophisticated approach to wholesale funding requirements, and this dependence on short-term wholesale funding is also partially mitigated by structural features in the Danish mortgage covered bond market.
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After Bhumibol's death the country, a crucial ally of America's in South-East Asia, risks descending further into civil strife and economic dislocation, as an elite around the palace resists popular calls for a greater say in politics and a more equitable sharing of wealth.
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"Increased political and policy uncertainty and the large dislocation of broad financial conditions will likely weigh on the economic outlook, almost certainly reversing the tentative stabilization of activity and the somewhat more palpable decline in inflation observed in recent months," Goldman Sachs analysts said.
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I had plenty of ideas about the piece while I was looking at it: It's a picture of the art world as a magic act, an abstract portrait of dislocation and loss, what Donald Judd might have made if he'd been interested in human beings.
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" QUINCY KROSBY, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY: "What this suggests for the market is the Fed is serious, the Fed is targeting the liquidity in the credit markets and Treasury markets and trying to make certain that they operate without dislocation.
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Though you do at least acknowledge that there is a Palestinian "counterstory," one of "invasion, occupation and expulsion," a history of "dislocation" and "humiliating defeats," the sentiment you most express, again and again in your letters, is how deeply we, the Palestinians, misunderstand you.
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"Putting new capital to work today where one could influence the outcome by being on the board or an active large shareholder is an ideal way to invest during this dislocation," said Gregg Hymowitz, chief executive of EnTrust Global, a big investor with activists.
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"Putting new capital to work today where one could influence the outcome by being on the board or an active large shareholder is an ideal way to invest during this dislocation," said Gregg Hymowitz, chief executive of EnTrust Global, a big investor with activists.
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" QUINCY KROSBY, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY: "What this suggests for the market is the Fed is serious, the Fed is targeting the liquidity in the credit markets and Treasury markets and trying to make certain that they operate without dislocation.
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"Please remember this dislocation is not going to get over in the 50 days the prime minister has mentioned," Arun Shourie, a former cabinet minister, said Thursday evening on NDTV, an Indian news channel, adding that experts had estimated the full adjustment could take months.
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A rejection of Mr. Johnson's timetable would make a third delay of Brexit almost inevitable, providing the European Union countries agree to grant one, something most analysts say it would do to avoid the economic dislocation of Britain leaving the bloc without any deal.
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What is striking about Jiha Moon's work is that it does not quite fit into the New York art world's current concerns with racial and ethnic identity because, as far as I can tell, this art world has never addressed issues of Asian cultural dislocation.
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Nothing is sadder than his dislocation from his father, who loves him dearly; like many kids, Conrad cleaves to his bedroom, playing turbulent computer games, and so a desperate Gene constructs his own avatar, in the hope of meeting his son in the virtual world.
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Because his whole plan is to give the biggest tax breaks ever to the wealthy and to corporations adding $20 trillion to our debt and pausing the kind of dislocation that we have seen before because it truly will be trickle-down economics on steroids.
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But we need, as Hillary has called for, a much bigger tax credit and set of incentives for people to invest in areas where there's been trade dislocation, or the economy has moved away, or they're too far away like Native American reservations with no gambling.
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The artist's peripatetic childhood in a military family taught her from a very young age what it meant to be on the move, and from her earliest practice in 1992, the notion of dislocation and its antithesis of permanence has been pervasive in most of her work.
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Choi's use of hybrid forms — poetry, memoir, opera libretto, images and artifacts from her father's career as a photojournalist in the Korean and Vietnam Wars — lets her explore themes of injustice and empire, history and identity, sifting through the detritus of family, translation, propaganda and dislocation.
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"The economic and constitutional dislocation of a formal 'third country' customs border within our own country is something I will never accept and I believe no British Prime Minister could ever accept," May is to tell a crowd at Belfast's Waterfront Hall, according to the text.
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"The fallback consultation is the first step toward the ARRC issuing standard recommended fallback language, which should reduce systemic risk and avoid a market dislocation if Libor were discontinued," the Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA) said in a September 24 note posted to its website.
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"One of the things I have learned in capital allocation in being a CEO is you get a lot more return sometimes when you just make smart decisions at the smart time, and when you know that there is a dislocation in the market," Lebda said.
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But just kicking the challenge down the road under the fuzzy prescription that all America needs is better education and training — a favorite of policy makers and their economic advisers — is no longer acceptable for workers who have suffered multiple rounds of dislocation over several decades.
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The simultaneous shocks to supply and demand — shuttered iPhone factories in China; empty gondolas in Venice; and passengers abandoning cruises, hotels and airlines everywhere else — is a new phenomenon that may not respond to the weapons that governments wielded against the dislocation that followed the Sept.
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Trump's strongest support in the primaries and in the general election came disproportionately from the least well educated whites — those who, as Acemoglu and Autor argue, are most vulnerable to the economic dislocation resulting from automation, the rise of a robot work force, global trade and outsourcing.
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Page after addictive page, Nors pushes Sonja beyond her class betrayal and survivor's guilt, beyond anger at her mother for encouraging her independence, into and, miraculously, out of a profound dislocation of the soul embodied by her vertigo, which bursts forth in a gorgeous, breathless finale.
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Though De Palma's own images can't rival Hitchcock's in shot-by-shot psychological power, the intricate multiple-perspective split-screen sequences of "Sisters" offer a dense and elaborate counterpoint that conjures a sense of psychological dislocation and information overload belonging to De Palma's own generation and times.
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In the fourth episode, "Take On Me" by A-ha appears three times, in its original version, as a piano melody and in a brass arrangement by the horn quartet Genghis Barbie, turning a disposable 1980s New Wave song into a triptych of longing and dislocation.
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