HG: So no disruptions to Japan, no disruptions to China?
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"Pelting or no pelting, disruptions or no disruptions, the operations will go on," he said.
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The types of disruptions that you should plan for are small disruptions in your day-to-day life.
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Fashion: Falling sales and supply-chain disruptions in China are among the disruptions upending the luxury fashion world.
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The vast majority of outages do not result from fuel-supply disruptions, but rather from disruptions to transmission and distribution networks.
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Experts say there won't be major disruptions in food supply, but analysts have expressed fears over disruptions in the drug supply chain.
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Facebook lists the number of internet disruptions and also provides a brief statement noting when the disruptions took place and what caused them.
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The brief also addresses disruptions in medical residency staffing, including disruptions to the annual program through which residents are matched with university hospital programs.
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"It is the intent of this committee to proceed with this hearing without any disruptions," said Cummings, adding that disruptions would result in Capitol Police restoring order.
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The quarter included cancellations and disruptions from the virus outbreak, and the cruise line operator said it cannot provide a full-year forecast as those disruptions escalate.
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Flight disruptions are anticipated at more than a dozen airports nationwide, and major and smaller airports from Georgia to Virginia are already seeing flight disruptions because of Florence.
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There were also 21 2583 disruptions of Facebook services in 23 countries in the second half of 24, compared to 20183 disruptions in nine countries in the first half.
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"If we see the usual seasonal disruptions to supply in Australia from rains and storms, or indeed more disruptions than normal, the market will respond very quickly," said Shaw at UBS.
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Disruptions SAN FRANCISCO — I've gone gray, and it's great.
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DISRUPTIONS: Mining operations in Chile are facing delays in supplies, travel disruptions and workers walking off to join nationwide protests in what is the South American nation's biggest political crisis since 2300.
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The report also said the social media giant had detected 67 disruptions of its services in 15 countries, compared to 53 disruptions in nine countries during the second half of last year.
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Environmental, trade and regulatory disruptions hurt it more than most.
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Android users will also get notifications about delays and disruptions.
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They are keen to avoid disruptions to travel and trade.
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But they have also been increasingly vocal about supply disruptions.
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Disruptions The Nest Learning Thermostat is dead to me, literally.
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We do know the economic disruptions will be pretty large.
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These changes are costly and could lead to business disruptions.
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But the disruptions faced by American workers are not over.
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Supply disruptions in OPEC member Nigeria also helped underpin prices.
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Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact the economy.
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Still, the cumulative effect of subtle disruptions would be significant.
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Lilly has remained steadfastly independent, avoiding disruptions from such deals.
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"We nevertheless expect disruptions during the second quarter," he added.
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"It's not the first time disruptions have come," he says.
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The IRS said it does not anticipate major refund disruptions.
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Wednesday's hearing was once again punctuated by countless protester disruptions.
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The support ended amid the disruptions of wartime in 21940.
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Their continuing disruptions in auditoriums would impede or stop lectures.
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But critics have panned him for inciting the recent disruptions.
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Baghdad could presumably tap that spare capacity during such disruptions.
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The company's business has seen some disruptions amid the controversy.
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Retailers and a state ambulance service also reported service disruptions.
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Disruptions do happen, and they're happening more and more quickly.
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They do it because of disruptions in their circadian physiology.
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Companies worried about supply chain disruptions are scrambling to cope.
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Oil prices surged briefly on worries about potential supply disruptions.
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So far, our fresh food supply has avoided major disruptions.
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Some countries, including Mexico, have sought to minimize public disruptions.
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And finally, because of work disruptions, exports fell by 17%.
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Expect travel disruptions elsewhere too, including in Spain and France.
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It cited obstacles such as labor shortage and transportation disruptions.
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Disruptions to rail could add to headwinds for Canada's economy.
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Be prepared for cyber disruptions, suspicious emails, and network delays.
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There were never any class disruptions or complaints, she said.
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It leaves the nation vulnerable to disruptions from unfriendly sources.
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Canada has had economic disruptions of its own this month.
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The disruptions in border trade could hurt the national economy.
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Scientists say a warming climate could mean more flight disruptions.
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The disruptions are increasingly spilling over into global supply chains.
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Crude markets were also eyeing disruptions in Libya and Colombia.
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Revenue fell below forecasts, however, hurt by supply chain disruptions.
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Communication disruptions after the fire have added to the confusion.
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Travel disruptions can continue even after a storm has passed.
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Many of Germany's problems stem from supply disruptions at home.
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There are also major disruptions on the suburban RER lines.
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There could be some disruptions to air travel this weekend.
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And disruptions from Hurricane Florence cost it another $30 million.
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Similar disruptions may come to other subway lines before long.
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There are no meetings, no places to be, no disruptions.
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But disruptions in food supply are already evident almost everywhere.
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Global supply disruptions ended 22018 at 22018 million barrels a day (b/d), Citi said, but disturbances in Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria and/or Venezuela — — could see disruptions climb above 22018 million b/d.
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The third factor involves social stresses, and how orcas aren't able to forge normal relationships given the constant disruptions—especially disruptions that prevent proper bonding between mother and calf, which results in poor maternal care.
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"When you look at commodities, the only time you get V-shaped moves is when you have supply disruptions, and we really haven't had any supply disruptions or any kind of supply dislocations," said Schlossberg.
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This sort of response enables them to respond to temporary disruptions.
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Even bankers who operate solely within Britain acknowledge the potential disruptions.
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That storm jammed roads and caused major disruptions in air travel.
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Sudden disruptions can lead to real pain, suffering, and even death.
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Disruptions to trade undermine prospects for economic growth and oil demand.
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These climactic disruptions proved fatal to many species, Elasmotherium among them.
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The time to start planning for massive employment disruptions is now.
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That could mean further disruptions to supply chains for many companies.
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The overhaul has triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Said disruptions didn't seem to deter Ellenberger on Saturday night, however.
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One of those disruptions has been the growth of virtual reality.
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Disruptions (because of trade, robots or anything else) provoke real suffering.
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Reliance on any one source increases the risk of supply disruptions.
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Importantly it excludes indirect deaths: disruptions to medical care, for example.
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Prior to the disruptions, Nigerian production stood around 2 million bpd.
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When are the incessant, perpetual disruptions called what they truly are?
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The figure did not include disruptions from Cyclone Veronica BHP said.
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The disruptions sent U.S. fuel prices higher and cut crude exports.
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Chief Executive Jean-Noel Reynaud believes logistical disruptions will be manageable.
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Cuba, a Soviet satellite, pursued similar disruptions against the United States.
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Computer disruptions do more than simply grind businesses to a halt.
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Tourism disruptions Bali is a popular tourist destination, particularly for Australians.
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You don't mention any work disruptions caused by the stony silence.
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A graph tracking disruptions to the country's internet connectivity by NetBlocks.
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Party leaders called on the Vermont senator to condemn those disruptions.
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Global political instability and trade disruptions came in as runner-ups.
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System Failure Disruptions and delays have roiled the system this year.
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These last-minute disruptions are not unusual in any trade negotiation.
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The disruptions to everyday life have been far-reaching and devastating.
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Companies tapped credit lines while Treasury trading experienced worrying liquidity disruptions.
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The shares of soccer clubs slipped on prospects of match disruptions.
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Regulators said the early adoption could "smooth disruptions" in the market.
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American companies should expect many more such disruptions, the report says.
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BUSINESS DISRUPTIONS GROWING The S&P 2105.84 tumbled 20.9438% on Thursday.
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We already know that coronavirus is causing massive supply chain disruptions.
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Disruptions caused by the outbreak are becoming more visible in Europe.
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But not every lawmaker seemed persuaded that travel disruptions would subside.
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Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact Iraq's limping economy.
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There have also been disruptions in other parts of New York.
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So we often look at other industries and talk about disruptions.
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All of this leaves workers painfully vulnerable to capitalism's dynamic disruptions.
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Crude markets were also looking at disruptions in Libya and Colombia.
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Much of it appears to stem from supply disruptions in Germany.
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The economic disruptions from an extended blackout would also be enormous.
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The privately-owned Standard Newspaper said there were no flight disruptions.
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Government agencies began notifying the public on Thursday about service disruptions.
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While noticeable, these tariffs would not cause large initial trade disruptions.
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The disruptions were earlier reported by the technology website The Verge.
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Some subway lines could see disruptions for more than two years.
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Snow blankets Kansas Sunday's weather in Kansas caused major traffic disruptions.
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These changes also triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Other government agencies are experiencing disruptions to their science communications too.
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"We see some significant disruptions on the pork side (and) we see disruptions on the beef side, with plants having trouble getting loads out the door," said Altin Kalo, agricultural economist for New Hampshire-based Steiner Consulting.
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"Market participants appear to fret less about supply disruptions in the Middle East, or at least the risk of disruptions, thanks to the impressive growth we have seen in U.S. output over recent years," Bank ING said.
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"We see some significant disruptions on the pork side (and) we see disruptions on the beef side, with plants having trouble getting loads out the door," said Altin Kalo, agricultural economist for New Hampshire-based Steiner Consulting.
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Business owners, small and large, have reported significant disruptions to their operations.
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Even slight disruptions in the power supply can have wide-ranging consequences.
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This could explain some of the disruptions that occurred on Feb. 9.
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But Trump was met with no such walkouts or disruptions on Monday.
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Traders said major oil consumers were stockpiling in anticipation of more disruptions.
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Then again, the political change in Washington may make contractor disruptions inevitable.
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The looming rollback has triggered warnings of more disruptions to the market.
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Despite the disruptions, the system still carries millions of passengers a day.
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Delays at airports The stormy weather caused disruptions at least two airports.
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Essebsi estimated losses at $2 billion from sector disruptions over five years.
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S. trade war, raising concerns about the prospect of similar disruptions ahead.
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Love tech but are worried about disruptions related to China's coronavirus outbreak?
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However, supply disruptions in Indonesia and Chile are a positive for copper.
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If delivery disruptions persist, brick-and-mortar businesses and services could benefit.
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The identified genetic disruptions occur at a crucial time in brain development.
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U.S. fliers headed to those regions this week should prepare for disruptions.
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"The systems doing network disruptions are very sophisticated," says Psiphon's Michael Hull.
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It penetrates as discrete disruptions of the local electromagnetic field called photons.
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Natural Disruptions continues at the Wellhouse in Prospect Park (Brooklyn) through July.
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"Disruptions and delays cannot be excluded," Air France added in a statement.
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Traditionally, travel advisories are released ahead of severe weather or political disruptions.
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But disruptions to trade are a possibility in the meantime, he said.
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SGX has recently come under criticism after a string of trading disruptions.
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VW declined to specify the impact of disruptions on output and staff.
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German news agency Deutsche Presse-Agentur reported the disruptions earlier on Wednesday.
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Metro officials said they would report any additional disruptions to the public.
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Are the aliens trying to destroy us or merely cause occasional disruptions?
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The department said road blocks and disruptions on roadways have been reported.
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But we shouldn't stifle innovation or wait for potential disruptions to respond.
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But inside the hall, the loud disruptions of Monday evening had faded.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have further tightened the market.
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Failing systems will likely result in water disruptions to homes and communities.
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Similar business disruptions are wreaking havoc across a wide range of industries.
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Disruptions in autophagy are also thought to play a role in aging.
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Tyson said that it did not expect disruptions to its chicken business.
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Fair treatment of all employees during climate disruptions and extreme weather events.
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The disruptions should offset recent increases to supply from Iran, analysts said.
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The sequence undergoes a series of repetitions, with deviations, disruptions, and accelerations.
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These disruptions are keeping inflation levels subdued, thus holding back wage growth.
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Health care and consumer groups are already warning about supply chain disruptions.
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But that optimism is fading as the economic disruptions intensify, he said.
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These disruptions tend to be local — sometimes down to the neighborhood level.
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But at least one area is getting worse: disruptions involving homeless people.
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Now, British and European Union organizations are starting programs to minimize disruptions.
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Weekend travel hassles: Check subway disruptions and a list of street closings.
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The police were then posted at the office to prevent further disruptions.
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Europe and Asia have had major theatrical market disruptions in recent weeks.
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There were absolutely no cancellations or disruptions, just a bit more crowded.
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Also, have a backup plan in the event your connection experiences disruptions.
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Similar disruptions could also arise from highly specialized but limited military assets.
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When it comes to fossil fuel production, the disruptions are particularly serious.
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As of now, disruptions are minimal as food supplies have been adequate.
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Intel said the disruptions "could limit our capacity to meet customer demand."
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He said that period would be shorter than the disruptions this summer.
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The disruptions prompted worries over London's image as an open, global city.
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Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact the country's limping economy.
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WM: I don't question that, I'm saying what if escalations involve disruptions?
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Travel disruptions affected Greyhound buses and Amtrak, which reduced or canceled service.
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A goal of the current meeting was to avoid any formal disruptions.
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Those longer-term disruptions are the real danger of the trade war.
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More environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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This isn't the first time a president's travels have caused local disruptions.
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In addition to supply chain disruptions, economists also expect exports will suffer.
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The disruptions and absences have already taken a toll on the farm.
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Resilience, roughly speaking, is the grid's ability to bounce back after disruptions.
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But, but, but: While Trump's plan may look good on paper, it leaves little margin for error in the case of additional oil supply disruptions, especially considering deteriorating conditions in Venezuela and the potential for disruptions in Libya.
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Disruptions to any part of this biological architecture can have significant, cascading effects.
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Officials said the disruptions were expected to continue at least through the weekend.
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The train operator has, in recent years, come under criticism over service disruptions.
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And, any political disruptions that delay fiscal stimulus could stay the Fed's hand.
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Some market participants have complained that the process also is causing market disruptions.
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But after two months of disruptions, the owners moved to vacate the protesters.
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To be sure, these excesses are not the only cause of democracy's disruptions.
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Euro zone economic growth is forecast to be steady despite the potential disruptions.
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You spend a lot of time talking about disruptions to the food supply.
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Each seeks elusive shelter as it reels from its own set of disruptions.
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At the same time, supply disruptions and threats of further outages are widespread.
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The basic question is: Does added time in space cause even more disruptions?
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OPEC's output cuts and supply disruptions continue to lend support to the market.
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The IMF said on Tuesday that disruptions to global trade is threatening growth.
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Everything from Slack to Quora to your own beloved Gizmodo saw major disruptions.
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Tensions in the Middle East raised the prospects of supply disruptions, traders said.
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Small fleets also have very little capacity to deal with delay or disruptions.
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Airlines have different policies and training in place to deal with passenger disruptions.
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Disruptions are expected to tighten the supply of wood products and raise prices.
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A handful of ministers were approved on Tuesday despite disruptions by dissenting lawmakers.
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DowDuPont and UPS also cited the impacts of flooding and weather-related disruptions.
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It&aposs a temporary measure so we can get these trade disruptions resolved.
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Over 1,000 flights were cancelled at Gatwick, causing disruptions for over 140,000 passengers.
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These disruptions are likely the result of a cyberattack by unidentified Chinese hackers.
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The fewer disruptions to your puppy's schedule, the better time they will have.
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Ultimately, Natural Disruptions keeps us engaged and immersed in the here and now.
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Disruptions were expected to tighten the supply of wood products and raise prices.
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Needless to say, the brokers object to such disruptions to their business models.
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"The pace may be so fast that it [will] cause disruptions," Norvig said.
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At the same time, disruptions in the United States have also lent support.
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The UCI says those disruptions often come from a motor, magnet, or battery.
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I've heard a lot of people worrying about sprawl and labor market disruptions.
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Yet despite concerns about disruptions to crucial supplies, the market is currently calm.
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Destroyed homes, displaced families and work disruptions will delay any return to normalcy.
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The disruptions affected thousands of passengers as authorities worked to find the culprits.
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It's all these little tiny disruptions that make kids question if they're enough.
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The threats and opportunities of connectivity-related disruptions aren't limited to auto risks.
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Further, PVTB's balance sheet is modest in complexity and therefore should minimize disruptions.
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The cyber attack was among the biggest-ever disruptions to hit global shipping.
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Hong Kong's airport canceled all flights on Monday, blaming demonstrators for the disruptions.
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Supply disruptions out of OPEC members Venezuela and Iran helped support oil prices.
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"We've kind of squeezed out these calendar disruptions," one senior Democratic strategist said.
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This eased concerns about potential oil supply disruptions amid heightened U.S.-Saudi tensions.
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It will be noteworthy whether there are any market disruptions during the process.
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Further, PVTBTC's balance sheet is modest in complexity and therefore should minimize disruptions.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Canada to Libya and Venezuela also have supported prices.
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Meanwhile, oil prices rose Tuesday amid ongoing supply disruptions in Canada and Libya.
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Given a smooth transition, major disruptions are not expected, analysts and diplomats said.
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Disruptions As a longtime tech columnist, I've seen the dark side of technology.
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The end result is serious disruptions no matter how long the shutdown lasts.
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Coronavirus is sweeping the globe, carrying with it supply chain disruptions and fear.
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Some disruptions end in beneficial social change, and some cause backlashes, derailing goals.
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The situation has changed every day, causing widespread disruptions within the news organization.
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Heightened tensions between the two countries had raised concerns about possible supply disruptions.
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And they probably expect some disruptions that will, they hope, discredit their opponents.
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As The Guardian reported, " an unusual smell" caused one of the flight disruptions.
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The disruptions caused by trade are determined by the volume, not the balance.
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"You might have one, you might have two," he said of unplanned disruptions.
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This helps protect from disruptions to the water supply or during power outages.
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The disruptions to livelihoods will mean less income, less spending, and fewer jobs.
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Travel disruptions have also gotten in the way of their visits to Brazil.
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New production methods, vendors, and routes may be necessary to avoid supply disruptions.
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Mester noted the disruptions in financial markets since the coronavirus scare have intensified.
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So any sudden disruption of the supply chain threatens a cascade of disruptions.
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Such disruptions have become increasingly common, underscoring the fragility of the digital world.
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To minimize the disruptions, many firms are changing how they interview and hire.
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The French rail company SNCF also warned against strong disruptions across its network.
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"It will cause disruptions and we are trying to minimise those," he said.
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The reality is when disruptions come to the healthcare system, they come fast.
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They are rather disillusioned victims of economic disruptions that are beyond their control.
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Service disruptions lost them a lot of customers, significantly affecting their share price.
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Research shows that child care subsidy receipt increases employment and reduces work disruptions.
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Previous diplomatic spats have resulted in disruptions to exports of coal and wine.
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"We all remember the disruptions we experienced in 2013 with sequestration," he continued.
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"Our most important goal is to create no disruptions for customers," he noted.
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Symptoms of the illness include disruptions in thought processes, perceptions and emotional responsiveness.
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It will recognize our increasing responsibilities in emergency response for energy infrastructure disruptions.
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Other supply disruptions of recent weeks included closure of Britain's largest Forties pipeline.
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But domestic carriers and airports did not report significant disruptions to their operations.
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Despite the disruptions, some in Washington were able to find moments of normalcy.
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So I am not sure these technological disruptions will continue to bring disinflation.
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Because of the trade disruptions, there is understandable anxiety in the agriculture sector.
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Privately-run, smaller businesses are among the hardest hit by the virus' disruptions.
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Major disruptions to the Chinese economy could affect supply chains across the US.
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Like the others, she described her life through its continuities, not its disruptions.
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Users reported widespread disruptions as they tried to make outgoing calls and text.
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Did Congress vote for these enormous disruptions to millions of Americans' health care?
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The more favorable price spread is driven in part by supply disruptions in Europe, including a force majeure on Nigeria's Forcados, a European refinery staple, that sources said could last until March as well as disruptions to Kurdish oil supplies.
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Netblocks, a digital rights advocacy group that tracks internet disruptions around the world, said that there has also been widespread internet disruptions at night in certain parts of the country, including Qom, where the outbreak is believed to have originated.
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In both Chile and Indonesia, swift resolutions are as likely as long-term disruptions.
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But those could easily turn into large deficits if stoppages and disruptions are prolonged.
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Yuan Creep has the potential to cause major disruptions in this country over time.
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The pullback in OPEC production was deepened by supply disruptions in Libya and Iran.
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Security analysts confirmed to the Times that the disruptions were originating from the government.
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The bearish mood in the oil market is noteworthy given recent OPEC supply disruptions.
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The list of potential disruptions ahead includes some of the world's largest copper mines.
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But with all of the exciting technology disruptions taking place right now, why wait?
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have helped to further tighten the market.
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But despite all the disruptions, the county "remains open for business," its site says.
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UPS said it's trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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The supply disruptions come just as China's economy appears to be on the mend.
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Despite the unrest, most mines were operating normally, or with minimal disruptions to date.
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Abacus notes the new feature also shows epidemic check points and disruptions to traffic.
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Taiwan's manufacturers have suffered from trade war disruptions and sluggish global demand for gadgets.
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Disruptions Every few decades, a piece of technology comes along that alters political campaigning.
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Politically generated disruptions to supply in Venezuela and Iran could strain the market further.
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As a result of the production restraint and disruptions, oil inventories are falling globally.
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A first idea here might be a G.I. Bill for the "veterans" of disruptions.
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The plunge reflected "severe disruptions" to tourism and consumer activity caused by the protests.
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The plunge reflected "severe disruptions" to tourism and consumer activity caused by escalating demonstrations.
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We talked about minimizing market disruptions and helping partners find alternatives to Iran oil.
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And as Uber goes public, we look at previous disruptions of the taxi industry.
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If any prisoners fight or cause disruptions, they are moved out of the unit.
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Recent weather disruptions have delayed the projected 120,000 square kilometer search zone until August.
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Both Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways have warned of possible disruptions to flights.
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It's a troubling finding, but the reasons for these sleep disruptions are still unclear.
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Researchers at the bank see signs of easing disruptions in Nigeria, Iraq, and Libya.
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Delta has already offered compensation for passengers who were affected by the latest disruptions.
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It is expected to cause major service disruptions this summer across the metropolitan region.
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Even small disruptions to sleep habits can dull our mental performance, according to researchers.
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We sincerely hope that these disruptions are not developing to a long-term conflict.
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In crude markets, the focus was more on disruptions in Libya and also Colombia.
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Refiners and shipping firms have had years to prepare, but disruptions are still anticipated.
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She did not elaborate on the disruptions, but said they were resolved last month.
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In May, disruptions slashed output to around 150,000 bpd, its lowest since the war.
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There have been no reports of air traffic disruptions, the South's transport ministry said.
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The overhaul comes after a series of major service disruptions over the past month.
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These disruptions led to brief bursts of competition followed by prolonged periods of oligopoly.
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Policies that address disruptions to employment and social inequality may very well be necessary.
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Oil prices were boosted by growing concern over supply disruptions in the Middle East.
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The tighter market now is certainly more vulnerable to geopolitical concerns or real disruptions.
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The airport also closed Wednesday night and most of Thursday because of the disruptions.
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At the moment, it is ambiguous because of the production disruptions in various countries.
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Parliamentary inquiries follow on reprimanding members for being untruthful and audience member disruptions. pic.twitter.
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Flights had been slowly returning to normal after disruptions yesterday led to mass cancellations.
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Disruptions in every industry are chaotic and uncomfortable and politics should be no exception.
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Party City mentioned hurricane disruptions as one negative factor in the most recent quarter.
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But analysts say the market has little spare capacity to deal with further disruptions.
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Other countries including Iraq, Nigeria, and Libya could see disruptions in the coming year.
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These handy devices aren't intended to play so loudly that they overwhelm outside disruptions.
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But recent disruptions in the tech industry suggest that celebrity may have its limits.
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More and more sites tried subscription and membership models to offset advertising revenue disruptions.
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Bikes that create unusual disruptions of that field are then pulled for physical inspection.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Canada to Libya and Venezuela have added to those cuts.
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Disruptions There could be a bomb in your house, and you put it there.
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" All afternoon there are no disruptions, no outcry from any self-proclaimed "moral majority.
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According to the CSTC model, disruptions to the thalamus can take many different forms.
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The snow, wind and travel disruptions will roll north Wednesday night through Thursday night.
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Despite those disruptions, it is unclear how the shortage could affect brewers long-term.
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Banks can generate goodwill with businesses that need assistance due to coronavirus-related disruptions.
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I've found that the disruptions of going "off-road" brings them into sharper focus.
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Other data on Thursday pointed to underlying economic strength despite the weather-related disruptions.
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Supply-chain disruptions and social distancing measures may force it to shut down factories.
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The company said that there's currently no disruptions in manufacturing or sourcing of material.
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And remember, soybeans and steel offer just a minor preview of the disruptions ahead.
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This could be used to address fluctuations in worker earnings due to employment disruptions.
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The air travel disruptions that rippled across Asia from the storm continued into Monday.
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Ending carbon emissions will likely require much different disruptions in the way we live.
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Whirlpool is also cutting production in its U.S. factories, due to supply chain disruptions.
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There are small business loans and resources to handle COVID-19 disruptions and losses.
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Multiple protesters caused disruptions at the rally, including one who unfurled a "TRUMP" banner.
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In countries with effective testing, like South Korea, it's easier to limit economic disruptions.
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Uncertainty over the economy will certainly grow with each additional day of airport disruptions.
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The disruptions bring pain and annoyance, but they can also create opportunities for growth.
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She hopes the construction work at Penn Station will help solve the constant disruptions.
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Disruptions to US military and diplomats -- America's eyes and ears overseas -- are already clear.
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Novak said global oil markets were "fragile" due to geopolitical risks and supply disruptions.
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Already, humanity's warming of the oceans has driven significant, adverse disruptions of the seas.
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Most of this can be put down to temporary disruptions caused by the hurricanes.
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The price surged in anticipation of the well-flagged disruptions at Escondida and Grasberg.
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Disruptions, displacement and property damage are quickly followed by federal aid and insurance checks.
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They added that extended disruptions in China were likely to hurt global supply chains.
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Disruptions to global travel have also hurt retail sales in North America and Europe.
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Supply disruptions come on the heels of a nearly two-year-old Sino-U.
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Mr. Cook also said the company was looking for ways to minimize supply disruptions.
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Supply disruptions come on the heels of a nearly two-year-old Sino-U.
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In the report, the IMF also warned that trade tensions and disruptions could return.
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But traders cited concerns about possible disruptions from Brexit even despite the contingency plans.
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Google's Cloud Status Dashboard showed disruptions in its App Engine, Cloud Networking and Stackdriver.
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Disruptions expected After three months of protest, Hong Kong's political crisis appears increasingly intractable.
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Funding disruptions, common now at the federal level, cause havoc in the scientific community.
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After November, leftist disruptions at YAF events more than tripled to nearly 50 percent.
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This is what caused the release of radiation that led to disruptions on Earth.
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Finally, even after Trumpism's disruptions, the older culture-war bogeymen still get liberals excited.
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He rattled markets with the threat of trade disruptions to a strong global economy.
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Beyond the challenges that caregiving brings at any age, these people face particular disruptions.
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This makes the UK economy more vulnerable to slowing global growth and trade disruptions.
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Analysts have warned about global supply chain disruptions in various sectors as a result.
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We accept regular disruptions in internet and cellphone function as a fact of life.
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We accept regular disruptions in internet and cellphone function as a fact of life.
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His verbal puns and visual juxtapositions function as disruptions that must be reflected upon.
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Professor Juma experienced two major ecological disruptions in his childhood, Ms. Field-Juma said.
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That night, there were disruptions on the internet, broadcast systems, and the Olympics websites.
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After the first wave of disruptions from China, the second wave of supply chain disruptions came from neighboring South Korea and Japan, where there are also high numbers of infections, noted Bruce Pang, head of macro and strategy research at China Renaissance Securities.
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Saga said a no-deal Brexit, which the EU warned was increasingly likely, could make running its tour operations more costly and cause supply chain disruptions for motor repairs along with road disruptions due to delays at the port of Dover and Eurotunnel.
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Like other well-intentioned disruptions, the new toilet paper makers are, probably, doing some good.
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Utilization differs from capacity due to weather or maintenance disruptions, market demand and other factors.
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Revenue from theme parks fell due to weather-related disruptions and natural disasters in Japan.
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Transient but recurring disruptions have more than offset larger than expected Iran and Iraq production.
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In addition, European countries fearing supply disruptions from Russia have the potential of looking west.
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UPS said it is trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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The fires have caused severe traffic disruptions, closed schools and museums, and triggered power outages.
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That, together with disruptions to supply chains caused by import tariffs, is weighing on manufacturing.
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In short, Libya remains a hotspot of uncertainty and conditions are ripe for further disruptions.
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But that drop-off may be smaller than expected, depending on disruptions and other factors.
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Before this year's supply disruptions, the OPEC member was also the continent's top crude producer.
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Many observers fear this could lead to escalating violence and further disruptions to crude supply.
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It now expects output to fall by 0.5% as the list of supply disruptions lengthens.
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Those disruptions can slow weather systems to a crawl and induce temperature extremes, researchers say.
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We have partners that will make up for any disruptions that we see from Iran.
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In the meantime, upside production surprises are offsetting the rise in disruptions, the bank stated.
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Prices have risen for six out the last seven weeks, buoyed by the supply disruptions.
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Supply disruptions in Nigeria were offset as Canadian energy firms tried to restart closed facilities.
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There are widespread reports of power outages and cell phone disruptions in the Anchorage area.
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"I think what they want to do is continue to cause spectacular disruptions," she said.
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These are just two of the ramifications of disruptions in enterprise technology permeating mainstream media.
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Strong winds and soggy soil contributed to train disruptions in the New York City suburbs.
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Importantly, it excludes indirect deaths: disruptions to medical care or hurricane-induced suicides, for example.
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UK police have arrested two individuals in connection with flight disruptions at London Gatwick Airport.
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BASF said supply disruptions caused it 250 million euros (almost $279 million) in additional costs.
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Supply disruptions in Nigeria also dented its exports, forcing Indian refiners to seek supplies elsewhere.
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There's still plenty of VC money out there, but the easy disruptions have already happened.
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The Fed has eased some of these disruptions by making its holdings available to borrow.
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The bank had earlier described the problem as "temporary disruptions" to its intra-bank systems.
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That people not having a hard time coping with the incredible disruptions in their lives.
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TRADE DISRUPTIONS Trump prompted panic among business leaders last Friday with his border closing threat.
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"At this time, there are no other reports of disruptions to flights," the statement read.
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Oil prices rose as investors focused on global production cuts and supply disruptions in Venezuela.
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Short-term supply disruptions in Kenya, Uganda and Ivory Coast also weighed on the results.
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"At this time, there are no other reports of disruptions to flights," the department tweeted.
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Disruptions in the ionosphere — from space weather, for example — can interfere with communication and navigation.
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Nervous about how these disruptions will negatively impact the economy and even cost human life?
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The biggest challenge toward that goal is right there in DTN's name: Delays and disruptions.
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Congress and the next Administration must avoid harmful disruptions in health coverage and lifesaving care.
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At the same time, short-term disruptions in the United States have also lent support.
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KLM reported widespread flight disruptions and advised passengers to rebook travel or seek a refund.
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The resulting spike in demand for Canadian steel is creating some supply disruptions, they said.
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S. dollar strength, supply chain disruptions owing to all the trade uncertainty, and rising costs.
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But there were no immediate reports of panic or other disruptions following the NHK report.
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Oil rose 2697 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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Disruptions to fuel supply drove benchmark gasoline futures to their highest price in four months.
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Markets in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania all faced disruptions on Friday.
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This is also true for rates of school-based fights, bullying incidents, or classroom disruptions.
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The findings are consistent with research indicating a link between sleep disruptions and mood disorders.
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Still, during some weather disruptions, coal rail networks could be more reliable than gas pipelines.
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" Flag carrier Cathay Pacific warned: "There is potential for further flight disruptions at short notice.
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Our occasional infrastructure disruptions offer blunt reminders that essential services cannot be taken for granted.
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Too often, untrained animals misbehave, show aggression, run loose, or otherwise cause disruptions during flight.
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Revenue from its generics business in Europe plunged 17 percent largely due to supply disruptions.
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The weekend disruptions will reduce IAG's earnings by around 100 million euros, Citi analysts estimate.
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The attack caused sporadic disruptions at sites like Twitter, Reddit and The New York Times.
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Months of protests and large-scale disruptions have thrust the city into the global spotlight.
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Entire industries — retail and energy, to name a few — have been surmounted by technological disruptions.
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Even without any interference, such information technology upgrades are prone to accidental failures and disruptions.
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It's also a showcase for high fashion, which has added to its history of disruptions.
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Pro-democracy demonstrators have crippled the city's airport for days, forcing hundreds of flight disruptions.
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The low level of claims suggests strong job growth despite hurricane-related disruptions in September.
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The previous industrial revolutions of steam, electricity, and digitalization brought their own changes and disruptions.
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But for travelers from New Jersey, the disruptions on the 33rd Street line are crippling.
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But the matter was quickly resolved and there were no further meaningful protests or disruptions.
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Beyond the inauguration, more emergency events and weather-related disruptions are occurring across the country.
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That's just one example of how these strategies can worsen the magnitude of market disruptions.
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There are disruptions that are occurring in the economy, and most of those are deflationary.
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Bits Silicon Valley loves disruption — just not, it turns out, disruptions of a certain kind.
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For so many of the world's children, childhood is full of adult terrors and disruptions.
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The Monday Tampa event followed several instances of violence and disruptions at Trump's campaign rallies.
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Disruptions in the supply chain could idle production at plants that make cars and planes.
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Years of disruptions have frustrated residents and slowed the housing market along the subway's corridor.
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"It could be just a wave of experiments," he said of the latest service disruptions.
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The manufacturers also, however, pointed to huge disruptions for both themselves and the supply chain.
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Thirteen minutes later: "external disruptions" were causing an "existential threat" to all Blue Barge communications.
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Border closings are allowing trade through, but shipping is at risk from worker health disruptions.
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The prediction comes as Apple's supply chain is recovering from disruptions caused by the pandemic.
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The confrontation looms as labor disruptions appear to be rising, albeit in vastly different contexts.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said the disruptions mainly affected the 2 and the 3 lines.
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Tesco, the largest British supermarket group, is renting refrigerated containers in case of supply disruptions.
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As the oceans have warmed, disruptions in United States fisheries, long predicted, are now underway.
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What happens over the next several months will determine whether those disruptions become more serious.
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Yes, there were camera-worthy stunts and impossible-to-ignore disruptions of business as usual.
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The anti-milk disruptions exemplify a particular point in the life cycle of political ideas.
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For example in the UK, 22020 percent of retailers are already suffering supply chain disruptions.
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This wasn't a deal breaker, but light sleepers should bring earplugs to eliminate any disruptions.
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We are all facing enormous disruptions to our lives as well as to our livelihoods.
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But he acknowledged that new disruptions were possible as the virus spreads around the globe.
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But he acknowledged that new disruptions were possible as the virus spreads around the globe.
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The blackouts and other energy disruptions of Hurricane Harvey were just harbingers, the report said.
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The business closures and stay-at-home advisories have caused unprecedented financial and societal disruptions.
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But the subway is still regularly upended by disruptions, and service is far from reliable.
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And more disruptions, especially of places like the airport, increase the likelihood of violent suppression.
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That refers to major and sudden disruptions, such as the one caused by the pandemic.
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Kudlow warned impacts "may be ahead of us," however there's nothing currently causing major disruptions.
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Fed announces $1.5 trillion in capital injections to combat coronavirus fallout and 'highly unusual disruptions'.
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Prices in Shanghai closed up by a quarter last year after supply disruptions in Brazil.
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Five years ago, ahead of a similar meeting, VPNs were hit by then-unprecedented disruptions.
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Drug manufacturers are required to notify the US Food and Drug Administration of supply disruptions.
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Each gallery has its own character, distinct from its neighbors; its own jolts and disruptions.
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From computer chips to lobsters, to wedding dresses and auto parts, expect shortages and disruptions.
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At first, they were welcomed as a solution to the city's interminable water pipeline disruptions.
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Canadian factory sales decreased by 323% in November from October, impacted by rail transportation disruptions.
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Perhaps all these disruptions will be addressed through elections and by constitutional and legal means.
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The Fed is considering long-term fixes to avert future disruptions in the repo market.
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Libya's Sharara oil field, the nation's largest, continues to see sporadic disruptions due to protests.
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That could lead to more significant oil supply disruptions and renewed upward pressure on prices.
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The disruptions often require fighters to move to less secure communications, making them more vulnerable.
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And that these narrative disruptions make it very difficult to make long-term economic predictions.
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Antiquated stormwater and clean water management systems are failing, which poses life-threatening service disruptions.
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Sequestration in 2013 caused significant disruptions in readiness that are the root of today's challenges.
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Verizon has said it has brought in thousands of temporary workers to avoid service disruptions.
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To be sure, these disruptions are not pleasant, especially when you crave a soothing vacation.
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Iran's three mobile operators also denied experiencing any internet disruptions, the YJC news agency reported.
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Iran's three mobile operators also denied experiencing any internet disruptions, the YJC news agency reported.
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Like most disruptions, the obvious question is always why we didn't seen the obvious sooner.
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However, revenue at the beauty products maker was below forecasts, impacted by supply chain disruptions.
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All the concerns are go-forward concerns about disruptions from the coronavirus in the spring.
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While great uncertainty remains, it has become clear that our economy will face severe disruptions.
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Melting could translate into radical disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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Melting could translate into significant disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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Several auto manufacturers said they would shut down factories temporarily to adjust to such disruptions.
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Manufacturers are complaining of costlier raw materials as well as disruptions to the supply chain.
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These disruptions could last for a long time and potentially worsen, according to Croft and Louney.
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He won lawmakers' approval to replace a handful of ministers on Tuesday after delays and disruptions.
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Disruptions to science communications have also been reported at the CDC and Health and Human Services.
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Just last week ash from the volcano caused some flight disruptions in and out of Manizales.
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And if sleep is disrupted on such a wide scale, it's indicative of greater disruptions elsewhere.
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That's why he's trying to supplement the damage they're having from trade disruptions with market facilitation.
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Australia has been talking down media reports of diplomatic disruptions over Chinese anger at Australian policies.
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Disturbingly, the study also found that disruptions to nocturnal pollination affects the daytime pollinator system, too.
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Together, the neuronal disruptions caused by these plaques and tangles result in the onset of dementia.
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London Gatwick, which serves more than 100,000 passengers a day, said disruptions would continue on Friday.
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Regarding potential business disruptions from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, Johnson struck an unconcerned note.
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Even former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein understood any serious disruptions in supplies could create a backlash.
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"Copper led the sector higher as concerns of supply disruptions resurfaced," ANZ said in a note.
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CBP will remain vigilant against any effort by criminals to exploit disruptions caused by the storm.
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However, concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East led oil majors Shell and BP higher.
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However, revenue from theme parks fell 1.4 percent to $1.53 billion due to weather-related disruptions.
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There were widespread transport disruptions Saturday, with flights, bullet trains and other transport canceled across Honshu.
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But people can power through those disruptions by eliminating the temptation to check altogether, Alter says.
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The GLA had previously recorded incidents involving hours of signal disruptions on ships off Britain's coast.
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Ultimately, parks officials decided not to approve an event in Queens, fearing disruptions to the park.
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Analysts have warned that the spiraling dispute could cause serious disruptions to global semiconductor supply chain.
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EPA officials said their biggest concerns were oil spills and power disruptions to water supply systems.
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Supply disruptions in Nigeria, Venezuela and Libya are widely expected to leave a mark, as well.
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Crude price broke above $51 for the first time since July amid supply disruptions in Nigeria.
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"We will take the shutdown in one shot so we don't have multiple disruptions," Surana said.
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This is an intergenerational affair and that helps us see the continuity and disruptions at work.
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"But big disruptions in Europe could quickly put the franc back in the foreground," he added.
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" That being said, consumers should anticipate "disruptions to orders for certain infection products in various markets.
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Panic buying isn't uncommon when there are supply disruptions as buyers try to stockpile the product.
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Decades of research show that disruptions to stable caregiving pose substantial risks to children's well-being.
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Production disruptions in 2018 explain some of the downturn, but the moderation has continued into 2019.
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Primary debates are one of the most important events of a campaign, and match other disruptions.
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Near-term disruptions and long-term structural changes present risks to many sectors of the economy.
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Apple's decision reportedly wreaked havoc inside Facebook, and it may be causing similar disruptions at Google.
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"Any disruptions to this part of the process will disrupt the entire supply chain," he said.
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Disruptions caused by the cold will persist, too, including power outages and canceled flights and trains.
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That potentially adds to disruptions in other oil producing regions amid tensions in the Middle East.
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Tuesday's flight disruptions come after a snowstorm canceled hundreds of flights in Seattle during the weekend.
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Administrative costs are higher for a smaller carbon market, as is the chance of major disruptions.
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The drive follows a series of disruptions to shipping navigation systems in recent months and years.
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Supply chain disruptions caused by Washington's trade war with Beijing were also seen crimping business investment.
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But the disruptions are causing buyers to look in nearby Manalapan and Boca instead, she said.
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It adds threats such as over-fishing, harmful logging and disruptions of water supplies from dams.
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Disruptions of Qatar's supplies would shake the natural gas market, but would not necessarily destabilize it.
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Libya and Nigeria, which have faced disruptions to production, were excluded from limits on their output.
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It said further supply disruptions were possible, given most smelters outside China were making a loss.
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The trade deal hopes and supply disruptions in top copper producer Chile gave copper prices support.
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Disruptions, even minor ones, to human beings' sleep patterns can have outsized effects, according to researchers.
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Potential disasters like solar flares, pandemics or other electro-magnetic disruptions should prod us to action.
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Thailand has benefited from the disruptions in supply chains caused by the trade war, he said.
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South African petrochemical giant Sasol said it had made arrangements to ensure minimal disruptions to customers.
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Cross-time-zone travel causes disruptions in the brain's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.
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But strong demand from top consumer China and supply disruptions are expected to help support prices.
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The airport suffered severe flight disruptions in August 2013 when it was engulfed by a fire.
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They instead cite high security costs and disruptions in the normal flow of business and traffic.
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"Once those disruptions go away, you've got to go back in and rebuild," the CEO said.
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The U.S. economy created 261,000 jobs in October as the economy rebounded from hurricane-related disruptions.
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Japan's steelmakers were already running down inventories of coking coal prior to the current supply disruptions.
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Some producers, like Nigeria, raised output after previous supply disruptions, boosting U.S. imports of the grades.
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The economic disruptions of the 1990s harmed the prospect of democracy in a second important way.
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" Several travelers, including Bollywood actress Gul Panag, took to Twitter to complain about the flight disruptions. ".
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Singapore authorities on Tuesday advised other telecom firms to strengthen defences to protect against similar disruptions.
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In fact, they didn't even know the outages and disruptions were caused by a computer virus.
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On the supply side, tensions in the Middle East raised the prospect of disruptions, traders said.
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The Eli Lilly spinoff also narrowed its full-year earnings outlook, due to expected supply disruptions.
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Wiedefeld has long warned that fixing the troubled system could result in more delays and disruptions.
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The company has brought in managers and thousands of temporary workers aiming to avoid service disruptions.
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A shutdown could backfire on Trump if voters blame Republicans for any federal government service disruptions.
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First, it signaled the Fed is worried about real damage to the economy from coronavirus disruptions.
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"We are all experiencing unfathomable disruptions, and everyone's lives are being impacted accordingly," wrote the USATF.
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Fishermen say they have already noticed disruptions in the movements of tuna since the surveys began.
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No serious injuries or deaths have been reported, but the blaze has caused major travel disruptions.
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Variations in GM crop regulations among different countries may lead to hard-to-predict trade disruptions.
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The labor market disruptions are expected to be temporary, with the job market generally remaining strong.
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On Tuesday night, the heavy rain and winds caused significant disruptions in the New York region.
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The association also had reports of more severe disruptions, including physical aggression and damage to equipment.
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Boeing is now in damage control mode, as carriers cancel flights and try to limit disruptions.
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By design, you'll always get at least the first notification, but you can prevent further disruptions.
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The news comes as students around the globe are facing educational disruptions amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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There have been major theatrical market disruptions in European territories and in Asia in recent weeks.
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So far builders have not reported any major supply chain disruptions for products made in China.
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The unanswered question, of course, is how long the disruptions last and how deep they go.
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The impact of asking about citizenship would be "major potential quality and cost disruptions," it asserted.
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While I experienced only minor disruptions, continued construction will bring temporary closures of pools and restaurants.
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This will inevitably cause disruptions in workflow, and may make people feel isolated from team members.
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Supply chains: Prepare for major disruptions to your supply chains, and especially to your service providers.
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Expect travel disruptions in the Mid-Atlantic, Caribbean and Hawaii because of the following four storms.
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The largest wealth manager expects a speedy recovery from the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Meanwhile, as the oceans have warmed, disruptions in United States fisheries, long predicted, are now underway.
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Ms. Yellen noted that the economy had shaken off the disruptions caused by hurricanes this fall.
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The appliance maker is also cutting production in its US factories, due to supply chain disruptions.
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But many residents, drivers and business owners grew irritated by the disruptions resulting from the protests.
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But in more recent years they have shut down for labor disruptions, storms, and, on Sept.
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The bright plumes create disruptions in the belts that can last for months or even years.
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The virus has left firms in Vietnam's manufacturing industry suffering shortages due to supply chain disruptions.
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Most steel companies have faced similar disruptions and have suspended operations at some of their plants.
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Startups are especially vulnerable to such supply-side disruptions, each of which is worth considering independently.
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Such are the cruel disruptions of war visited on Sheffield, England, during mid-December in 1940.
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Unlike solar and battery markets, the wind industry is impacted by supply chain disruptions, BNEF said.
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Power disruptions, common in Syria, essentially shut down hospitals, cutting off electricity to refrigerators storing insulin.
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Or have those disruptions spiraled into chaos and disorder, showing a White House that is dysfunctional?
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Government thus has a role to temper price spikes and physical supply disruptions with strategic stocks.
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It is thought the move might add to supply disruptions that could impact global car production.
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Some people may be stocking up on goods in anticipation of problems around supply-chain disruptions.
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If global energy disruptions send important parts of the world into recession, the U.S. will suffer.
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We work with the students and parents to maintain a learning environment with very few disruptions.
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This causes disruptions in everything from workplace productivity to physical health to achievement in the classroom.
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CASA said in a statement it was working with Fiji Airways to minimize disruptions to passengers.
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Disruptions in communication between headquarters and the many different store types allowed inefficiencies to take root.
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As for market disruptions, Lutnick sees none, barring exogenous factors, like run-ins with North Korea.
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Hundreds queued at polling stations, looking to vote early and avoid ballot disruptions if violence erupts.
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Furthermore, hurricane disruptions were noted to have not "materially altered" the outlook for the national economy.
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Transparency will promote a "level playing field" and protect participants from abrupt price disruptions, he said.
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The Auvi-Q's introduction to Walgreens comes as manufacturing disruptions have led to an EpiPen shortage.
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In commodity markets, metals were on a tear thanks to supply disruptions and strong Chinese demand.
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University officials said they were investigating both the disruptions inside the building and the violence outside.
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Authoritarian governments have increasingly sought to use internet disruptions and blockades as weapons to crush dissent.
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This year, the market has seen several smelter disruptions, noted BMO Capital Markets analyst Colin Hamilton.
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Williams also said that there's potential for further disruptions at the end of the quarter Sept.
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The agency has been plagued by ongoing track problems, rail service disruptions and other safety issues.
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This basic rule hasn't changed in times of big technological disruptions, in fact rather the opposite.
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There were no rites of passage, no eureka moments, no major disruptions or causes for celebration.
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The proposed rule would require investment advisers to put in place business continuity and transition plans, laying out how they would minimize material disruptions to service in the event of business disruptions such as natural disasters, cyber-attacks, technology failures or the departure of key personnel.
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Looking forward, the Fund warned that potential major disruptions to its global outlook could come from "difficult-to-predict" U.S. regulatory, trade and fiscal policies, and from disruptions relating to Britain's exit from the European Union, as well from central banks raising interest rates too quickly.
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"Unplanned oil supply disruptions have been a key element so far this year that have contributed to a tighter oil market than was otherwise expected," said analyst Guy Baber of Simmons & Co. If the disruptions last, there will be limited spare capacity to meet demand, Baber cautioned.
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Australia's sport-mad fans were left fuming following disruptions during Costa Rica's match against Serbia on Sunday.
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Disruptions As a columnist who tests a lot of technology, I often write about my own experiences.
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These forces produce enormous advances, but also enormous disruptions, rendering obsolete companies, indeed entire industries, within years.
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The United States has temporarily eased trade restrictions on Huawei, however, to minimise disruptions for its customers.
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Most of the mines produce nickel ore and concerns about supply disruptions have rocked the nickel market.
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We've seen some volatility in Argentina, some that have very high foreign exchange exchanges and other disruptions.
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Oil was up about 5003 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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Shutdowns cause significant economic and social disruptions, and those who instigate them usually lose favor among voters.
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Those animals are likely being diverted to other JBS plants nearby to avoid production disruptions, Nalivka said.
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But healthcare experts warn that even the smoothest transition will inevitably result in disruptions and unhappy patients.
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U.S. crude fell 1.6 percent at $69.88 a barrel, sent lower by easing concerns about supply disruptions.
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Popular workplace messaging platform Slack resumed normal service Friday afternoon after widespread reports of disruptions by users.
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"Future ecosystem disruptions are likely to exceed the relatively limited extinctions observed at the PETM," he said.
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Such disruptions cost the city of Phoenix in Arizona $1m a year in stalled equipment and repairs.
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I design multimodal experiences in an attempt to create intellectual/discursive disruptions and provoke long-lasting activism.
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American's CEO, Doug Parker, said he wants to make sure the carrier is compensated for the disruptions.
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Sales performance improved in the second half as supply chain disruptions slowed and as weather conditions brightened.
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Stamos and some of his staff left Yahoo soon after that, creating further disruptions to security operations.
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However, industry participants pointed out that Huawei had been stockpiling components such as chips to ease disruptions.
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Analysts warn that the spiraling dispute has started to cause serious disruptions to the global semiconductor industry.
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Huawei has said it was prepared for the U.S. action and vowed to work around any disruptions.
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The storm, which was downgraded Friday night to a post-tropical cyclone, began causing disruptions early Saturday.
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Disruptions included faulty stadium WiFi and television and internet service at the main press centre going down.
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Oil was up over 3 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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Since then, however, Delta has instituted new irregular operations protocols aimed at mitigating downhill disruptions to service.
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Many of the 11 stories in "Florida" describe experiences of upheaval, violent disruptions to life's placid surface.
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Deporting them now would be both cruel and counterproductive, causing serious disruptions to families and communities alike.
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The Australian Securities Exchange opened without incident on Tuesday after technical faults caused extensive disruptions on Monday.
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LONDON — Tube disruptions due to strikes are normally a pretty miserable affair in London — but not always.
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It said disruptions was particularly serious because it had affect users' ability to dial emergency service numbers.
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Disruptions to that world created the conditions for the maturation of the state, and for economic progress.
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So has PagerDuty, which helps clients deal with disruptions in their computer systems and listed in April.
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But, Riyadh is thought to be unable to fully offset global supply disruptions over the coming months.
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A CSX spokeswoman did not immediately respond on Friday to questions about service disruptions on the railway.
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Growing tensions between the United States and Iran, which could lead to supply disruptions, helped limit losses.
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The United States has temporarily eased trade restrictions on Huawei, however, to minimize disruptions for its customers.
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Oil prices saw strong gains last week amid the disruptions caused by the storm and geopolitical concerns.
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Iran's seizure of the Iraqi oil tanker had raised some concerns about potential Middle East supply disruptions.
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Abercrombie said there were "minor disruptions" in traffic and sales over the weekend of the Brexit vote.
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" "The statement seems to suggest the Kingdom stands ready, but first wants to see larger disruptions materializing.
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Health insurance is so tricky because most of the best solutions on any side involve massive disruptions.
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Factories for major manufacturers including Toyota, Sony and Honda were closed, causing supply chain disruptions around Japan.
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Add in some supply disruptions in Australia and the conditions for a price rally are in place.
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"At this time, the IRS does not anticipate major refund disruptions," the agency said in a statement.
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"We assume that there will at least be no disruptions over the short term," the CEO said.
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Indeed, it's rife with increased disruptions to the water system, meaning severe drought, wildfires, and pummeling deluges.
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Many airlines route flights over Pakistan, so the closure of its airspace caused major disruptions on Wednesday.
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"It's change that promises amazing medical breakthroughs, but also economic disruptions that strain working families," he said.
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There are also risks of supply disruptions caused by sanctions on Iran and tensions with Saudi Arabia.
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Some Japanese automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp suffered supply-chain disruptions caused by the deadly earthquakes.
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In the meantime, most banks will keep fostering long-term partnerships with corporations despite potential transactional disruptions.
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There were also traffic disruptions on U.S. Highway 1 near Perdue's Rockingham plant, according to NCDOT maps.
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Inflammation may be one such mechanism, and then in particular there are concerns about specific hormonal disruptions.
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But disruptions to school systems are irrelevant if they do not change how and what children learn.
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In a separate statement, Cathay Pacific said: "There is potential for further flight disruptions at short notice".
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Disruptions in the availability of intermediate chemicals used in the manufacturing of finished drug products also occur.
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Frequent disruptions have left riders stranded on trains and scrambling to make it to work on time.
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And making big cuts all at once to doctors and hospitals could cause substantial disruptions in care.
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These increasingly tangible disruptions might create more political pressure in those states for action on the climate.
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War is by its very nature destabilizing, carrying with it a wide range of disruptions including trade.
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It has to do with disruptions of atmospheric conditions,ocean patterns, jet streams and shit like that
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Erin Jensen, a spokeswoman for the activist environmental group, said eight protesters were arrested for the disruptions.
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Citing disruptions and safety issues, SpaceX has offered to buy out residents who live in the village.
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Several veterans of Democratic conventions said they had not seen anything at recent gatherings like Monday's disruptions.
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Current disruptions on the line cost our economy an estimated $500 million per year in lost productivity.
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Studies show that disruptions of our body's clockwork contributes to diseases as diverse as cancer and diabetes.
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Mikulski on Thursday said Sanders must encourage his supporters to refrain from similar disruptions in the future.
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But the U.S. is woefully unprepared to address even minor disruptions in the supply of these drugs.
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SIDE EFFECTS The government has long insisted the benefits of the dam outweigh the costs and disruptions.
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That would leave markets prone to supply shortages and price spikes in case of large, unforeseen disruptions.
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There were severe public transit disruptions a day after demonstrators staged a fiery standoff against the police.
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The effort will likely entail more service disruptions, delays and headaches for commuters in the months ahead.
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They had been wanted over alleged disruptions to security and development projects in the area, it added.
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Signs of potential supply disruptions emerged from Libya, one of two OPEC countries exempt from cutting output.
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John Kasich, condemned the disruptions, but said Mr. Trump was responsible for the tenor of his rallies.
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However, the projection does not take into account possible trade disruptions caused by a no-deal Brexit.
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Senior government officials have warned disruptions or bids to delegitimize the poll result could amount to treason.
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The Philadelphia region is the latest in the Northeast to face major transit disruptions over safety problems.
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Mondelez said its $114 million in losses were caused by property damage and disruptions to its business.
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The global disruptions have contributed greatly to a precipitous fall in financial markets over the last month.
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Without climate action, populations around the globe can expect to see continued disruptions to their everyday lives.
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All those disruptions could dramatically slow economic activity and even usher in a global recession, economists warn.
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Even gold, a traditional investor safe haven, was down, reflecting market disruptions and fears of liquidity issues.
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The coronavirus crisis has sent technology stocks plunging and caused serious disruptions in productions and tech events.
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With more primary disruptions possible due to the coronavirus outbreak, it's time for Sanders to step aside.
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Loans are also available for other needs like supply chain disruptions, mortgage payments and other debt obligations.
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And even in this aggressive test-and-trace scenario, there could be many disruptions to our lives.
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Many airlines route flights over Pakistan and the closure of its airspace caused major disruptions on Wednesday.
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It's unclear exactly how many fast-food employees are striking, and whether restaurants were experiencing serious disruptions.
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The American economy is relatively strong at the moment, and has been historically resilient to most disruptions.
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Controversial speakers can be placed in auditoriums where it is easier to assure safety and prevent disruptions.
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But as grasslands decreased from these disruptions, the Siberian unicorn may have been slowly edged into extinction.
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The UK's economy will take a serious hit, with potentially major disruptions to trade, travel, and business.
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The delays and disruptions were adding to the pressure on the Trump Organization to meet its deadlines.
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International border closures and disruptions in aviation or shipping industries will also pose challenges for manufacturing exports.
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Microsoft said it hasn't experienced any significant service disruptions, but it has seen some shortfalls in service.
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We are getting reports from our members about supply chain disruptions, project delays, sales challenges and more.
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The congestion must be cleared to avoid disruptions to the supply of imported essential goods, Wee said.
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Leisure companies rank second because of travel disruptions and the US ban on most visits from Europe.
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There are concerns, however, that disruptions from the flooding in Houston could hurt job growth in September.
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For the most part, these disruptions to daily work life have been confined to Europe and Asia.
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FACTBOX on disruptions and labour negotiations at key copper mines: Graphic showing LME "arrivals" by location: tmsnrt.
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The fires have also affected the electrical grid, triggering blackouts and disruptions to water distribution, said Johns.
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On Wednesday, there was another official effort to end the disruptions — this time by local Mohawk authorities.
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I asked Salzer how scientists in other disciplines had reacted to periodic disruptions from the bristlecone community.
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Oil prices rose as unrest in oil-producing countries Iraq and Ecuador raised concerns of supply disruptions.
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October's gains, the largest of Trump's presidency, were, economists cautioned, inflated by the previous month's weather disruptions.
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There will be some supply chain disruptions but I don't believe that will be long term impact.
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Business activity in the world's second-biggest economy is only gradually returning to normal after widespread disruptions.
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But it did leave an obscure but crucial corner of financial markets vulnerable to short-term disruptions.
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Alibaba last week warned that virus-related disruptions may hit its revenue growth in the March quarter.
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These disruptions include the closures of some factories and offices in areas hard hit by the virus.
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Everyone living in the house can stay while the renovations take place, though there might be disruptions.
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And those surveys don't indicate disruptions of global supply chains in the wake of widespread trade disputes.
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China has already reported major disruptions today from the attacks, which lock computers and demand a ransom.
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The aim is to optimize Lufthansa's operations, especially during flight disruptions caused by extreme weather or congestion.
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Oil prices rose as unrest in oil-producing countries Iraq and Ecuador raised concerns of supply disruptions.
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It does affect the ability to run that refinery at the highest level of reliability without disruptions.
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How could we allow this one event to cause disruptions to our national oil and gas supply?
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Many people clamored to vote early, fearful that possible disruptions would lead to voting centers closing early.
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The fabric also helps other passengers in the car avoid headaches and disruptions from the projector light.
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"We urge students and staff to return to classes this week, even if disruptions occur," it said.
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For users, it results in fewer disruptions and shorter lag times when streaming videos, among other applications.
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NetBlocks, an organization that monitors internet connectivity, earlier reported "intermittent disruptions" to some internet services in Iran.
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However, its cash flow problems and declining production have caused disruptions, cutting crude shipments to the region.
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The U.S. government said it would make emergency stockpiles of crude available if needed to plug disruptions.
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The idled Syncrude site is one of several supply disruptions that boosted global oil prices last week.
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Travel disruptions will continue into Friday, capping off a shortened back-to-work week for business travelers.
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Tariffs already imposed by the two countries have caused major disruptions for businesses and rattled financial markets.
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Dealing with these disruptions is just a cost of doing business on Amazon, even for legitimate sellers.
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Among other disruptions, the shutdown has slowed the release of the Treasury Department's own monthly deficit estimates.
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We should be prepared for some serious disruptions to Americans travel, trade, and ties around the globe.
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Dr. Bello, 45, had resigned after an accusation of workplace sexual harassment and other disruptions in 2015.
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The brunt of New Jersey Transit's disruptions will be felt by riders on the Midtown Direct lines.
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Royal Caribbean said it is also working with its crew to work out disruptions to their livelihood.
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Moving agencies out of the DC area to the Midwest would obviously cause some short-term disruptions.
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The million-plus people who commute across the border each day would face major disruptions as well.
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"The feedback from members is that there is very little disruptions, it is fairly quiet," he said.
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He acknowledged the potential this year for disruptions such as strikes in regions where it is restructuring.
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Lydian said it had apologized for the incident and that such disruptions would end with construction works.
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Cody said American has been rebooking stranded passengers on American and other airlines since disruptions started June 14.
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"Looking at the available data, we do not see evidence of significant disruptions in market functioning," he said.
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AirNav's corporate secretary, Didiet K.S. Radityo, told Reuters there were no disruptions to any international or domestic flights.
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The region had a nor'easter on January 24 that jammed roads and caused major disruptions in air travel.
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Participants can search for disruptions in the images -- basically, clusters of tiny colored dots -- and mark their findings.
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Chemicals, from engine leakages and flame retardants, are thought to possibly increase risk by acting as hormone disruptions.
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Refinery disruptions from key producers such as Venezuela and Mexico have also tightened the availability of fuel oil.
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You may recall ... Trump didn't attend Barbara Bush's funeral in April, saying he didn't want to cause disruptions.
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Both X- and M-class flares can cause brief radio blackouts on Earth, and other mild technological disruptions.
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Revealingly, both Neanderthal children experienced health problems—described by the researchers as "developmental disruptions"—during the cooler periods.
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And when applicable, Google Maps will even provide you with alternate routes to best avoid any potential disruptions.
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Its predecessor, a one-way runway built near a mountain range, is prone to disruptions and flight cancellations.
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Financial market traders, meanwhile, are worried that the 10-day shutdown could cause disruptions and unsettle the yen.
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The incidents have prompted Gatwick and Heathrow airports to invest in anti-drone technology to prevent further disruptions.
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That means you'll have to click on the country, then check to view if there were service disruptions.
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" Sejkora said in the statement that, "Students and staff deserve to have a learning environment free of disruptions.
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He lamented that Britain was so terrified of short-term disruptions that it would sacrifice long-term gains.
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Disruptions in that natural process are thought to play a role in diseases like cancer, and in aging.
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The helicopter industry has experienced one of the sharpest disruptions caused by the slide in global oil prices.
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Stocks have been held back by a mix of weak commodity prices, sluggish export growth, and political disruptions.
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"That's not to say we won't have some periodic disruptions that may create temporary shortages," the CEO said.
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"The arc is relatively clear that it's going to happen at some point, barring massive disruptions," he added.
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Critics have called on tech companies to take more responsibility for public health disruptions occurring on their platforms.
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It will include denial of service attacks masked as internet outages, power shortages and other disruptions to society.
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Didi's success shows how local companies can cause global disruptions with sharing-economy services road-tested in China.
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The smog got so bad it led to school closures as well as air and sea traffic disruptions.
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"The winds may lead to significant travel disruptions for the Monday morning commute in the Northeast," Pydynowski said.
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The price of copper held near a four-year high on Friday, lifted by worries about supply disruptions.
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The price of copper has also risen this year in response to supply disruptions in Indonesia and Chile.
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Placing your pet in an area of your home with minimal foot traffic will cut down on disruptions.
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But the anti-gay nature of the chants aimed at Buttigieg on Tuesday made the disruptions more personal.
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Now, disruptions in Europe with the potential that Britain may leave the European Union could cause more trouble.
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Also adding to market tightness was the closure of a major pipeline in Nigeria and Russia supply disruptions.
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"Importantly for easyJet it won't pick up the tab for any missed connections or baggage disruptions," he added.
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The disruptions wrought by the introduction of powerful new kinds of computing software seemed to be petering out.
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Changes in market conditions, especially in China, technology disruptions and rising cost of debt resulted in the charge.
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Numerous studies show that alcohol increases sleep disruptions and interferes with REM, the period of deepest sleep. 4.
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How do we deal with the fact that artificial intelligence, machine learning are going to cause huge disruptions.
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You're looking at a lot of disruptions, which is why you are seeing this disconnect in the market.
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That volatility looks to be here to stay, even if both the Alunorte and Rusal disruptions are resolved.
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Tuesday's event was marred by disruptions, with cries of "Quiet!" erupting from some participants over shouts and boos.
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"Possibly bottlenecks are a constraint or it may have been weather disruptions," said Westpac senior economist Andrew Hanlan.
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The group proposed a framework to phase in the new reference rates to minimize disruptions to financial markets.
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The credit rating agency said business disruptions and damages caused by the storm that made landfall on Aug.
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U.S. job growth accelerated in October after hurricane-related disruptions in the prior month, the Labor Department said.
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The outage was caused by disruptions at an external supplier of carbon monoxide, a raw material for TDI.
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FortisBC earlier asked customers to avoid non-essential use of gas and said there could be service disruptions.
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Changes in market conditions, especially in China, technology disruptions and rising cost of debt led to the charge.
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The extreme weather could fan inflation as some food prices have risen on supply disruptions from farming regions.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, cautioned Monday that he would not allow the disruptions to continue.
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It would ensure regular, reliable payment for civil servants and avoid these periodic disruptions of federal employees' lives.
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As for those that persist, like cultural disruptions caused by migration, peoples' characterizations of them are grossly exaggerated.
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Nonprofit organizations' reliance on foundation and government grants puts them at risk of unexpected (and inevitable) revenue disruptions.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde told CNBC on Thursday that there could be "massive disruptions" from digital currencies.
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"The city is not inhabitable anymore if it continues," posted another Weibo user, grumbling about the delivery disruptions.
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Flights resumed at Hong Kong airport, which is one of the world's busiest, after two days of disruptions.
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Big private universities such as Harvard and Yale have robust endowments and reputations to help weather such disruptions.
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He said he had complained about the disruptions for a time, but had stopped because no one cared.
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Wells Fargo's head global market strategist, Paul Christopher, said recent political disruptions have compounded his fears about Brazil.
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The Fed mentioned that economic activity has been rising at a "solid rate" even with hurricane related disruptions.
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Powell added that the central bank would however continue to communicate its policies clearly, to avoid market disruptions.
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But the world oil market is already tight with unplanned disruptions in Canada, Libya and Venezuela removing supply.
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Currently, there is enough oil and gas in storage for Saudi Arabia to cover short-term supply disruptions.
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Business Insider has learned that the company might let residents who don't mind the disruptions stay for now.
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E.T. The disruptions continued on Monday with more than 000 flights canceled to or from the Atlanta airport.
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In "Disruptions: More Connected, Yet More Alone," Nick Bilton writes: Ms. deGuzman's video makes for some discomfiting viewing.
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Southwest Airlines Co said it had canceled more than 250 flights in California, as the storm caused disruptions.
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The school board would have cracked down on the class disruptions caused by the constant singing on Glee.
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With other miners like BHP Billiton and Glencore also affected by the storm's fallout, more disruptions may follow.
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It also provides a warning to city leaders and telecommunications companies that they need to prepare for disruptions.
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And yet if I'm completely honest, the coming disruptions won't be that disharmonious to my way of life.
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We're already seeing these kinds of disruptions around the world, devastating homes, livelihoods, and costing thousands of lives.
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However, Baader says previous episodes during this expansion were driven by short-lived disruptions such as the weather.
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Two derailments last year led Amtrak to close off some tracks and rebuild them, causing disruptions that Gov.
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In addition, disruptions to supply chains and slightly lower business confidence will moderately slow production and business investment.
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English said the outbreak's disruptions to supply networks may provide a lift to prices in the near term.
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And it's also critically important to ameliorate the disruptions the virus has caused in education for the year.
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Even so, it has been difficult to calculate with precision the broader economic impact of the subway disruptions.
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We are also working to minimize disruptions in the food supply chain as grocery stores face unprecedented demand.
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Others can drink the same amount of coffee and report increased alertness but no jitters or sleep disruptions.
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China also has a history of bailing out troubled firms to avoid big financial disruptions or job losses.
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He works in an argot of amiable swing, punctuated by startling disruptions and occasional shots of seraphic beauty.
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On the company's earnings call, Butterfield said the company is making big investments to prevent future service disruptions.
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There have also been negative ecological impacts, including disruptions to the free movement of ocelots, an endangered species.
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And the disruptions have continued to escalate this year, with 250 train delays in the first three months.
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Ask Real Estate Landlords must provide tenants with habitable quarters, but not all disruptions make an apartment unlivable.
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People could lose their jobs from missing work, have disruptions in their personal lives, or die by suicide.
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This is useful in many contexts, and it can help offset the demand-side consequences of trade disruptions.
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Both said they were working to rebook passengers and minimize schedule disruptions after the F.A.A. grounded the planes.
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If he follows through on the threat, severe disruptions could be felt on both sides of the border.
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Broadcom (AVGO) withdrew its 2020 revenue forecast, the latest chipmaker to do so following coronavirus-related supply disruptions.
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Coronavirus cases continue to increase throughput the U.S., ravaging the economy and causing major disruptions to everyday life.
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Some economists have raised questions about the effectiveness of a Fed rate cut to counter supply chain disruptions.
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Fears of a global recession are growing amid a drop in trade and tourism and increasing business disruptions.
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But investors' retreat from risk following economic disruptions stemming from the coronavirus outbreak has mostly blocked those channels.
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Switzerland on Wednesday, for instance, announced zero and low-interest loans to companies buckling under epidemic-linked disruptions.
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Consider providing a deep-tissue massage for two, or an evening of games or coloring, without electronic disruptions.
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The U.S. Treasury recently announced it would give filers more time amid disruptions related to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Cal-Maine said it is not seeing any supply chain disruptions as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Delayed mitigation responses will still cause complicated personal, social and economic disruptions without the benefit of slowing transmissions.
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"It has become clear that our economy will face severe disruptions," the Federal Reserve said in a statement.
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The potentially catastrophic damage would have caused far longer disruptions to the plant's energy transmission than mere hours.
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Some companies are adopting video conferencing and other measures to get around disruptions caused by the virus epidemic.
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Others have used Twitter and TV appearances to tamp down concerns about public health risks and economic disruptions.
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An Italian exit could cause severe economic disruptions internationally and subvert investor confidence far beyond Italy and Europe.
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Some companies reported supply chain disruptions due to the coronavirus outbreak and concern that those issues could continue.
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As pools of standing waters rise, they can corrode critical signal and electrical equipment, setting off transit disruptions.
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If you're taking a cruise and have concerns about hurricane-related disruptions, there's even more to think about.
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Prices in Shanghai closed up by a quarter last year after supply disruptions in Brazil.
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Crude prices initially rose after last week's attack amid concerns over possible disruptions to the global oil supply.
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Apple (AAPL) has already warned of supply chain disruptions in China and a hit to sales in Asia.
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Prevent disruptions by speaking in a calming voice, even through the morning rush to get ready for school.
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Expect supply disruptions as China takes measures to contain an ongoing coronavirus outbreak, says REYL Singapore's Daryl Liew.
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It's unclear yet to what extent these virus-related disruptions will have to China's full-year economic growth.
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The train line is undergoing an upgrade of its signaling system, which has caused years of service disruptions.
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The decision is due to disruptions in the supply of parts resulting from the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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Supply chains can deal with disruptions for a few weeks, relying on supplies they have saved in house.
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More complicated stuff like disruptions to manufacturing supply chains is just more trouble on top of the basics.
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After several major disruptions in recent weeks, riders have grown increasingly frustrated with the reliability of the system.
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Those malware outbreaks, known as WannaCry and NotPetya, caused international disruptions to major business and government systems. Sens.
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"We assume that there will at least be no disruptions over the short term," the German CEO said.
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Are the disruptions in the White House evidence of Mr. Trump's aggressive efforts to fundamentally reorient the government?
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Sustained disruptions to Middle Eastern oil supply – or anything that heightens the risk of them – will buoy crude.
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These disruptions will inevitably impact the tech giants' businesses, but the extent of what will happen is unclear.
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And school administrators remind everyone that a snow day can cause disruptions that they are loath to unleash.
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Last week, the company temporarily halted production of the Max, causing disruptions to a vast global supply chain.
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Precisely when the disruptions would occur and how long they would last, however, the officials could not say.
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Reckitt Benckiser, which makes Lysol spray, lowered its sales forecasts on Thursday, citing disruptions to its supply chain.
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The reserve has helped keep supplies in balance — ramping up production and smoothing out supply disruptions during shortages.
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For alumina, China's import demand had picked up of late after disruptions to domestic mine supply, Kerr said.
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Also on Friday, the government said it will implement an action plan to help prevent future power disruptions.
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Oil prices rose 0.8% as unrest in oil-producing countries Iraq and Ecuador raised concerns of supply disruptions.
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One of the biggest disruptions I see in industries is in the investment industry, and particularly in alternative.
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Duties and other disruptions would hit Turkey's auto industry the most, followed by textiles and home electronics industries.
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Also on Friday, the government said it will implement an action plan to help prevent future power disruptions.
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Past spikes tempted many coal producers to expand, but later lead to bankruptcy as supply disruptions were corrected.
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They wanted a father figure government that would protect them from the disruptions of technological change and globalization.
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The disruptions were consistent with a pattern on display ever since House Democrats began to focus on Ukraine.
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The Italian sportswear maker was hit hard by the Hong Kong disruptions, and its growth may have peaked.
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"It is to be assumed that there will be severe disruptions across Austria," OBB said in a statement.
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True, some American companies like the $1.4 trillion Apple and $100 billion Starbucks are highly exposed to disruptions.
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The company has been working to avoid disruptions at its fulfillment centers, while some warehouse workers miss shifts.
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Young people can also suffer lasting health problems from disruptions to nutrition, housing, health care, and family life.
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Its benefits include plant reliability, fuel diversity, zero emissions and immunity of our electric system from international disruptions.
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Energy stocks were among the gainers, up 0.8 percent as oil prices LCOc1 rose on potential supply disruptions.
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Drone disruptions shut down London's Gatwick Airport during holiday travel last month, though authorities never determined who was responsible.
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Also adding to market tightness was the closure of a major pipeline in Nigeria and supply disruptions from Russia.
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The company's weak finances are causing operational disruptions, and are both affected by and contributing to Venezuela's economic downturn.
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They'll be busy dealing with its effects: more environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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Otherwise Britain risks crashing out of the bloc on March 29, 2019, without an agreement to mitigate economic disruptions.
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The financial cost of the flight disruptions was still being assessed and could be covered by insurance, Sumeth said.
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Worklytics tries to identify those disruptions and noise through those integrations, and find what's working and what isn't working.
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The storm&aposs approach during the busy Memorial Day weekend caused disruptions for local businesses, eating away at profits.
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Rayne's first midcareer survey is full of linguistic disruptions and quiet repetitions, bringing to mind the scrivener's disarming resistance.
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Oil majors Shell and BP gained as oil prices rose on concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East.
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Companies on both sides of the Pacific are already reporting disruptions to their operations and are reviewing investment plans.
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These disruptions could lead to changes in immune function and cell metabolism, which can reduce the suppression of tumors.
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Delta Air Lines — Delta is returning to normal operation after computer problems led to widespread disruptions over the weekend.
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In patients with LEMS, the immune system attacks connections between nerves and muscles causing signal disruptions between the two.
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Two Nigerian crude grades are suffering significant disruptions amid recurring pipeline outages in the country's oil-rich Delta region.
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Exports of goods would decline in line with trading partner economies and potential impacts of regional supply chain disruptions.
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ZT: There were sort of constant a constant stream of disruptions throughout the hearings this week, this past week.
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Still, the president's trade advisers have said the overall economy is strong enough to absorb any disruptions from tariffs.
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Pilota: Applies machine learning to predict flight disruptions for passengers and automatically re-books a traveler's flight for free.
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Even though it's not heading for the Gulf Coast oil belt, Hurricane Florence could create some serious energy disruptions.
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The 1.5C limit is favored especially by developing nations most at risk from disruptions to food and water supplies.
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Overall, however, analysts said OPEC's production policy as well as unplanned supply disruptions were currently the main price drivers.
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LEAD PRICES: Lead was at a one-week high on supply disruptions, closing 20.2% higher at $215,2.80 a tonne.
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Second, those unplanned supply disruptions in Nigeria, Venezuela, Canada and Libya account for another 300,000 barrels of downward revisions.
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"The travel industry is always having disruptions," said David Scowsill, president and CEO of the World Travel & Tourism Council.
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But with further disruptions across Nigeria and Venezuela still a possibility, Goldman predicts a relatively flat outlook for oil.
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Alain Monié, Ingram's chief executive, will remain in place, and the company said it did not expect any disruptions.
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The train attendant misunderstood the policy about causing disruptions on our train and mistakenly expanded it to political speech.
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Little spare capacity remains to offset any further production disruptions, said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management.
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Both mining giants have flagged lower iron ore output following disruptions to operations after a cyclone in Western Australia.
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Many Venezuelans, regardless of their political views, were fretting about the impact of disruptions on their wallets - and stomachs.
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"On the defense side, risks include the budget cap overhang in the U.S., additional continuing resolutions and political disruptions."
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"MAS takes a serious view of trading disruptions," said Ong Chong Tee, MAS deputy managing director for financial supervision.
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Furthermore, one trader said some sellers had hoarded supply for May in anticipation of supply disruptions that never came.
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Traders will be watching for any longer-term damage or disruptions to the oil, natural gas and gasoline markets.
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For weeks leaders of the region's utility companies have been warning customers about potential disruptions to their energy service.
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Supply disruptions are giving some support, with an outage at a major Canadian oil sands facility cutting regional supply.
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While globalization and free trade result in greater economic prosperity overall, there are disruptions and losses for real people.
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The news comes several weeks after a drone sighting caused several days of flight disruptions at London's Gatwick Airport.
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Iran's seizure of an Iraqi oil tanker raised some concerns about potential Middle East supply disruptions in the Gulf.
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These passengers traveling under corporate contracts will also be prioritized during disruptions such as weather or other operational problems.
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KEB Hana's VR upgrade mainly reflects the merged bank's ongoing integration, which has so far evidenced no material disruptions.
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Today, it's still in a state of flux, with constant disruptions threatening the future of brick-and-mortar stores.
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A rebound would be welcome given weather disruptions kept growth to a pedestrian 0.3 percent in the first quarter.
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To invoke Rule 48, an exchange would have to determine that certain conditions exist that would cause market disruptions.
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In the report, three of the Fed's 12 districts - Richmond, Atlanta and Dallas - reported major disruptions from the hurricanes.
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"As for ostensible disruptions, transgender troops have been serving honorably and openly for the past year," the letter continued.
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Murphy added it plans to flow gas to an alternate processing facility and expects minimal disruptions to its operations.
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British Airways flights suffered massive disruptions over the weekend with over 1,000 flights canceled after a computer system failure.
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The post caused disruptions on the stock market, the CSRC said in a statement on its website on Friday.
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The derailments "highlight the vulnerability and the fragility of Penn Station," Moorman said, apologizing again for delays and disruptions.
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The 1.5C limit is favored especially by developing nations most at risk from disruptions to food and water supplies.
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The utility has warned that there was a high risk of electricity cuts this week because of the disruptions.
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