We would diverge from Europe, and we would diverge from one another.
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Mr. Powell may diverge from his predecessor on financial regulation.
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So I hate to diverge from his vision of driverless cars.
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This is where Nadler's telling begins to diverge from the original.
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He has more recent ideas that diverge from the original proposal.
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For children under 203, C.D.C. guidelines diverge from two dental associations.
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They were all pretty close, but they did diverge from each other.
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And it did diverge from the billionaire businessman on some key issues.
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They diverge from the party's traditional conservatism on taxes, spending and trade.
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SZ: The tech monopolies actually diverge from the fundamental principles of capitalism.
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But the Nevada caucuses will diverge from Iowa in few noteworthy ways.
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The new recruits diverge from their predecessors on ideology, experience and style.
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The researchers have also acknowledged that their results diverge from existing estimates.
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Trump rallies, which can radically diverge from their announced purpose, are another question.
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The police commissioner could diverge from the guidelines whenever he deemed it appropriate.
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Diverge from your usual routine, experimenting with something new that speaks to you.
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And, truth be told, Infinity War doesn't diverge from this model that remarkably.
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And since goodwill is not a cash charge, reported profits would diverge from cashflows.
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Jeffrey Gundlach believes the U.S. stock market can't diverge from global equity markets forever.
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Qatar may have more room to diverge from Fed policy in the near term.
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The task assesses people's ability to diverge from the common uses of an object.
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It is in moments like these that you see Coates diverge from his critics.
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But when Democratic donors did diverge from voters, the results frequently undercut progressive policy initiatives.
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Wall Street investors are bracing for the possibility that Trump will diverge from these plans.
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How did you want it to diverge from each of your solo bodies of work?
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So far, Johnson's government looks as if it does want to diverge from EU rules.
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Tax credit vouchers also finance approaches to education that diverge from generally accepted academic standards.
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Since then, she's experimented with gestures and shows of emotion that diverge from Cunningham's example.
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The public shareholders' interests will not be protected when they diverge from those of the king.
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The analysis conducted by George Washington University isn't the first to diverge from the official count.
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To Bergevin's credit, he did not diverge from the plan during the regular season's trade deadline.
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This means the incomes of people with lots of capital will diverge from those who have none.
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That maintenance requires that later precedents which diverge from the Constitution are not allowed to preempt it.
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In the meantime, insurers are reacting in two ways that diverge from what the law's authors hoped.
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The president also appeared to diverge from his staff on Monday regarding his coming trip to Asia.
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But there are instances where "we would need to diverge from this approach," it said, without elaborating.
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Other Fox women whose personal interests diverge from those challenging Ailes jump in as his primary defenders.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meanwhile, has said he wants the U.K. to diverge from key EU regulations.
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The survey also showed just how far Peres's views had come to diverge from those of average Israelis.
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You can take on plentiful side missions, but there isn't much opportunity to diverge from the main story.
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Comments last week by Trump's choice for Treasury secretary suggested the administration's eventual stance may diverge from Ryan's.
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Hicks' remarks are a diverge from those made by Trump in a recent interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
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For those who have read the comic, Remender assured me that the show will diverge from the book.
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Clinton is likely to diverge from Mr. Obama is in how to counter the propaganda of violent extremism.
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The road ahead will diverge from one into many with different destinations and different milestones along the way.
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Russia is likely to want to mediate the North Korean crisis and may diverge from the American approach.
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But on drug prices, an issue the president talks about often, the budget will diverge from previous years.
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Some companies have begun to diverge from this thinking, though, taking after the "work less, work better" philosophy.
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This is where the results dramatically diverge from the stories I and others have published about Clinton and millennials.
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REUTERS POLL-BANK OF CANADA TO DIVERGE FROM FEDERAL RESERVE'S POLICY PATH THIS YEAR, SAID 14 OF 20 ECONOMISTS
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White evangelicals are increasingly echoing the GOP party platform even as other groups, including Christian groups, diverge from it.
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The discussions over the mass detentions in Xinjiang highlight American efforts on issues that diverge from the president's priorities.
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While that suggests the BoC is unlikely to diverge from major central banks' easing bias for long, an Aug.
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But Mr. Johnson argues that the freedom to diverge from European rules is one of the benefits of Brexit.
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An honorable lawyer, if you can get him one, can certainly protect his interests if they diverge from yours.
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Macquarie Private Wealth director Martin Lakos said trading in markets continued to diverge from what's happening in real economies.
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Walden the game allows the player to diverge from Walden the book, and in turn, the events of Thoreau's life.
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And there are some aspects to the design that diverge from conventional poll integrity, because that's not a poll mandate.
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National regulators must explain if they diverge from the rules as set out by the bloc's European Banking Authority (EBA).
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But I don't think a priori I have a view that U.S. monetary policy can't diverge from Japan and Europe.
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Once CDU values diverge from those of the prosperous and socially conservative Bavaria, however, the CSU stands to lose votes.
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She still has so much autonomy and she has so much strength in ways that diverge from her male counterparts.
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Scaramucci's "New Day" comments diverge from what he told CNN on Sunday, before "Fire and Fury" details had been released.
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The results of these excursions diverge from the government-produced image of the FARC as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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He first laid out plans to improve profits through investment in 2018, and Thursday's message did not diverge from that.
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Furthermore, the U.K. government has said it wants to diverge from European rules and create its own laws and standards.
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"We will be celestially urged to take strides at work, but not diverge from straight and narrow path," Stardust says.
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Many Brexit supporters see the right to diverge from EU rules as one of the critical benefits of leaving the bloc.
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Hard Brexiteers like Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, want to diverge from them and instead seek more trade with third countries.
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But if Qatar does diverge from U.S. monetary policy, it would not be doing so for the first time, he noted.
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All in all, this is a good way to get a sense of how and why "true" movies diverge from reality.
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Where they diverge from Trump's worldview is on the question of whether tariffs are the best way to address the problem.
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In October, he had yet to diverge from his ultrarunning training, clocking longer-than-half-marathon trail runs nearly every day.
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The more the U.K. attempts to diverge from EU rules and standards, the longer that trade deal will take to negotiate.
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This is where I diverge from the position that film-studies professor Laura Kipnis takes regarding sex between faculty and students.
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His account may diverge from that of cops, however, in that he says King was running away when he was gunned down.
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The episode leaves a lot of these questions unanswered — and the show could very well diverge from the book it's based on.
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UTI governance arrangements could, over time, diverge from criteria at inception, however, requiring governance arrangements to be adapted at a global level.
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Free-thinking, ambitious, successful women are to be respected and empowered, even if their opinions diverge from those of a specific ideology.
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The Goodlatte bill provides the most revealing gauge of how far the immigration priorities of most House Republicans diverge from those goals.
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Yes, vacation should definitely be a time to diverge from your normal routines and to soak up all the R&R possible.
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The dynamic continued over the weekend as federal health officials continued to diverge from -- or completely contradict -- Trump and his top officials.
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On Friday morning the Premier League — finally — decided to diverge from the stance of the British government and announce a hiatus, too.
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The Fed is widely expected to increase its short-term benchmark rate by a quarter point in December, but expectations diverge from there.
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But retaining an open border would impose legal constraints on Britain's freedom to change its laws in ways that diverge from the EU's.
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Those remarks appeared to diverge from the president's written speech, which credited the Trump administration's policies for the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Together, these players represented every type of hitter, as shortstops began to diverge from the singles-and-stolen-bases model of prior years.
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Pressure from investors and leaders within the E.U. may well persuade Italy to back away from policies that diverge from the bloc's orthodoxy.
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"The equivalence system will operate in a more effective manner if the UK decides not to diverge from our financial regulation," he added.
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What's not clear is how seriously Pompeo took the president's attorney and the possibility that his activities could diverge from official U.S. policy.
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Her cabinet wants to reduce trade barriers with Europe but maintain the right to forge new trade deals, and diverge from regulatory standards.
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However, the rapid rally in small-caps and rush of funds is sparking worries about a price bubble forming as valuations diverge from fundamentals.
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Much can go right when Benioff and Weiss decide to diverge from Martin's books — everyone seemed to love last year's entirely invented "Hardhome" episode.
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While we don't know exactly how the show will diverge from the books, there is one big change that seems inevitable: the final twist.
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While Brent futures have moved into backwardation, indicating a tightening market, WTI prices began to diverge from late July and have remained in contango.
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It's not yet clear how any of these games work, though I'm told they diverge from the intense cooperative play in Dead of Winter.
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The alarming new case appears to diverge from months of medical precedent, raising questions about whether the virus could be transmitted in other ways.
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Braking—the thing that might have saved me from said body slam—presents another point for Porsche to diverge from the established EV playbook.
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But as the Wall Street Journal's own reporting noted last week, prosecutors rarely diverge from the sentencing recommendations issued by the court Probation Office.
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Mr. Castro, for instance, plans to diverge from the traditional early primary state road map in favor of a tour of all 50 states.
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Also speaking at the Conservative Party conference this week, Johnson reportedly suggested the UK could diverge from the EU's data protection standards, post-Brexit — i.e.
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JD, whose shares have soared 73 percent this year, has conditioned investors to focus on figures that diverge from generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP.
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On Taiwan, Tillerson didn't diverge from current US policy, saying he'd reaffirm the Taiwan Relations Act, which has guided ties between the two since 1979.
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But American views also diverge from Trump's when it comes to policy choices about what we should do about climate change -- if anything at all.
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Rod Fergusson, studio head of Gears' developer The Coalition, told CNN Business his team wanted the "Gears of War" franchise to diverge from past games.
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The fed cut rates as scheduled, but Powell's comments suggest it does not want monetary policy to diverge from the performance of the real economy.
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Can you talk a bit about some of the times you did diverge from that road map you had based on the feedback you received?
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While the Bank of Canada is predicted to diverge from the path of its peers, it is likely to follow the Fed at some point.
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Perhaps The Arrangement will diverge from its True Hollywood Story-ish premise, but right now it definitely seems like it's ripped from the tabloid headlines.
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Madewell, which was built up in the digital era and resonated with millennial and Gen Z shoppers, has seen its fortunes diverge from J. Crew.
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If Republican leaders were really so invested in a government that didn't diverge from voters' desires, more of them would be questioning the Electoral College.
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Maybe the way this event will diverge from the Brexit script is it might not give such as good an entry point for a comeback trade.
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Barack Obama chose Kehinde Wiley to paint his portrait, while Michelle Obama chose Amy Sherald — selections that diverge from past tradition on a number of levels.
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On Thursday, finance minister Philip Hammond was rebuked by May's office after saying he hoped Britain would diverge from the EU only "very modestly" after Brexit.
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Fitch is not expecting a new government to diverge from the current economic, fiscal and social policy agenda regardless of the outcome of upcoming parliamentary elections.
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But Britain's freedom to diverge from European financial rules will largely depend on the "parameters" set by its future trading relations with the EU, Randell said.
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There, the vote tallies for each political party diverge from their seat shares in both Congress and the state assembly as lopsidedly as in other states.
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Many focus on issues where he may diverge from Kennedy, who typically voted with the court's conservatives but also sided with the liberal justices at times.
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They simply would ensure that the public square remains open to all religious voices, even when those voices diverge from the government's view on contested questions.
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French poets may now diverge from the alexandrine to explore vers libre, free verse; Mallarmé still believes in form, but form is to be rediscovered, recomposed.
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However, they diverge from those of Saudi Arabia, which has long been one of Egypt's main financial lifelines, supplying aid worth tens of billions of dollars.
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With their family tree, Ms. Cole and her fellow researchers set out to understand when it was that these birds started to diverge from each other.
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Here are some of his recent statements on the EPA and climate change, which show how much his EPA would likely diverge from the agency's current policy.
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial center, said there was no sector consensus on where Britain could diverge from EU rules.
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial centre, said there was no sector consensus on where Britain could diverge from EU rules.
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Its value derives largely from the different note struck by these stories, the ways in which they diverge from the work that Fitzgerald is often known for.
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The new portraits diverge from the sweet black-and-white snap the palace released last year on the twins' birthday, which was taken by a professional photographer.
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Many were incensed when the chancellor, Philip Hammond, told business leaders in Davos that, although Britain might diverge from the EU, the differences would be "very modest".
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"We know for a fact that at some point it begins to diverge" from real-world physics, said Francis Brown, a mathematician at the University of Oxford.
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But three newly released patent applications offer an early glimpse at how Dyson is designing its vehicles and where it plans to diverge from mainstream automotive manufacturing.
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"There will be in effect a permanent debate on whether to align or diverge from the EU framework," said Nicky Morgan, chair of parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
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A debate over whether to embrace candidates who diverge from party orthodoxy on abortion rights is setting some of the Democratic Party's closest allies against each other.
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If the economic fortunes of the United States continue to diverge from those of other developed nations, it is likely that the Fed's path will diverge, too.
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The researchers themselves called for more studies, and replication will be particularly important given that their results seem to diverge from the rest of the evidence base.
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While Mr. Trump's Republican and Democratic predecessors often pursued significantly different domestic policies, on the whole their foreign policies did not radically diverge from administration to administration.
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Mr. Johnson has insisted that Britain will diverge from the European Union wherever it wants to, and that European courts should have nothing to say about it.
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But the fact is that Mr. Sanders (and, to an extent, Elizabeth Warren) are simply daring to diverge from sappy talk about healing America as a nation.
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British regulators do not want to become "rule takers", unable to diverge from EU regulations to tackle new risks that might develop in the UK's financial sector.
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And the more the UK wants to diverge from the EU, the harder it will likely be to reach a future agreement on trade and everything else.
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The BOE was one of the few central banks to diverge from the global precautionary easing trend from central banks, even though U.K. growth has faltered materially.
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If Johnson scores a big victory, he could speed up discussions by promising that Britain will not diverge from EU business regulations, environmental rules and labour standards.
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Rather than debating how far they diverge from the so-called center, let the candidates talk about how they would reverse the Trump administration's dangerous environmental deregulation.
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By the time Ortberg applied to college, she knew more about the self she was becoming and how it might diverge from the path she'd been following.
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Even as Trump has appeared to diverge from Ryan and the House on his proposals, Ryan has steadily maintained there is no major daylight on the big issues.
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Yet it is not the starting point that matters, but what happens when a post-Brexit Britain freed from the ECJ begins to diverge from the EU's norms.
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"Millennial consumers have distinctive preferences, which in many ways diverge from previous generations," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Ashley Wallace said in a research note this month.
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Britain is believed to favor mixed approach of "managed divergence" after it leaves, whereby it will follow EU rules in some sectors and diverge from them in others.
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The loonie has been the top performing G10 currency this year as traders bet the Bank of Canada will diverge from expected easing by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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The Canadian dollar has been the top-performing G10 currency this year as traders bet that Canada's central bank would diverge from expected easing by the Federal Reserve.
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Do you think a Trump administration, working with a G.O.P. Congress, will offer greater flexibility to states to design their own coverage plans that could diverge from Obamacare?
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Federico Ríos Escobar documents FARC camps with a keen eye; his images diverge from the government-produced image of the armed forces as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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The regional court in Koblenz said on Friday that the properties of the rifles Heckler & Koch delivered did not diverge from what had been promised in the contracts.
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When the interests of the foreign government diverge from those of the United States enough to favor weakening of the United States, the harmful effects of interference multiply.
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Mr. Bezos has repeatedly expressed caution about setting timetables for the start of Blue Origin's commercial or passenger trips, and he did not diverge from that on Wednesday.
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These are the years most biographers linger on, extracting all the juices, because they're when an unusual life begins to diverge from the mundane ones that surround it.
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"There will be in effect a permanent debate on whether to align or diverge from the EU framework," Morgan told an International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) conference.
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It's past time for Washington to leave behind its dominant view that men can't diverge from its boring uniform of dark, ill-fitting suits (remember Barack Obama's tan suit?).
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Pro-Brexit British lawmakers want the ability to diverge from EU regulations, and to leave the customs union in order to strike trade deals with other countries more freely.
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Kuroda said it was natural for the BOJ's policy direction to diverge from that of the Fed and the ECB, given the difficulty of eradicating Japan's sticky deflationary mindset.
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But in the case of the T700s, the particular spots where the headphones diverge from a neutral reproduction of the sound are mostly unpleasant when trying to enjoy music.
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They feature lines representing elementary particles that converge at a vertex (which represents a collision) and then diverge from there to represent the pieces that emerge from the crash.
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"Millennial consumers have distinctive preferences, which in many ways diverge from previous generations," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Ashley Wallace said in a research note from June 2016.
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The combination of intimidation and public rebukes is potent and quite likely to have a chilling effect on civil servants' willingness to express views that diverge from the administration.
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The problem for most Islamic financial products is that their accounting treatment can often diverge from the actual economic substance of a transaction, a key concept behind IFRS 9.
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It's impractical to use surveys to measure the opinions of the ultra rich (millionaires, billionaires), but Gilens argues that their opinions would diverge from the middle class more dramatically.
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It will most likely diverge from the House plan by eliminating the ability to deduct state and local taxes, and by stopping short of fully repealing the estate tax.
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Under the deal with Brussels, Gazprom agreed to allow its customers to ask for lower prices when these diverge from benchmarks such as those in Western European gas markets.
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And what I don't think you can do is, I don't think you can run two businesses that are actually starting to really diverge from one another, really successfully.
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That implies that the rest of Britain might diverge from the European Union on standards and rules while Northern Ireland remains in some sort of partial backstop arrangement. Mrs.
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"As we diverge from the main product, how do we grow but clearly communicate, even to casual users browsing the app store, hey, this is a Youtube product," says Bettig.
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He also insisted that, contrary to promises to adhere to many Brussels rules so as to preserve a level playing-field, Britain must have freedom to diverge from EU regulations.
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McGuinness said there were no major calls in Britain's financial sector to radically diverge from rules it has inherited from the EU to threaten equivalence-based access to the bloc.
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But with a project like this, there are always things that drop out, that diverge from the main point of the piece, or that would simply make it too long.
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The excessive halts caused prices of many ETFs - securities tracking indexes, commodities, bonds, or baskets of securities that trade like stocks - to diverge from the prices of their underlying components.
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Growing increasingly defensive, Hart attempts to diverge from the questions, prompting the two men to get in a war of words that touch upon the themes of the high stakes drama.
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Still, strategists see limits to how much the Bank of Canada can diverge from other central banks, such as the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, that have already eased.
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But he said much depended on the success of Trump, including the extent to which the U.S. President-elect listens to advice from people whose views may diverge from his own.
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Bannon had seen Trumpism—a mix of economic populism and white identity politics—as distinct from Trump and was willing to diverge from the president in service of the bigger cause.
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I made Ashkenazi and Sephardi culture nonexistent in the early game, but then develop in and diverge from their predecessor the Hebrew culture around the 9th Century, as it did historically.
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The Fed considered changing its planned path of interest rate hikes in 2016, according to Reuters - a path that has seen its policy diverge from that of other major central banks.
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But in any case, the works on display here joyfully diverge from the overly academic, zombie formalism-style painting that has plagued the medium's upper echelons in the past few years.
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Because many of the subjects we wrote about died long ago, we decided to diverge from the traditional obituary style of announcing a person's death at the start of the article.
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The insurance sector is split over EU access, with life insurers wanting to diverge from Solvency II rules, while the London insurance market sees access to the bloc as the priority.
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Britain's insurance sector, however, is split, with domestic-focused insurers and those like Aviva with operations already regulated in the bloc, prepared to diverge from EU capital rules inherited by Britain.
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Because events, on the whole, are more protean than people, leaders grow less satisfying with time, as the stories they're ready to tell diverge from the stories we want to hear.
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Johnson&aposs commitment to diverge from trade and customs regulations with the EU will put the future of many UK businesses, which rely on close trading ties with Europe, at risk.
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The sense of comfort powered by Instagram purposefully pushing Stories to diverge from its classy feed has contributed to its explosion in popularity — not just for Stories but Instagram as a whole.
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The leaked photos diverge from DJI's existing photographic drones by employing a folding farm design, which should allow it to become nicely portable, especially when compared to its current fixed-arm quadcopters.
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Forty-five percent of all respondents believe that Trump's meetings with CEOs and business leaders are political theater and will not lead to policy changes that diverge from the administration's ultimate agenda.
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But regardless of which sector is ahead at any particular point in time, the more important point is that manufacturing wages are unlikely to dramatically diverge from wages in the service sector.
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These findings sharply diverge from what has been previously reported—only last week, a study by researchers at Berkeley found that Seattle's minimum wage increase had only a negligible impact on jobs.
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Every generation has a small set of elites whose interests diverge from the rest and play an outsize role in structuring political economy—one day, Gen Z will have its own lot.
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The most important thing: Mnuchin tells CNBC that the Administration's economic growth projections will diverge from the Congressional Budget Office's, setting the stage for conflict over the future effects of tax reform.
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Voters in the counties around Massena and Malone lean conservative, but their opinions on the national debate over immigration policy often diverge from their views of freer movement across the northern border.
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BOCWATCH Still, strategists see limits to how much the Bank of Canada can diverge from other central banks, such as the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, that have already eased.
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BOCWATCH Still, strategists see limits to how much the Bank of Canada can diverge from other central banks, such as the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, that have already eased.
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And it's unclear that anyone on the task force is atheists or agnostic — or holds political views that diverge from Sessions' — or that the task force will meet with groups that think differently.
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A first obvious step to diverge from this path is to close the carried interest tax loophole - set the standard that our tax system does not value income earned one way or another.
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It's been disheartening to see some entertainment outlets already begin to normalize Donald Trump, as if he is any way a traditional candidate or a leader whose opinions merely diverge from the norm.
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Many of their policies, which include abandoning the cash bail system and refusing to pursue certain cases referred by police, diverge from the zero tolerance stance the Trump Justice Department has taken federally.
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The crucial point here is how little the model of employer-employee relations needs to diverge from the assumption of perfect competition in order for there to be massive effects on the economy.
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Some policymakers said Mexico's bank could adjust interest rates independently of the Fed if inflation expectations diverge from the central bank's 3 percent target or if faced with further episodes of market volatility.
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"It is unlikely the Bank of Canada will continue to diverge from other major central banks," said Angus Sippe, multi-asset fund manager at Schroders, which has $520.6 billion of assets under management.
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Italian risk performance continues to diverge from the rest of southern Europe, and the spread of Italian 10-year bonds over Spain reached 174 bps, matching their highest level over Spain since 2012.
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Now in his 70s, Biden has had a long career in politics, and he's already facing criticism for how his moderate liberal policies now diverge from a Democratic Party that's moving steadily leftward.
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The show was ultimately a little heavier with the hints, and understandably so, as it eventually rocketed ahead of the books it's based on, beginning to diverge from its source material in season four.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - No wonder Rex Tillerson was willing to diverge from his boss on Monday and call out Russia directly for the alleged poisoning of a former double agent living in Britain.
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There are instances in which human brains do operate sort of like these algorithms, but "there are some significant ways that we diverge from this model of a perfect Bayesian reasoner," Galef pointed out.
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We've seen a handful of brands diverge from the tried-and-true, season-ahead runway show in favor of presentations or private viewings, with some test-driving the whole "see now, buy now" approach.
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The strong sentiments from the third quarter strongly diverge from thoughts about the future, according to Peter Atwater, an investor sentiment expert, president of advisory firm Financial Insyghts and author of Moods and Markets.
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At the same time that lifestyle and consumption habits of the affluent diverge from those of the middle and working class, wealthy voters are becoming increasingly Democratic, often motivated by their culturally liberal views.
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In addition to having weaker proposals, Clinton often has a record that suggests she's even less with us than she professes to be, in addition to having cultivated donors whose interests diverge from ours.
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The EU-US relationship may be changing, she said, but the 28-member bloc remains committed to policies on issues such as Middle East peace, refugees and Russia, even as they diverge from US positions.
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But while he may acknowledge the indisputable conclusion that our appetite for fossil fuel is slowing killing our home planet, Tillerson's views on how to solve the problem diverge from those of some climate scientists.
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As the parties diverge from each other ideologically and culturally, the other side becomes more of a threat — and that makes it easier to justify voting for your side, no matter who the nominee is.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to diverge from EU rules and regulations and not seek a tight economic relationship with the bloc after Brexit was the final nail in the coffin of continued frictionless trade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain faces a permanent debate over whether to copy or diverge from European Union financial rules after Brexit, a top UK lawmaker said on Wednesday in comments likely to prolong uncertainty for banks.
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And yet Brooks, an increasingly lonely outpost of moderate conservative thought, has fallen into the classic trap of equating these three politicians in his latest column, merely because they diverge from the "center" of American politics.
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Westerville, Ohio (CNN)Elizabeth Warren's campaign said on Wednesday that it is studying a range of options for paying for "Medicare for All," leaving open the possibility that the presidential candidate may ultimately diverge from Sen.
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In their study, published in the journal Peer-J, Darren Naish and Mark P. Witton describe how the fossils they found—a kind of pterosaur called Hatzegopteryx—diverge from our "conventional" understanding of these creatures' proportions.
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For the same reasons it has rejected Mrs May's "three-basket" proposal, under which Britain would get to pick which sectors it wants to keep in line with EU rules and when to diverge from them.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bucking years of tradition, some central banks in the Gulf's wealthy oil exporting countries may cautiously diverge from U.S. monetary policy this week as the American central bank pushes up interest rates, bankers say.
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But some lawmakers had doubted agreement was likely between those who want to maintain close ties with the EU, and others who are pressing for Britain to strike out alone and diverge from the bloc's rules.
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British Cabinet Office minister David Lidington said on Wednesday that Britain's services industry must be able to diverge from EU rules after Brexit because there is a risk of "unwelcome measures" that may undermine the sector.
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Because so many large bank stocks are in the , Ponsi said it would be unusual for the financial ETF, represented by the red line, to diverge from the rest of the index, pictured above in green.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminium prices in the United States have soared and are expected to diverge from those traded on the London Metal Exchange after the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Russian producer Rusal (0486.HK).
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In making that decision, May must manage deep divisions at home, including among senior ministers, over whether to align Britain's economic future with the EU, or diverge from the bloc and seek a more global role.
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While the former's plaintive chorus neatly displays his vocal ache, the beauteous backup vocals on the latter hardly flatter a song whose kind wishes for a friend surviving cancer don't diverge from received ideas or language.
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But, of course, the further you diverge from the European rules, the harder it is to-, to justify, you know, investment in the UK versus the European Union, because it makes it harder for business, generally.
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" From the Financial Times: "Berlin worries a post-Brexit UK that reserves the right to diverge from EU rules on goods, workers' rights, taxes and environmental standards could create a serious economic competitor on its doorstep.
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The head of the central bank also said that given the negative impact of the drop in oil on Canada, its economy could diverge from that of its neighbor to the south for three years or more.
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The fossil skull studied here belongs to one of the preserved early platyrrhines called Chilecebus carrascoensis, perhaps one of the first platyrrhines to diverge from the group's common ancestor, according to the paper published in Science Advances.
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She takes on the role at a challenging time, as the US continues to diverge from its allies on a number of major foreign policy issues and the US and UK chart their bilateral course post-Brexit.
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Despite faltering growth of late, the BOE had been one of the few central banks to diverge from the global precautionary easing trend from central banks, with 131 rate cuts implemented by central banks worldwide in 2019.
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As she takes her position in the spotlight — a place she has said she dislikes — the question now is what her version of Chanel will look like, and how it will uphold or diverge from Lagerfeld's work.
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He emerged again on Thursday during a meeting with CEOs of community banks, but didn't diverge from his prepared remarks hailing a recent executive order he said will allow the banks to issue loans at a quicker pace.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's vast services industry must be able to diverge from European Union rules after Brexit because there is a risk of "unwelcome measures" that may undermine the sector, Cabinet Office minister David Lidington said on Wednesday.
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But Britain is looking for enhancements to the system, such as a significantly longer notice period - a year or two - along with a mechanism for resolving disputes if rules on one side begin to diverge from the other.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said she wants Britain to remain under European oversight for certain sectors including chemicals but be allowed to diverge from the EU in others, a position dismissed as pure illusion by Brussels so far.
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COPENHAGEN, March 27 (Reuters) - Denmark's public sector deficit proved to be smaller than expected last year, but the positive surprise should not tempt the government to diverge from a plan to gradually tighten fiscal policy, economists said on Monday.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told his Turkish counterpart Nurettin Canikli on the sidelines of a NATO meeting Thursday that the U.S. believes it can ensure U.S.-backed Kurds in Syria diverge from Kurds in Turkey, the AP reports.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn't want to see a nuclear-armed North Korea— but he does have regional interests that diverge from Washington's and would no doubt be happy to see North Korea remain a thorn in America's side.
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As adults, their devotion to language remains strong, but they drastically diverge from each other: Daphne is committed to the rigidity of Standard English, while Laurel is impassioned by the ever-changing nature of the written and spoken word.
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Britain's vast services industry must be able to diverge from European Union rules after Brexit because there is a risk of "unwelcome measures" that may undermine the sector, Cabinet Office minister David Lidington said on Wednesday.
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Either way, Chrome now has the type of dominance that Internet Explorer once did, and we're starting to see Google's own apps diverge from supporting web standards much in the same way Microsoft did a decade and a half ago.
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But according to Daniel Drezner, professor at Tufts' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, conventional wisdom may not apply to the current election cycle, in part because Clinton's opponent holds foreign policy views that diverge from the norm within either party.
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People who opt for funds of this sort should understand that their performance will diverge from that of well-known emerging-markets benchmarks, said Todd L. Rosenbluth, director of E.T.F. and mutual fund research at CFRA, an investment research firm.
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"One challenge for Thiel, according to people familiar with the search, is finding candidates who are Republican and yet willing to diverge from the libertarian position that the government should basically leave companies alone," BuzzFeed's William Alden and Hamza Shaban report.
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Anti-EU and anti-euro rhetoric is rife these days in Italian politics, which is keeping investors' eyes trained on just how far Italy's stance can diverge from fellow EU members and what implications that would have for the single currency.
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Instead of leaving the pilot to fend for himself, the tanker crew decided to diverge from its area of responsibility, and safely escorted the F-16 to its base while refueling every 15 minutes on the way to allied airspace.
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The Sanctuary movement encourages churches to open their facilities to immigrants seeking protection from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and it straddles political lines; some participating churches lean left, and others do not, but all diverge from the Christian right's party line.
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Although May set out in March the broad aims of Britain's plan for a future relationship between Britain and the EU, a number of questions remain, including how far different sectors of the economy will diverge from the bloc's rules.
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It seems like a phenomenon that people who start out or have a tenure in the hardcore scene have subsequent projects that diverge from it in such a way that, while you can hear the influences, go in different directions.
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Murray defended Monmouth's polling process, citing that polls are released within 95% certainty that the results are within the margin of error, but that sometimes, polls fall outside that confidence interval and show results that diverge from the normal spread.
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Prince was referred to the DOJ for possible perjury charges by the House Intelligence Committee in April after the committee announced it had uncovered six places where Prince's testimony to Congress appeared to diverge from the findings of the Mueller report.
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For example, the researchers found that Sumatran tigers — which live on a single island in Indonesia, and were the first to diverge from the other subspecies — possess genes associated with smaller body sizes relative to most tigers on the mainland.
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British firms have been pushing to be granted a sweeping "equivalence" package, but EU officials and diplomats say that is not workable, mainly because of difficulties in agreeing a way to ensure that British rules do not diverge from the EU's.
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Democratic elected officials are much likelier to share the policy opinions of the poor or middle class on economic policy, while Republican officials are likelier to diverge from middle-class public opinion in favor of representing the views of the wealthy.
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Richard Thaler, of the University of Chicago, just won the Nobel Memorial Prize in economics for his contribution to behavioral economics — the subfield known for exploring how psychological biases cause people to act in ways that diverge from pure rational self-interest.
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Britain has long been the United States' closest military ally, but its status as an influential player in the EU has also given it clout to diverge from Washington when it disagrees - something it has frequently done since Trump came to power.
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Furthermore, with prices of many commodities at depressed levels, it is "unusual for the gold price to persistently diverge from the trend in the broader commodities market" as prices of the precious metal tend to move largely in sync with other metals.
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Fox News has been the most-watched cable news network for 23 years, but depending on the hour, the news narrative it presents to its large and loyal conservative audience can sharply diverge from what consumers of other media outlets may be seeing.
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"I think they decided their long-term interest is in institutionalizing an arrangement with Saudi Arabia, and I think it's two governments playing cat and mouse with each other when their objectives have slowly come to diverge from one another," said Morse.
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The thing that unifies Trump's foreign policy heresies in the eyes of the GOP establishment — the common theme of his foreign policy divides with the party — is not the positions that are most outlandish, but rather the positions that most diverge from neoconservatism.
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But his assessment of the situation on the Korean Peninsula appeared to diverge from a longstanding American policy: seeking North Korea's return to the so-called six-party talks, suspended for years, which are aimed at verifiably ridding the country of nuclear weapons.
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Such a plan would diverge from the Arab Peace Initiative drawn up by Saudi Arabia in 2002 in which Arab nations offered Israel normal ties in return for a statehood deal with the Palestinians and full Israeli withdrawal from territory captured in 1967.
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Fox News has been the most watched cable news network for 23 years, but depending on the hour, the news narrative it presents to its large and loyal conservative audience can sharply diverge from what consumers of other media outlets may be seeing.
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"The goal of the team is to make Facebook simply the best place to start a relationship online" Facebook Dating's product manager Nathan Sharp told me during an expansive interview about the company's strategy and how it chose to diverge from the top dating apps.
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But when Trump's plans diverge from his rhetoric, they don't diverge at random, which is what you might expect if Trump wasn't paying attention, or simply didn't know what he was talking about and was tasking some interns with turning his pronouncements into policy.
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Obama-to-Trump voters diverge from the Democratic Party on many core issues, and in any case they are not particularly loyal Democrats: Less than one third of Obama-to-Trump voters supported Democrats down-ballot in 2016, and only 37 percent identify as Democrats.
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The interview offers a rare glimpse of what Charles might be like as king, and is perhaps an effort to assuage critics who have worried that he would diverge from British monarchs, who are bound by tradition to reign, not rule, over their subjects.
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Basel is trying to find agreement over an "output floor" that would limit the extent to which a bank's capital requirements based on the lender's own risk model can diverge from how they would be calculated under a more conservative model set by regulators.
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Some EU officials say it remains unclear how Britain can fully meet the three key pledges it made in those circumstances: keeping Northern Irish rules in line with the EU, keeping Northern Ireland aligned with the UK mainland and allowing the UK to diverge from EU regulations.
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Although we will remain committed to world-class environmental, product and labour standards, the laws and regulations to deliver them will potentially diverge from those of the EU. That is the point of our exit and our ability to enable this is central to our future democracy.
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At a meeting of the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board on Monday, Aon Hewitt defended the recommendation to switch to the new index, saying that carving China out of the investment plan would diverge from industry practice and likely result in lower returns for federal employees.
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Britain's Times newspaper, without citing a source, said Britain had this week proposed to devolve more powers to the government of its province of Northern Ireland so that it could ensure regulations there did not diverge from EU rules holding south of the border across the island.
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If Mrs May sticks to her insistence that Britain must leave both the single market and the customs union, and wants to diverge from EU regulations, she will only be able to have a trade deal similar to Canada's, which covers most goods but barely any services.
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But the so-called Brexit vote has raised questions about whether the U.K. will diverge from a pair of key policy changes that are on the horizon in the EU. Both have a substantial impact on U.S. businesses of all stripes that operate across the Atlantic.
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I still don't know what "futch" is and I've made my peace with that, but something about the way people whose desires and identities diverge from the "norm" create new language to describe their experiences—and the way that doing so feels vitally necessary—amazes me.
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There are subtle clues connecting the disjointed narrative strands, and recurring themes that take on new resonance as the novel progresses: the relationship between autobiography and fiction, the power of imagination, and how art can provoke empathy for people whose backgrounds and experiences diverge from our own.
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In addition to Mr. Trump's focus on trade issues, the industry is expecting policies that diverge from the Obama administration's enthusiastic support of electric cars, including the $7,500 tax credits that encouraged consumers to buy them, and for the testing and development of self-driving vehicles.
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The gap between the quality of Destiny 22's story and its critical and commercial triumph speaks to what modern audiences enjoy about blockbuster video games; how these games are designed, marketed, and sold; and ultimately the ways in which video games diverge from other popular media.
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"When I hear the U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in London call on the British to diverge from Europe to better converge with others – towards less regulation, environmental, health, food and no doubt also financial, fiscal and labour regulation – I have to wonder," Barnier said in a speech.
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Against this backdrop, some German politicians are urging the government to seek closer ties with Moscow and Beijing - two authoritarian powers whose values diverge from the liberal democracy that Germany has built in the seven decades since it rose from the ashes of World War Two with American help.
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Those churches are loyal to the pope, even though their teachings may diverge from those of Rome on issues that range from the esoteric (whether purgatory exists) to the pragmatic, like the Coptic Church's decision decades ago to allow married men like Father Saad to enter the priesthood.
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To learn more about what those desires were, Ashley Madison asked the survey respondents about their favorite kinks, or turn-ons that diverge from societally perceived "normal" ways of having sex, as well as their sexual fantasies, and created a list of the top five in each category.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads So Beyoncé performed at the Super Bowl this past weekend and, some say, clearly articulated political views that diverge from the mainstream, putting forward an idea of blackness as separate from a touchy-feely, well-meaning idea of universal togetherness conveyed by fellow performers Coldplay.
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It's an assertion of supremacy The Outsider makes no move to subvert or diverge from as it fits the yakuza genre around its foreign expat, who's welcomed into an Osaka clan after coming to the aid of a high-ranking member (played by Tadanobu Asano) while they're both behind bars.
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While her aides suggest the meeting will not produce the fireworks some commentators expect, some lawmakers doubt whether an agreement can be found between those ministers who want to maintain close ties with the EU, and others who want to strike out alone and "diverge" from the bloc's rules more quickly.
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There are others like Hit or Miss, which is more of a Tinder-like experience, and it just shows how much interest there is from larger commerce-driven companies like Pinterest in the curated shopping space as companies look to diverge from traditional e-commerce models like that of Amazon's.
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Louis Creed (Jason Clarke) in Pet Sematary This fresh take on Pet Sematary makes a slew of late-breaking choices to diverge from the previous attempt and from the source material, none of which are actually improvements (which doesn't change the fact that, fumbled onscreen or not, King's fevered premise remains thoroughly terrifying).
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"As the drafters, the members of the CPMI and IOSCO best understand the purpose and policy considerations that support the UTI data standard and the rest of the UTI technical guidance, and would quickly recognise if and when the technical specifications diverge from its intended purpose," the FSB said in its report.
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Britain's Times newspaper, without citing a source, said London was close to a deal after a proposal to devolve more powers to the government of its province of Northern Ireland so that it could ensure regulations there did not diverge from the EU rules in place south of the border across the island.
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On major issues, their positions routinely diverge from the center of public opinion, with Democrats well to the left (for example, see Hillary Clinton on abortion, affirmative action and government spending) and Republicans well to the right (for example, see Donald J. Trump on immigration, foreign policy and tax cuts for the wealthy).
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"This deal would inevitably lead to a Trump trade deal, forcing the U.K. to diverge from the highest standards and expose our families to chlorine-washed chicken and hormone-treated beef," said the leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, referring to fears of chemically treated imports from the United States.
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May's country residence, Chequers, the buzzword is likely to be "managed divergence," with her asking colleagues to agree on close alignment with European Union regulations for goods, at least in the short term, and the right to diverge from those rules in the future, accompanied by a new system to manage such changes.
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It also seems to diverge from conventional thinking in the field as well: traditionally, the purpose of a museum's endowment is to provide a financial bedrock for the institution's ongoing stability by generating interest and dividends; while a small percentage is allocated for spending, it's historically discouraged to draw on the endowment for operational purposes.
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In an interview with Porter magazine, on shelves Friday, Kloss gave some rare insight into the couple everyone loves to buzz about (especially because Joshua Kushner seems to diverge from his brother politically, given his recent $50,000 donation to March For Our Lives), and revealed why we don't see more of the couple in magazines or on social media.
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It's also a reminder that the wider political left — and anti-Trump activists — may have the opportunity to make allies among people of faith when it comes to some issues of social justice, but only if they're willing to accept that their evangelical brethren may diverge from the Democratic party line on other hot-button issues.
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The Sun newspaper reports that Downing Street is considering asking Ireland to voluntarily diverge from EU rules to prevent a hard border between the two countries after Britain leaves the EU.Under the plan Ireland would gain a "special dispensation" from Brussels to leave its trading rules until new "alternative arrangements" to the Northern Ireland backstop are established.
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The bill is based on a previous agreement negotiated by former prime minsiter Theresa May but with significant differences in the relationship between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.Under Johnson's agreement, Northern Ireland would remain tied to EU customs and single market rules after Brexit, while Great Britain would diverge from the bloc's trading arrangements.
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As they grew more skilled at sweet-talking the president, they're also subtly tilting power in their favor during talks where their interests diverge from those of the US. As they cultivate personal chemistry with Trump, they can tug his worldview closer to theirs or convince him they're making bigger concessions to the US than they are.
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Should he be brought to trial, McKinsey, and the document it produced, stand to play a major role in the outcome — a well of potential embarrassment that underscores the risks that McKinsey and other American consulting firms face as they, and clients like Boeing, do business in countries where ethical standards and practices diverge from those at home.
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But she also promised to keep the north aligned with the rest of the UK and to let the UK diverge from the EU. With her Belfast allies determined to avoid any barriers with mainland Britain and pro-Brexit London ministers set on breaking with EU regulations, May faces a tough task agreeing a "framework" for future relations before Brexit.
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In practical terms, his agreement would result in new barriers including onerous customs checks at the border with the EU. And if the United Kingdom chooses to diverge from EU regulations — perhaps so it can strike trade deals with the United States and other countries — manufacturers in Britain might have to make two versions of every product or lose European customers.
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While the exact yardage of shots varies according to data source—distances recorded in SportVU player-tracking logs might differ slightly from official play-by-play estimates, which in turn occasionally diverge from official shot charts—we can say this: according to shot log data through Curry's incandescent Saturday night performance in Oklahoma City, the Warriors guard has attempted 2503 shots from between 26 and 35 feet.
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The EU has refused to reopen the treaty or to add new text that would anger Ireland by putting a time limit on the backstop or giving London a unilateral right to quit an arrangement that would see Britain obliged to follow EU trade and industry rules until a better way is found, probably using technology, to keep the border open while letting the UK diverge from EU standards.
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To organize it, South Americans require the right kind of democracy: one that raises the level of popular engagement in political life, resolves political impasse quickly (for example, by early elections) and uses federalism to combine decisive initiative by the central government with a chance for the states to diverge from the main road taken by the country and to try out alternative models of the national future.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE continues to diverge from the rest of the Republican Party on issues of gun control, reaffirming in an interview to air Sunday that those on the terrorist watchlist shouldn't be able to buy guns.
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She dismissed the 'off-the-shelf' trading arrangements which the EU already has with countries such as Norway, saying they did not provide "the best way forward" for Britain or the EU. But her vision was little changed from an earlier proposal for Britain to be able to diverge from some of the EU's rules and regulations while sticking to others which benefit Britain, a plan the bloc has described as "pure illusion".
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And with the recent departures of White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE, Coats is now viewed as as one of the few remaining Trump appointees who appears willing to publicly diverge from the president.
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But if you cannot sell GM and buy it right back, you could buy Ford instead, in the hope another car stock would behave much like GM. In the same way, an investor who sells Fund A can buy Fund B. ETFs are useful in these strategies because they are not as likely as individual stocks to diverge from the holding they replace because of unique factors like a lawsuit or loss of an executive.
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She dismissed the 'off-the-shelf' trading arrangements which the EU already has with countries such as Norway, saying they did not provide "the best way forward" for Britain or the EU. But her vision was little changed from an earlier proposal for Britain to be able to diverge from some of the EU's rules and regulations while sticking to others which benefit Britain, a plan the bloc has described as "pure illusion".
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I think the key risk for employees and investors — and it's tied up with the ownership structures that these CEO-founders are creating for their companies where a significant amount of control is retained by the founder — is that [when] the interests of the company or employees start to diverge from the founder, it becomes all the more difficult to make good decisions about what's the best path forward for the company.
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The agreement is highly controversial and has been rejected by Johnson's Northern Irish governing partners because of fears that Northern Ireland would effectively be kept permanently tied to the EU.Read more: The pound is surging to a 7-month high after Boris Johnson secured a Brexit deal with the EUJohnson's opponents in London also fear that the deal could allow the rest of the UK to diverge from EU rules and regulations on labour and environmental protections.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Britain's blueprint for relations with the European Union will damage the vast financial services sector, the policy chief of London's financial district said on Thursday after the government announced plans to diverge from the bloc's rules after Brexit, In a major policy shift, Britain has abandoned a plan for close ties with the EU for financial services, instead saying it would push to improve the EU's legal mechanism for access to countries outside the bloc known as "equivalence," where access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's blueprint for relations with the European Union will damage the vast financial services sector, the policy chief of London's financial district said on Thursday after the government announced plans to diverge from the bloc's rules after Brexit, In a major policy shift, Britain has abandoned a plan for close ties with the EU for financial services, instead saying it would push to improve the EU's legal mechanism for access to countries outside the bloc known as "equivalence," where access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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