But there have sometimes been divergences between rhetoric and actions.
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Changes in lending practices have also contributed to the divergences.
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Notable divergences surround some of the major peaks and troughs.
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"To be completely frank with you … there are many divergences and they are very serious divergences, which is probably quite natural after a first round of negotiations," Michel Barnier, the EU's Brexit chief, told reporters.
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Public sector banks, on the other hand, are reporting minimal divergences.
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If they don't, then you can have what we call divergences.
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It might be messy, and there will be regional divergences aplenty.
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Cleave Trump's supporters from his opponents, though, and the divergences are unsettling.
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In the general election, there were also wide divergences among white voters.
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Volumes have, however, recovered since the start of May and divergences have narrowed.
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"It's a tricky tape, full of divergences," said Scott Redler, partner with T3Live.com.
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Vrooman attributes those divergences partly to the value tied to the teams' stadiums.
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But there are wide divergences over what a new charter should look like.
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Any disagreement would usually be expressed confidentially, with public comments indicating serious divergences.
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There also have been some important divergences in the stock market of late.
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On August 21760th, 210.8, I opined in a technical piece entitled, " Momentum Divergences Flashing Warnings Signs for QQQ & FAANG Stocks," which highlighted the near and intermediate term divergences that were and still are developing in the big cap technology sector.
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The tricky question is how long these divergences can last without prompting a reaction.
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Other private sector banks reporting divergences in NPAs include ICICI Bank and IndusInd Bank.
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Without the effort to achieve a common view, divergences would be all the greater.
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Lowe pointed out a few divergences between Tutankhamun's tomb and his reconstruction of it.
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Each member state has its own energy needs and resources that provoke these divergences.
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And the divergences among stocks within the index have reached their widest levels since 2007.
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There may be big divergences (between scores) and so at 8:00 there'll be estimates.
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This led to wide regional divergences and poor results, says Zoltan Kovacs, a government spokesman.
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Despite divergences, pressure is growing to reach a compromise by the end of the year.
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"There are some divergences between the U.S. and the rest of the world," Benedict said.
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Di Maio said he wants to meet Salvini later in the day to iron out divergences.
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Il y a des divergences sur l'attitude à prendre vis-à-vis de Huawei, par exemple.
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Ultimately, all of her divergences make the most sense if they're understood to be by design.
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Perhaps one of the more intriguing divergences is the sell-off in heavyweights like Facebook, Netflix, Amazon.
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At the top of this list are the many regulatory divergences among the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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Any disagreement would usually be expressed confidentially and public comments could be a sign of serious divergences.
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It cited "divergences in the criteria utilized to evaluate geotechnological safety," prosecutors said, citing unnamed witnesses' testimony.
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Alors que s'accentuent les divergences sur ce qu'être français représente, dites-nous comment vos opinions ont évolué.
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In Rome, despite divergences with Brussels and a snap election, Italy's FTSE MIB rose 28% in 2019.
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However, there are divergences about their future relationship, including what's going to happen to the Irish border.
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There were some predictable partisan divergences: Only 11 percent of Democrats, for example, said they trusted Trump.
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Yukiko and Taeko clash loudly and openly, but the divergences of Sachiko and Tsuruko are more subtly observed.
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He points to a series of divergences, including the spread between insider buying and the S&P 500.
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The newly elected French President has chosen pragmatism as a way to overcome divergences with the U.S. administration.
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No matter the damage they cause, Mr. Trump's divergences from custom are only to support his personal interests.
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I think the underlying economic forces that are leading to these regional divergences are very hard to counteract.
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However, there are still significant divergences on the table, with policymakers also preparing for a no-deal scenario.
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"We will probably not publish flash estimates for the next coming quarters after recent divergences," the ELSTAT official said.
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There are divergences within the populist government — formed by the leftist Five Star Movement and the right-wing Lega.
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Regulatory divergences impose significant costs and create disadvantages for U.S. companies seeking to do business in Canada and Mexico.
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Then came the ambiguously named "Initial Actions for Implementation" in 2007, which ended because of divergences on verification procedure.
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These kinds of divergences, from one video game trend to the next—if you look closely—occur every year.
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For a long time, such divergences between West Bengali and Bangladeshi food didn't register in the restaurants of America.
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Democrats have also pointed to other divergences from Clinton as a sign McConnell is trying to rush the trial.
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Such policy divergences have made it difficult for the Trump administration to govern effectively despite boasting a congressional majority.
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The first of the divergences, according to Bollinger, would be if "changes in leadership" did not occur in the market.
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Italian banks, German exports, nationalism affecting domestic elections, and divergences on security issues will be the main issues in 2017.
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The book alternates between Paul's and Veblen's perspectives, in a way that highlights the similarities and divergences of their backgrounds.
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Although Mandarin and Cantonese speakers generally read the same scripts, sometimes the written text reflects the divergences of the dialects.
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At divergences this big, one device might say I got to 24,000 while another would say I'm still stuck under 8,000.
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Help me understand the most important divergences in your mind between what you're proposing and what's in the Bernie Sanders bill.
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The LBMA referred requests for comment about the price divergences and the effect of the banks leaving the benchmark to ICE.
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They said those divergences would be covered in Obama's talks with Xi, as they have been for the past several years.
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Quant investors are mindful of "dispersion" of price returns and some funds actively bet on such divergences evening out over time.
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"If the divergences are not bridged, it will be difficult to sign this accord," opposition leader Jean Marc Kabund told reporters.
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However, internal divergences within the 28-member union, including on security policy, has not enabled it to drive the global agenda.
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The recent sell-off, driven by Draghi's comments in Sintra, Portugal, exposed divergences in how closely the ETFs replicate their index.
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Besides the obvious formal divergences between Nilsson and de Chirico, it seems to me that her humor is what most differentiates them.
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And yet, in one of Wall Street's starkest divergences, the shares of asset managers have been trampled during this year's bull run.
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"(Giuseppe Tesauro's) resignation is motivated by divergences arising from the bank's governance and its management," Genoa-based Carige said in a statement.
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If each individual cancer has an individual combination of gene mutations, perhaps this variability explains the extraordinary divergences in responses to treatment.
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"We see divergences and differences between difference types of products... some are clearly more 'green' than others," a European Commission official said.
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Wald and his firm believe it's too early to make such a call, because typically these divergences could take months to develop.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said afterwards they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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If you're lacking exposure to the assets that are teetering into this territory, however, these marketplace divergences can often make for appetizing opportunities.
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What's making Hussman especially nervous is the increasing amount of market divergences he's seeing that confirm his suspicion that a crash is afoot.
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In the past, such divergences have been resolved via corrections — although the timing of such is difficult to pin down at this time.
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She writes that she maintained a "radical fidelity" to the originals, which contain crossed-out and diagonal lines, underlining, and other typographical divergences.
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Lily Hirsch's "Music in American Crime Prevention and Punishment" (Michigan) explores how divergences in taste can be exploited for purposes of social control.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said on Saturday they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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POLICY DIVERGENCES Other currencies which benefited from a weaker dollar were in markets whose central banks signalled a relatively confident outlook to interest rates.
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French President Emmanuel Macron wants a fund set up that would help countries facing an economic shock and smooth out divergences among members' economies.
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The central bank said that "wide divergences were observed" between the reported and the assessed position of asset classifications and provisions at the company.
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Overall, market sentiment was driven by news that the U.S. is willing to sit down with the Chinese authorities and fix their trade divergences.
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But the drop in oil prices has led to divergences as commodity-sensitive regions slow and major cities such as Toronto and Vancouver accelerate.
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Divergences on policies from Europe to tax and migration were clear during the weeks of talks that descended into acrimony last year before collapsing.
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Instead, I was taken by its divergences: the openness of many of its areas, its optimistic attitude, the ease and joy of its… platforming?
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But there are wide divergences over what a new charter should look like and over strengthening the role of the presidency, as championed by Erdogan.
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While Goldman said it had "significant divergences" regarding its views on metal commodities, its analysts were most bullish on copper and most bearish on aluminum.
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While these two surveys tend to broadly track one another over time, monthly divergences are not uncommon and can mostly be tied to methodological differences.
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But either way, the choice to allow in some dicey ads while excluding others sparks valuable debate about the divergences between social and corporate values.
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But Christmas here also includes wonderful divergences from conventional European cooking — some that acquiesce to our December heat, and some that spring from our diversity.
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Similar divergences occurred leading into the recessions of 2001 and 2008-2009, and most recently heading into the market correction that began in late January.
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A few notable divergences: A Quiet Place is set many years after the monsters were unleashed, those monsters are bigger, and it is objectively good (burn!).
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Brazil's Senate, which had been expected to also elect its new president on Friday, postponed the decision to Saturday due to divergences regarding the voting process.
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But, those hopes were crushed after a meeting between the two chief Brexit negotiators, where divergences over the Irish border blocked any substantial progress in talks.
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And, it's not really divergences but a little bit more, the difference is that that we have vis-à-vis, the progress we have to make.
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My wife studies fly speciation and her work focuses on recent divergences in flies that feed on different kinds of holly trees in the eastern United States.
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The other singularities we find in the Universe are black holes, and our hope is that the divergences there will also be cured by the same theories.
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"We have historically some divergences in regulations between GB (Great Britain) and Northern Ireland, particularly around phytosanitary animal health protection," Hammond told reporters at a Bombardier (BBDb.
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" Macron: "I have always been very clear and straightforward about our disagreements ... Our strong bilateral relations actually enable us to address our divergences in a constructive way.
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"We can have these divergences take place but usually not to this degree," Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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Forex traders who look for economic and policy divergences to bet on are struggling to find persuasive reasons for betting on one currency moving much against another.
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If we do get the strength, as I expect, there's going to be some pretty big divergences, and that sets the stage for a bigger pullback in 2019.
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It wasn't a battle fought by transparently reactionary antifeminists, but was instead about some very real divergences in opinion about how historical evidence and statements should be interpreted.
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Scratch the surface though and the latest earnings results show wide divergences within sectors - an indication investors are being picky rather than being encouraged by any macroeconomic factors.
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In terms of the overall EM index, there is also now one of the most extreme divergences compared with MSCI's 47-country All Country world index on record.
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But any fair conversation about austerity must reckon with a complex reality: There are great divergences between the rhetoric of policy-making and the actual spending of money.
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Doubles is supposed to be the harmonic expression of tennis, but at the Australian Open, the doubles court has become the receptacle for petty grievances and philosophical divergences.
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Three acts offer their own danceable divergences from the jazz tradition at this free outdoor show, presented by the Blue Note Jazz Festival and the Seaport District NYC.
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"While not all negative divergences lead to negative outcomes, we are seeing enough of them to warrant some caution as we enter the worst part of the calendar."
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And though forecasts of sea-level rise are vexed with uncertainties and divergences, there is a strong consensus that the rate is accelerating as the world warms up.
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According to Cardona, it may be the case that a lot of bacteria could do it, but that after mutations, divergences and other events, only cyanobacteria retained the ability.
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That has been particularly true in 2017, when the two reports have experienced unusually wide divergences -- with ADP generally coming in much higher than does that official government figure.
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The PS4 Pro and Project Scorpio are more significant divergences, promising 4K capabilities and upgraded graphics for some games, but even then they're not true forks in the road.
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"The divergences in the Dow and Nasdaq have been pretty glaring over the last week and heading into today," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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"I would also just note that you're starting to see some bullish divergences when you start looking at MACD [moving average convergence divergence] and RSI [relative strength index]," said Johnson.
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For neighborhoods with unusual divergences between the two factors — industrial parks that were heavily paved but that had low population density, for example — we always assigned the higher index score.
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The negotiations are also complicated by divergences over Catalonia, where a newly formed separatist regional government is pushing ahead with plans to set up an independent nation within 18 months.
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The government opted to privatize Centrais Elétricas Brasileira SA, or Eletrobras, after divergences mounted with management over how to fix the company, four people familiar with the plan told Reuters.
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But "there are a lot of divergences on a macroeconomic, monetary and geopolitical front, any of which could undermine one's base case for how the year should unfold," he said.
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Barnier said talks on a post-Brexit transition period had confirmed "significant divergences" and said Britain must "pick up the pace" of talks if it wants a deal this year.
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In each case, the worries are probably overblown - or at least don't reflect the kind of nasty "divergences" that can bring on swift, deep and lasting downside pain in equities.
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The NAFTA renegotiation presents an opportunity to build on the existing Financial Services Committee that presently exists and enhance regulatory coordination among the participating economies to help prevent unnecessary divergences.
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"One of the biggest divergences was that small caps have lagged, and this still has a while to go to recapture its all time highs from last fall," said Cappelleri.
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"As we advance our agenda of deepening and strengthening trading arrangements, divergences of approach on climate change, media freedoms, and the death penalty may come to the fore," the ambassador wrote.
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Temer opted to privatize Centrais Elétricas Brasileira SA , the nation's largest power utility, after divergences mounted with management over how to fix the company, four people familiar told Reuters this week.
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The deal, from which Hypermarcas was seeking 1.5 billion reais, was halted a few months later amid price divergences and tax issues, people familiar with the decision said in recent months.
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However, volatility has been stuck near multi-year lows as central banks appeared to turn dovish in tandem, removing the policy divergences that investors betting on forex markets like to see.
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As Mr. Obama campaigns for her, they will have to figure out how to navigate differences that range across foreign and domestic issues and reflect divergences in both tactics and worldview.
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Among the notable divergences, according to the report: Peterson Institute for International Economics As a result, China's soybean imports from the U.S. last year hit their lowest level in a decade.
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Market players are monitoring the rhetoric surrounding trade between the U.S. and the other six world-leading economies after divergences at the Group of Seven (G-7) summit over the weekend.
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The Chinese article insisted that it would continue to work closely with the U.S. to minimise their "divergences" on the matter but added that increased sanctions would not provide a solution.
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The religious divergences and competition for influence in the Middle East has caused Saudi Arabia and Iran to back opposing sides, not only in Yemen but in Syria, Qatar and Lebanon.
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We've started to see, periodically, negative divergences that make you a little suspect as to whether the market may be due for some kind of pullback, more than just 2 percent.
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The consensus among economists is that while the overall impact on Latin American growth and financial markets from the outbreak will be limited, there may be wide divergences across the region.
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The consensus among economists is that while the overall impact on Latin American growth and financial markets from the outbreak will be limited, there may be wide divergences across the region.
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Ms. LeCrone's divergences from classical ballet are all in the direction of increasing a ribbonlike flow — blending in the rolling floor contact of contemporary dance and braiding sections with adroit overlapping.
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The central bank did not find any divergences in the asset classification and provisioning by Yes Bank for the fiscal year ending 2018, the bank said here in a statement on Wednesday.
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He also said "significant divergences" remained in talks on a transition period, and so a deal, which both sides hope to clinch in March to calm business nerves, was "not a given".
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Even though the only asset of the Transfer Corporation will be Energy Transfer stock, there are bound to be trading price divergences between the price of Transfer Corporation and Energy Transfer stock.
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"Export-driven economies are inevitably being hit hardest but sector-specific stories continue to explain country divergences: vehicles and semi-conductors remain among the weakest," said Janet Henry, global chief economist at HSBC.
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Despite their divergences, Spain's four national party leaders are promising weary citizens that they will not have to return to the ballot boxes for a third time, even if Sunday's vote proves inconclusive.
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"While to us there appears that there is agreement on several key policy areas, divergences have been emerging on such thorny issues as immigration, justice and the relationship with the EU," they added.
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Scientists said on Wednesday they found substantial divergences between the two species - Chinese red pandas and Himalayan red pandas - in three genetic markers in an analysis of DNA from 65 of the animals.
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"Therefore, at the next negotiating session we must clarify the reasons for those divergences while constantly remembering our common objective that those citizens might continue to live as they do today," he added.
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The City says a bespoke deal would be more equal than the "one way street" of the equivalence regime, with a mechanism for managing divergences in rules that may emerge as time goes by.
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The AK Party has broad cross-party support for overhauling Turkey's constitution, which dates back to an era of military coups, but there are wide divergences over what a new charter should look like.
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There are "serious" divergences between the U.K. and the EU regarding the new trade deal that is due to be implemented by the end of the year, the European Union's chief negotiator said Thursday.
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Representatives of countries still interested in the tax will meet to try to sort out the remaining divergences on the sidelines of a regular meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Thursday.
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"We think U.S. equities will have an upward bias this week, supported by short-term positive divergences, but we expect resistance at the April highs to remain largely intact," she said in a morning note.
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France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire expressed concern over Germany's slowdown and Italy's recession, saying the euro zone's future was at stake if reforms were not agreed on quickly to reduce divergences among its economies.
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Aside from sector divergences, the small-cap Russell 2000 continues to underperform badly, while the rise in risk-aversion can also be seen in the Japanese yen and Swiss franc moving higher in recent weeks.
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At the beginning of this year, money managers hoped that higher inflation, the Trump administration's stimulative proposals, and higher interest rates would create divergences within the market and give stock pickers a chance to shine.
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" While pledging not to proselytize -- a fancy word for stealing converts from other faiths -- Francis and Kirill said they are determined to "undertake all that is necessary to overcome the historical divergences we have inherited.
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It found wide differences between the 2800 states in the proportion of those deaths that were attributed to suicide, divergences that seem unlikely to be linked to the actual rates of intentional and unintentional deaths.
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A comparative study of AI strategies from ten countries recently published by the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity (CLTC), which I authored, illustrates significant divergences and gaps in AI strategies around the world.
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That not only highlighted the underlying divisions and turf battles for membership subscriptions that permanently plague the labour movement but also more profound divergences between the Communist-rooted CGT and Berger's more reform-friendly CFDT.
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That was anathema to hard-line Brexiteers, and also to Northern Irish unionist lawmakers who care deeply about the bond between Britain and Northern Ireland and detest any divergences in trading rules between the two.
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Hu said the stock market decline is probably a bit overdone, and noted previous divergences in steel and Chinese stock prices occurred at a turning point in monetary policy toward easing that would help stocks.
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She ends up, however, by delineating a "crucial difference" between the two artists, which, like Gironcoli's divergences from the conventions of Pop Art, served to set him apart from the fashionable conversations of his time.
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"But I think Poland has its place at the heart of Europe... Although we have some divergences and differences with the Polish government, we'll be able at a given moment to solve these problems," Juncker added.
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"If you want to reduce the economic divergences among the members of the euro zone you need a fiscal capacity," Le Maire said at the meeting in the Canadian mountain resort town of Whistler, British Columbia.
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There were divergences of views between, say, Benny Tai and Joshua Wong and between the protesters in Admiralty and those in Mong Kok, but everyone was in the same fight together, on the side of democracy.
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"Volatility is extraordinarily low, on the one hand, and on the other hand, the policy divergences are extraordinarily large," he said, noting the unusual circumstances leading up to Monday night's first presidential debate between Trump and Clinton.
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Still, the Bank of Canada is unlikely to cut interest rates to support a flagging economy as long as job growth remains robust, an analysis of the central bank's response to past divergences in economic data suggests.
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"The wage divergences between women and men have become entrenched," the SGB union federation said, adding it would participate in a women's strike on June 14 for better wages and recognition of care work and against discrimination.
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Qatar, which pumps just 600,000 barrels per day, isn't a big enough producer to feel sidelined by the Saudi-Russian axis — which is itself beset by divergences, casting doubt on how long this newfound cooperation can hold.
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Some of India's top economists did notice the gloomy numbers and realised that since the country's statistics agency changed its methodology in 21, there had been growing divergences between calculations of GDP and a range of other indicators.
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The report said that while China's yuan was broadly in line with its fundamentals, IMF models showed wide divergences with desired policies from an 11.5% undervaluation to an 8.5% percent overvaluation due to uncertainties over Beijing's policy outlook.
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The report said that while China's yuan was broadly in line with its fundamentals, IMF models showed wide divergences with desired policies from a 10 percent overvaluation to a 10 percent undervaluation due to uncertainties over Beijing's policy outlook.
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While such divergences are not new, they mattered less when growth was stronger, when fiscal and monetary policymakers in large economies had more room to cushion shocks, and when governments were more inclined to work constructively with each other.
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Read MoreLow rates have let traders hijack the market: CIO "Last year wasn't great either, we saw a lot of negative divergences: less participation on the upside [and] we saw loss of momentum that was very real," she said.
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The Bank of Canada is unlikely to cut interest rates to support a flagging economy as long as job growth continues at a robust pace, an analysis of the central bank's response to past divergences in economic data suggests.
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" Although not alone in this practice, Tolkien was the first philologist to establish such a network of evolving dialects that derive from one another "by slowly accumulating changes and divergences in form across time from a common ancestor species.
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" EU Council President Donald Tusk hailed what he called a "first and very good, promising meeting" with Conte, while EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said he "didn't see divergences between Italy and the rest of the European Union over trade.
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While both the Chinese and Vietnamese reports made no direction mention of the South China Sea by Liu, they quoted him as suggesting the two countries "properly manage and control their divergences, so as to create favorable environment for bilateral cooperation".
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ATHENS, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Greece's statistics service ELSTAT has suspended until further notice the release of flash quarterly estimates on the country's gross domestic product because of divergences with provisional estimates, an official at the statistics service said on Monday.
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Still, the Bank of Canada is unlikely to cut interest rates to support a flagging economy as long as job growth continues at a robust pace, an analysis of the central bank's response to past divergences in economic data suggests.
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"The emerging world in 2016 looks set to continue exhibiting the economic divergences of recent years, with those countries prepared to reform their economies looking best placed to achieve success," he said in a research note at the end of 2015.
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" Hunter also pointed to how narrow the leadership in the market has been, noting: "With only a select group of stocks powering the rally … multiple momentum and internal divergences provide technical signals that increase the probability for a short-term setback.
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"Given the high valuations I see, plus these divergences between many different indices, I am aware that many bull markets have ended with a rally similar to what we have seen since August," firm founder Ned Davis said in a note.
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" EU Council President Donald Tusk hailed what he called a "first and very good, promising meeting" with Conte, while EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said he "didn't see divergences between Italy and the rest of the European Union over trade.
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"Right now, I'm starting to see some little divergences crop up when I look at the relative strength indexes, the [moving average convergence/divergence] indicators; they're not making new highs alongside the index itself," said Craig Johnson, technical analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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TORONTO/OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada is unlikely to cut interest rates to support a flagging economy as long as job growth continues at a robust pace, an analysis of the central bank's response to past divergences in economic data suggests.
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He further explained that the most challenging bit is that cost cutting isn't proceeding at an acceptable pace, and there are divergences between hard and soft data even as central banks globally are shifting to policy stances of less, not more, accommodation.
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Le Maire said his plan also relied on more efforts to protect the euro zone against a future crisis, such as having a shared budget to reduce economic divergences, finalizing a planned backstop for bad bank loans and better integration of financial markets.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group On one level, this has been a net positive for the market, alleviating massive divergences; cooling off overheated stocks without breaking their long-term uptrends; and lifting the beaten-up stocks more than the former leaders have lost.
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Between the lines: To keep up the diplomatic momentum, Trump and Kim will need to minimize existing ambiguities and divergences on key issues — including the definition of denuclearization — and produce a comprehensive road map that lays out the specifics of their proclaimed shared vision.
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More importantly, the update solves this sacrilegious mistake of Samsung representing chocolate chip cookie emoji as crackers: There are still a number of divergences, though, including the men / women with bunny ears emoji which show up on Samsung as one person rather than two.
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TORONTO/OTTAWA, March 14 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada is unlikely to cut interest rates to support a flagging economy as long as job growth continues at a robust pace, an analysis of the central bank's response to past divergences in economic data suggests.
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One of the most striking divergences between candidate Trump and President Trump is that a candidate who really emphasized "bad trade deals" as a critical economic factor and promised a dramatic new approach to American trade policy has, in practice, merely tinkered around the edges.
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"By establishing harmonised rules in the internal market on the treatment of certain bank creditors in resolution, the proposal reduces considerably the divergences in the national rules concerning the loss absorbency and recapitalisation capacity of banks, which could distort competition in the internal market," the EC said.
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But it's also what makes the little rays of surprise that shoot through feel so much like gifts; all those broader convergences make the divergences stand out all the more, because they are unusual and because they are, in some inevitable and author-less way, at risk.
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One source said Cattaneo was viewed by the French group as too "independent"; another said there were divergences over Vivendi's decision to sell TIM's stake in broadcasting services group Persidera to win European Union approval for the French group's plan to gain de facto control of TIM.
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However, given monthly divergences, index can threaten its 1991.68 post-Brexit low as a decline gains steam ** SPX vaulting back over late Oct high (2154.79) and resistance line from late-Aug (now 2165), however, coupled with improving breadth and calming vol, would suggest worst is over
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But it's more thrilling to watch Pryor's disconnected parts and consider their connotations: the head that housed that bananas brain, the lithe fingers that pointed out our divergences and commonalities, the mouth that got him into so much trouble, the crotch that got him into even more.
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Deborah Smith's translation of Han Kang's "The Vegetarian" won the Man Booker International Prize in 2016, but several journalists and academics criticised Ms Smith for what they saw as divergences from the original Korean (one study argued that 10.9% of the first part of the novel was mistranslated).
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"There is a concern for the future of the euro zone if we are not able to reduce divergences among the 19 economies of the euro zone," Le Maire told reporters, adding that a common budget for the bloc would facilitate convergence and needed to be agreed by June.
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"Since the group's equity performance has had a decent correlation with global PMI data over the past two decades, the SOX Index has been a primary focus since the middle of 2018 when trade tensions increased and started to drive large divergences in global market performance," he wrote.
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This would open the way for a consensus candidate who would have to bridge the huge divergences between the three main rightist parties — from the fierce anti-EU agenda put forward by both the Northern League and Brothers of Italy to the pro-European vision embraced by Berlusconi on Sunday.
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The party, which has made major inroads in local, regional and European elections, is due to hold a major congress at the turn of the year where internal divergences in the wake of its ballot box defeat to Macron and his new party are set to come to a head.
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Macron had managed to get German Chancellor Angela Merkel on board to create a common budget to help reduce the economic divergences across the euro area — an agreement that's been dubbed "historic" by some analysts, given the traditional opposition in Berlin to any increase in funding to the European Union.
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The general consensus on this neglect is that it is likely owed, in fairly equal parts, to both the Belgian Surrealists' significant theoretical divergences from the French (making for a messier reduction in canonical approaches to the movement), as well as the group's staunch ethic of underground and elliptical obscurity.
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Many of those have to do with its divergences from C, including an abandonment of the system calls that nicely bind together C and the Unix operating system; the offspring language's more abstracted approach to system memory; and many things to do with C++'s handling of the programming abstractions known as objects.
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Those layers of real, genuine tension add something to the relationship that gives it a very different feel from the one between Amy and Jonah — and they also mark one of the show's successful divergences from The Office, where every relationship felt like a riff on Jim and Pam in one way or another.
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"A major part of the Kim family playbook is to exploit and to widen the divergences in the interests, in the first instance between the U.S. and South Korea, but more broadly among the five major neighbors," said Daniel Russel, the top U.S. diplomat for East Asia until last April and now at the Asia Society Policy Institute.
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"The suggested dating of population movements and genetic divergences in the paper relies on estimates of genetic rates of change, with tacit support from paleogeographic data (the existence of ice sheets at certain times, for example, blocking human movement), and the implication that archeological claims are correct about human presence [more than 15,000 years ago] in the Americas south of Beringia," he said.
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Despite the large number of works on display (approximately 150, according to the press release), the exhibition succinctly fits into several living-room-sized galleries without feeling crowded, and there's a real sense of movement from one space to the next, thanks to the succession of thematically related groups designed to underscore the evolution of Modigliani's approach and, more importantly, the divergences within his famously consistent oeuvre.
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"In our recent commentary, we have alluded to the growing divergences between equities and other markets — for instance, the flattening long-term yield curve, the record high distribution of PE [private equity] … the reversal of Trump rally leaders, and the weakening of high-yield prices and liquidity," Lee wrote in a note entitled "High-yield and equities diverging: credit usually right" to clients Friday.
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But its goal is similar: The director, Rachel Dretzin, and Mr. Solomon, a professor of clinical psychology who is both a producer and an on-camera presence here, set out to explore families in which parents and children differ profoundly, whether because of innate factors (Down syndrome, dwarfism) or divergences (the film introduces us to a mother and father whose son was convicted of murder).
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Brexit may now not happen before October 31st, after European leaders agreed last week to allow more time for Prime Minister Theresa May and the U.K.'s parliament to sort out the country's exit from the EU. But if current divergences in London over Brexit are not solved by May 22, then Britain will have to take part in European Parliamentary elections — opening unprecedented legal and political challenges to the EU. Holding EU elections in the U.K. is set to fatally affect the good functioning of the next European Parliament (the EU's legislative arm) – as well as the entire Union – for the five years to come, two European law experts told CNBC in emailed remarks.
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