These two Americas have experienced diverging fortunes and have consequently been diverging in values, ideology, and even personality.
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"We're literally diverging from ourselves in every moment," Spector said.
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Two timelines, diverging from one catalyst: the Fantastic Beasts movie.
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There are two groups protesting, and they have diverging ideologies.
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Most countries in Latin America fall into two diverging blocs.
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Jewish Americans are a diverse community with various diverging opinions.
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Are parties diverging because party leaders are enforcing team orthodoxy?
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They often wrote from diverging viewpoints on the same issue.
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These diverging fortunes are a reflection of the global economy.
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We were forever coming together and diverging, always in motion.
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These people have diverging opinions -- that's their right to have it.
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Their diverging numbers demonstrate the continued challenges to producing confident stats.
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YouTube is diverging from the typical Stories formula in several ways.
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Much of the language is ambiguous and prone to diverging interpretations.
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But France and Italy both had "diverging interests," Tajani he said.
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Pricing is still diverging in this ratings bracket despite strong demand.
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Attracting the right companies matters because America's firms, too, are diverging.
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Crucially, the ESE observed by the group is diverging—growing apart.
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In reality, every decade has feminists of diverging opinions and beliefs.
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They also said diverging central bank policies will weigh on growth.
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The interests of Trump's campaign and the GOP are quickly diverging.
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These diverging demographic attitudes shape the geography of the 2018 battlefield.
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Diverging from the game theme was Oh Hello by Natalia Cabrera.
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Diverging highs between the two indexes can signal growing market instability.
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The earnings have been good in the first quarter, and the second quarter they are okay but they are absolutely diverging ... the earnings growth and dividend growth is absolutely diverging from the total return in the market.
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Diverging sharply from most critics, Amanda preferred the second book, Mickelson said.
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Diverging views from billionaires on a Trump stock strategy aren't much help.
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These diverging economic fortunes give people "a different outlook", suggests Mr Putnam.
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Behind cities' diverging fortunes is a change in the return to education.
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Two forces are behind this tale of diverging fortunes among African-Americans.
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Even the movies' color schemes denote their diverging outlook on the universe.
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The success of the IPO underscores the diverging fortunes of retail companies.
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The US and Russian governments have diverging long-term goals in Syria.
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Posni first noticed the Nasdaq diverging from the S&P in March.
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"The market is diverging from the fundamentals quite a bit," she said.
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Largely, however, the diverging storylines leave little room for intersection on screen.
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Sometimes these forecasts show dramatically different paths, diverging by hundreds of miles.
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Large gains, high valuations, and diverging internals followed by a swift unwind.
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The NASDAQ had been diverging a little bit last week, until Friday.
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Currently, US and EU plans for AI regulation seem to be diverging.
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Colleges themselves have widely diverging views on what makes an ideal applicant.
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We don't care so much about the investors and their diverging personalities.
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Other digital currencies, however, showed mixed results, diverging from bitcoin for now.
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For Tuten, there were not two roads diverging in the yellow wood.
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The diverging views were quickly noticed by officials in the US and Europe.
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"In the run-up to a meeting you heard diverging views," he said.
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Great apes, by contrast, have two or three separate and diverging premolar roots.
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A trolley, a diverging track, a fat man, a crowd, a broken brake.
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I see the past near-universal excitement around blockchain diverging along two arcs.
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Therefore, according to analysts, we might see more policies diverging among different cities.
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But on the desktop, I suspect people will have diverging experiences with it.
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It's a complicated story with diverging accounts, but The New York Times summed
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That position has contributed to increasingly diverging opinions between House and Senate lawmakers.
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The big picture: The diverging fates of local economies goes beyond income inequality.
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"We'd get populations diverging on either side of a rapid," Dr. Stiassny said.
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Even our views of Jesus and Christianity are diverging and increasingly at odds.
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But, as the decade draws to a close, their paths are rapidly diverging.
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Government officials have given diverging accounts of the effects of the Dengvaxia program.
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Since that time, life has been evolving and diverging into millions of different species.
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How can the competing interests and outlooks on Brexit of diverging regions be accommodated?
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The difficulties stem in part from diverging analyses of Europe's place in the world.
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Russia and the United States have a number of diverging interests, including in Syria.
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These questions have forced me to reckon with two diverging trends in American exercise.
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For instance, we get diverging accounts of how Laura Welch met her future husband.
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Both sides of the aisle remain a hot mess of diverging ideas and realignments.
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The hostility between Mr. Erdogan and Prince Mohammed is rooted in their diverging ambitions.
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Their diverging views drive the plot, leading to a decision that has profound consequences.
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The unceasing culture war is a battle over two very different and diverging visions.
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This is the fourth year of the program, which has manifested in diverging ways.
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Ideological blocksize battles continue and diverging opinions have split the userbase into various interest groups.
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It's clear from the start that these two women have entirely diverging views on motherhood.
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The idea is to use a Tesla coil that creates high magnitude diverging electric fields.
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"There were as well diverging views regarding the extent of that regulatory regime," ESMA said.
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Aside from diverging in compatible iPads, the two Pencils also have profound differences in usability.
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His testimony also took a more mainstream stance on climate science, diverging from his past.
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There has always been a symbiotic relationship between entrepreneurs and investors, with often diverging goals.
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These diverging policy efforts should put upward pressure on the U.S. dollar, the economists noted.
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Cities and other places where the educated and mobile gather are diverging from their hinterlands.
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Many Americans get radically diverging opinions from surgeons on the question of whether to operate.
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Systrom and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg historically got along, but they had occasional diverging opinions.
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According to Bernstein, emotions among individual investors are running too high and diverging from fundamentals.
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Those diverging approaches to terrorism will be on full display during the two-day summit.
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Or are parties diverging because factions are pulling leaders to extremes by threatening to mutiny?
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Photo by Lucian Kim/VICE News With so many nations involved, diverging views are inevitable.
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Perhaps the Bent/Defoe contrast means little beyond the diverging career paths of two individuals.
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Sears was also a prominent platform for executives with widely diverging political and social views.
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Tree: Inheritance flows always vertically from ancestor to descendant, always branching and diverging, never converging.
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These diverging interpretations of the president's announcement point to the strange politics of housing deregulation.
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Coeure said this risked creating a "cacophony" of diverging views that could confuse market participants.
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The car steered to the left, putting itself in the space between the diverging lanes.
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These will be subject to the usual wrangling among governments with diverging interests and priorities.
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"You can't have government spending and taxes constantly diverging from each other," Harvard's Furman said.
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However, SaaS multiples began diverging in 2012 from their historical range of 5-6x forward revenue.
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Publication infighting — largely because of diverging attitudes toward President Trump — has done little to soothe tensions.
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"Diverging monetary policy between Japan and the U.S. could affect the foreign exchange market," Kuroda noted.
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And if not Ryan, who could else could possibly straddle the diverging factions of the GOP?
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Also, over time, the various artifacts have been diverging from each other in terms of mass.
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But the wording of their joint statement was highly convoluted - a result of their diverging priorities.
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EURO ZONE BUDGET TO FINANCE INVESTMENT PROJECTS TO BOOST GROWTH, COMPETITIVENESS IN DIVERGING COUNTRIES - GOV'T DOCUMENT
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Despite the similarities of the Gulf monarchies, they have diverging regional outlooks, economies and political systems.
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But we need to recognize that online and offline are separate, sometimes intersecting, sometimes diverging worlds.
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Black voters are not politically homogeneous, diverging on issues including immigration, abortion rights and government spending.
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China and the US have diverging interests when it comes to applying pressure on North Korea.
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Its gamble to win the future of chat could create diverging interests from its user base.
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One issue the series raised was the diverging impact of aging on men's and women's careers.
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Readers had voiced strong, and diverging, opinions on both the subject and my treatment of it.
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Attitudes range from welcoming to skeptical, reflecting diverging risk perceptions and attitudes towards Washington and Beijing.
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After Cantos results were released at a cardiology conference in Barcelona, analysts drew widely diverging conclusions.
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But they have been rapidly diverging, with blue areas getting more productive, richer and better educated.
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McConnell rejected that request and slammed Schumer for diverging from the precedent of Clinton's impeachment trial.
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" Hill added: "This was a very specific issue because by June, we saw things were diverging.
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Ms. Lightfoot inherited a city that many residents felt had become a place of diverging fates.
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The success of the IPO underscores the diverging fortunes of retail companies over the last few years.
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The diverging experiences will emerge in "friend of the court" briefs - the clinics' set due on Jan.
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That transience means the virus can miss its opportunity to be part of the diverging host species.
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Kerman and Chapman's diverging paths are especially evident in the finale of Orange Is the New Black.
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The enduring reports of lower sex rates despite the overall economic recovery have led to diverging explanations.
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The diverging experiences will emerge in "friend of the court" briefs – the clinics' set due on Jan.
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Yet when incomes are measured state by state, the study shows wildly diverging fortunes for 1-percenters.
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U.S. policy on Syria has developed into a muddy mix of incomplete strategies, diverging objectives and compromise.
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He needs to see internals diverging as well — and it just so happens that's exactly the case.
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Another dynamic is that the very protocols that run the internet are now diverging between these countries.
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It isn't clear how men's and women's diverging views of the economy will affect next month's elections.
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The rivalry between Mr. Putin and Ms. Merkel is a microcosm of their diverging visions for Europe.
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He's watching another diverging cross current — the recent selling in semiconductor names, while Dow Jones Transports rallies.
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Editors' Choice These days it feels like books offer one of two diverging paths: immersion or escapism.
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Diverging views in the markets may result in a volatile reaction, no matter what the Fed does.
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In response to such misinformation, the tech platforms have written new and diverging rules on political speech.
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He always backs up Comey when Comedy&aposs-- DESANTIS: Oh I think they&aposre referents are diverging out.
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Culture is not immutable, as those who ascribe countries' diverging fates to deep-rooted cultural attributes often suggest.
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She noted that it agreed last month to avoid regulations in Northern Ireland diverging from EU member Ireland.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto has said the United States and Mexico should not pursue diverging policies on marijuana.
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There is also confusion over the exact death toll, with figures diverging between coroners and the fire department.
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This split doesn't seem to be the result of one population diverging over time, the study authors say.
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Underscoring diverging fortunes, the SSE50 Index - dubbed China's "Nifty Fifty" index - jumped 0.6 percent to 17-month highs.
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The relatively healthy topline sales number we expect for 2017 masks diverging trends between light trucks and automobiles.
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The report said that diverging from EU insurance capital rules could, for example, affect future EU market access.
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Automakers have objected to diverging from California's standard because they've already committed to developing vehicles based its rules.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto has said Mexico and the United States should not pursue diverging policies on marijuana.
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The diverging policy pathways between major central banks have been highlighted as a cause for heightened market volatility.
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Beyond the practicalities, there is a social cost to diverging so sharply from your family and peer groups.
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In recent months, different sources have told sharply diverging stories about how quickly companies are raising employees' pay.
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Still other researchers suggest that the diverging conclusions can be attributed to how the skull measurements are done.
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When you exchange or express diverging or opposite views, try to do so without coming across as angry.
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His Gulf allies-turned-adversaries have diverging interests in their pursuit of his absolute compliance with their diktat.
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The path of the two banks also serves to illustrate the diverging economic fates of Spain and Italy.
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Expansion plans like that drive home the diverging fortunes of struggling traditional retailers and fast-growing online rivals.
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Pena Nieto said in 2014 that Mexico could not pursue diverging paths with the United States on marijuana.
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So it was heartening, at least, to see Woods diverging from that script and reveling in the journey.
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Dobrindt said diverging opinions between the three parties meant they would have to nail down an in-depth deal.
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Tesla said Tuesday after the close it would bid $2.8 billion for SolarCity, sending both stocks on diverging paths.
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The diverging paths of the Vanguard Mega-Cap Growth and Vanguard Mega-Cap Value ETFs show this pretty clearly.
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TWO diverging meanings of "divine" underpin "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Widely diverging views on how BHP should handle this show how tough it may be to keep investors happy.
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Each branch seems to sprout or grow from the branches around it, diverging and multiplying in fractal-like patterns.
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Obama's nuclear modernization began diverging from his original vision early on, when Republican senators resisted his arms reduction strategy.
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Bloomberg compared the diverging claims from Beijing and Washington, and it seems there's little agreement between the two sides.
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"The U.S. leadership this year is a reflection of diverging fundamentals in different parts of the world," she said.
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As with other foreign policy initiatives, Mr. Trump and members of his senior staff seemed to pursue diverging agendas.
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The authors trace two diverging trend lines: one upward-sloping, for people, and one sloping downward, for everything else.
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Diverging attitudes toward Brent and WTI have become the most notable short-term trend among hedge funds (tmsnrt.rs/2xBIs4T).
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Domestically there was greater tolerance for diverging points of view as a record number of newspapers had started circulating.
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But Mr. Zuma quietly moved to appeal, in a fresh sign that his interests and the party's are diverging.
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He earned early points with the Russia hawks on the committee by diverging from Trump and talking tough on Putin.
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The pair have gone from sharing burgers over briefings to distant communications and diverging opinions on matters of national security.
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With less than a month to go until November's midterm elections, the battles for both chambers of Congress are diverging.
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Diverging opinions on path forward It's not the approach some of his advisers advocated after the conclusion of Mueller's investigation.
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Otherwise there is a risk that fragmentation rises because of diverging decisions taken by Member States trying to protect themselves.
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Nickel supply right now is a function of these two diverging trends, falling Philippine output and slowly recovering Indonesian production.
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The negative response to the "like" button report speaks to a number of diverging concerns about what Twitter should be.
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The South Carolina governor will note, however, that the U.N. is increasingly diverging from U.S. interests at home and abroad.
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The ups and downs in expectations for fiscal stimulus from Washington have been a factor in the diverging market behavior.
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The relationship between tech entrepreneurs and VC investors is become more strained; the diverging nature of their interests more exposed.
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Tolerance means accepting diverging views and then being engaged in open and transparent dialogue to come to a better decision.
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The event that sets Barry and Seema on diverging paths is a dinner with their neighbors, Luis and Juliana Goodman.
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These diverging incentives help explain China's strong support for the Paris Agreement and Trump's total lack of support for it.
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By diverging from conventional norms and stereotypes, these films have created onscreen relationships that are reminiscent of our own relationships.
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Shortly thereafter, with their interests increasingly diverging from those of Fox, Palin and Beck both parted ways with the network.
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Particularly in the United States, political views are diverging and partisan animosity is higher than it has been in decades.
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Yet, historic distrust and diverging views of business risk making this alliance as fragile and fractious as the previous one.
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This is the place, these narrow ways, diverging to the right and left, and reeking everywhere with dirt and filth ….
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Hearing them back to back made clear the difference at the root of all their similarities: Their voices are diverging.
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Mr. Neumeier uses perpetual motion — the continuous merging and diverging of couples — to suggest the evolution of relationships over time.
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With players from across the political spectrum, the American delegation may well push diverging visions of United States foreign policy.
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The area in which audiences' and professional critics' scores are diverging the most actually comes in the area of production budgets.
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What happens to the global internet when countries with different cultures have sharply diverging definitions of what is acceptable online speech?
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The conversation, diverging from a "one China" policy observed for decades by past Republican and Democratic administrations, ruffled feathers in Beijing.
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In the wake of diverging global monetary policy, in particular tightening of Fed policy, there is a risk of capital outflow.
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And yet diverging housing-market trends across high- and low-wage cities will inevitably contribute to growing wealth and racial inequality.
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It showed how they adapt to their circumstances, which may lead to populations of the same species diverging in their characteristics.
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Regulators across the world have been looking at how to deal with the growth of crypto assets with diverging views emerging.
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The pair, according to discussions with insiders, are polar opposites, representatives of the diverging approaches to deal-making in Silicon Valley.
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However, its underperformance against the forint has been caused by diverging monetary policies in the two countries, dealers and analysts said.
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Eleven days after the fire, the exact death toll was still unclear, with figures diverging between coroners and the fire department.
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But merely evaluating the success of women's nominations explains only part of the diverging constituencies whose support they work to foster.
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In the meantime, health care costs as a percent of G.D.P. have skyrocketed, significantly diverging with those of other industrial countries.
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But they have diverging views on the roots of the problem and the depths of reform needed to break its grip.
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The balloons rally a single connection from a ground-level link from one balloon to the next, while moving and diverging.
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But their filings to go public serve as a reminder that the two companies have long had diverging approaches and ambitions.
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The gap between U.S. and German two-year bonds reached its widest in nearly 30 years, reflecting the diverging monetary policy outlook.
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But overall, the disappointing Dorne storyline is a reminder of how diverging too far from the source can go very, very wrong.
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Borrowing costs have been diverging gradually, but strategists said an announcement on Wednesday from Rome on a bond exchange stretched them further.
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Wright said he arrived at his number by diverging from the government in the way seasonal adjustments are made to the numbers.
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Democrats take a more measured view, diverging with Israel's right-wing leadership on the Iran deal and on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Their relationship is strained because of their diverging paths, and Auben soon begins hearing demonic voices, encouraging him to do horrible things.
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The dollar has been preferred over the yen because of the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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Proposals for mutual and alternative investment funds seek to remove "complex and burdensome requirements and harmonise diverging national rules," the commission said.
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Ankara and Washington are also at odds over diverging interests in Syria, where Washington supports Kurdish rebels whom Turkey regards as terrorists.
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"He and President Trump actually seem to have diverging views in many ways about what to do with North Korea," Talev explains.
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British officials are also uneasy about EU negotiators writing into the draft that the British province will avoid diverging from EU rules.
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" ON DIVERGING PATHS OF FED, ECB and BOJ: "Japan's economy is recovering, as is the case of Europe and the United States.
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Now, the two newspaper chains will seek their own diverging paths to meeting the challenges of shrinking advertising revenue and declining circulations.
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Many market watchers have attributed the current volatility to diverging economic policies and fears of a global recession amid low oil prices.
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Shares of Lockheed Martin and Boeing made diverging moves in premarket trading Friday after President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the companies.
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The United States and Turkey, while themselves allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, have diverging interests in the Syrian civil war.
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And from those two diverging paths, I assume that the negative future is sort of like everybody is in their own wormhole.
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Concerns about the global economy persist and investors are responding to diverging policies between the Federal Reserve and other major central banks.
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As a result of gerrymandering and the consolidation and "tribalization" of our media, there's less space in our minds for diverging opinion.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer says digital is the common thread between the diverging quarterly earnings results in Home Depot, Lowe's, Kohl's and Target.
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The encounter became the latest touch point for racial and political tensions in America, with diverging views about what really had happened.
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Diverging streams of displaced people moving in and out of the camps are making it hard for humanitarian groups to provide assistance.
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Premiums for chemical nickel are already diverging as battery makers have to pull extra units from the stainless or super-alloy process streams.
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But far from diverging from Republican orthodoxy in the direction of covering more people, it diverges in the direction of covering fewer people.
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Concerns about the global economy persist and investors are responding to diverging policies between the U.S. Federal Reserve and other major central banks.
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In a country suffering from diverging constituencies and Fascist hooligans taking over the streets, Facta had emerged as a reasonable, if inadequate leader.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 0.5 percent on Friday, diverging from Wall Street, which posted slight declines overnight.
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The dollar has since eased, but Timmer warned that liquidity could tighten again because U.S. and overseas monetary policy are still fundamentally diverging.
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Instead of reassuring Washington, Professor Moon's comments smacked of unilateral disarmament and exacerbated concerns that the interests of Washington and Seoul are diverging.
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The institutions' diverging circumstances speak to the booming audience for Modern and contemporary art, and the Met's struggle to keep up with it.
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It's a plan still sketchy on the most important details -- something Brady readily acknowledges -- but one that he doesn't plan on diverging from.
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If an immigrant came to this diverging hallway, it meant they now had a 50-50 chance of making it into the US.
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However, he noted that an emerging markets bond ETF, the EMB, has begun showing weakness as it has begun diverging from the EEM.
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A new analysis by the oil-and-gas giant Equinor provides stark evidence of the diverging potential futures of electrified cars and trucks.
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"There is a picture of diverging interests of Turkey and Russia," said Kerim Has, a lecturer in Turkish-Russian relations at Moscow University.
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But we can control our actions today, and those actions are going to accumulate to affect every single diverging timeline in the future.
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The request for help highlights the diverging paths the two countries took since both discovered their first coronavirus cases on the same day.
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Yet there are some crucial differences especially relating to Northern Ireland and the diverging trading relationship within the United Kingdom after Britain leaves.
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The diverging messages have raised questions in foreign capitals over who actually speaks for the Trump administration and which policies it will pursue.
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The story on the digital side was positive, underscoring the diverging financial narratives for print and digital that have emerged at the company.
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Over time, Taylor said, he "came to believe" that the irregular channel's interests were diverging from those of the regular, official diplomatic channel.
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Given the divergent possibilities in the next few years, analysts see the possible inflows to public funds diverging by literally trillions of dollars.
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Differing outlooks for 22019 from GM and Ford highlighted how the two largest U.S. automakers have been on diverging roads for the past year.
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The diverging fortunes of Latin America's top two economies in the past few years explain why now Brazil may look like a better deal.
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For example, the grooves aren't all diverging from the Stickney Crater, as might be expected if they were created by the crater-forming event.
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"The Chinese monetary cycle is diverging from the U.S. monetary cycle," said Jonathan Garner, Morgan Stanley's chief equity strategist for Asia and emerging markets.
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He warned against risks of diverging taxation in EU states and insisted a compromise on a common set of rules should be the objective.
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The specific dynamics of battery-grade nickel, by contrast, may already be diverging with preemptive moves to secure units in a tightening product space.
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Britain thinks this commitment can be made consistent both with leaving the EU single market and customs union and with diverging from EU regulations.
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A third group of researchers look to history for lessons, examining the Industrial Revolution, the diverging fortunes of former European colonies and so on.
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This could bring opportunities for banks operating in the UK, as they will be situated between the two potentially diverging regulatory regimes, Cameron said.
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Analysts expect the dollar/yen to remain in an uptrend due to the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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Pena Nieto, once a vocal opponent of drug legalization, has said the United States and Mexico should not pursue diverging policies on marijuana legislation.
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Now, the company is diverging from rivals and developing dozens of lithium products that can help boost electricity storage and increase a battery's charge.
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The consequences of the murders quickly rippled out into cyberspace, a bloody illustration of the diverging lines between the internet and the physical world.
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At times, the low point of view emphasizes the solemn ascent of a post or table into a dim space capped by diverging rafters.
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Asian shares rose on Tuesday, diverging from New York markets that slipped on concern about President Donald Trump's ability to focus on economic policies.
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Apart from examining different time frames, such diverging estimates result from the unpredictable nature of projecting how Medicare for all would work in practice.
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That leaves Republicans in a difficult spot, trying to appease two emboldened pockets of their party with diverging interests only months before critical elections.
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Even the authors of the proposal admit it is "sensitive" and "controversial" but hope it bridges diverging expectations from member states, EU sources said.
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In the real world, thanks to the steady pull of the trade winds diverging water away from the coast, cold subsurface water wells up.
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Indeed, maintaining good personal relations in the longer run will be all the more essential for the two leaders to bridge diverging policy agendas.
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The world to come is being built from these games that are even further diverging from the formula build in the center of culture.
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Fitbit, previously primarily focused on less-expensive and popular fitness trackers, is now diverging from its core strategy as it enters the smartwatch market.
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The Cooperative Congressional Election Study of voters in the 2016 election graphically illustrates how diverging income patterns help some Democratic voters and hurt others.
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The "do not split" idea acts as a bridge between these two factions by promoting mutual respect for diverging views within the protest movement.
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Meanwhile, within Germany, the diverging views of East and West Germans almost model the difference between Eastern and Western states in the European Union.
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As Mr. Sharkey publishes his findings, crime rates are now diverging after a generation in which violence fell reliably year after year nearly everywhere.
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With the rapid spread of the virus, Brussels is fumbling, nations are diverging, populists are salivating and the U.S. is erecting barriers against allies.
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Over the past week, two studies have purported to demonstrate the effects of the first stages of that increase — but with starkly diverging results.
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In fact, they largely agreed on fundamental principles of the Constitution, diverging more on how those principles applied to the details of the case.
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A 247 study published by the National Institutes of Health, "Diverging Patterns in Marriage, Cohabitation, and Childbearing," shows that the problem crosses gender boundaries.
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Three-month volatility fell to a record low of 4.4/6.123%, suggesting traders do not see the main currency pair diverging from current levels.
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Asked to unpack this formulation, which has given rise to diverging interpretations, Draghi said market expectations were "very well aligned" with the central bank's own.
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Turkey and the United States are also at odds over diverging interests in Syria and U.S. objections to Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defense systems.
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However, it said any deal at this stage was unlikely to be a comprehensive solution to the trade impasse due to "diverging demands and agendas".
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Prince William and Prince Harry will always be brothers — but their diverging royal roles and focus on their own growing families have changed their relationship.
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The dollar is likely to hit parity with the euro during 20193 driven by diverging paths for interest rates, according to Goldman Sachs' chief economist.
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Both a job guarantee and a UBI create paths (albeit diverging ones) to a world where most people do not hold paying, private-sector jobs.
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And it comes at a time when the public- and private-sector labor forces are diverging, in terms of their job protections, incomes and worldviews.
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Spanning the events of the original trilogy, it follows two friends Thane Kyrell and Ciena Ree on their diverging paths as war overtakes the galaxy.
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The reality, however, is that campaign polling and media polling methodologies are increasingly diverging, and private polls increasingly have an edge in terms of accuracy.
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This month, a series of economic indicators have shown diverging trends, underscoring Brazil's uneven, slow recovery from the worst recession in more than a century.
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States have taken diverging routes to solve the problem, according to Vincent Mor, a Brown professor who studies health policy and is an InterRAI member.
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"We are going back to trading diverging monetary policy," said Athanasios Vamvakadis, head of G10 currency strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London.
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The two scenarios illustrate the diverging fortunes for the world's top agricultural sectors as Washington and Beijing remain locked in a high-stakes trade dispute.
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There are parts of Europe where the two diverging groups remain bound together—but it takes a stronger glue than today's centre left can offer.
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The question — if you're a dedicated consumer of news, or someone who publishes it — is whether the News Feed's priorities are diverging from your own.
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While the United States has long sought Turkey's help in fighting ISIS, getting its help has revealed a tangle of diverging interests in the region.
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People who have worked with Musk have given similarly diverging accounts to Business Insider and other publications, saying Musk can be both brilliant and temperamental.
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At an estimated 65% of GDP at end-244, net external debt is three times higher than the 'B' median and increasingly diverging from it.
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An overview of diverging LRs is provided in a report, "Gradual Improvement in Leverage at EU GSIBs Likely to Continue", published today, available at www.fitchratings.
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Like the national polls, data from the battleground states are also diverging, but they are generally consistent with a significant-if-not-overwhelming Clinton advantage.
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Tillerson started the job diverging with Trump on any number of issues, from trade, climate change, Russian interference in the 2016 election and Iran policy.
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They pale against Volcker/Reagan era, even if the path for U.S. policy and the dollar appears to be diverging widely with Europe and Japan.
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"I think the dollar is strengthening as a result of diverging monetary policies," said Oliver Pursche, Chief Market Strategist Of Bruderman Brothers In New York.
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Rather, they are a logical product of the diverging demographic and geographical realities of American politics — urban versus rural, coastal versus inland, and so on.
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"But without her past full of diverging roads and choices that made all the difference we would not be standing on the brink of this future."
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The dollar has gained over the past week versus the yen due to the diverging monetary policies of the U.S. Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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The Panel added it had "received submissions from a number of parties expressing diverging views" and that Sky planned to request a review of its decision.
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The presidential election comes at a time of economic uncertainty for the U.S. with Trump and Clinton diverging markedly on their economic plans for the country.
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The discussion sessions he attended on healthcare and supporting innovation in AI were well-informed and freewheeling, quickly diverging from the White House's preferred talking points.
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"Generally all of this still comes down to the dollar and the diverging policies we've seen," said Brenda Kelly, chief market analyst at London Capital Group.
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As I grew as a person, these aspects of my life started diverging and I found that my language could also describe friendship or familial closeness.
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Such is life in New York: lives, like threads, colliding and diverging to weave some chaotic pattern that you hope, at least, is beautiful from above.
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However, the European Commission fears that the diverging solutions adopted by Germany, France and Italy threaten to create competitive distortions and complicate the bail-in tool.
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The committee, made up of British and EU representatives, would ensure the good functioning of the withdrawal agreement, deal with unforeseen situations and discuss diverging views.
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Britain may have to rely on the EU's "equivalence" system for access to the bloc's financial market, which hinges on avoiding diverging from the continent's rules.
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Still, the reason the two parties are diverging on sexual harassment has more to do with their different beliefs on gender rights than simple political expediency.
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The outcome will be diverging norms and internet platforms that arbitrarily define the rules curtailing our freedom, all with limited effect on crimes and terrorist attacks.
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I'm watching the Russell 2000 closely, as it's begun diverging from the S&P 33 recently, and that could signal trouble ahead for the broader market.
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The divide: Though it hasn't been a frequent topic of discussion, foreign policy is an area where candidates are diverging over how to use American power.
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The diverging regional trend in crude stocks since late July has coincided with the emergence of a big discount in WTI futures prices compared with Brent.
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By maintaining broad views on issues, standing parties allow horse trading so that policy can be made in countries where the citizens hold wildly diverging views.
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Turkey and the United States are also at odds over their diverging interests in Syria and U.S. objections to Ankara's plan to buy Russian defence systems.
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The Keenes' only crime was to move their gentle son and unladylike daughter to a town where the penalty for diverging from gender norms is death.
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Across many states with Republican governors, these diverging perspectives have contributed to sharp splits between the states' policies and those adopted by the largest population centers.
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Yet even before a doctor offers to separate them, the sisters are pulling apart, their diverging desires expressed in a delicate vocabulary of gestures and glances.
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A study last year of genetic diversity among people today indicates that populations began diverging from one another in Africa between 260,000 and 350,000 years ago.
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A worsening trade environment is also likely to exacerbate diverging economic performance and policy rates between different regions, Citi analysts said in a note on Monday.
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The diverging approaches shed light on how the on-demand industry is far from unified in the way it confronts what could be an existential threat.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook appears to have taken a subtle swipe at Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg over their diverging views on the future of technology.
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And the disappointing "NW" (2012) used the diverging stories of two childhood friends to look at the potent and ever shifting dynamics of money and class.
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The diverging trends may also hint that it's not just a Trump bump driving confidence indexes, but consumers' perception of actual improvements in the underlying economy.
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Yes, there are some diverging indicators under the surface across the board," the managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors recently told CNBC's "Futures Now.
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Political radicals have often used "Coriolanus" to illustrate their ideologies, with diverging results depending on whether their sympathies lay with the leader or with the people.
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And judging by how polarizing the presidential election has been so far and how many diverging views exist, American will need all the assistance they can get.
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One reason for regionalisation is that the American market is diverging from global trends, argues Kristin Dziczek of America's Centre for Automotive Research, an industry-research outfit.
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Those diverging moves in the two indexes imply that the drop in the Dow Jones is an isolated move and not indicative of a broader economic slowdown.
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El-Erian, a prominent economist and one-time CEO and co-CIO of bond giant PIMCO, said the interest rate policies of central banks were diverging quickly.
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After diverging from a common ancestor, a group of archaic H. sapiens spread across Africa, gradually acquiring the traits that would eventually come to characterize our species.
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Australian iron ore miners Rio Tinto and Fortescue released diverging quarterly production data on Thursday, even as China's demand continued to support prices of the steelmaking material.
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Diverging interest rate views have driven the spread between U.S. and German 10-year government bond yields above 230 basis points, the highest since late December 0.63.
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By 1700 the diverging trajectories of China and north-west Europe were clear (though it was anything but obvious just how much further apart they would become).
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Diverging interest rate views have driven the spread between U.S. and German 10-year government bond yields above 230 basis points, the highest since late December 2016.
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What is interesting about Trudeau -- who has been called "the anti-Trump" -- is how he, his politics, and his country are diverging dramatically from the United States.
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"We've had diverging pressures from the central bank and a Fed that's trying to tighten while the rest of the world is trying to ease," he said.
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In addition, S&P said that global prospects for companies were diverging by region as a result of variance in the credit cycle and exposure to commodities.
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With these diverging forces in mind, here are the stocks and events on Cramer's radar next week: The hotel booking company will report its first quarter earnings.
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"As we approach the summits, conceptions of denuclearization seem to be diverging rather than converging," said Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Federation of American Scientists.
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The diverging trends suggest the services sector, which relies on private consumption for growth, will continue to provide impetus for an economy hurt by weakening manufacturing exports.
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Some senior Republican leaders in the U.S. Congress have expressed outrage at what they called Russian interference in America's elections, diverging from their own party's president-elect.
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Again diverging from his stump speech, he said that while driving through North Carolina on Wednesday, he had noticed that gas was selling for $1.99 per gallon.
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There long have been warnings about American workers' diverging economic prospects, with middle-skill occupations hollowed-out from the twin disruptions of technological innovation and globalized markets.
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It could also wean the government off cash from donors such as Qatar and Saudi Arabia, which often have diverging agendas that can destabilize Somalia's fragile politics.
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The two categories of on-demand transportation are diverging, and ironically, it's the option that's human-powered that appears set to come out in the best shape.
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"The clash of those two views has caused a dysfunctional relationship within the leadership" at the department, said the source, referring to diverging views on immigration enforcement.
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"It's about the UK diverging from Europe, and that would necessarily result in limiting access to European markets," said RBC Capital markets chief currency strategist Adam Cole.
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While she has faced criticism over the quality of Scottish health and education, Ms. Sturgeon's success is a symbol of how Scotland is diverging politically from England.
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China's yuan slipped to an eight-day low of 6.9497 per dollar in onshore trade, highlighting the diverging monetary policy outlooks for China and the United States.
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Most observers agree that both steps would be politically very difficult to enact, mainly because treaty parties have diverging views of what Antarctic tourism should look like.
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"It's about the UK diverging from Europe, and that would necessarily result in limiting access to European markets," said RBC Capital Markets chief currency strategist Adam Cole.
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"Retailers seek greater flexibility in their workforce to cope with the pressure felt from the diverging costs of labor versus technology," BRC Chief Executive Helen Dickinson said.
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Some EU countries such as Spain, Sweden, Finland and Norway had called for a postponement of the proposed rules because of the diverging views on the topic.
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Conventional wisdom holds that regions are diverging economically in drastic fashion, and many are raising alarms that fewer people are moving from small towns to prosperous cities.
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His sequencing showed that starting around 270,000 years ago, birds along the cold, wetter coast started diverging from birds that lived inland, where it is hotter and drier.
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He has voted with Trump only about 73 percent of the time, according to an analysis from 538, diverging from Trump more frequently than all but four Republicans.
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"We continue to see highly diverging developments in our markets, in new residential construction as well as in the renovation and infrastructure sectors," Scheuch said in a statement.
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Research published in 2016 concluded that diverging pay between firms (as opposed to within them) could account for most of the increase in American inequality in recent decades.
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Turkey is negatively diverging from other emerging markets on "continued talk of aggressive rate-cut cycle by government officials," said TEB Investment strategist Isik Okte in a note.
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Private investment grew 9.5 percent, making up more than half of total investment and diverging with national trends which have shown private investment growth shrinking to record lows.
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Another thing that our data is showing is that healthy eating behavior is kind of diverging, so we're seeing a growing gap between healthy consumers and indulging consumers.
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"The diverging EU and U.S. regulatory framework governing business activities in Iran will be far more complex in the future," Nokia said in its annual 20-F report.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said Wednesday that U.S. and global economic growth may be diverging and could force the Fed into a more gradual pace of normalization.
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Euro zone lenders and the International Monetary Fund have diverging views on how ambitious Greece's reforms, including on pensions, need to be to make the Greek economy sustainable.
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"It is illusory to imagine we will accept cherry-picking," he said of the idea that Britain could maintain EU regulations in some sectors, while diverging in others.
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UK-based Barclays and Germany's Deutsche Bank, both recently subject to radical internal transformation, provide a comparable study in the diverging fortunes of their modern-day investment banks.
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The Citi strategists said drivers for the dollar are the fact that global growth is now converging in the U.S., Europe, Japan and emerging markets, instead of diverging.
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Diverging from their counterparts in the books, everything from Dany to Cersei to Sansa's rapes come across as lazy shortcuts for more complex and empowering female character development.
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"Increased opacity between U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear forces would unfold within the broader context of growing mistrust and diverging perceptions about strategy, intentions, and perceptions," he added.
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" —John Ringer, from Toronto currently living in Britain Diverging Paths "The Canadian and American health systems did not diverge greatly in the first part of the 20th century.
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"There is a diverging economic development: the export-oriented manufacturing sector, which accounts for about a quarter of economic output, is in recession," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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Diverging from President Jair Bolsonaro, Maia told reporters on Monday that he would not take up a debate on whether the borders of indigenous reservations should be revised.
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Ophele said Paris-based ESMA's powers should be bolstered to avoid national regulators across the EU diverging from centrally agreed financial rules for asset managers and other sectors.
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Since then, Mr. Junqueras and Mr. Puigdemont have grown apart, not only because of their different personal circumstances, but also over diverging views on how to confront Madrid.
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But they made different choices when it came time to deliver their babies, and the diverging paths they took offer an intriguing look at Australia's hybrid health system.
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" He also spent a lot of time listening to country music and jazz, which he described as "two very diverging, conflicting and yet somehow harmonious schools of music.
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The Times analyzed popular social studies textbooks used in California and Texas and found hundreds of differences, with content sometimes diverging in ways that reflect deep partisan divides.
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Key themes identified in the report include the strengthening of growth across the region, diverging fiscal policy trends in central Europe and the risks posed by political developments.
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Since then, the ties between the two countries have remained tense over disagreements ranging from Ankara's planned purchase of a Russian missile system to diverging interests in Syria.
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Immersed in cultural and lingual elements from a vast yet often overlooked part of the world in Eurocentric discourse, the exhibition swiftly interweaves subtleties uniting and diverging these cultures.
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Congressional hearing features two opposing views of cryptocurrencies and blockchain tech (Coindesk) Why it matters: During a hearing on Thursday, senators heard from two experts with very diverging views.
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U.S.-Turkish relations have been hurt by a series of issues from diverging interests in Syria, Ankara's plan to buy Russian defense systems and the detention of pastor Brunson.
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The dollar index has rallied to a near 14-year high, and with the help of diverging central bank policies, the euro is edging towards parity with the dollar.
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Although their diverging schedules often kept them on opposite sides of the world while shooting, Jolie recently revealed that the pair wrote each other love letters to stay connected.
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But aircraft tend to pass through waypoints as they leave and approach a continent, which explains why many follow similar paths, converging and diverging either side of the ocean.
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The governor also addressed key uncertainties such as rising global risks, diverging global rates and the impact of both on the domestic growth outlook in the United Arab Emirates.
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But we find ourselves for the first time with an American president who doesn't share our idea of the European project, and American policy is diverging from this project.
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"This makes for a difficult situation for the ECB, as robust growth and weak price pressures bring about diverging expectations of policy," said Bert Colijn, senior economist at ING.
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Globalization and the interlinkages between the world economies have changed the dynamics of economic competition, as diverging interests and values presage more confrontation between the United States and China.
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By contrast, the budding two-party system converges on Japan's core tenets, including as liberal democracy and the U.S.-Japan alliance, while diverging over details, such as financial policy.
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The dollar has gained 2.24 percent versus the yen over the last 10 trading sessions due to the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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Appaloosa was less optimistic on Kinder Morgan and cut its stake by 2000 million shares to 23.9 million shares, however, diverging from Berkshire's unchanged position of 229 million shares.
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Markit economist Chris Williamson said the diverging trends raised the question of how long services can continue to provide impetus for the economy and help it avoid a recession.
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Tech firms and carmakers have outlined their positions in two diverging sets of guidelines relating to the way licensing fees are calculated and the terms for using patented technology.
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Expelling Keller on these accounts would neither solve the problem of disagreement over diverging tactics, nor be the right choice for an exhibition that deals with these precise conundrums.
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You also told me of your friend Jan, who lives in the Netherlands and owns a shop there, and was worried about the diverging approach of health officials there.
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Johnson is intent on diverging from the bloc on key regulatory issues, saying he wants room to negotiate new trade deals with other powers, such as the United States.
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The relationship was marked by one conflict after another, a reflection of not just personal differences but deeply held and diverging policy objectives of the men and their countries.
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But she said it was still possible that the fossils were an earlier, diverging relative of the tomatillo genus, related to the group but not a member of it.
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The dollar has gained 2.4 percent versus the yen over the last 10 trading sessions due to the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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Manafort's and Gates' lawyers work separately and do not use a joint defense agreement, which leaves open the possibility that at some point the defendants could have diverging interests.
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Because of the diverging accounts, Chief Bevan ordered the investigation, which, at its height, involved five people working full time, spending thousands of hours mining data and interviewing women.
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Their disagreement about the performance led to a schism between the former friends who had diverging opinions on how to show solidarity with people suffering from the autoimmune disease.
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Erdogan complained about discrimination against Muslims in northern Greece, while Turkey's military presence in ethnically split Cyprus and diverging interpretations of an international treaty defining their borders also fueled tensions.
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The genetic transfer that takes place between organisms while their lineages are diverging has a hand in the emergence of adaptive traits and in the creation of new species altogether.
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But as emo developed and grew to be more than just a common set of aesthetics, these defining snapshots served as the building blocks of diverging sounds within the genre.
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Language problems and diverging social customs are why many Japanese nationals and businesses are reluctant to accept foreign workers on a permanent basis, echoed Sayuri Shirai, professor at Keio University.
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Asked to unpack this formulation, which has given rise to diverging interpretations by investors and even policymakers, Draghi said market expectations were "very well aligned" with the central bank's own.
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Vittori, of the Carnegie Foundation, acknowledged some continuing shared goals between the U.S. and UAE governments but said those interests are diverging as the UAEs monarchy focuses on self-preservation.
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Highway Teammate will "enable automated merging, lane changes and diverging, as well as keep a vehicle in its lane and maintain vehicle-to-vehicle distance," the Toyota-owned brand states.
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Widely diverging forecasts on the direction of the U.S. dollar adds currencies to the growing list of assets that Wall Street seems to have no consensus on for their direction.
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Sterling fell to its lowest since January against the U.S. dollar on Friday as markets priced diverging prospects for growth and interest rates on the two sides of the Atlantic.
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Sterling fell to a four-month low against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, as markets priced diverging prospects for growth and interest rates on the two sides of the Atlantic.
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A: Earnings in most cyclical sectors have been quite healthy .... (Diverging) U.S. sector performance would lead one to believe that the U.S. is heading for significant slowdown or a recession.
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Ties remain tense over disagreements ranging from Ankara's planned purchase of a Russian missile system to diverging interests in Syria, and the lira has shed some 15 percent this year.
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"Rates are expected to rise and diverging central bank policy will likely become more noticeable," said Alice Leng, FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a research note.
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Relations between Russia and United States hit a post-Cold War low in 2014 over the Ukraine crisis, and Washington and Moscow have since clashed over diverging policies in Syria.
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The visit was meant to bury claims that diverging priorities in Yemen and Syria had damaged relations and demonstrate that Egypt and Saudi Arabia were vital to each other's security.
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It's difficult for investors in international stocks and bonds to prepare for the referendum because professionals have diverging opinions on the economic and political fallout of a pro-Brexit vote.
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In the U.S., it's best understood as an occasionally fraught, informal coalition of Protestant, Catholic, and Mormon organizations and denominational bodies that unite on some issues while diverging on others.
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Vittori, of the Carnegie Foundation, acknowledged some continuing shared goals between the US and UAE governments but said those interests are diverging as the UAE's monarchy focuses on self-preservation.
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Lawmakers are attempting to hash out a deal that would fund about 85033 percent of the federal government amid diverging views over providing funding for President Trump's requested border wall.
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LONDON, Dec 5 (Reuters) - European shares see-sawed on Tuesday with sectors strongly diverging as a rotation from tech stocks into financials, bolstered by the U.S. tax bill, gathered pace.
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"Sex robots and sex toys are two diverging paths, with the sex robot in its current form arising out of the sex doll market," she told me in an email.
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This art has been passed down through families and generations, and Verginer represents a new school, diverging from the traditional religious motifs to apply the trade to fine art sculpture.
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American analysts offered sharply diverging views on the significance of the new force, its impact on any potential peace plan, and how it fits into broader American policy on Syria.
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The clips Bennani has recorded in Morocco, including scenes from a wedding, footage from a rollerblading rink, and quiet domestic interiors, are shown in diverging mapped projections throughout the room.
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ROME, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Italy still risks diverging significantly from the budget recommendations made by the European Union for this year, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said on Thursday.
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At the debate in one of parliament's committees, some lawmakers said Orban was making untruthful accusations against the EU and diverging from European values with his brand of "illiberal democracy".
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The diverging fortunes of metropolitan counties and virtually all nonmetro regions of the country are graphically displayed in the accompanying chart produced by the Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service.
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Minorities are increasingly diverging from white Britons, though the effect is not as pronounced as in America, given that racial minorities represent less than 15 percent of the British population.
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The euro is weaker against the dollar as the result of market forces, which are driven by the diverging interest rate policies between the Fed and the European Central Bank.
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My colleague in the video department, Yara Bishara, and I got to work planning an interactive piece on the diverging fates of the people held at these offshore detention sites.
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But his tweets on Wednesday outline clearly the diverging paths for those who he feels have remained loyal to him and those he who he feels have broken his trust.
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The first question is easy to answer with David Bowie, who inhabited his various pop personalities with a commitment that echoed Andy Warhol while diverging into its own meticulously stylized realm.
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The Australian dollar hit a one-month low on Friday as investors favoured the greenback over most major currencies amid diverging monetary policy outlooks and fears of a global trade war.
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New European Union rules may be needed to better protect consumers from cryptoasset risks, prevent money laundering and stop diverging national regulations from creating unfair competition, EU regulators said on Wednesday.
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In 1998, Gwyneth Paltrow starred in Sliding Doors, a movie which establishes two diverging paths her life could have taken starting with catching a particular train before the doors slide shut.
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As for the risks embedded in its long-term-care portfolio, the diverging opinions from Goldman Sachs and Fitch suggest that reasonable people can disagree about the size of the liabilities.
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Some researchers noticed a pattern of diverging longevity in the 1990s, but many were doubtful, saying that it could be a statistical blip and that the data was not strong enough.
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Moreover, while he envisions equities and Treasuries continuing to move in tandem in the near-term, Parker eventually sees the two diverging— in spite of low rates and accommodative central banks.
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Some of the big characters of the age are lost—Dickens and Brunel are somewhat absent—but he knits together the often diverging grand imperial, national and social histories with skill.
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"There is a renewed focus on the diverging policy outlook between the Fed and most other major central banks," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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The two countries have been at loggerheads over diverging interests in Syria, Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defence systems and Andrew Brunson, a pastor on trial in Turkey on terrorism charges.
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India's growth overtook that of China last year and is seen diverging further in 2016 and 2017, when the Chinese economy is seen expanding by 6.3 percent and 6.0 percent respectively.
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"We still see diverging practices in a number of aspects," Abdelilah Belatik, secretary-general of the General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions, a Bahrain-based non-profit organization, said.
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LONDON, April 20 (Reuters) - Fortunes are diverging for U.S. and European semiconductor firms, with a lead in mobile technology giving big European chipmakers an edge that has lifted relative share prices.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, as investors renewed their focus on diverging monetary policy between the United States and the euro zone.
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"When Republicans and Democrats have diverging expectations, it is likely that many people will be surprised by the result on Election Day," he said in a press release accompanying the study.
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"We continue to see highly diverging developments in our markets, in new residential construction as well as in the renovation and infrastructure sectors," Chief Executive Heimo Scheuch said in a statement.
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During this political season, much emphasis has been placed on the diverging views of the populism movement shaping the presidential election and the free-market views of many Republicans in Congress.
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Yet the diverging paths of Oakland and Compton, two cities with histories of illicit drugs and years of aggressive law enforcement crackdowns, highlight the continued ambivalence of many Californians toward marijuana.
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The latest installment in our immersive Changing Climate, Changing Cities series focuses on what rebuilding in that coastal city says about diverging attitudes toward, among other things, race, liberty and science.
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Here's a partial transcript of Mr. Giuliani's interview on Fox News, as well as a recap of the diverging statements that Mr. Trump and his team have made about the money.
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The European Commission&aposs position reflects concerns that the UK will seek to maintain access to the EU single market while diverging away on rules and regulations to gain an advantage.
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"We find ourselves for the first time with an American president who doesn&apost share our idea of the European project, and American policy is diverging from this project," Macron said.
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The girls' lives are also diverging in new ways: Lenù is heading to a classical high school in Naples; Lila is working with her brother in her father's shoe repair store.
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It was yet another instance of top national security leaders diverging from the president on the pullout, a decision that led to the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in December.
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Neanderthals, who lived in Europe, and Denisovans, who spread to Siberia, southeast Asia, and Oceania, were a closely related group of early humans, diverging from a common ancestor around 744,000 years ago.
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The film follows former besties Sasha and Marcus, who reunite 16 years after a tragedy, followed by an awkward sexual encounter and a messy falling out, led them on diverging life paths.
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His comments laid bare diverging views on the ECB's Governing Council, where some policymakers had urged Draghi to sound even more cautious than he eventually did on the economic outlook on Thursday.
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As Suri offers opinions on the art and prevents visitors from diverging from her prescribed path, the more Big Brother-esque aspects of the Collar X and Collar AG come into play.
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"The result of these diverging trends is that whites can perceive an increase in interracial contact even as African-American and Latino students are increasingly isolated, often severely so," the report says.
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For the trillions of dollars Americans spend on healthcare, they're getting declining services, more frequent ailments and a steadily diverging standard of care for the rich and the poor in the country.
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Within each of those languages, there are diverging dialects and idiosyncratic slang: While an older Mexican-American woman in Texas might find #nomames depraved , a young first-generation person uses it winkingly.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Three central banks, meeting on both sides of the Atlantic, will highlight the diverging fortunes of the world's biggest economies as they head into 2018 after an exceptionally tranquil year.
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"Despite diverging positions on a number of subjects, they noted the old and singular relationship between the two countries, which have had 300 years of diplomatic relations," the aide to Macron said.
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The great unwinding is a tricky task as inflation is still stubbornly below target and the members of the ECB's Governing Council do have diverging ideas of how to do it best.
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Aside from their diverging views on international issues such as North Korea, U.S. authorities have also blamed Russia for interfering in last year's U.S presidential election, leading to new sanctions against Moscow.
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Candidates offer diverging visions on health care The two candidates also offered warring visions on health-care policy, highlighting what has become one of the most prominent issues of the 2018 midterms.
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Ankara and Washington remain at odds over a host of issues, ranging from Turkey's planned purchase of Russian S-400 missile defense systems, which could trigger sanctions, to diverging interests in Syria.
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In the post-Cold War era, however, that unifying principle has disappeared, and — without a suitable substitute — Turkish-American relations have become defined by diverging worldviews and a pervasive lack of trust.
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Those diverging views indicate just how complex the dismantlement process could be if the rogue state agrees to relinquish weapons at leader Kim Jong Un's June 12 meeting with President Donald Trump.
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Saudi Arabia's stock market index fell 1.4 percent on Monday, diverging from Brent oil, amid rumours that index compiler FTSE might not upgrade Riyadh to emerging-market status as quickly as hoped.
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Philip Sagar, the constituency party chairman, said Mr. Boles would "probably not get reselected" if his candidacy came up for a vote now, because he was seen as diverging from the majority.
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Nonetheless, some Islamic scholars and experts note that because there are so many diverging interpretations of Islamic law and the Quran, it would be difficult to reach an international consensus on reforms.
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The four major social media companies are all performing well, but the diverging moves that the corresponding stocks made coming off earnings were have been defined by investor expectations, CNBC's said Friday.
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The U.S. economy continues to show signs of recovery even as China and euro-zone countries struggle to spark their sputtering economic growth engines, pushing central banks to adopt diverging monetary policies.
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However, aides to both leaders have told CNN they are nervous the meeting could do more harm than good due to diverging views on how to bring Pyongyang back to the table.
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While Lloyds's booming profits in recent years signal its diverging fortunes from RBS since the 2008 crisis, it is still plagued by some of the costs from its behaviour in that era.
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If the news reports are true, the backstop would result in Northern Ireland diverging unconsciously from the UK and it would fundamentally undermine our Union, breaking it up by the back door.
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On Tuesday night, the campaign scrambled to get its message straight, with its two top dogs, senior advisor Tad Devine and campaign manager Jeff Weaver seemingly diverging on the strategy moving forward.
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As Elena and Lila continue to struggle to make their way in the world and choose increasingly diverging paths, it's difficult not to feel a bit of dread for what's in store.
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With all the noise about a possible Federal Reserve rate increase and the presidential elections, investors shouldn't forget about the Chinese economy and diverging monetary policies overseas this summer, two analysts said Wednesday.
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But maintaining the high valuation will not be easy as emissions rules tighten, capital spending increases and the diverging interests of investors, racing fans, owners and collectors are increasingly more difficult to balance.
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But it could prove tough to maintain the company's high valuation as emissions rules tighten, capital spending increases and the diverging interests of investors, racing fans, owners and collectors become harder to balance.
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But before that, analysts have diverging views on how much and which names investors should hold in a group of stocks that are dogged by regulatory issues, trade war conflicts and earnings pressures.
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Friday's strong U.S. jobs data brought into focus the diverging trends between a robust U.S. economy and its struggling European counterpart, with a Citibank economic monitor showing the European index near 2018 lows.
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But maintaining the high valuation will not be easy as emissions rules tighten, capital spending increases and the diverging interests of investors, racing fans, owners and collectors become increasingly more difficult to balance.
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The transformation into a political force of a disparate protest movement, whose members are linked through social media and have widely diverging aims, is likely to be, as Ms Levavasseur conceded, "quite complicated".
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Following multiple professional fact-checkers will allow you to spot any diverging conclusions and can be a platform for your own research, but don't be afraid to look for non-expert sources too.
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The dollar has gained around 1.9 percent over the Japanese currency over the last nine trading sessions due to the diverging monetary policies of the U.S. Fed and the Bank of Japan (BoJ).
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Weber highlighted the continually diverging fortunes of European countries, noting that while German output is exceeding even pre-crisis peaks, other countries such as Italy and Spain are still wracked by economic turbulence.
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Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event, Conte said the government was not at risk of falling over the issue despite diverging views between the two parties in the ruling coalition.
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The strong U.S. data also brought into prominence the diverging trends between a robust U.S. economy and its struggling European counterpart with a Citibank economic monitor showing the European index near 2018 lows.
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Mr. Knopf noticed that the local price he could get for his soybean crop was diverging more and more from the benchmark price on the Chicago Board of Trade, further depressing his return.
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And sharply diverging from the meeting of the minds between the United States and Russia that Mr. Trump frequently aspired to when he was campaigning, there was no visible warming of the relationship.
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Even within Hong Kong's two political camps -- the pro-Beijing, pro-business establishment and the pan-democratic opposition -- there are diverging opinions on where Hong Kong should go, and how to get there.
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"What we see here is TLT is diverging just a bit, meaning we are approaching those June highs but have not broken out where GLD looks poised to continue on through," said Gordon.
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Scripture and church fathers alike have been interpreted in wildly diverging ways (the progressive Catholic magazine Commonweal has a fine detailed rundown of the varying history of major Catholic thinkers' approach to remarriage).
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In the run-up to the Women's March on Washington, organizers huddled repeatedly, spending hours debating, editing and eventually crafting a mission statement that took care to acknowledge dozens of groups with diverging interests.
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The world's two largest economies have adopted diverging policy paths this year, with China leaning towards an easing monetary and credit stance to reduce financial costs for private business and support the broad economy.
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But all of this perhaps demands a greater awareness of history itself, of the diverging technological pasts and possible futures hovering over the continent like the bronze John Cockerill over the Place du Luxembourg.
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The euro's EUR= depreciation against the U.S. dollar has mainly to do with diverging monetary policies, as the U.S. Federal Reserve raises borrowing costs while the ECB has signaled no early change, Nowotny said.
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Yields on safe-haven German bunds headed towards 0 percent on Thursday, as investors sought shelter from diverging central bank policy around the world and the possibility of the U.K. exiting the European Union.
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He said uncertainties abroad and at home made monetary policy decisions hard, with external risks mainly global economic growth and Greece, Britain's referendum on EU membership and diverging policy among the largest central banks.
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LONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - New European Union rules may be needed to better protect consumers from cryptoasset risks and stop diverging national regulations from creating unfair competition, the bloc's banking watchdog said on Wednesday.
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Facebook's gamble to win the future of chat could create diverging interests from its user base, and we could just end up going back to good old SMS to talk to our friends. 8.
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Kaltenborn, who was the first woman to run one of the sport's teams, left two weeks ago after what Swiss-based Sauber called "diverging views of the future of the company" with the owners.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Three central banks, meeting on both sides of the Atlantic, will highlight the diverging fortunes of the world's biggest economies as they head into 2018 after an exceptionally tranquil year.
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Sterling steadied in early trade, having fallen to a four-month low against the dollar on Tuesday, as markets priced diverging prospects for growth and interest rates on the two sides of the Atlantic.
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However, it could prove tough to maintain the company's high valuation as emissions rules tighten, capital spending increases and the diverging interests of investors, racing fans, owners and collectors become increasingly difficult to balance.
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Lessons From Hurricane Harvey: Houston's Struggle Is America's Tale The Texas city's response to a powerful storm says much about polarized visions of the country and diverging attitudes toward cities, race, liberty and science.
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He richly crumples the straightforward approach of the film's predecessor, slipping in footage from his family's home movies and his own films, diverging into long, musing shots of the countryside and children watching films.
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Talks with EIG-backed Chrysaor to buy Siccar Point, which Blackstone owns alongside Blue Water Energy, ran aground in January on diverging price expectations, sources close to the process told Reuters at the time.
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Talks with EIG-backed Chrysaor to buy Siccar Point, which Blackstone owns alongside Blue Water Energy, ran aground in January on diverging price expectations, sources close to the process told Reuters at the time.
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The four major social media companies are all performing well, but the diverging moves that the corresponding stocks made coming off earnings were have been defined by investor expectations, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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For now, though, the opposite dynamic is taking root: Even the most ideologically similar candidates are diverging in their plans and moving away from consensus about how exactly to redesign the health care system.
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Since the city's monuments committee was formed, think tanks have issued policy papers outlining what they believe the the committee should be doing, and every party seems to have very strong and diverging opinions.
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The journey illustrates the diverging fortunes of the two British lenders bailed out by the government during the financial crisis with more than 20153 billion pounds ($85.2 billion) of taxpayers' money almost a decade ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro jumped more than half a percent on Tuesday as investors bought the single currency, betting on the diverging fortunes of the improving euro zone economy relative to its struggling U.S. counterpart.
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Around 26 minutes into the livestream you can see the rocket's first stage ignition come to an end, and soon afterwards the flight's telemetry data appears to show its course diverging from the intended route.
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But diverging views among a handful of contending parties in the election about how many immigrants to accept and where to shelter them could make the formation of the next government a complex, prolonged affair.
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Mester, speaking at a banking conference in St. Louis, said a potential risk is a strong U.S. economy diverging from global peers, "and that could feed back," she said, adding it wasn't an immediate concern.
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The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve's second interest rate hike in three months, underscoring the diverging policy paths of major global central banks.
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The diverging fortunes of St. Lawrence and nearby Clinton County, which shares a similar demographic profile, show how often factors such as location can make all the difference, and how hard they are to overcome.
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Sterling, on a roller-coaster ride driven by diverging opinion polls ahead of Thursday's national election, recovered after an attack on pedestrians in central London on Saturday drove a brief drop in early Asian trade.
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This creates one of the best intellectual growth experiences for me, because getting out of my head in this way arms me with the power of perspective and diverging approaches to achieving a singular goal.
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The dispute is one of several between the NATO allies, including diverging interests in Syria and U.S. objections to Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defense systems, that have contributed to instability in Turkish financial markets.
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Strong U.S. jobs data released last week brought into focus the diverging trends between a robust U.S. economy and its struggling European counterpart with a Citibank economic monitor showing the European index near 2018 lows.
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The frenzied dealmaking and diverging strike prices suggested dueling forces as investors grew nervous about the potential impact of the vote on the market - prices could fall or rise by as much as 5 percent.
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The Negative Outlook factors in the city's failure to improve tax and fee collection rates, leading to a diverging trend between operating performance on an accrual basis and operating performance on a cash flows basis.
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Yet even as Mr. Gac-Artigas rode the brakes with Ms. Gibes, cracks were appearing in his long-term relationship; his worldview was diverging from that of his girlfriend at the time, an investment banker.
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Mr. Mnuchin, at the hearing, would not commit to Tubman being featured on the note, diverging from the plan and timeline set by the Obama administration and leaving the decision to a future Treasury secretary.
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Imagine if they said they were willing to back politicians of either party who took diverging positions on any number of issues, so long as those politicians didn't violate any of the companies' core values.
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What's critical is that the prisms in the now diverging timelines are connected together, and the device has a "pad" that allows for limited communications between the two timelines before the pad expires its capacity.
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"The wealth tax proposals of presidential candidates Sanders and Warren offer fundamentally different policy choices with diverging implications for tax burdens, wealth preservation and implicit wealth caps in America," the economist wrote in a note.
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But the report, which is based on two surveys of employers and households that sometimes offer diverging pictures of the labor market, fits the pattern of an economy that's lost a measure of vitality recently.
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It was the race's focal point Friday, when Sanders' and Biden's diverging approaches to foreign policy and Middle Eastern conflict were on display in speeches Friday at town halls in eastern Iowa following Soleimani's killing.
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These groups are not regulatory agencies like the FDA — but their messages signify pretty diverging views from those coming out of public health in the US, where the harms of e-cigarettes have been emphasized.
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Capital Economics said if China and the U.S. can come to some sort of truce the Chinese yuan could still be under pressure from the diverging policy between the Fed and the Peoples' Bank of China.
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Lagarde said the diverging policy paths of major central banks had not led to massive and disruptive capital outflows in Asia, thanks to the cautious approach and clear communication by central bankers on their policy shifts.
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At a news conference following a meeting in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi, diverging positions were aired over Syria, Ukraine, Russian respect for civil rights, and allegations Moscow is interfering in other countries' elections.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Northern Irish party which props up Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday it would not accept any Brexit deal that saw Northern Ireland diverging either economically or politically from the United Kingdom.
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"I look forward to the Brunson family returning to the U.S." Relations between NATO allies Turkey and the United States are at a low point, hurt by Brunson's detention, as well as diverging interests in Syria.
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Nowotny, who heads Austria's central bank and is a member of the ECB's governing council, also told a news conference the euro's EUR= recent weakening against the U.S. dollar was largely driven by diverging interest rates.
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"I look forward to the Brunson family returning to the U.S." Relations between NATO allies Turkey and the United States are at a low point, hurt by Brunson's detention, as well as diverging interests in Syria.
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The central bank will keep its key interest rate on hold at 1.75% through to the end of next year at least, according to a Reuters poll, diverging from expected easing from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Spot gold prices have leaped almost 30 percent this year, as terrorist attacks, huge volatility in oil prices, the U.K.'s shock vote to leave the European Union and diverging central bank policies have worried investors.
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From there, the money is quickly laundered through a series of bank accounts that can be traced to Hong Kong and China, where the trail often goes cold because diverging regulations foil monitoring, CrowdStrike's Meyers said.
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The Wall Street forecasting firm, which has been in front of most peers when it comes to talking up the bull market, again is diverging from the pack when interpreting what the year's abysmal start means.
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The pastor row is one of several between the NATO allies, including diverging interests in Syria and U.S. objections to Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defence systems, that have contributed to instability in Turkish financial markets.
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While there were diverging opinions on the candidates among the Claflin and South Carolina State students who spoke to CNN, there was universal agreement on what made discussions about the presidential race on their campuses different.
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In the best of times, it's hard to predict currency movements — a difficulty that's compounded in a world in which central bank policies are rapidly diverging and countries are using currency devaluation to gain economic advantage.
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For gamers worried about exclusive Oculus titles and the diverging future of content support on virtual reality, OSVR is making a bid to take over the platform and ensure that content is available across all hardware.
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The sophomore season found the young characters (played by Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Millie Bobby Brown, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo and Sadie Sink) in somewhat diverging storylines as a dark force took control of one character.
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Despite the fact that they may have diverging views on a number of domestic issues, most of them share the same trait of being more much sensitive to foreign policy topics than the average American voter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A modest recovery underway in the global economy is at risk from economic nationalism and diverging central bank policies, the OECD said on Tuesday as it forecast only a slight pick-up in growth.
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Shortly before that, Graham said in a statement that a troop withdrawal would be an "Obama-like mistake," a jab sure to catch the attention of a president driven in part by diverging from his predecessor.
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The US military called for an end to clashes between Turkey, Syrian rebels and Kurdish fighters as the NATO ally pushed deeper into Syria, bringing the diverging priorities of the various American allies into stark relief.
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The dollar has been preferred over the yen because of the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan, which is expected to keep retain its monetary policy ultra-loose for some time.
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The asexual termites have an extra chromosome compared with the sexual ones, suggesting the two groups may now be diverging into different species, said Nathan Lo, an evolutionary biology professor also at the University of Sydney.
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But the diverging fates of the lines represented by letters and numbers can feel like A Tale of Two Subways — a system where some riders see signs of hope while others continue to endure constant pain.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel are struggling to get the planned merger of their European steel operations on track due to diverging values of their businesses, people familiar with the matter said.
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Hedge funds have resumed shorting the euro in recent weeks as expectations of a diverging trend in economic growth, and consequently interest rates have encouraged investors to borrow euros and invest the proceeds in U.S. dollars.
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The diverging policy paths between the BOJ, which is maintaining an ultra-loose monetary policy, and the U.S. Federal Reserve, which is embarking on an interest rate hike path, is also behind rising dollar-funding costs.
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These diverging trend lines, published Wednesday, are among the findings in the Monitoring the Future survey — a closely watched annual study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, or NIDA, of eighth, 10th and 12th graders.
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Gerdes will leave the company on June 30 "by mutual consent and on the best of terms amid diverging views on the future strategic focus of the company," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The pastor row is one of several between the NATO allies, including diverging interests in Syria and U.S. objections to Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defense systems, that have contributed to instability in Turkish financial markets.
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Put it all together, and Trump's plan does the opposite of what he promised: Rather than diverging from Republican orthodoxy in the direction of covering more people, it diverges in the direction of covering fewer people.
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A U.S. judge has ordered Google to comply with search warrants seeking customer emails stored outside the United States, diverging from a federal appeals court that reached the opposite conclusion in a similar case involving Microsoft Corp .
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It says Amazon believes "human-induced climate change is real, serious, and action is needed from the public and private sectors" — diverging sharply from decisions by the Trump administration to withdraw from the Paris international climate accord.
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Diverging from other central banks that have moved to unwind their stimulus programmes, the Bank of Japan said it was committed to keeping interest rates "extremely low" for the foreseeable future, and pledged to continue buying bonds.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union surprised global markets because investors underestimated how people around the world are diverging from the "political and business elites," Allianz Chief Economic Adviser Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC ON Friday.
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Fitch acknowledges that there could be some concerns regarding potential governance challenges that could arise over the longer term owing to the diverging interests that would likely develop between the owners of the two classes of stock.
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After Chad Radwell's (Glen Powell) corpse falls on top of Chanel Oberlin (Emma Roberts) in the chapel ruining their crash wedding, it's clear that the Green Meanie is diverging from his (or her) original pattern of victims.
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"By also financing investment projects or public investment programs in policy areas identified in the European Semester and preferably related to these reforms, potential growth, competitiveness and convergence could be raised especially in diverging countries," they said.
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Why it matters: The split reflects the diverging priorities of the Democrats, focused on links between Trump associates and Russia, and the Republicans, many of whom claim the real issue is leaking or, in this case, unmasking.
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No details were given about the 'diverging views' but board chairman Pascal Picci issued a separate statement, angrily rejecting speculation that it concerned the status of the team's drivers and a desire to favor Sweden's Marcus Ericsson.
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His comments signal a growing determination in the EU to tweak rules that could crimp the flow of credit from banks and markets to the bloc's economy - even at the risk of diverging from globally agreed norms.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A committee investigating a collision between an Iranian tanker and a Chinese freighter has come to diverging conclusions over the causes of the worst oil ship disaster in decades, Iran's state television reported on Saturday.
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Diverging momentum across the trading and wealth management business within the APAC division led to a 44% fall in pre-tax income to CHF7503 million for 1Q17, which also included a yoy higher CHF19 million restructuring charge.
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While Schwartz did not comment directly on Trump's stated policy goals, he noted widespread confidence that there will be stronger fiscal policy, diverging interest rates globally and a better economy, all things that drive Goldman's bottom line.
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We cannot use public restrooms without garnering backlash, and many trans women are often shamed by society for diverging from already-high expectations for women's bodies, from our height to our voices to what's in our pants.
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As viewers quickly found out, Bandersnatch splinters into so many diverging plot lines that even the creator of Black Mirror doesn't remember exactly how to access a secret post-credits scene containing a pretty bonkers Easter egg.
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In an experimentally significant number of cases where the subjects correctly intuited an object, brain activity began diverging from that recorded in incorrect guesses 100 milliseconds before the volunteers consciously registered a new picture had been presented.
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Myanmar now faces a stark choice between diverging paths: Protracted conflicts, some unresolved since independence in 1948, could spell a war-torn nation resembling Syria or Afghanistan, where civil wars have undermined civilian governance and empowered hardliners.
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The European Commission endorsed a new form of senior unsecured debt in November 2016 in an attempt to harmonise the increasingly fragmented European bank debt market, the result of diverging national approaches to meeting post-crisis regulation.
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But others familiar with the meeting said there was "quite a bit of pushback" from industry figures about Lord Hill's approach — notably the idea of the UK diverging from EU financial services regulation after the transition period.
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And Egypt is diverging from its traditional allies in some ways, by splitting from Saudi Arabia on Syria; it remains financially dependent on the kingdom and hopes to mend fences with the United States under Mr. Trump.
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This is a year, however, when polls are diverging from delegates, when the public is unusually fractured, and when both the electoral case for consolidation and the desire within the parties to consolidate might be unusually weak.
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Some cities fare so badly their players give up and leave early, while one game considers diverging from network—fully disconnecting from the other international games and simply playing out their own—in order to rebalance things.
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Growth of real gross domestic product (GDP) in the OECD area was unchanged at 20.4 percent in the first quarter of 20.6 but diverging growth patterns were evident in major economies, according to the economic organization on Monday.
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Pena Nieto has said the United States and Mexico should not pursue diverging policies on marijuana legislation and in April proposed a bill to allow Mexicans to carry up to an ounce of marijuana has stalled in Congress.
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With monetary policy in the U.S. and Singapore diverging – the U.S. looks set to tighten further, while the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was more dovish – ANZ expected the Singapore dollar NEER might head toward its lower bound.
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Sterling, on a rollercoaster ride driven by diverging opinion polls ahead of Thursday's national election, also recovered after a van and knife attack on pedestrians in central London on Saturday drove a brief drop in early Asian trade.
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These days, you can't have a successful open source project without setting up a foundation that manages the many diverging interests of the community and so it's maybe no surprise that Ceph is now getting its own foundation.
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"Longbow Finance SA regrets to announce that, by mutual consent and due to diverging views of the future of the company, Monisha Kaltenborn will leave her positions with the Sauber Group effective immediately," they said in a statement.
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"There's diverging sentiments on the role of U.S. funding," said a private sector energy executive who is working with PREPA to fix the networks and has been involved in strategy discussions with officials from FEMA and Puerto Rico.
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Investors played the diverging monetary policy outlook between the U.S. and Europe, where some market watchers were taken by surprise by the degree of dovishness in comments by European Central Bank policymakers at a policy meeting on Thursday.
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Fauci went on to criticize members of the media who he accused of seeking to drive a wedge between himself and the president by posing probing questions intended to expose their diverging views on matters of public health.
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Estranged by widely diverging temperaments and leadership styles, the two leaders have also clashed on substance — from climate change and military spending to Germany's chronic, yawning trade surplus with the United States, a particular bugbear of the president.
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It also shows that the European Union and the United States are diverging somewhat on sanctions policy after coordinating responses to Russia's military intervention in Ukraine and its 2014 annexation of Crimea, according to risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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"But the key issue is that we will have control of our rules, we will not be a rule taker, we will not diverge for the sake of diverging, we start from a position of alignment," he said.
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"The euro is close to testing an important support level at $20.6419 due to the diverging economic outlook between the euro zone and the United States," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior foreign exchange strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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They are challenging what has become an almost dogmatic belief for their party, and sharply diverging from President Trump as he pushes for what his administration has billed as the largest tax cut in at least a generation.
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"As funds continue to flow into the hands of indexers, stocks not included in prominent indices relentlessly lag, while the beneficiaries of such inflows move more or less in tandem, sometimes seemingly regardless of diverging fundamentals," Klarman said.
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Kuroda said it was "natural" for central banks to take diverging policy paths since inflation expectations were not anchored at 2 percent in Japan, unlike in the United States and Europe where they were moving around that level.
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The paper, obtained by Reuters, was prepared for euro zone finance ministers and International Monetary Fund talks last Monday, which ended without an agreement due to diverging IMF and euro zone assumptions on future Greek growth and surpluses.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday he saw no problem with major central banks diverging in their monetary policy paths, given each of them faces different challenges in their economy and prices.
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And the main reason earnings among blacks and Hispanics have been diverging from each other more slowly than they have among whites and Asians is that few members of the former groups become wealthy enough to join that group.
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We're now 5 years on from the mass protests on the Maidan, Kiev's central square, where Ukrainians with widely diverging values and visions of their country's future braved bullets to oust then-President Viktor Yanukovych, Moscow's man in Kiev.
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Zinke, an avid hunter and angler, emerged as a surprise pick to head the department in part because he has embraced federal stewardship of public land, diverging from the Republican Party's official position to sell off acreage to states.
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Washington's plan to impose sanctions on Iranian crude could strain already soured ties between the United States and Turkey - at odds over a host of issues from diverging interests in Syria to Ankara's ambition of buying Russian defense systems.
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The US Justice Department on Wednesday argued in a major federal lawsuit that a 1964 civil rights law doesn't protect gay workers from discrimination, thereby diverging from a separate, autonomous federal agency that had supported the gay plaintiff's case.
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"I very much expect that there is no interest among the decisive actors in Iran - the Iranian government, the Iranian president, and elsewhere - in diverging from the agreements made in Vienna last summer," Martin Schaefer told a news conference.
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The discord over the budget had fallen not just along Democratic and Republican lines; it was also fueled by the diverging priorities of the wealthier suburbs that drive the state's affluence and its larger cities, which are struggling financially.
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Harris's record as a "progressive prosecutor" has come up as potential point of tension for some more liberal voters who have accused her of diverging from her party's trend of taking a critical eye toward law-and-order policies.
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The confusion has extended to events following Soleimani's killing, as the administration offered diverging narratives about Iran's retaliatory attack on US forces in Iraq Wednesday and the departments of Treasury and State presented mismatched details on Iran sanctions Friday.
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Macro funds have taken in $13 billion in assets globally this year, Eurekahedge data shows, as investors bet that higher market volatility due to diverging interest rate outlooks in Europe and the United States will lead to better returns.
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Countries are also diverging in how banks' risk models for their broker dealers would be assessed, with some saying they would be approved immediately if they were to use the same model to the one they use in Britain.
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"CNN is a voice that really seems to be the voice out there and it's a terrible thing for our country," Trump said, diverging from his speech on protecting Medicare for seniors at an event in The Villages, Fla.
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A fifth of the 321 respondents said they were giving male employees similar options, a sign of how employers' travel policies are diverging as they react to the mosquito-borne virus and uncertainty about the way it is transmitted.
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And as a whole, it hammers home just how blatantly the TV show and its source material are diverging at this point in the story: Every single character who appears in it has apparently been omitted by the television series.
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From nominees diverging with Trump to senators seeking assurances that Trump's Cabinet would check his impulses to Democrats pulling out all the stops in mostly futile efforts to derail them, here are some of the top moments from the week's hearings.
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The two markets appear to be diverging as low bond yields flash a warning of potential economic weakness ahead, and stocks seem to have heard an all-clear about the virus, which has now killed 910 people, nearly all in China.
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The investment in copper, rather than thermal coal, also highlights the two markets' diverging fortunes as Beijing aims to wean China off its favorite fuel as part of its push to boost clean energy use and clean the country's toxic air.
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McNamara says the most important thing to him in developing an adaptation is in finding the truth of a character or storyline, and that diverging from the books' "facts" is sometimes necessary to make the best possible version of the show.
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A series of miscalculations, miscommunications, and diverging interests blurred the timeline of an already opaque conflict, and in the weeks and months after, conspiracy theories gained traction questioning whether American forces were actually there for what they said they were.
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Lower liquidity - which fuels volatility - led to the benchmark diverging more widely from the underlying spot price, according to the analysis of ICE and trading data, leaving gold buyers and sellers around the world with large unexpected gains or losses.
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Untrammeled by former teleologies of plot, characters who once faced death for diverging from "canon" are now allowed to experiment with their sexual and gender identities, pursuing new family structures and literally searching out narrators who will respect their pronouns.
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Gabriel, a member of the Social Democrats (SPD) - the junior coalition partner to Merkel's conservatives - said the German Finance Ministry and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) seemed to have such diverging stances that reaching an agreement "at this time seems impossible".
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Had Ghostbusters 2016 really taken the original's concept and made it into something fresh, it would've been vilified left and right for diverging from its sacred source material; since it tried to honor the original, though, it's seen as stale.
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Tresidor Investment Management will launch in the second quarter and invest across European high-yield bonds, leveraged loans, convertible bonds and sovereign debt, aiming to profit from changes in central bank policy, inflation and diverging financial regimes, one source said.
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They often have diverging goals, and there are sometimes violent clashes… EM: I think that's how the economy is structured, and we won't succeed in transforming the economy by choosing between startups and big companies — it wouldn't make any sense.
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It's clear that there are some diverging paths in the story — I've run it twice and experienced slightly different bits and pieces along the way, and passed by some points that looked like they could have branched off in other ways.
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British officials are also uneasy about the EU writing into the draft that London will maintain regulations in Northern Ireland to avoid diverging from EU rules in the Irish Republic and so avoid a "hard border" that could disrupt the peace.
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DUBLIN, Nov 22017 (Reuters) - The diverging trajectories of Britain and other major economies is set to be further laid bare in the coming week with London's budget forecasters poised to cut their growth outlook and data elsewhere likely to remain solid.
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"A combination of market positioning, such as the speculative record net long euro position, rising U.S. interest rates, and diverging economic performances has spurred the move," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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Though Germany is set for solid growth in the first quarter, diverging monetary policy expectations with the United States sent the "transatlantic spread" between German and U.S. 10-year borrowing costs to 222 bps, the highest in more than a year.
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Read more: The 2020 presidential election could come down to college students and that could be trouble for TrumpThe primary has been characterized by progressive and moderate candidates charting diverging paths towards healthcare reform, combating climate change, and alleviating economic inequality.
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That's according to research recently published in the Journal of Consumer Research, which details how the uneven distribution of responsibility for financial decisions and knowledge among couples in committed relationships sets the individual partners on diverging paths of financial expertise.
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The yawning gap between dollar and yen "cross-currency basis", a consequence of diverging U.S. and Japanese monetary policy as well as tighter banking regulation, was highlighted by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) in its quarterly review last week.
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Juggling diverging investor demands is nothing new at Europe's No. 3 insurer, which has long been at the heart of a tangle of cross-shareholdings interlocking the elite of Italian finance, but until now disputes have been all-Italian affairs.
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Just as he was careful not to call out any candidates by name, Obama didn't mention a specific policy proposal, but he did identify health care and immigration as issues where candidates might be diverging too sharply from public opinion.
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One form of that impact, like the blade of an ax, was on the very idea of the tree — and particularly on the tree as Woese had drawn it, using ribosomal RNA as the definitive signal of life's ever-diverging history.
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Diverging from the free-market path, Mr. Xi has involved his government more deeply in economic affairs, reining in China's private companies and insisting on more market access abroad for Chinese businesses while limiting opportunities for foreign companies in China.
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The backstop is strongly opposed by many lawmakers in May's Conservative Party and by the small Northern Irish party that props up her government as it could mean Northern Ireland diverging from the rest of the UK on regulatory matters.
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The stationary shootout between our heroes' mobile division and Negan's first line of defense forms a structural home base for the episode, a space the thread of the story can return to after diverging to the other factions on the ground.
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The photo — a rare one of them all together, amid their diverging lives and retreat from the political spotlight — was taken in May before Sasha, then a high school senior and weeks away from turning 18, left for her prom.
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"But forming a wide opposition project will still prove to be very difficult ahead of parliamentary elections, given the need to align diverging priorities ranging from the center-right Jobbik to Liberal Momentum," he said in a note before Sunday's vote.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel — estranged by widely diverging temperaments, worldviews, leadership styles and visions of Europe — had a breakthrough of sorts just before their brief meeting on the eve of the Group of 20 conference in Hamburg on Thursday night.
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"It's not that it's going to be storming or rainy or all that terrible, but we should see about a 15 mph sustained wind, with gusts up to 20," he tells the audience before diverging from a typical weatherman's shtick.
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We were curious about the gulf between these descriptions — and how two such diverging perceptions could map onto the same modest-sized Indiana city — and so we asked 2,200 adults to tell us something, anything, they associate with South Bend.
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The two NATO allies have been at odds over a wide range of issues: diverging interests in Syria, Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defence systems and more recently the case of Andrew Brunson, an evangelical pastor on trial in Turkey.
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Still, the dollar index was on pace to finish the quarter up more than 5 percent, supported mainly by diverging monetary policy - the idea that the U.S. Federal Reserve is going to normalize policy more quickly than other major central banks.
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The two NATO allies have been at odds over a wide range of issues: diverging interests in Syria, Ankara's ambition to buy Russian defense systems and more recently the case of Andrew Brunson, an evangelical pastor on trial in Turkey.
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Hours earlier, as the hearing began, Sessions didn't wait for his record on race to be brought up before addressing it, diverging from his prepared statement to address "head on" the very allegations that helped sink his nomination for a judgeship in 1986.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Sugar market players in Brazil are diverging widely about the size of the 2018-19 cane crop in the center-south, the world's largest sugar producing region, as erratic weather makes it difficult to assess the season's likely final tally.
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The dollar has been preferred over the yen due to the diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the Bank of Japan, which is expected to retain its ultra-loose monetary policy settings for some time in the face stubbornly sluggish inflation.
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Meanwhile, Carol has boomeranged, going from a timid woman unprepared to face the post-apocalypse, to one mercilessly adept at maneuvering it, to one guilty over her violent ways, and finally to someone who's found some sort of equilibrium between the diverging approaches.
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The backstop is strongly opposed by many members of parliament in May's Conservative Party and by the small Northern Irish party that props up her government as it could mean Northern Ireland diverging from the rest of the UK on regulatory matters.
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Around Wall Street Not on the same page: Financial markets showed the diverging path of U.S. and euro zone monetary policy, with Wall Street breaking new ground, the dollar perching near a 14-year high, and German bond yields touching record lows.
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Addressing a telecoms conference in Barcelona last month European digital commissioner Mariya Gabriel said Europe must have "a common approach" to the challenge of network security, warning there is a risk of fragmentation if Member States take diverging decisions "trying to protect themselves".
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They are also in line with growing criticism from investors, including U.S. activist fund Elliott, who have pointed out the diverging fortunes of the two groups since the venture was first announced last year and have asked Thyssenkrupp to seek better terms.
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Speaking in Paris, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Jeffrey Lacker said the fall in markets' expectations for inflation had given him "some pause" but that he saw nothing wrong in U.S. interest rates diverging from those of other major central banks.
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The two governments have been at odds over a wide range of topics - from diverging interests in Syria, to Turkey's ambition to buy Russian defense systems, and the case of evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson, who is on trial in Turkey on terrorism charges.
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In conducting their analysis, the Stanford researchers wanted to make sure that it was differences in concealed-gun laws, and not some other factor—diverging economic fortunes or police staffing, for example—that sent crime plunging in some places but not others.
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With coronavirus now slamming into the American economy, and potentially trillions in bailout support about to become available, SPI has good timing with its next target: getting U.S. states and local authorities to see and address widely diverging levels of social progress.
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It also helps explain SDCC's least understood but most enduring trait: It's less a single con and more a drastically diverging set of experiences for different kinds of fans and creators — and its different "parts" don't always coalesce into a coherent whole.
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Whether intended or not, the diverging messages between Mr. Trump and Mr. Moon could create a good-cop, bad-cop situation in which the South Koreans use the specter of a militant United States as leverage to win concessions from North Korea.
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But diverging from the text could take away from long and meaningful traditions if done without care, said Rabbi Tamara R. Cohen, chief of innovation at Moving Traditions, a Jewish organization that runs educational programs for teenagers and people who interact with them.
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With many ETFs' market prices diverging from the value of their underlying market holdings due to a liquidity squeeze, investors wanting to offload any significant holdings are having to sell at a discount of up to several percentage points to the underlying asset.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are closing in on a bill to repeal President Barack Obama's signature health care law, diverging from the House on pre-existing medical conditions and maintaining federal subsidies that proponents see as essential to stabilizing insurance markets around the country.
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Over a video chat, Elliott told me that he thinks of the player a bit like an actor on a stage, making interpretive choices about a character's movements, feelings, inflections, or invented backstories—but never diverging from the event of the play.
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But as the war appears to be winding down, some analysts say the aims of Russia and Iran are diverging: Moscow prefers a strong secular central government in Syria, while Tehran prefers a weaker government that would allow Iran-backed militias free rein.
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Two national polls released Sunday morning present diverging snapshots of where the presidential race stands: Hillary Clinton either has only a slight edge over Donald Trump — even after Trump's disastrous week — or she can start measuring the drapes in the Oval Office.
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The two governments have been at odds over a wide range of topics - from diverging interests in Syria, to Turkey's ambition to buy Russian defence systems, and the case of evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson, who is on trial in Turkey on terrorism charges.
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The Trump administration's rosy view of the economy is increasingly diverging from a decidedly more cautious outlook from other prognosticators, including economists at the Federal Reserve and elsewhere, who are warning that growth is slowing, in part because of the president's own policies.
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But his prolificacy is even more confounding when you dive into the records themselves; Suicidal Tendencies are oddly prone to re-recording earlier material with new lineups—not to mention diverging stylistically between releases, and even between songs on the same release.
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But even as the admissions scandal has placed Ms. Huffman and Ms. Loughlin side by side in the spotlight amid dozens of lesser-known parents, the actresses' roles in this real-life drama are actually quite different — and diverging by the minute.
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Though Germany is set for solid growth in the first quarter, diverging monetary policy expectations with the United States sent the "trans-Atlantic spread" between German and U.S. 10-year borrowing costs to 222 bps, the highest in more than a year.
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Just before he was ousted as secretary of State, Tillerson had cast the poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain as part of a "certain unleashing of activity" by Russia that the United States is struggling to understand – diverging from the White House's official response.
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While the plunging sterling has already sent many Irish farmers out of business and margins for many others plummeting to unsustainable levels, concerns are high that diverging standards and regulations may add to additional expenses in the form of tariffs in a post-Brexit world.
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"And so it makes me think that if speculators are record long, and it's diverging from what the dollar's doing, and I think the dollar goes up, then I think on balance, over this year, crude will massively disappoint to the downside," Pal said.
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The Cleganebowl also highlights the diverging paths that the stories have taken over the years: the Hound in the books has seemingly achieved some measure of peace, for example, while the show's iteration continues down his path of vengeance until it literally kills him.
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After calling for the euro to rise right until the U.S. election result, strategists have once again taken to forecasting a weaker euro owing to diverging monetary policy between the Fed and European Central Bank, as well as important elections in several euro zone countries.
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While the PBOC had been expected to stand pat and has not always followed the Fed in lockstep, the decision highlights diverging policy paths for the world's largest economies, with China's economy slowly losing momentum and facing more pressure from escalating U.S. trade tariffs.
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The data supported investor expectations that the Bank of Canada will leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1.75% this year, after the central bank made clear earlier this month it had no intention of easing monetary policy, diverging from some other major central banks.
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" These diverging approaches to music reveal how culture in the last half-century has transformed from a hallowed, intellectual pursuit—learning instruments, symphony attendance, "musical appreciation"—to an often solitary one that focuses around the primacy of actual media—record collecting, trivia, and "cratedigging.
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Denmark began diverging from European Central Bank actions at the start of last year when the crown came under huge upward pressure from investors believing the country would drop the euro peg, days after Switzerland scrapped its cap on the franc against the shared currency.
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Diverging from Trump's stated aim of seeking closer ties with Russia, Pompeo accused the Russian leadership of "aggressive action" in meddling in the November U.S. elections, of "asserting itself aggressively" by occupying part of Ukraine and of doing "doing nearly nothing" to destroy Islamic State.
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Second, the EU will do all it can in negotiations about its future relationship with Britain to keep ties close, adopting a highly conciliatory tone on security and defence co-operation in particular, and trying hard to prevent Britain from diverging far on regulation.
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In a further sign of diverging agendas and conflicting interests between the EU and the U.S., Brussels has also decided to propose higher capital requirements for U.S. and other top foreign banks operating in the EU, saying that this measure would increase financial stability.
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It's not that everything in the TV show has to be true to the book; we've seen many times over these eight episodes how diverging from Atwood's original text has served Hulu's adaptation well, especially as it expands the world of Gilead and beyond.
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The review of the reforms, started in late January, stalled in early February over details of the politically very difficult pension reform and diverging views between the euro zone and the IMF on how to make the economy and debt sustainable in the longer term.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A board member of South Korea's central bank said on Wednesday that stability of the price level should be at the heart of the bank's policy decisions even if it meant diverging from U.S. interest rates — which appear set to increase steadily.
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His fundamental respect for diverging viewpoints, his willingness to befriend people from different parties and philosophies, his intense desire not for political dominance but to get things done, and yes, his sense of humor, would have served our divided nation and fraught world well.
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Diverging views among lenders on the level of primary surplus Greece is likely to achieve and maintain from 2018 was one of the main reasons holding up an agreement on the reforms Athens needs to implement to get new cheap loans from the euro zone.
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NEWPORT, R.I. — Fast friends and sailing stars, Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have won Olympic gold and the America's Cup together in the last two years, but their career paths are diverging for the moment in their first attempt at the Volvo Ocean Race.
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With regional peace efforts faltering due to diverging interests among South Sudan's neighbors, many of us in civil society welcomed President Obama's personal engagement on his trip to Africa last summer, which led to a new a peace agreement signed in August of last year.
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The comedian Ali Wong and the comic actor Randall Park — who also co-wrote the film with Park's old friend, the playwright Michael Golamco — play the not-quite-a-couple, whose path to partnership is complicated by wildly diverging levels of career success and ambition.
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"If the market continues to trade off U.S. yields and diverging economic data between the U.S. and EU, it's hard to argue against the current direction in yields or the dollar," Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore, said in a note.
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The subpoena threat from Schiff and Nunes -- two California lawmakers who have often been at each other's throats on the committee over the past two years -- is a rare case where the diverging interests of the pair align when it comes to the special counsel's investigation.
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The finer details change from version to version, but the spine stays the same: an older, more established male star helps usher a younger female star into the spotlight, and the two strike up a passionate romance — only to have their relationship threatened by their diverging careers.
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Like all verses in the Bible — a diverse collection of texts written by a number of different authors over a period of centuries, and later collected and codified as a holy text — it must be read in context, and alongside other seemingly contradictory or diverging verses.
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DIVERGING FORTUNES Saturday's data showed that profits from the construction material and machinery industries helped cushion the fall in overall profits in the first half, likely due to higher government spending on infrastructure, which has supported some companies, such as railway equipment makers, miners and metal producers.
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WhatsApp insisted on having its own conference rooms, and, in the perfect metaphor for the two companies' diverging attitudes over privacy, WhatsApp employees had special bathroom stalls designed with doors that went down to the floor, unlike the standard ones used by the rest of Facebook.
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Diverging from the Obama administration's approach to the issue, which relied largely on filing complaints to the World Trade Organisation, Trump ordered a probe under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which lets the president impose restrictions on imports for reasons of national security.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve's second interest rate hike in three months, underscoring the diverging policy paths of major global central banks.
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Now that we're in a social media age where people have so many diverging sources for fashion inspiration, do you think we still have big moments like you're describing where the Mary J. Bliges and Salt-N-Pepas of the world can spark massive, urgent phenomenons?
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Neoconservatives can threaten to quit the Republican Party, or warn that the party is diverging from their values, but it looks increasingly like they may have it backward: that it is the Republican Party, as constituted by its voters and their policy preferences, that is rejecting neoconservatives.
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"It's the multiplicity of creators that give it that organic quality," Markus says, pointing to the diverging tones of the various franchises, from the far-out space opera of Guardians of the Galaxy to the comic clashes of the old and new worlds in the Thor films.
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The weird coincidence of these two shows beginning and ending within weeks of each other is tempting to read as an explanation for two rapidly diverging Americas that were miles apart in 2012 and feel as if they might as well occupy different realities in 2017.
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The findings also showed Americans diverging on what constitutes "fake news," with 65 percent saying it applies broadly to the editorial decisions outlets make over what topics to cover and 53 percent more narrowly defining it to apply only to the spread of factually incorrect information.
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The United States and Turkey, while themselves allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, have diverging interests in Syria, with Washington focused on defeating the Islamic State militant group and Ankara keen to prevent Syria's Kurds from gaining autonomy and fueling Kurdish insurgents on its soil.
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Diverging from the Obama administration's approach to the issue, which relied largely on filing complaints to the World Trade Organization (WTO), Trump ordered a probe under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which lets the president impose restrictions on imports for reasons of national security.
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Their opposing views on gun control highlight their diverging approaches to politics -- with Buttigieg seeking to show he is able to stake out a sober middle ground and could function effectively in Washington, and O'Rourke relying on more emotional appeals to those wishing to shake up the political system.
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Diverging a bit from the current strategy, the next iPhone is said to be released alongside two models that are the same size as the iPhone 7 (4.7-inch) and iPhone 7 Plus (5.5-inch), which will likely be called the iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus respectively.
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Yunnan Tin, which controls more than 18 percent of the global tin products market and more than 45 percent of the Chinese market, became financially stressed after diverging away from its core business to invest in unfamiliar areas, such as real estate, in the past years, its chairman said.
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Steel prices are diverging, with those for long products used in construction, such as rebar, remaining very high, whereas prices of flat steel products such as hot-rolled coil are "kind of weak because of the slowdown in manufacturing activity," said Richard Lu, an analyst at CRU in Beijing.
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May's spokesman repeated that the whole of the United Kingdom will leave the EU's single market and customs union but Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said it seemed impossible to Dublin that some form of hard border could be avoided if there are diverging regulatory regimes north and south.
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Except that, within a few years, it became clear that the world was breaking up again, that tragedy had come back on stage, that the alliances we believed to be unbreakable could be upended, that people could decide to turn their backs, that we could have diverging interests.
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Instead, the diverging decisions reflect an effort by different agencies trying to come to grips with a radically transformed media and telecommunications landscape, one where Silicon Valley companies are suddenly powerhouses in content creation, and traditional media companies exert vast influence over how information flows across the internet.
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Market focus in Europe was also concentrated on the forthcoming trade talks between the U.K. and EU. On Monday, both sides set out their diverging negotiating positions on a future relationship, setting up likely obstacles in forthcoming trade talks, as well as some areas where compromise could be found.
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While Hillary Clinton inspires intense feelings in her detractors, potentially implying scope for cognitive biases, her policies seem likely to be more or less in line with the current status quo, which has not led, according to the study, to the same kind of diverging returns among politically partisan hedge funds.
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China 'won't solve' North Korea for Trump While more voices are diverging from Beijing's official position, nobody seems to be suggesting that China is willing or able to bring more pressure to bear on its neighbor -- something US President Donald Trump has long insisted could fix the North Korea problem.
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BEIJING — Secretary of State John Kerry and his Chinese counterpart laid out diverging positions regarding the South China Sea on Tuesday, indicating that annual talks between the United States and China had done little to bridge the differences over what has become one of the most volatile issues in their relationship.
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Related: Turkey is attacking ISIS in northern Syria with help from US air power The US military called for an end to clashes between Turkey, Syrian rebels and Kurdish fighters as the NATO ally pushed deeper into Syria, bringing the diverging priorities of the various American allies into stark relief.
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In the Reputation era, Swift tended to indicate tenderness with black-and-white photos or sun-drenched pictures of her in monochromatic outfits, but as she put that phase to bed, she started diverging more and more from the black-and-white-and-red color story she'd built for herself.
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The authors of the "Diverging Patterns" paper — Shelly Lundberg and Jenna Stearns of the University of California-Santa Barbara, and Robert A. Pollak of Washington University in St. Louis – make the case that there are good reasons to think that children are key to the socioeconomic differences in marriage behavior.
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And there are diverging views within the party about what a no-deal exit would look like, with some lawmakers speaking of a "managed no-deal" that includes a two-year transition period, or a "mitigated no-deal" in which smaller deals are in place to cover key trade areas.
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If we are going through a true reckoning, there should be space for more authentically diverging points of view, a full range of feelings, space to hash through what is and is not sexual misconduct, which is an important and genuinely confusing question about which reasonable people can and will disagree.
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But neither side disguised continued frustrations: the European Union's Michel Barnier dismissed talk of Britain diverging from EU rules during any post-Brexit transition 18 months from now; Brexit minister David Davis urged him to stop stalling talks on future trade relations if he wants London to settle its accounts.
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"In addition, more medium-term questions around the sustainability of this government will remain given diverging views amongst coalition partners and the rise in support for (Deputy Prime Minister Matteo) Salvini which continues to provide him with an incentive to call for early elections if and when he sees fit," Kazmi added.
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Facebook Stories constantly adds new features, like this Blur effect I spotted today Facebook Stories constantly adds new features, like this Blur effect I spotted today While many relentlessly criticize Facebook for stealing the Stories from Snapchat, its rapid iteration and innovation on the format means the two companies' versions are sharply diverging.
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A soft Brexit is usually taken to refer to one that keeps Britain closely aligned with the EU. The objective is to minimise the disruption to trade, to supply chains and to business in general that would be created by diverging from the EU's regulations and standards, thereby reducing the cost of Brexit.
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If this is what a government with a Democratic president, a Republican FBI director, and various alliances leaking information to support their diverging agendas can do — throwing chaos into the mix days before Americans go to the polls — what might happen if the president himself tried to set an agenda of maximum vengeance?
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Yamamoto told the WSJ that diverging policies had caused the current market turbulence, a reference to the U.S. Federal Reserve embarking on an uncertain tightening path, hiking rates in December for the first time in nine years, while central banks in Japan and Europe were pushing into interest rates into negative territory.
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The North Atlantic right whales and bowhead whales split from the other baleens about 28 million years ago; among the rorquals, minke whales seem to have begun diverging more than 10 million years ago; and the blue and sei whales split from the remaining around five million years ago, the study found.
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Slack's slowing growth turns around as remote work booms A look inside one startup's work-from-home playbook Lime's valuation, variable costs and diverging categories of on-demand companies From Alex: The three of us were back today — Natasha, Danny and Alex — to dig our way through a host of startup-focused topics.
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In order to thrive as a society (as well as to achieve musical excellence), we must create a common frame of reference in which all individuals feel included despite their differences, one that minimizes the noise and cacophony of disagreement and allows us to fine-tune, through plurality and diverging points of view.
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It will be reflected in the diverging priorities world leaders emphasize, in the US criticism of the UN and withdrawal from international agreements, and in the message that some leaders will send of their continuing belief in the very concept US officials will push back on: the importance of international cooperation and institutions.
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"The biggest challenge in times of high uncertainty like this is to bridge the diverging pricing views between buyers and sellers, and to value an asset adequately," said Bruno Amaral, a partner at Grupo BTG Pactual SA, Brazil's top M&A adviser in the first quarter of this year, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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But the divide over mandatory buy-backs has offered the clearest view yet of their diverging approaches to politics -- with Buttigieg seeking to show he is able to stake out a sober middle ground and could function effectively in Washington, and O'Rourke relying on more emotional appeals to those wishing to shake up the political system.
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Charles Darwin himself suggested (first in an early notebook, later in "On the Origin of Species") that the history of life could be drawn as a tree — all creatures originating in a single trunk, then diverging into different lineages like major limbs, branches and twigs, with leaves of the canopy representing the multiplicity of living species.
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Look no further than the student loan crisis, in which millions of Americans have been saddled with a total of $2125 trillion in debt; the diverging gap between the rich and poor; or the US's middling upward mobility scores, which show American children are very likely to remain in the same income bracket as their parents.
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In the pre-DVR era, this made a lot of sense: When most regular viewers of a TV show tended to catch only four to six episodes over the course of its season, it was much more vital to provide them with a firm grounding in what the show was before diverging from it in the slightest.
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