Recovery rates are trending downwards, as competitive new car sale prices put downwards pressure on used vehicle prices.
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In the second quarter, it was revised downwards to 1.8 percent from 1.9 percent, while in the fourth quarter, quarterly growth was revised downwards to 1.5 percent from 1.6 percent.
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But this only happens while the wing is sweeping downwards.
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It can move easily upwards, and just as easily downwards.
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In turn, money is redistributed downwards in exchange for votes.
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"The spiral downwards is fueled by public policy," he said.
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There's a lot of bending upwards and downwards and fluctuating.
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An initial projection of 22020% was revised downwards in July.
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That has helped push prices in the Ukranian capital downwards.
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"The national epidemic situation clearly shows a downwards trend," it said.
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Inflation is low, but is in general moving sideways, not downwards.
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Like, for me, the months are on a ladder descending downwards.
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Rather than blasting sound downwards, the Beam redirected sound towards me.
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For Republicans, the numbers have either remained stagnant or trended downwards.
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The turns had towering walls that sloped downwards to the center.
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The dorsal ones sense the colour and intensity of light filtering downwards.
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Hell, try six, when people knew Flash was on a downwards spiral.
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At take-off, the flaps are pointed downwards to provide vertical lift.
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Hence, we expect the government to revise the tax collection target downwards.
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All facial features pointing downwards, he might have been about to cry.
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"It's an argument for yields to continue to inch downwards," he said.
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It's the bubble — I wouldn't say it's bursting, but it's sloping downwards.
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She twisted the corners of her mouth downwards in a permanent frown.
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European bond yields followed U.S. Treasuries downwards to hit new record lows.
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The issue is that men like this compliment downwards: it's inherently patronizing.
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Once you start trying to control violence, you're on a downwards slope.
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Even prior to the minister's remarks, oil had already begun edging downwards.
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Couples held each other, slumped forward in their chairs and gazing downwards.
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This has pushed the relative cost of living in the city downwards.
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Her photo is still on the screen, her face tilted slightly downwards, flatteringly.
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Moreover, projections of life expectancy in America may need to be revised downwards.
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Mr Trudeau's approval rating is still above 50% but has been trending downwards.
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The anti-immigration, anti-Islam politician's score then took a largely downwards path.
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Sterling added half a percent to $1.2646, buoyed by the dollar's move downwards.
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This value is then projected downwards and gives a downside target near 107.
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The downwards spiral comes shortly after Trump fueled the trade war against China.
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In the Northeast, temperatures are expected to trend downwards slightly Tuesday and Wednesday.
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On the Spot, there's a 1.4-inch speaker inside that blasts sound downwards.
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The roof angles downwards and hangs over the porch, supported by wood beams.
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The bank also revised downwards its 2020 growth forecasts to 2.3% from 3.8%.
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Then it got so bad that it started at some point going downwards.
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Scott's driving percussion reverberated downwards towards the building's foundation and outwards at the viewers.
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Using the same brush, he smudges the lines downwards, creating a seamless smoky effect.
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"We think there could be a risk that (earnings) would head downwards," she said.
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Because of the mosquito's short wing stroke, the wing doesn't beat downwards for long.
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So there is a long-term trend downwards, which accelerated in the Great Recession.
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It's a downwards spiral in our industry, and it's very hard to escape from.
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During that period, earnings rose steadily until last year — when they spiked sharply downwards.
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Other deep ice drills use lasers or superheated water to make their way downwards.
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Roots naturally grow in many directions, but they often course-correct to point downwards.
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Perry is staring downwards, before looking up into the camera when she starts talking.
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When the results came in the average penis size was once again, revised downwards.
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Then start wrapping it around the cone, moving downwards until you reach the base.
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In fact, Nigeria's stocks have been on a downwards trajectory for over a month.
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With the cult-favoriteDyson Supersonic professional hair dryer, he blew-dry her hair downwards.
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The number of deaths initially stood at 248, but was revised downwards Wednesday morning.
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Thirty-three states have had to revise their revenue forecasts downwards in the past year.
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Midwestern farmers look at parallels with the 219s whenever their cyclical industry is heading downwards.
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She tilts her head downwards in this gesture of modesty and veneration toward her groom.
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The overall trend, either way, is downwards as steeply as the edges of Eagle Butte.
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"The market has been priced too wide, as growth has been revised downwards," Kjaersgaard said.
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"For most of the emerging world the growth revisions are clearly downwards," noted HSBC's Henry.
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Stocks, meanwhile, continue their downwards march to the tune of another net 300-tonne fall.
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However, the effect is to amplify any existing trend, which right now is firmly downwards.
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Ubisoft also revised downwards its sales and operating profit targets for fiscal year 2015/16.
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Athens has raised just 4.4 billion euros so far and has repeatedly revised targets downwards.
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In the medium- to long-run, innovation should push energy prices downwards, Mr Nolan believes.
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This is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it downwards.
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If the outlook for economic growth turns downwards, these growth forecasts will be at risk.
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They peaked at 394 rupees ($5.64) in August 2018, and have staggered downwards ever since.
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Ubisoft also revised downwards its sales and operating profit targets for fiscal year 1003/16.
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When Smashie dives, the hammer drops downwards, its swing regulated by a slow, rotating cam.
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The uptick is a reversal from earlier years, when anti-Semitic incidents were trending downwards.
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It sent Shafik on a downwards spiral, and she killed herself at the age of 66.
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Before you reach the other side of your head, direct the braid downwards towards your nape.
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It's almost akin to wax melting, and with gravity the structures are "dripping" or migrating downwards.
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It also has a weight distribution that is shifted downwards, and the spine is more curved.
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In a normal economic environment, we will see the price direction is rather upwards than downwards.
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Now, while unemployment in the euro zone is edging downwards, southern European labour markets are lopsided.
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The path takes a turn downwards into a set of caves that hold a hidden temple.
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Philips Hue's Adore ceiling fixture projects light in a glowing effect from the sides and downwards.
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But as The Economist went to press, bitcoin's price was $4,1003, and trending downwards (see chart).
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Because Bolloré SA in turn owns them, its balance-sheet and income must be adjusted downwards.
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Following a period of stability in early 2017, sterling has once again started to slide downwards.
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This time, the moves have mostly been downwards, with some days seeing falls of over 20%.
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Melt crayons by applying heat with a hairdryer, pointing it downwards to create a splattered look.
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"We are in state of downwards risk on the activity side," the ECB council member said.
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What a beautiful example of a Twitter interaction that didn't spiral downwards into rage and recrimination.
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Ever since the mid-00s, it's been a downwards slope for Sony console sales in Japan.
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This value is then projected downwards from the neckline to give the downside target near 13,900.
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Project this downwards from the new position of the neckline and the downside target is 12,500.
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The average age for sitting a GMAT test to get into business school is trending downwards.
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How funny it'll seem to come out among the people that walk with their heads downwards.
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And then the age of death dipped downwards, clustering again around 115 between 1999 and 2010.
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The two cushions sloped downwards towards the center, where he sat, tonight and always, just slightly.
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There was no underground passages involved that time though he did flee downwards, into a ravine.
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These figures are now trending downwards as a result of the impact of the Trump appointments.
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It was then revised downwards to the 5.125 percent area, before tightening further to 5 percent.
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"The show was going downwards at that time," Mr. Dicks told Doctor Who Magazine in 1990.
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My eye scrolled downwards to see that Jake wasn't wasting any time: He wanted to meet up.
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We have revised downwards our gold price forecasts because we think that investors will continue to liquidate.
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Earlier on Tuesday, data showed business climate going slightly downwards in France in the month of October.
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The process repeats, the coin speeds up, the funnel deepens and narrows, the coin goes ever downwards.
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge and Note 7 is a single display with two edges that curve downwards.
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You attach the C4 to create an explosion that comes from above, so the device initiates downwards.
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This value is then projected downwards from where price moved below the uptrend line in March 2013.
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Most of the moves of late have been downwards, with some days seeing falls of over 20%.
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So far this year the clear trend has been downwards with a 27,654-tonne, 0003-percent fall.
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The goats rip out the grass roots, further degrading the rangeland and reinforcing the vicious downwards cycle.
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Sterling seized on the dollar's spiral downwards, hitting a day's high of $1.3026 before settling at $1.2991.
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Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
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But those benchmarks may no longer be appropriate: male labour-force participation has been drifting downwards for decades.
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Policymakers said in their statement the risks to growth were tilted downwards, but had improved on the margin.
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The Chinese government has long been accused of massaging its calculations of GDP upwards and pollution indices downwards.
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"The government and insurgency can both be heading downwards," he said, making a dipping motion with his hands.
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The tones are constantly moving upwards or downwards, but they never seem to reach a pinnacle or nadir.
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Athens had projected the economy would expand by 1.8 percent this year, revising downwards a 2.7 percent forecast.
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"We don't know all the results," is how he started his speech, looking downwards with a slight grin.
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With their tired tropes about spiralling downwards and the "tawdry self-congratulation" of recovery, such stories defy originality.
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The waves of discord, it seems, will never end; the notes move gradually downwards, conveying death and decay.
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Rarely do we think downwards: about the intricate webs of pipes and cables that lie beneath our sidewalks.
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But it's better to think of this "stack" as really a system of pointers, in this case downwards.
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Productivity growth is slowing, sick leave costs are growing and Sweden is sliding downwards in international education tables.
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This has the effect of widening the stops so the move downwards is not slowed by incremental selling.
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Some, such as ice-cream will be adjusted upwards, while others, such as yogurt, will be adjusted downwards.
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Russia's economy minister on Wednesday revised the 2019 estimate for the rouble downwards to 66.4 roubles per dollar.
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What's moving the copper price downwards is the threat of future economic slowdown resulting from escalating trade tensions.
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If inflation hits the target in good times, but undershoots it in bad, inflation expectations could drift downwards.
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Polonsky indicated in court that state prosecutors had later revised that sum downwards to under 3 billion roubles.
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"The sponge bath should start with washing the face and working downwards until you are done," says Daryznkiewicz.
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Click the downwards-pointing arrow next to your workspace's name at the top of the left sidebar.2.
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With a mixed-bristle brush, fully tease each ponytail, dragging the brush downwards from the ends of the hair.
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Unable to use the normal feed motion to guide the drill downwards, NASA had Curiosity's arm do the work.
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Surprised riders lost their balance, tumbling downwards and causing a dangerous pileup at the bottom of the moving stairway.
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The deeper the water, the more likely it is to be contaminated by chemicals such as arsenic seeping downwards.
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BMCI's Support Rating would also be downgraded if Morocco's Country Ceiling is revised downwards by at least two notches.
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But so far in 2016 a 28% lurch downwards in oil prices has coincided with turmoil in global stockmarkets.
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The distance between the neckline and the top of the head is measured, and this distance is projected downwards.
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There was no distress call before it lost contact, changed course and began to spiral downwards over open water.
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Same-store sales growth for 2019 was revised downwards to about 1.5% from the previous outlook of about 2.0%.
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Many of them have spiraled downwards since their prime, but some stores, like Hot Topic and Claire's, still exist.
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You feel lonely and broken, and in addition to all the mental stress, you often spiral downwards physically too.
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The news of the milestone game comes at a time when HQ Trivia's downloads have been trending slightly downwards.
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In the picture, Pink can be seen looking downwards as she holds bits of blonde hair in her hands.
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The International Monetary Fund revised downwards its growth forecasts for the U.K. whereas it kept its global outlook unchanged.
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Her mouth curved downwards, even when laughing, and two hard lines led from her mouth down to her chin.
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All international organisations and governments are revising downwards their growth projections due to Brexit-related uncertainty and impact on demand.
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Having a partner, on the other hand, saw happiness rise by 0.6, while losing it saw the same impact downwards.
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A cocktail of lower-for-longer margins and political chaos means investors will have to revise such heady expectations downwards.
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Dollar-denominated growth rates have oscillated but clearly trended downwards and are now firmly in the single digits (see chart).
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A "falling wedge" is an elongated triangle that slopes downwards with the price rebounding lower between two converging trend lines.
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"The corn market has done its job in moving downwards since the USDA report," said Nathan Cordier, of consultancy Agritel.
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On a rollercoaster, riders climb upwards slowly, their suspense building, then plunge downwards quickly, their stomachs lagging a little behind.
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"A system that rests on anything other than authority downwards and responsibility upwards cannot really make decisions," he tells Strasser.
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Lumia sales are now trending downwards, and Microsoft appears to have no plans to continue to use the Lumia brand.
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I need to know, because if podracing is trending downwards then it's time to unload some mint-in-box commodities.
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It also adjusted downwards the company's net income for 2015 by 58.5 percent and that of 2016 by 25.4 percent.
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And timing this market's next major move, widely assumed to be downwards, is going to be an equally problematic exercise.
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"Occasionally you just can't help it and then you have to hope people don't rotate the 360 downwards," he said.
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The investment bank also revised downwards the rate at which it expects people to replace their devices, even in China.
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Britain's large current account deficit has also made sterling vulnerable, while drastically poorer liquidity last week exacerbated the move downwards.
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Which is why the LME decided to re-open a window for downwards adjustments on a "one-off exceptional basis".
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Each participant will have a private room and stay in a bed inclined at 6 �� with the head end downwards.
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Athens had projected that the economy would expand by 1.8 percent this year, revising downwards a previous 2.7 percent forecast.
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"A lot of companies close to the consumer have guided downwards in terms of outlook for the UK," McPherson said.
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He's promoted five more coins since then, and in every case the spike was swiftly followed by a price correction downwards.
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Roberto Izikson, a pollster and political scientist with Cadem, told Reuters Pinera's ratings were already trending downwards before the protests began.
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Or you can slide it down the base of a penis with the vibrating portion pointed downwards to stimulate the scrotum.
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What emerges is a clearer long-term trend downwards in dollar holdings and a sharp sell-off last year (see chart).
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BMCI's, SGMB's and Eqdom's SRs could also be downgraded if Morocco's Country Ceiling is revised downwards by at least two notches.
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As a result, the banks' Support Rating Floors (SRFs), which underpin their IDRs, have been revised downwards to 'BB+' from 'BBB-'.
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Global economic forecasts for 230 are still being revised downwards and the rate of defaults on corporate bonds is rising sharply.
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She kept shouting and jabbing her finger downwards, so I laid all the way down on my stomach on the floor.
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Turn the bottle upside down and quickly shake it downwards, stopping abruptly so that the sauce moves into the bottle neck.
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This is by design and by directing sound downwards, the audio's actually reflected off the surface it's on and dispersed outwards.
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" On "Half Man Half Shark," his sudden, uncontrollable spiral downwards is articulated starkly: "Simple soft thoughts / Simple soft thoughts become menacing.
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From 2011 to 2017, with six more judges, that had trended even further downwards, to 28 percent shorter than federal guidelines.
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The world economy is also taking a hit and therefore recreational spending and travel is on an escalating downwards trend too.
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Even though, the approval rating of Trump is on the downwards trajectory regardless of the direct impact from Trump-Ukraine scandal.
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Ideally, you will vibe with your virtual body on the screen, and let your physical self slide downwards too in these moments.
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Analysts are anticipating a downwards revision of the U.K.'s macroeconomic forecast given Prime Minister Theresa May's commitment to a hard Brexit.
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The Phantom 33 Advanced will still only have forward and downwards obstacle avoidance, unlike the Pro version's backwards and side obstacle avoidance.
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This is because the air contracts into a smaller volume at low temperatures, giving warm air above it room to expand downwards.
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But LafargeHolcim tweaked downwards its view for Europe in the fourth quarter, saying it now expected demand growth only across most markets.
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Your classic vampire typically has extended eye teeth (or canines), which extend downwards from the upper jaw, as to better facilitate biting.
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"It's very clear that in current times of economic growth Italy needs to put its debt on a downwards trajectory," he said.
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In 2017, the number of Catholics in Germany inched downwards by 270,000 to 23.3m but they remain the country's largest religious group.
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All of this data is taken by blasting air to create sound traveling downwards to the seafloor, then measuring the acoustic response.
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The weight of the toy will pull the entire pelvic floor and internal clitoris downwards, resulting in an orgasm for the books.
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While the number of murders in the capital is still above the average since 403, the direction of travel is now downwards.
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If you introduce a consumption tax hike when the economy is already weak or heading downwards, you are worsening the economic trend.
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He threw the ball in the style of a cricket bowler and, similarly, swung the bat downwards as if protecting the wicket.
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"This is a remotely tripped explosive, which bounds in the air and fires steel or tungsten bullets downwards," the minister told reporters.
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When drawn for individual countries, charts of this kind tend to slant upwards (the rich gain more than the poor) or downwards.
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By allowing the currency to float downwards, much-needed support might be provided to the economy through a more competitive export sector.
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Short-term volatility has been trending downwards since early 215 and in January fell to its lowest since August 22017 (tmsnrt.rs/2FFcbQp).
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Driving up under his opponent's armpit with his underhook, Hakuho would use the returning force to pivot and spiral the opponent downwards.
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The mid-woofer is integrated directly into the speaker's frame while the tweet fires downwards into a wave guide for better range.
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Short-term volatility has been trending downwards since early 215 and in January fell to its lowest since August 22017 (tmsnrt.rs/230FFcbQp).
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It is meant to prevent loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall sending the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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"I think that page on Amazon's AWS page is using old numbers, and they have little initiative to round downwards," Scott wrote.
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With expected earnings still at or near all-time highs, there's definitely a lot of room for them to be re-rated downwards.
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Then, the pro pulls each section taut as he blow dries it with the Dyson Supersonic dryer, with a narrow nozzle pointed downwards.
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Muloni said Uganda's gross crude reserves had also been revised downwards after new reservoir analyses, to 6 billion barrels from 6.5 billion previously.
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Preliminary results are often revised downwards a few points for the final number, so a clearance rate of 247% or lower is possible.
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Deep lake water is generally already 39.2 degrees, meaning there isn't a temperature gradient to pull water downwards as it melts off ice.
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City officials have worked from the highest-density districts, with 27% occupancy rates, downwards, reasoning that demolitions there stabilise prices for more people.
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Instead of shooting the basketball up like you normally would (to make the shot follow a parabolic trail), the Globetrotter shoots it downwards.
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After spending about two decades on a steady march downwards, manufacturing's share of the labour market appears to have all but stopped falling.
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The agency had reported a trade surplus of $762 million in May but revised that figure downwards on Friday to C$556 million.
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The agency had reported a trade surplus of $214.8 million in May but revised that figure downwards on Friday to C$274.8 million.
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MEXIM's ratings may also be notched downwards from the sovereign's if Fitch believes that the sovereign's propensity to support the bank has diminished.
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It's durable, powerful, and its unique design forces contents downwards into the blades so you'll never end up with a chunky final product.
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This means the side bezels are thicker instead of curving downwards into the metal frame, but I would hardly call it a dealbreaker.
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Although some dispute the magnitude of that statistic, Eisenberg says, he also notes it's impossible to argue that male fertility isn't trending downwards.
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While its overall user numbers aren't going south, the time they choose to spend on the app daily has been slowly trending downwards.
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Ligamentolysis [surgery] involves cutting some of the penis ligaments, which allows part of the "hidden" penis to move downwards and outside the body.
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As recently as December it was raising rates away from those set by other central banks; now it is moving downwards with them.
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"Without stronger potential growth, the cyclical recovery we are now seeing globally will ultimately converge downwards to those slower growth rates," Draghi said.
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The jobless rate remains stubbornly higher than the European average - even if Hollande maintains that monthly figures show the trend now pointing downwards.
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The once-almighty Socialists have all but disappeared in France and the Netherlands, and their support is spiralling downwards in Spain and Italy.
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It's something I've realized as I watch these developing countries move toward democracies: They tend to spiral downwards into various sorts of illiberalism.
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WHEN communism crumbled in the Soviet Union, 25 years ago this week, the Chinese Communist Party seemed to many to be heading irreversibly downwards.
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The UAE revised downwards its expectations for economic growth in 2019, to 2% this year from 3.5% earlier, the central bank said in May.
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"One time, I was watching Netflix with him and after a few minutes he put [two] legs downwards like a human," Kuzmychova told Metro.
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In 2017 environmental and climate considerations led S&P Global to alter 106 corporate ratings, mostly downwards, roughly double the number two years earlier.
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He starts off in a dismal position—running an office in one of Britain's most boring towns—and then proceeds to fall ever downwards.
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MCAS is meant to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall and send the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryNot only is the average trending downwards, new research shows that ice up north has been doing poorly every single month.
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From there you kind of need to pretend your hand is grabbing an imaginary bow while letting your fingers dangle downwards toward the phone.
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It is meant to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall and send the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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However, gold continues to see downwards pressure from outflows in exchange traded funds and a firmer dollar, MKS PAMP Group said in a note.
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This includes changing to outdoor light bulbs that emit soft yellows and aiming them downwards to get a better view of the night sky.
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The software is designed to prevent a loss of lift which can cause an aerodynamic stall, sending the plane downwards in an uncontrolled way.
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"It will literally be solid, probably spherical raw diamonds that keep growing while falling downwards towards the cores of Neptune and Uranus," Kraus wrote.
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This has led AllTheRooms to revise downwards its prediction of revenue from Airbnb bookings in London this year from $803 billion to $280 million.
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This has led AllTheRooms to revise downwards its prediction of revenue from Airbnb bookings in London this year from $1.24 billion to $812 million.
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Staring at the jutting pieces, Samira began to feel as if the majority of them had shifted downwards since her landing the previous day.
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Then, she created another ponytail from the temple back, directly under the first ponytail, before working downwards and repeating the process two more times.
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Sterling weakened sharply to $1.24 after Johnson failed to appear at the press conference, after having trended downwards during much of the day's trading.
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If that was the case then we were about to see a descent into a -- a sort of spiral downwards into a trade war.
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If price breaks below the trend line, then the same value is projected downwards from the point of the breakdown to set the downside targets.
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Mrs Clinton would keep the national debt more-or-less on its current path, raise overall taxes and spending, and redistribute from the rich downwards.
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Emefiele said Nigeria's foreign reserves were rising again and that the exchange rate was stable, with inflation trending downwards - a positive sign for the economy.
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A fall below this step 1003 level in February set an immediate downside target near 113, which was rapidly reached in a single downwards move.
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"I think it could be a slow adjustment downwards (in risk assets) for a month or two months but its hard to guess," he added.
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Around [Nick's] stomach, I use the Artis brush to pull the hair to the middle line and go downwards, which can help shape the abs.
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When China formally entered the WTO in 2001, it could benefit from tariffs between the EU and America that had been haggled downwards for decades.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS AND SUPPORT RATINGS The Long-Term IDRs of ABB, Expressbank and Sogelease would be downgraded if Bulgaria's Country Ceiling is revised downwards.
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But in late September, Twilio peaked at $68.97 and started sliding downwards — a slide that only accelerated when the company announced a secondary share sale.
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It was not immediately clear whether the Ethiopian crew chose to re-deploy the system, which pushes the Boeing 737 MAX downwards to avoid stalling.
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"He struck a solidly neutral tone, in contrast with the market view that sees the (Federal Open Market Committee's) next move as downwards," Carnell said.
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Traders said money market rates trended downwards after the monetary authority on Thursday repaid around 200 billion naira worth of open market bills that matured.
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"I expect us to be in a sideways trend over the coming month, although the longer-term trend is still a downwards one," said Perry.
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But somewhere in the mix is the thorny issue of trading fees, hiked at the start of 28 and readjusted downwards in August last year.
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"You must go very fast… bit of weight on that board!" she says, laughing, gesturing downwards to imply that he is a large, heavy human.
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"It really looks like the (gold price) momentum is carrying downwards based on the trade talks rhetoric, which seems to be constantly bettering," Innes said.
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For May, Eurostat revised its overall estimates downwards by 10 basis points, to 1.2 percent for the monthly and 3.9 percent for the annual reading.
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South Africa's consumer price inflation has been on a largely downwards trajectory since early 2016, hitting a seven-year low of 3.8 percent in March.
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"In the future, China's overall steel demand will fluctuate downwards and overcapacity is likely to persist for a relatively sustained period of time," he warned.
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On economic growth, he forecasts the company will grow faster than Brazil's GDP, at a time when many banks have revised their 2020 forecasts downwards.
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Bank of Greece Chief Yannis Stournaras on Monday warned the delay was creating uncertainty and risked forcing a downwards revision of growth forecasts this year.
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But if it comes just as the cycle appears to be turning downwards, the news may not give the firm's shares the tune-up they deserve.
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Economic growth might be hurt, but the movement of cash in the economy and with it inflation might improve due to a redistribution of money downwards.
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Christian Gattiker-Ericsson, the chief strategist and global head of research at Julius Baer bank, said the likely next step for oil prices was back downwards.
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Engineering managers probably have the most challenging role, since they both need to sell upwards and downwards within an organization in order to maintain safety standards.
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Oakam's boss, Frederic Nze, says that its cost-income ratio is 50%, and trending downwards to below 40%, compared with 57% for a typical doorstep lender.
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"Then I heard a crackle and turned to the right and saw at least two officers, might have been three, shooting, guns pointed downwards," she said.
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Given the risks associated with blindly digging downwards, however, it's a problem that could definitely benefit from a little more conversation, and a lot less action.
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Soon after that he split with coach Andre Agassi, then removed Radek Stepanek from his team as his career continued to spiral downwards into the abyss.
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Some reckon the drop in interest rates reflects a downwards shift in underlying trend growth, a phenomenon Larry Summers of Harvard University has dubbed "secular stagnation".
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The upside is that legal services will be much cheaper and more accessible for the average person, although individual lawyers may see their incomes driven downwards.
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Mexican economic growth projections have been revised downwards multiple times this year, mostly due to uncertainty regarding Trump's potential trade and investment policies toward the country.
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But later Wagner flips it on its head—with the notes now moving downwards—to signify its opposite: the inevitable decay and death of the gods.
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The average age of people sitting to take their GMAT test for business school is trending slightly downwards, from 26.5 in 2014 to 26.0 in 2018.
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Earlier this week, the MAS and the trade ministry also revised its 2019 headline inflation forecast downwards, from 1-2 percent to 0.5 to 1.5 percent.
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We believe as the Street re-rates the company lower as an auto company versus a technology company, it's price-to-book ratio will trend downwards.
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Finally, SGMB's Support Rating would also be downgraded if Morocco's Country Ceiling is revised downwards by at least two notches, which Fitch also views as unlikely.
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Finally, Eqdom's Support Rating would also be downgraded if Morocco's Country Ceiling is revised downwards by at least two notches, which Fitch also views as unlikely.
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The fans are mounted on the fixed wings of its aircraft and blow downwards for a vertical take-off or landing and backwards for forward flight.
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Wheat futures edged lower as traders revised U.S. stocks by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) downwards against large global supplies that maintained strong export competition.
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Rather than unrolling upwards out of its box, the TV will instead roll downwards from the ceiling; sort of like a projector screen without the projector.
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The hefty swing downwards come amid huge gyrations in import volumes in recent months that traders based across China say reflect unpredictable government policies on imports.
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By contrast, ornithischians have differently-shaped hip regions, where the pubis bone is rotated so that it points downwards and backwards, as also occurs in living birds.
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As you buy things, by syncing Scrip with NFC-enabled "cash register" machines, the texture of the gadget's surface changes, and those light-up numbers tick downwards.
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Even as the global proportion of poor people continues to drift slowly downwards, large pockets of poverty will persist, and some of them are likely to swell.
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When the oil price fell, the downside targets were calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it downwards below each new support level.
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The Cuban government last month revised sharply downwards its estimate for full-year visitors arrivals to 4.3 million from an original goal of more than 5 million.
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A major TV star in the 1950s, Rick's career has spiraled downwards, leaving him begging for guest spots as the "heavy" (read: villain) on various network shows.
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"As rates trend downwards, we are likely to see domestic institutions shift back towards higher equity allocations and underpin a rerating of the market," de Vilder said.
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But whatever you do, don't go too far, because they could start to grow downwards instead of upwards, which could alter the shape of your brow completely.
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Seismic reflection profiling is a technique geologists use to peer deep into Earth's crust, by measuring the reflection and refraction of seismic waves as they travel downwards.
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There were only a few slimy, downwards-facing branches that I'd sit on and try to follow Anthony's instructions on using the carabiner thingys to do... something.
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This week the IMF once again revised its forecast for Brazilian GDP downwards, to a year-on-year contraction of 3.8% (after a similar fall in 2015).
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Fitch expects Ocean Spray's leverage will end fiscal 2016 in the mid 2x range with expectations that leverage will continue to trend downwards over Fitch's forecast horizon.
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Not every market participant is as confident as Citi on a rise for stocks this year, and some have warned on a longer trend downwards for equities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. stocks of distillate fuel oil, which have been trending downwards all year, now look tight following disruption to major refineries caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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"The relationship is spiraling downwards, and the risk of a miscalculation or accident is only increasing," the Council on Foreign Relations Asia studies director Elizabeth Economy wrote.
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The central bank revised downwards its average inflation forecast for this year to 4.5 percent from an earlier estimate of 4.6 percent at its meeting last month.
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I drew myself: the representative of an individual in despair, with hands palm outstretched outwards and downwards in the manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad.
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Still, its share price slid downwards from recent all-time highs, as profit and revenue growth both showed deceleration, and expenditure at the firm continued to grow.
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In January, Malaysia revised its 2016 growth projection downwards to 4.23-4.5 percent from 4.0-5.0 percent on expectations of a sustained slump in global crude prices.
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Earlier, mixed data showing the employment rate in Britain at a record high but earnings excluding bonuses growing more slowly than expected had nudged the pound downwards.
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The big difference between the concept that LG will be unveiling this year versus years past, however, is that the TV rolls downwards rather than unfurling upwards.
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An important gauge of this is a country's relative unit labour costs, which shifts downwards as wages fall, productivity relative to other countries improves or the currency weakens.
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With both arms down, hold each Joy-Con pointing downwards, and then raise your hands until the controllers are in front of your face, in a vertical position.
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A new report released in November 22017 showed the plane had been spiraling downwards at a rate of almost 2370 miles per hour at its last satellite transmission.
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Concerns over acquisitions weighed on Safran again on Monday, along with what appeared to be a downwards revision in its medium-term profit forecasts for the engine business.
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Yet to see the tree's distant crown, a mass of huge and shaggy boughs, curling downwards under their own weight, it is necessary to stand much further back.
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Jaded investors expect more discord and economic slowdowns, and send global bond yields ever further downwards in the hope that central banks throw more stimulus in their direction.
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Leslie Hutchings writes:The structure of the dam creates an upward draft that makes water actually defy gravity - instead of traveling downwards, it is carried upwards by the wind.
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Investor nerves are affecting debt of periphery countries such as Italy and Portugal even though the ECB's main indicator of stress in the financial system is trending downwards.
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He added any price cap in Britain would be taken into account in the company's next impairment test, suggesting that Npower's book value could potentially be revised downwards.
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West-moving winds from the top of the tropical stratosphere slowly move downwards and are replaced in that top position by the easterly winds that were below them.
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The consensus is for more of the same, a relentless downwards grind, with one eye on gyrating Chinese stock markets and the other on a sinking oil price.
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While most loan moves either send a player on an upwards or downwards trajectory, there are also a select few loans which stand alone as moments in time.
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Shares on Wall Street looked set to follow Europe and Asia downwards, with U.S. stock index futures falling as much as 20.1 percent to a six-week low.
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Once the threat of severe sanctions was lifted, at least for the time being, the market refocused on the deteriorating supply-demand background and prices have adjusted downwards.
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"If new shocks emerged and risks for inflation were directed downwards again, the ECB wouldn't hesitate to ease further," said Kristian Toedtmann, an economist at DekaBank in Frankfurt.
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Reuters reported Wednesday the Lion Air pilots scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water.
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In boxing, a shoeshine combination is a flurry of speedy punches, delivered by fists held with fingers facing downwards, as if gripping a rag to deliver a shoeshine.
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The company claimed the feature was under-utilized and usage was trending downwards, which is why it decided to sunset the option to pay bills through its app.
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Brent's six-month calendar spread seems to have reached a major cyclical peak in April 22019, up from a post-slump trough in January 22020, before trending downwards.
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It's this unholy mix of the good, the bad and the ugly that is helping lead withstand the gravitational downwards pull of the rest of the metals complex.
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Downwards pressure on US interest rates, intense competition to deploy capital and a possible economic recession are prompting private debt funds to shift to more defensive investment strategies.
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Brent's six-month calendar spread seems to have reached a major cyclical peak in April 2018, up from a post-slump trough in January 17, before trending downwards.
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The forecast adjustment is largely attributable to the fact that GDP growth rates for the second half of 2018 and the first quarter of 2019 were revised downwards.
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Regardless, Alphabet's Other Bets losses had been trending downwards over the last two years or so, reaching a low of $571 million in the first fiscal quarter of 2018.
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"In 2020, we expect that the mass residential market will maintain its upward trend of 5% to 8% while the luxury market will be adjust slightly downwards," she said.
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Witnesses captured the incident on video, showing the crowded escalator at the Langham Place shopping center when it unexpectedly shifted from moving upwards to downwards at a high speed.
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Shares in Bankia fell 4.7% on Friday ahead of the results, after Caixabank and Sabadell fell more than 6.5% each following their downwards revision in income forecasts for 2019.
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You'd think young people would jump at the chance to earn a good living, but blue-collar jobs have been trending downwards inverse to the rise of university degrees.
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There was a small visual pointer to scroll downwards to access a list of all apps, but the Start screen still wasn't a popular option for most Windows users.
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Further out, the Bank has adjusted downwards its CPI expectations versus its February estimations by 0.2 percent in both 2018 and 2019 to 2.4 percent and 2.2 percent, respectively.
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With your non-chopping hand in a bear-claw shape, use the natural lines as rough guidelines for where to cut downwards, keeping clear of slicing through the root.
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Of course, the British government has never been particularly inclined to sit around exchanging Trax releases, yet conversations around the value of nightlife have experienced a significant downwards trend.
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A majority of board members thought the balance of risks to growth was still tilted downwards, while all of them thought the balance of risks for inflation had deteriorated.
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Casino operator Sky City edged down 0.2 percent ahead of its full-year earnings announcements on Wednesday and as Morning star revised the share downwards to reduce from hold.
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Accessible only by a 40-minute ride on an all-terrain vehicle from the nearest town, the meadow's crop of pretty purple, white and red flowers slopes steeply downwards.
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Dragging the bourse downwards were luxury goods company Richemont, down 5.95% to 109.44 rand, while Naspers shed 3.36% to 2475.00 rand, and insurer Discovery slipped 2.38% to 125.36 rand.
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Asian stocks were mixed Monday with mainland Chinese stocks jumping on the back of better-than-expected industrial output data, while indexes in Japan and Hong Kong edged downwards.
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Statistics Canada revised its second quarter annualized figure downwards on Friday to 3.5% from 3.7% and shifted its first quarter findings higher to 0.8% from an initially reported 0.4%.
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"If you have a trading update and have to revise your forecast downwards, you are going to pull down all your cost levers," Chief Executive Rico Back told Reuters.
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Statistics Canada revised its second quarter annualized figure downwards on Friday to 3.5% from 3.7% and shifted its first quarter findings higher to 0.8% from an initially reported 0.4%.
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It revised its outlook for global oil demand growth downwards to 0.99 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2020, down by 0.23 million bpd from the previous month's estimate.
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T=5. Algiers, Algeria — The EIU cites Algiers, along with Kiev, as one of the cities that has faced stability issues that have pushed the price of living downwards.
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So I think everybody&aposs got to acknowledge, the culture, it drips downwards and it goes into politics and it goes into our kids&apos minds and all of us.
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Each spike is carefully engineered to reflect light downwards and retain it, making the High-Resolution Airborne Wideband Camera-plus, or HAWC+, one of the most sensitive instruments out there.
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"Firstly, long-lasting slow inflation may have lowered inflation expectations durably, and even so that they are easily moving downwards," Rehn said as he presented his central bank's annual report.
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But as investors seem to understand, a merger would have the opposite effect, removing downwards price pressure and competition from the market, which would greatly benefit AT&T and Verizon.
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In the event that the meeting agreed on a rollover, the relatively low ex ante probability of output cuts declined to zero ex post, and oil prices adjusted downwards slightly.
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Then, Henao smudges the lines downwards using a firm eyeshadow brush, which creates a smoky base on the lid that's darker on the outer edge and lighter towards the center.
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This is because a good crop is also expected in the Black Sea region, even if the expectations for the Russian crop had to be corrected downwards in recent weeks.
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The meaning of their provocation is unknown, but the reminder of her own trauma sends Celeste into a downwards spiral on one of the most important days of her career.
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It's confusing how the back legs fold downwards and into the body, but looking at Parrot's approach with the Anafi, DJI's convoluted folding legs make a little bit more sense.
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Experts suspect an automated system, meant to stop stalling by dipping the nose, may be involved in both cases, with pilots struggling to override it as their jets plunged downwards.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that the Lion Air pilots scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water.
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As a result, some investors are worried that the aviation cycle may have started to take a sharp downwards turn, and that it will hit Airbus and Boeing's future profits.
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However, the kiwi was down 0.8 percent at 68.31 U.S. cents on Thursday morning, following its Australian neighbour downwards as the Antipodean currencies were hit by a stronger U.S. dollar.
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Inflation projection has been revised downwards to below 5 percent in Q1 FY20, but I wonder how that would be achieved in view of the steep depreciation in the rupee.
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"The thing about Asia -- and this is China downwards -- most of our trade is intermediate goods," he said, noting much of China's exports are machinery and equipment, not final goods.
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The bond rally also comes despite expected pressure on the Italian government for further fiscal adjustment following the European Commission's downwards revision last week of its growth forecast for Italy.
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Statistics Canada also revised its second quarter annualized figure downwards on Friday to 3.5% from 3.7% and shifted its first quarter findings higher to 0.8% from an initially reported 0.4%.
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"Apply the context gained from each piece of content downwards throughout the entire gallery of photos and videos to establish the intent of the story," another section of the document reads.
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They're familiar to us from long use and understanding, but they're not immediately obvious or rule-bound, like how an apple will fall downwards from a tree at a constant acceleration.
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The RBI revised its inflation projections downwards to 2.7-3.2 percent by March, from 3.9-4.5 percent two months back, and expects it to stay within 4.2 percent by September 2019.
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The comedian came out wearing a costume inspired by The Handmaid's Tale, before removing the red robes to reveal a black T-shirt that said "MINE" with an arrow pointing downwards.
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"It's very clear that in current times of economic growth Italy needs to put its debt on a downwards trajectory," Valdis Dombrovskis said in an event organised by Politico in Brussels.
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Aviation experts suspect an automated system, meant to stop stalling by dipping the nose, may be involved in both cases, with pilots struggling to override it as their jets plunged downwards.
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The target is calculated by measuring the height of the base of the triangle – 0.10 – and projecting this downwards from the point of the breakout below the trend line near $1.11.
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Bank of France governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said last Friday that the downwards revision reflected the broader slowdown across Europe, but that the French economy was faring better than others.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 began on a downwards trajectory in April 2015 but has largely been on the up since late 2016 as economic fundamentals across the region have improved.
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Fran Coombs, the managing editor of Rasmussen Reports, said Trump's approval rating has been trending downwards over the past couple of weeks before the president's numbers reached a new low Monday.
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German, Dutch and Finnish government bond yields all followed a sharp move downwards in U.S. Treasury yields overnight and hit their lowest levels since at least the start of the year.
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Copper, which is highly attuned to China's economy, hit its lowest in three weeks at $6,752 a tonne, accelerating downwards after it broke below its 200-day moving average at $6,800.
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The result is a robot that can easily fly when it needs to, then land softly and, by tilting the rotor arms downwards, direct that same motive force into four wheels.
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Ifo said it expected the German economy to grow by 1.8 percent this year and in 2019, a big revision downwards from previous forecasts of 2.6 percent and 2.1 percent respectively.
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In Riyadh, a bustling but dusty desert city, new skyscrapers climb upward, while beneath the feet of the capital's more than 4 million residents, a new multibillion rail network burrows downwards.
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At the same time, due to the recent sharp depreciation of the dollar and the geopolitical turmoil caused by market panic, the dollar against the yen showed a persistent downwards trend.
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"Even as analysts revised their earnings views downwards across the board, fourth-quarter numbers came in at way worse than everyone expected," said Lucas Tambellini, an equity strategist with Itaú BBA.
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In a long dark wide tunnel, sloping downwards, with large paintings on both sides, you see his large mostly monochromatic paintings, akin to the art of Franz Kline, to best advantage.
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But that transition, too, is a painful one — when the eye of the technotopians is forever pointed upwards and outwards, to look backwards and downwards at the people it has left behind.
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I worked downwards from the top left of the nail, down to the right hand corner to create that famous tortoiseshell pattern and ensured I could still see some yellow peeping through.
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Terror-linked violence aside, other downwards risks to the rating include shocks to Bangladesh's external position, including sharp declines in remittances or exports, and contingent liabilities in the banking system, Shah said.
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Underlying earnings came at 818 million euros, a 13 percent increase year-on-year, although the comparable 2015 result was adjusted downwards for a loss of net income resulting from the overhaul.
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A separate source said that one of the due diligences found out that the pay-TV unit's business plan was "unachievable" and needed to be revised downwards in order to be "realistic".
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While similar in terms of its physical characteristics, volcanic lightning is different in the sense that it forms much closer to the ground within erupting volcanic plumes, and doesn't necessarily propagate downwards.
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In a direct flip, new growth forecasts for 2017 and 2018 of 1.6 percent mark a downwards revision from the bank's June estimate of 1.7 percent growth in each of these years.
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One interesting feature of the hole-punch camera is that according to leaker Ice Universe, you can activate the selfie cam simply by putting your finger over the camera and dragging downwards.
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This is actually the expectation of all international and national forecast institutions, the IMF just issued the forecast, and Spain was the only country that has not been downgraded, or revised downwards.
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Feitosa would stomp the opponent backwards with a front leg push kick, then when the high kick came he would turn it over to the point where he was almost kicking downwards.
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Forecasts for German growth were revised significantly downwards in a 'Joint Economic Forecast' collated by several prominent German economic research institutes and published Thursday, with economists predicting a meager 0.8% this year.
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SYDNEY, July 8 (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet rebounded in June after a sharp decline in May, though the overall trend in employment growth was still downwards.
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Gold prices remain closely correlated with U.S. yields and the recent uptick in yields may see downwards pressure remain on bullion over the near term, MKS PAMP analysts wrote in a note.
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Instead of sinking downwards every time I roll too closely to the edge or I perch on my bed putting on my shoes, the mattress seems unaffected by the shift in weight.
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A sense that some great expectations are being radically revised downwards; that someone has turned down a previously unquenchable money spigot; that unit economics can matter even when you're in growth mode.
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Separately on Wednesday, the head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) said the situation in the three countries was "rapidly escalating downwards and out of control".
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The newsflow has been one-way - negative - leading to gradual and consistent losses for the British currency rather than spikes upwards and downwards on various Brexit headlines, as investors experienced earlier this year.
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Aerones makes really big drones for cleaning turbines and saving lives Using a crane is one option, but the blade can also be orientated downwards so an inspector can rappel along its length.
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"In a normal economic environment, we will see the price direction is rather upwards than downwards," IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said on Sunday during a G7 meeting of energy ministers in Japan.
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While inflation has been steadily trending downwards, at 8.1 percent as of February, on a weekly basis inflation rose in early March signaling that the trend might not be as solid as hoped.
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"The country's spiralling downwards, people are not getting pay rises, we're not the superpower we think we are," lamented Todd Winslow, an office-equipment supplier, at a Trump rally in Claremont, New Hampshire.
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"We must start bending the emissions curve steeply downwards no later than 2020, if we still are to have a chance of staying below a 1.5 degrees of global temperature rise," Thunberg said.
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Short-term direction is downwards as LME stocks rebuild and spread tension eases but in large part this is no more than a swing of the stocks pendulum from Shanghai to London markets.
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The company added sonar sensors and a downwards facing camera that takes 100 pictures a second, both of which are designed to make sure the drone hovers exactly where it is supposed to.
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Finance Minister Ignacio Briones told reporters on Monday it was likely that 2020 growth - previously projected by the government at between 1% and 1.5% - would take a "downwards turn," without offering further details.
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"We certainly see the lowest oil demand growth in the last ten years and we may need to revise it ... downwards", he told Reuters on the sidelines of an energy conference in London.
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"If the viral outbreak is not demonstrably well contained within the March quarter, we expect to revise our expectations for economic and commodity demand growth downwards," the company said in a regulatory filing.
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Loans from China and Hong Kong, where Chinese companies raise offshore loans, have also been on a downwards trajectory since Chinese regulators imposed controls on capital outflows in the second half of 220.
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Since being named the best short-haul airline in 2015, BA has been on a downwards trajectory according to the survey by consumer group Which, and it dropped another two places this year.
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In its earnings report, the company listed the coronavirus as one of the major uncertainties to its economic and commodities outlook, stating it may have to revise growth downwards if the situation persists.
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Late on September 29th Deutsche Bank's share price lurched downwards again, to a 34-year low, after Bloomberg reported that "about ten" hedge funds had switched some business away from the troubled German lender.
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The team could conclude only that antimatter might fall downwards anywhere up to 110 times faster than normal matter does, or fall upwards anywhere up to 65 times faster than normal matter falls down.
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Aram Dorsum is the furthest south of all the sites and it would make sense for a map of that particular site to pan further downwards to get a better view of lower terrains.
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Although the total number of incidents and anti-Muslim demonstrations in Germany has slipped downwards since the peak of the migrant crisis in 2015 and 2016, the level of violence seems to be rising.
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"At EU level, yield forecasts for all winter crops, grain maize and sunflower were revised downwards, mainly as a consequence of unusually warm and dry conditions in central, eastern and northern Europe," MARS said.
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Further shock waves, caused by the exhaust's counter-reflection downwards by the wing's wave, could be dealt with by modifying the engine casings to create a slower-moving stream of air below the plume.
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The price of oil, which has averaged $45 a day in August so far, has been on a downwards slope, apart from occasional rallies, since July 2014, when it averaged above $100 a day.
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"We show how the air behind the body of a long-eared bat accelerates downwards, which means that the body and ears provide lift," Johansson Westheim said in a release that accompanied the study.
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"Yearly reserve revisions are part-and-parcel of the business (both upwards and downwards) - so their absence alone may warrant further investigation," said Nick Ingrassia, managing director at oil exploration consultancy 2130 Point Energy.
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"Gold looks to build a base around $1,280- $1,285 level, however, it continues to see downwards pressure from outflows in exchange traded funds and a firmer dollar," MKS PAMP Group said in a note.
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While plenty of venture firms closed new funds and have plenty of money to invest, the overall sense is that the valuations have crept downwards for given run rates or other metrics of traction.
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In fact, by the year 2020, the statement says, global greenhouse gas emissions must actually start to curve downwards, or else it will likely become impossible to limit the harmful impacts of climate change.
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The work depicts Etty in profile looking downwards at the canvas, an angle which would have been impossible if painted in the traditional manner by the artist looking at his reflection in a mirror.
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Peru's Central Bank chief Julio Velarde said as well as external factors and slowed domestic spending, the bank had revised its growth projections downwards because of the poor performance of the key mining sector.
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EBM, goth and post punk scenes have begun to embrace and showcase the sounds of Industrial techno in the same vein as Phase Fatale, Ancient Methods, Jealous God, Downwards, as well as drone and experimental.
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Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, cited the Bloomberg report on a post-Brexit Mifid rewrite as the cause of the pound's move downwards, adding that "the prospect of regulatory gridlock continues to weigh".
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THAAD can intercept incoming ballistic missiles as it enters what is known as their "terminal" phase (when the missile starts to aim downwards, not just in its upward launch trajectory) at incredible speed and altitude.
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A preliminary report in the Ethiopian crash on Thursday showed that the doomed 737 MAX jet hit excessive speed and was forced downwards by a wrongly-triggered automation system as pilots wrestled to regain control.
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They can't be so stupid as to see the graph of SLR camera sales and not understand why it is pointing downwards at an angle that would put any CFO's sphincter muscles on high alert.
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Now, the investigation has turned towards how MCAS was initially disabled by pilots, but then appeared to resume sending automated instructions to point downwards before the jet plunged to the ground, the two sources said.
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"Given a continuously uncertain economic picture, our already relatively bearish outlook for 2019 of below 1 million bpd in global oil demand growth may be subject to further downwards revisions," said analysts at JBC Energy.
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"Given a continuously uncertain economic picture, our already relatively bearish outlook for 2019 of below 1 million bpd in global oil demand growth may be subject to further downwards revisions," analysts at JBC Energy said.
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"Given a continuously uncertain economic picture, our already relatively bearish outlook for 2019 of below 1 million bpd in global oil demand growth may be subject to further downwards revisions," analysts at JBC Energy wrote.
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The comments come ahead of this week's spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank, where the fund is widely expected to further revise downwards its 3.4 per cent global growth forecast for this year.
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AKBANK AND ISBANK - SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The SRFs of Akbank T.A.S. (Akbank) and Turkiye Is Bankasi A.S. (Isbank) have been revised downwards to 'B+' from 'BB-' and their Support Ratings downgraded to '4' from '3'.
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Experts believe the new MCAS system, which is designed to stop stalling by dipping the nose, may have been a factor in both crashes, with pilots unable to override it as their jets plunged downwards.
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"Her state was extremely critical with a unfavorable prognostic and on a progressive downwards path that we could not reverse," the Health Ministry said in a statement read on state-run radio station Radio Reloj.
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ZURICH, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank has started injecting money into the country's banking system to steer interest rates downwards, the first time it has used the tool in more than seven years.
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Trump's tweet, though, cast aspersions on more than just the 737 MAX 8's potentially faulty new anti-stall system that may have caused the nose of both planes to erroneously and fatally dip downwards.
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French state-controlled utility EDF said its board had agreed to buy the reactor business of Areva based on a value of 22016 billion euros, but that this amount could be revised upwards or downwards.
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The difference this time is that instead of infringing on the laptop's screen by jutting downwards, the Zenbook S13's notch is actually a small bump on the notebooks top bezel that also holds its webcam.
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This makes the muscle very large, but since there is not a lot of space for the muscle to sit, the muscle fibers expand outwards and—thanks to gravity—downwards resulting in our hallmark hind ends.
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Rising European milk production following the scrapping of EU milk quotas combined with China's slowdown in demand and a Russian embargo on European foods have put downwards pressure on milk prices and prompted protests by farmers.
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"Slowing global growth and a strong dollar will continue to weigh on the manufacturing sector, but this report suggests lower odds of another sharp break downwards," said Jesse Edgerton, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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The crack, or refining profit, for gasoil, the refining term for diesel, in Singapore dropped 29 percent last year to end at $11.26 a barrel, and has continued downwards this year, closing at $9.40 on Thursday.
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SocGen's Juckes suspects that a break of 1.10 will see an acceleration downwards for euro/dollar and predicts that euro/J could see an even bigger move in the short term, even testing the 120 level.
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A preliminary report on the Ethiopian Airlines' crash showed on Thursday that the doomed jet traveled at an excessive speed and was forced downwards by a wrongly-triggered automation system as pilots wrestled to regain control.
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There is a long tradition of placing hell in the far north — pre-Christian Norse legends say that "the road to Hell lies downwards and northwards" — and of portraying the people of the north as sorcerers.
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A preliminary report on the Ethiopian Airlines' crash showed on Thursday that the doomed jet travelled at an excessive speed and was forced downwards by a wrongly-triggered automation system as pilots wrestled to regain control.
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That has paved the way for members of the Fed's rate-setting committee to adjust the path of interest rates downwards and to implement an "insurance cut"—a tactical reduction intended to keep the expansion alive.
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It added that higher oil prices and relatively mild early winter temperatures had contributed to a downward revision of its demand forecast in November, revised downwards by 100,000 barrels a day for both 0003 and 2018.
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Yang demonstrates an aesthetically pleasing function of the Elite by placing a controller on top of it, causing side panels to move downwards in a satisfyingly slick movement, indicating that the controller is being wirelessly charged.
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The result so far has been a single album for esteemed UK techno imprint Downwards in 2014—not bad for Meier's first release after years working record counters at places like the mythical vinyl emporium Gramaphone.
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Navalny, 39, who has accused top government officials from the president downwards of graft, is one of the most high profile leaders of the country's small liberal opposition and the founder of Russia's Anti-corruption Foundation.
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MYPOME-PO He revised downwards estimates for Malaysia's production this year to 20 million tonnes, slightly below a previous estimate of 20.3 million tonnes, but forecast that production in 2020 would rise to 20.5 million tonnes.
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Spotify also says that it believes its Family Plan and Student Plan initiatives, which offer monthly subscriptions for families and students at a reduced price, will cause the number of cancellations to trend downwards over time.
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"Sell-side estimates have only been revised downwards by -0.8% so far, and history suggests that the stock is unlikely to inflect until estimates stop coming down," Bernstein's Toni Sacconaghi said in a note to investors Wednesday.
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Issuing its quarterly results on Friday, Renault revised downwards its forecasts for the growth of the global auto market, saying it expected a year-on-year decline in 2019 of around 4%, compared to around 3% previously.
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The government has grown accustomed to beating international forecasts: the finance ministry drily noted this week that the European Commission had been "gradually catching up with reality" as it adjusted its deficit projections steadily downwards in 2016.
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It is a similar story for Nigeria, where a projected figure of £20 billion in bilateral trade by 2020 will now be revised downwards, and South Africa, which will need to make up shortfalls in wine exports.
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Your hairstylist and her assistant are double-timing on a set of waist-length, medium-width box braids, tightly securing small sections of your natural hair with extensions and plaiting downwards faster than the speed of light.
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"The first patient, unable to go on, burst into the infirmary one day and said, 'I have a problem, I'm a woman and I don't want this thing I have,'" Djordjević recalls, gesticulating downwards towards his lap.
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I don't fuck with denim too much, but I do like cutting out panels from high on the thigh downwards — I'll cut out the entire front of my jeans so I can rock fishnets, peeking out underneath.
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The key idea here is that annihilation is inherited downwards in simulation hierarchies, and the more simulations there are above us, the more ways there will be for our simulation to suddenly vanish into the digital oblivion.
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"Next year, we see the economy holding up somewhat better than some commentators still fear, whilst hopefully we should get a little more clarity on Brexit arrangements," said Chris Hare at Investec, who sees little downwards movement.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French economy is set to grow 0.3 percent in the first three months of the year, the central bank forecast on Wednesday, revising downwards its estimate of a month ago by 0.1 percentage points.
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The capacity has been revised downwards, with the first phase set to have a 5 million bpd of water, and in the second phase an additional 2.5 million bpd of water will be added for additional fields.
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To scroll between these you use the wheel to move upwards and downwards — this would require giving up Time Travel, but once again I think the usage data would probably be cough light on this feature too.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve has interest rates at the appropriate level for the U.S. economy but risks to the economic outlook are still tilted downwards, New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said on Tuesday.
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OTTAWA, July 11 (Reuters) - Canadian housing starts rose more than expected in June as construction intentions in and around Toronto remained strong while Vancouver trended downwards, data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation showed on Tuesday.
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To get the emissions curve to flatten and bend downwards, as all experts agree is necessary to solve global warming, then more stringent emissions policies will need to be put in place, he said in an interview.
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"(The) focus will be intensifying on the U.S. inventory data tomorrow, with expectations of a further build in stocks — a larger build will likely see crude taking a further step downwards," Cantor Fitzgerald Europe said in a note.
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Unreserved problem assets (non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets) are trending downwards and at end-2016 accounted for an acceptable 53% of fully loaded CET1 capital, indicating that capital is modestly vulnerable to severe asset quality shocks.
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The quake off Russia's Kamchatka peninsula, which was initially measured at magnitude 7.8 by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), before being revised downwards, struck 82 km (50 miles) west of Nikolskoye at a depth of 9 km.
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Climate models suggest that existing pledges made by governments to try to bend the emissions curve downwards still fall far short of the rapid transformational economic change needed to prevent climate impacts worsening by many orders of magnitude.
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But the reality is that the money flows upwards from these operating companies and the direction flows downwards, so I think ultimately the courts are going to have to look at how this is all one big operation.
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Under a draft compromise, seen by Reuters, banks which sell more than 20 percent of their non-performing loans (NPLs) could face lower capital requirements to offsetting the losses caused by the resulting downwards revaluation of their assets.
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Shareholders "should expect the share price to adjust downwards," the company said, since Sinovac is issuing a significant amount of new shares and will have a higher share count, going from 71.1 million in shares to 98.9 million.
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Experts believe a new automated system in Boeing's flagship MAX fleet - intended to stop stalling by dipping the nose - may have played a role in both crashes, with pilots unable to override it as their jets plunged downwards.
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"For the year 2018 as a whole, a strong increase of 2.5 percent is still likely, even if the statisticians have slightly revised previous data downwards," Joerg Kraemer, chief economist at Commerzbank, said in a note on Germany.
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"Based on data available for all four quarters of 2015, the growth of GDP/GVA at basic prices is revised downwards to 3.1 percent instead of 3.4 percent, estimated in December 2015," Statistics Mauritius said in a statement.
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Each clip is connected to the next by some object — sometimes a stream of water, or a soda can, or even a cat — falling downwards, with the next video then reacting to the object falling into their video.
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Eyewitness account surfaces Avianca Airlines co-pilot Juan Sebastian Upegui said he was listening to the radio as he watched the jet pass to the side of his plane "going downwards, fast as s---t," according to the recording.
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It will drop below 20503m by 2046 and continue downwards rapidly thereafter, according to a white paper prepared for the Cabinet Office—unless the birth rate can be nudged up (or the Japanese can overcome their dislike of immigration).
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Even though you could swipe left to skip one and move to the next story, or swipe downwards to return to the main Story menu, users were quick to express their dissatisfaction in a series of spot-on memes.
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"The service sector IFO PMI is showing its first signs of weakness, so this means that the domestic economy in Germany obviously started to follow downwards the export-led sector, which suffers for more than a year," he added.
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But there is speculation that the bank, like many of its peers, is at least beginning to question the wisdom of an endless policy of money-printing and ultra-low interest rates that keep downwards pressure on the euro.
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After finishing her term as executive secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change in July, she became convener of "Mission 2020", a global initiative that seeks to bend the curve on greenhouse gas emissions downwards by 2020.
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With the pay hike, which frustrated Wall Street and at the time sent American's stock spiraling downwards, flight crew received on average 5 percent to 8 percent salary increases in hourly pay, in an adjustment to match rival carriers.
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The cost had been trending downwards from $963 billion since 296 due to counter-piracy measures, but the report claims that decreased vigilance by the shipping community, such as hiring smaller private security teams, may have encouraged pirate groups.
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PA) said in a statement on Wednesday that its board had agreed to buy the reactor business of Areva based on a value of 2.5 billion euros ($2.72 billion), but that this amount could be revised upwards or downwards.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Foreign exchange traders recalibrated their expectations downwards for the Australian and New Zealand dollars after steep losses recently, but the two are still seen trapped in a narrow trading band over one year, a Reuters poll showed.
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"Although the downwards price reaction in gold to the trade deal seems to be logical, we do think the jury is still not out just yet on the ultimate result," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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Hot Rotten Tomatoes starts almost always tend to trend slightly downwards; Blade Runner 2049, for instance, opened to 95% fresh in its first week after reviews came in, only to settle in at 88% after trailing critics finally posted.
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Despite Russia's semi-pariah status among some Americans and U.S. allies, the Kremlin has long been trying to arrange a summit, betting that Putin and Trump will get on well and stop a sharp downwards spiral in bilateral ties.
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For example, to rearrange the shortcuts that show up when you slide your finger downwards from the notch, you have to go to Settings > Notifications & Status Bar > Toggle Positions, and the toggling itself is done in a horribly unintuitive way.
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Hawkesby said the RBNZ's monetary policy committee had been keenly aware that markets had priced in a cut to the OCR to 1.25% and that the currency would face downwards pressure with a larger reduction in a boost to exporters.
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"Even as inflation projections have been revised downwards significantly and some of the risks pointed out in the last resolution have been mitigated, especially of crude oil prices, several uncertainties still cloud the inflation outlook," said the MPC in its statement.
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Real GDP growth was revised downwards to two percent in 2017 about one percent lower than anticipated at the start of the IMF program, and was expected to hover around three percent, almost half the levels it attained a decade ago.
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The combination of excess speed and cutting off the system while the plane was still leaning downwards meant up to 50 pounds of force would be needed to move the control column, and moving the manual trim wheels was impossible.
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"Even as inflation projections have been revised downwards significantly and some of the risks pointed out in the last resolution have been mitigated, especially of crude oil prices, several uncertainties still cloud the inflation outlook," the bank said in its statement.
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"(The ECB's) announcements have some flavor of panic as the ECB's base case scenario still foresees a gradual recovery and the 2020 and 2021 forecasts were hardly revised downwards," Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING Germany, said in a note Thursday.
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The pilots of the doomed Lion Air flight scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water, three people with knowledge of the cockpit voice recorder contents said.
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Real GDP was revised downwards to 2 percent in 2017 about one percent lower than anticipated at the start of the IMF program and was expected to hover around 3 percent, almost half the levels it attained a decade ago.
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Boeing has embarked on a campaign following the two crashes to restore faith in its best-selling jet and pledged to remove any risk that anti-stall software, suspected of pushing the two planes downwards, could be activated by erroneous data.
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In the artificial ray, the muscles only have to exert themselves downwards when stimulated; the curvature of the gold ribs in the opposite direction provides the counterforce and when the muscles relax, that part of the fin flexes back upwards.
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In the Discover section, the layout now features these big images, which you can scroll downwards through; and in the Stories section, you get a mini-version to scroll sideways through, kind of like scrolling through movie-poster images on Netflix.
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She pointed to several studies that have shown that minority groups have a tendency to "close the door after themselves, or kick downwards"—which is to say, to work against the interests of other minorities once they have gained rights themselves.
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But there is speculation that the bank, like many of its peers, is at least beginning to question the wisdom of an endless policy of money-printing and ultra-low interest rates that put persistent downwards pressure on the euro.
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"The June data is already a reflection of how exporters of affected businesses are reacting," said Pang, adding the bank is revising downwards its GDP forecast for the next two quarters to 6.6 and 6.5 percent respectively from 6.7 percent.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Spanish woman whose two children were murdered by her abusive ex-husband has begun knitting purple butterflies to rally support for action against domestic violence, with politicians from the prime minister downwards donning her handiwork.
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Now that he's sitting and peeing in a kid potty, I have come to realize that toddler penises (all penises?) point every which way, and if he doesn't make a point of aiming downwards, pee goes all over the bathroom.
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"It's far less clear a position than it was a year ago when the oil market had been clearly trending downwards," said Chris Reeve, director of product management at Aspect Capital, a $6.4 billion trend-following hedge fund in London.
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If Pai redefines the standard downwards, it would thus create a situation in which the FCC could pretend millions of people who currently have inadequate access to the internet actually do—never mind that broadband and mobile are used for very different purposes.
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Note the diagonal "sliding door" that reveals the scene from the top left downwards: Next, Mitchell's 1,050,200 run: Last, how MAME renders a similar scene: See how the ladders come in all at once in that pattern, and there's no sliding door?
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Time will tell but the sheer size of Escondida, which produced just under a million tonnes of copper last year, means potential price volatility, upwards in the event of a strike, however short-lived, and downwards in the event of a peaceful settlement.
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"With the U.S. Federal Reserve now striking a more dovish pose as it also sees rising downside risks in the global economy, we shouldn't entirely rule out the possibility the next interest rate move may be downwards," Laith Khalaf, Hargreaves Lansdown analyst, said.
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"As the market incorporates beliefs about a lower rate path in the wake of Chairwoman Yellen's comments, mortgage rates are likely to follow the 10-year Treasury yield downwards this week," said Lynn Fisher, the MBA's vice president of research and economics.
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Miranda July went a more literal route, with a mural of white bubble letters on a black backdrop on the side of Tictail's Orchard Street store simply reading, "This woman is not who she seems to be," with an arrow pointing downwards.
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Eviatar will be using neurotoxins for other things that are not approved by the FDA such as reduce my forehead muscles' ability to put a curve in my brow and my chin muscles' wont to pull the corners of my mouth downwards.
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"We'll get supportive statements on the growth outlook remaining decent and ... we'll hear that policy options are still available if growth were to take a much more significant dip downwards," said Alvin Tan, a currency strategist with French bank Societe Generale in London.
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"While geopolitical tensions and lingering risks of large supply disruptions remain an upside risk throughout 2H22018, we think that prices will be corrected downwards towards end of the year and remain capped in 2200," J.P. Morgan analyst Abhishek Deshpande wrote in the note.
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"It's very clear that in current times of economic growth Italy needs to put its debt on a downwards trajectory," the commission's vice president in charge of the euro, Valdis Dombrovskis, said at an event organized by Politico in Brussels on Tuesday.
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This problem besets even the simplest blackboard model of demand and supply, represented in textbooks by two intersecting diagonal lines, one sloping upwards (because sellers supply more when prices are high) the other downwards (because buyers demand more when prices are low).
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"With the U.S. Federal Reserve now striking a more dovish pose as it also sees rising downside risks in the global economy, we shouldn't entirely rule out the possibility the next interest rate move may be downwards," Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Laith Khalaf said.
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"The price range seems to be shifted downwards because of greater efficiencies, new supply and demand not being strong enough to pick up all that extra supply," said Daniel Yergin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning energy historian and vice chairman of IHS Markit.
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The completion of the old bank estates' composition agreements in the Icelandic courts in December implies that end-year net external debt (and international investment position) will be adjusted downwards as the liabilities associated with the old bank estates are netted off.
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"Things have calmed down a little after the Brexit outcome but still there is huge risk in the market given that the forecasts for economic growth figures not only in the UK but across Europe are being reversed downwards," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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The pilots of a doomed Lion Air Boeing 737 Max scoured a handbook as they struggled to understand why the jet was lurching downwards, but ran out of time before it hit the water, three people with knowledge of the cockpit voice recorder contents said.
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"I think the whole market has actually trended downwards, so the best that we can do as a company is to make sure that we continue to ... deliver on our products, deliver on our results and to deliver shareholder value to our shareholders," Chew said.
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"Any changes to our current 2016 global demand outlook are now more likely to be upwards than downwards, as gasoline demand grows strongly in nearly every key market, more than offsetting weakness in middle distillates," the IEA said in its monthly Oil Market Report.
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To Vijg's team, the spray of dots suggested a V shaped curve: a line that rose continuously through the 1970s to the 1990s, reached its peak with Calment and Knauss, and then broke and flattened and dipped downwards from that point towards 115 or 963.
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"It remains possible that we will see another brief lurch downwards, particularly in the technology sector that seems to be the locus of hedging activity, but the chances of this developing into a meaningful correction still looks remote at the current time," Shaoul said.
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Taco Bell&aposs ex-CEO pulled Chipotle out of its massive downwards spiral — and executives say it&aposs just the beginning of the chain&aposs comebackChipotle has rolled out delivery, a loyalty program, and drive-thru "Chipotlanes," and it&aposs even testing a new queso.
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But when they turned off the system - as they were instructed to do by Boeing and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the wake of the Lion Air disaster - the nose was still trimmed downwards, making it harder to pull up the plane.
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"Any changes to our current 232.76 global demand outlook are now more likely to be upwards than downwards, as gasoline demand grows strongly in nearly every key market, more than offsetting weakness in middle distillates," the IEA said in its monthly Oil Market Report.
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"In the early phase of the excavation it appeared that the upper part of the thorax and the skull, which had not yet been found, had been severed and dragged downwards by a stone block which had struck the victim," officials explained, in a Facebook post .
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"During the first phase of the excavation it seemed that the upper portion of the thorax and the skull, not yet identified, had been severed and dragged downwards by a block of stone that had struck the victim," explained the Pompeii Archaeological Park in a Facebook post.
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Data pulled from the Ethiopian Airlines flight recorder suggests the so-called MCAS system, which pushes the nose of the jet downwards, had been activated before the jet ploughed into a field outside Addis Ababa on March 10, the people said, asking not to be identified.
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It said the global economic outlook, seasonal declines in demand, the revision downwards of global demand growth forecasts by the IEA last week and weak refining runs and margins were all reasons to err on the side of caution in terms of the oil demand outlook.
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Data pulled from the Ethiopian Airlines flight recorder suggests the so-called MCAS system, which pushes the nose of the jet downwards, had been activated before the plane plunged to the ground, the people said, speaking on condition of anonymity ahead of the interim official report.
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Prior to the election, the state's Republican party quoted the figure of registered people as just shy of 59,000, but Evans revised this figure downwards, saying that of the 40,000 Utah residents who applied to vote online, about 10,000 were rejected because their IDs couldn't be verified.
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The Negative Outlooks on the Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) reflect the potential both for Vakifbank's VR to be downgraded in case of a significant weakening of the operating environment and for the Support Rating Floor to be revised downwards if the sovereign is downgraded.
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The long-term trend in cop-killing is downwards, as is that for murder as a whole, but 39 were fatally shot on duty last year, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page; several have been attacked since the tragedy in Dallas, in Georgia, Michigan and elsewhere.
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Dr. Anthony Strickland of the University of Melbourne recommends a three-step plan: shake upward, turn it upside down and quick shake downwards so the sauce edges into the bottleneck, and tilt it at a 45-degree angle before unscrewing the lid, tapping its bottom with force.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT The Negative Outlooks on the IDRs reflect the potential both for their VRs to be downgraded in case of a significant weakening of the operating environment and for their SRFs to be revised downwards if the sovereign is downgraded.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco's economic growth is expected to be revised downwards to near 2% in 2.53 from an initial forecast of 3.5% due to drought slashing agricultural output and fewer tourists due to the coronavirus outbreak, the head of Morocco's planning agency (HCP) said on Tuesday.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco's economic growth is expected to be revised downwards to near 2% in 2.53 from an initial forecast of 3.5% due to drought slashing agricultural output and fewer tourists due to the coronavirus outbreak, the head of Morocco's planning agency (HCP) said on Tuesday.
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"This is causing prices to spiral downwards, and I fear it will be a while before we get to a clearing point as the future viability of these sites for retail assets is too uncertain and alternative use is always slow to materialize," Jones also said.
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Imagine if you lay on your back over an open manhole – that's basically what you're doing, except not on your stomach, only on your back so you can stretch your back downwards down the hole to kiss the stone that's opposite the wall you're laying on.
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"They (SNB) could revise downwards their long-term inflation forecast which would signal they are likely to keep their expansive policy in place for longer," added Botteron, who does not expect the SNB to start reversing its negative interest rate policy until at least the end of 2020.
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"This suggests that demand headwinds, both in the global consumer electronics industry and more generally, are continuing to bite into growth — meaning that downwards pressure on growth in Chinese shipments will likely return sooner rather than later, regardless of what happens with the trade negotiations this week," Marro said.
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"The Chinese's usual tendency in matters like this is to retaliate so we could get into one of these back and forth, tit-for-tat things where each side takes measures against the other side's imports or investments and it kind of spirals downwards," Reinsch said on Tuesday.
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"By stripping us of our ability to govern ourselves and equipping the central committees with the power to decide who can and (more importantly) who cannot govern, we Minnesotans are driven downwards into the disparaging pits of authoritarianism," said Martin in a public statement on his election website.
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It was not immediately clear whether the crew had chosen to re-deploy the system, which pushes the nose of the Boeing 737 MAX downwards, but one person with knowledge of the matter said investigators were studying the possibility that the software had kicked in again without human intervention.
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The lack of certainty around political, social and economic issues would exacerbate the situation, the board said, adding: "to avoid further adverse effects, new agreements should be reached as soon as possible", or it would have to revise downwards its forecast for recovered growth in 2021 as well.
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