Embrace this darkness, Gemini, or it'll eat away at you.
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Others, like Cole, have watched addiction eat away at their parents.
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Rising seas are threatening to eat away at the Shinnecock lands.
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Fees as high as 3% can eat away at your retirement savings.
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With winter approaching, colder temperatures have started to eat away at inventories.
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Too much hot, and rising inflation will eat away at people's spending power.
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Voter purges will continue to eat away at the Democratic voter registration advantage.
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In some cases, they've been found to eat away at your investment returns.
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Ocean waters are also warming up overall, threatening to eat away at the ice.
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"We are not letting this deployment eat away at our material readiness," said Cmdr.
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After all, acidified oceans eat away at the calcium shells in diverse marine critters.
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Unlike bad habits, addictions eat away at important activities such as relationships and work.
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It was going to eat away at me if I didn't… we were all shocked.
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However, Mr Trump's disputes are in a different class, because they eat away at trust.
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On top of that, Uber charges booking fees, which can eat away at driver profits.
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There's the brown recluse, whose bite can destroy tissue and eat away at your body.
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Even as your investments increase in value, inflation can eat away at what they're worth.
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It was going to eat away at me if I didn't... we were all shocked.
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Surging e-commerce will eat away at in-store payments&apos share of overall retail.
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Additionally, other expenses can eat away at your ability to save, such as spousal support.
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Monopolistic prices may have allowed powerful firms to eat away at the purchasing power of wages.
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"Carpenter ants and termites love moist wood and can eat away at support beams," said Lesh.
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Those monthly payments can eat away at your paycheck and make getting ahead that much harder.
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They write: The measure would inevitably eat away at the distinction between professional and college sports.
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The longer you're in contact with radioactive material, the more it'll eat away at your body.
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And ESPN continues to lose viewers as cord cutters and OTT streaming services eat away at subscriptions.
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That decision caused the harsh water to eat away at the pipes as it traveled to homes.
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In the end, they eat away at consumer's trust exactly when companies need to be building it.
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Consumer groups pushed for the Obama administration rule, saying excessive fees eat away at needed retirement income.
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Would Mexico agree to these regulations that could eat away at the bottom line of its businesses?
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Rising prices would gradually eat away at the buying power of a fixed investment in those bonds.
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Critics say unfettered access would create huge costs that would eat away at other government-funded care.
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Margin pressures for these banks threaten to eat away at their attractive dividends as well, Somasundaram added.
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It'll eat away at dirt, right along with the wax, and eventually the finish of the paint.
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It won't detox your body either, but the acid content can eat away at your tooth enamel.
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Few people pay much attention and just don't realize how those fees can eat away at your portfolio.
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The rise of the machines could eat away at one Buffett advantage: the ability to avoid irrational decisions.
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But volatile markets and weaker economic activity could eat away at earnings, said Moody's, the credit rating agency.
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Owning a home leaves you vulnerable to unpredictable expenses and distractions that eat away at what's available to invest.
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At the same time, low oil prices continue to eat away at energy companies' abilities to repay their debts.
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Prejudice and violence eat away at the fabric of our society by increasing people's feelings of vulnerability and exclusion.
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But the growing view that U.S. economic growth may have peaked has begun to eat away at these gains.
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"This ephemeral attention span is what's really going to just eat away at all these other new applications," he said.
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Loan prepayment is often looked down upon by lending platforms because they eat away at revenue by truncating interest payments.
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Worse yet, some will choose to make a large purchase that will eat away at their long-term financial health.
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Eat away at our muscle and bones,borough through sinews and blood vessels,until it reaches and stops our hearts.
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There are signs it is starting to pick up, but rising inflation may eat away at much of the gains.
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There's a corollary: Stalemate strategies that don't show rapid progress will soon eat away at public and domestic political support.
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The average American spends close to $2,000 on laundry and dry cleaning, which can really eat away at your budget.
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Plus, along with the tracking pixels and scripts, publishers' sites have begun to eat away at users' bandwidth, which costs money.
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But at about $5 a pop (depending on the size), your festive caffeine fix can quickly eat away at your finances.
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Miguel also seems like an honest person; it would eat away at him to keep this secret from Rebecca for years.
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Colors bleed into one another in strange, vibrant patterns that seem to eat away at the footage flashing before your eyes.
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It's when you allow those who would eat away at your foundation and make it crumble around you, that you lose.
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It's hard to say exactly how much tax avoidance would eat away at any yields from a 70 percent tax bracket.
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Even a fraction of a percent more in fees can eat away at your investments and mean thousands less in retirement.
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Bioerosion—when animals and organisms in the water feed on and eat away at the coral—speeds up in those conditions.
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A house would eat away at all those things, and leave me with less power to choose how I spend them. 5.
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At the same time, glaciers are accelerating their flow into the sea as warming ocean temperatures eat away at them from below.
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In episode 4, Principal Burr (Matthew Broderick) says that the secrets people keep eat away at them and turn them into monsters.
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It's when you allow those who would eat away at your foundation and make it crumble around you, that's when you lose.
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Over the long term, Medicaid, pensions and other so-called "legacy costs" will continue to eat away at budgets, S&P said.
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I'm still paying student loans, my credit-card balance isn't quite zero, and other mandatory expenses can eat away at my income.
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Those fees can add up, and in some cases, they've been found to eat away at the benefits of a 401(k).
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Cost: Free Leaving small holes in the wall from hanging pictures and mounting a TV can eat away at your security deposit.
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Many investors, fearful that the combination of Amazon and Whole Foods could eat away at Blue Apron's share, passed on the deal.
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Even though the lawsuits may not make much of an impact on McDonald's bottom line, they could eat away at its reputation.
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Soaring temperatures make corals more likely to bleach (or expel their symbiotic algae) and the acidifying oceans eat away at coral skeletons.
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One of the rich men I dated had a lifestyle so glamorous that the envy began to eat away at my soul.
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I want to ask you about the importance of forgiveness, of not letting resentments build up and eat away at a relationship.
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Over the past year, many hardware makers have taken a step back from smartwatches as more "basic" wearables eat away at the market.
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These warmer waters eat away at the bottom of the ends of Antarctic ice sheets that float over the ocean, called ice shelves.
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Performance anxiety can eat away at young people trying to establish their place in their work and social lives, but also in bed.
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In case MTV hadn't already provided enough to eat away at your free time this summer, Cribs is also coming back — on Snapchat.
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But more importantly, and more commonly, pet poop can quickly become a bacterial pollutant that will slowly eat away at everything around it.
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"Overfishing may eat away at fish stocks, or even drive species extinct," explains Jon Mooallem in "Wild Ones," his book on the topic.
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Clorox wipes and the like aren't just excessive; they can eat away at the oleophobic coating that keeps fingerprints from smudging your display.
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This exercise is designed to let you process negative feelings so that they don't eat away at you until the end of days.
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In several states, clinics must navigate labyrinthine abortion restrictions that can eat away at their budget or threaten to shut them down altogether.
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Researchers, including Martens, found the bacteria begin to eat away at the mucus layer, bringing them into closer contact with the intestinal tissue.
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Eventually, he forgot about it all together and was perfectly content to let time and nature slowly eat away at the twisted wreck.
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It definitely started to eat away at me to a very unhealthy point where I couldn't stand to even be around my blogger friends.
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What we're watching: The legislative fight over new laws could expose flaws and weaknesses in ways that eat away at consumer trust and loyalty.
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When they infect an animal, they eat away at its brain, causing a cascade of symptoms that resemble dementia and eventually lead to death.
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Bond investors generally will shorten duration when they see price pressures coming, on fears that inflation will eat away at capital over longer periods.
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But that outcome can eat away at a student's chance for financial stability, according to an analysis published on Tuesday by the website NerdWallet.
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There are lots of start-ups that are attempting to eat away at various parts of a bank's business from money transfers to lending.
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The fear is that establishing a price point below $10 for ad-free, on-demand music streaming would further eat away at their profits.
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Similarly, decisions were often being made by the Army Corps of Engineers and local officials that would literally eat away at black-owned land.
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The embattled bank, now led by CEO Charles Scharf, saw legal fees eat away at its pocket while low interest rates negatively impacted business.
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The basic hypothesis for bulls is that Netflix is on its way massive global subscriber growth that will eat away at legacy media companies.
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But most diseases eat away at bone instead of building it up, or lead to infections that warp and wear away the underlying surface.
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Paradoxically, if you are right and everyone agrees with you, competitors will see the opportunity too, enter the market and eat away at your profits.
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If you aren't taking care of them when you're young, it's like leaving that car out in hailstorms and letting rust eat away at it.
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Longer term, the rise of cheap natural gas and increasingly competitively priced renewable power generation is expected to eat away at coal's power market share.
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As prices languish around these multi-year levels, the oil industry will cut back on investments as low prices eat away at budgets, he said.
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To release a morning edition podcast because public radio member stations thought you're going to eat away at our biggest fundraiser, which is Morning Edition.
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Unlike regular milk, many of these milks are sweetened, so it's important to pick unsweetened varieties to avoid sugar that could eat away at your teeth.
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A long-time fear among investors is that Amazon, the top retailer of consumer electronic products, will continue to eat away at Best Buy's market share.
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Edwards says without those controls, the corrosive water would eat away at iron pipes and affect chlorine levels and give legionella bacteria a chance to flourish.
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Its equilibrium state lies elsewhere, and wave after wave will eat away at the shore, and you'll keep having to find new sand to replace it.
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And while she tries to eat away at E Corp's rotten apple from the inside, the F.B.I. agent Dom DiPierro is chasing her down a wormhole.
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Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, whose support among white voters helped to eat away at a strong showing among Hispanics for his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Besides speeding up the lengthy procurement process, Army leaders want to get rid of layers of bureaucracy that can eat away at the military's competitive edge.
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The bigger problem, he said, is that trade wars could "eat away at trend growth" by reducing G.D.P. by a fraction of a percent a year.
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Every conversation about whether taxes would go up under Medicare for All, and every dodge, threatened to eat away at Warren's image as a truth-teller.
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I read articles that say criticism and defensiveness will eat away at a relationship, and I worry because I am a rather critical and defensive person.
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Florida, by contrast, could face major losses, as deadly heat waves flare up in the summer and rising sea levels eat away at valuable coastal properties.
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Since many of the substances that eat away at the ozone layer are potent heat-trappers, limiting emissions of gases like chlorofluorocarbons has an outsize effect.
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The black hole is small enough that it would settle into the middle of the neutron star and slowly eat away at its center like a parasite.
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There's some evidence that artificial lighting can, for example, make it harder for zooplankton to eat away at harmful algae in lakes, which lowers drinking water quality.
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The experiment allowed scientists, for the first time, to step outside of their laboratory and directly observe how an acidified ocean can eat away at coral skeletons.
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"That's what being undermined here with a president who thrives on unpredictability ... it's going to eat away at the fundamental credibility of the US role in Asia."
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Biological warfare is The Americans' kryptonite, because biological warfare is the only thing that could eat away at that which makes Philip and Elizabeth stronger: each other.
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You will also want to look out for monthly maintenance fees, which could eat away at the APY you're earning, and no minimum balance or deposit requirements.
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Caused by lichens, a marriage of fungi and algae, the patches eat away at the sculptures, softening them to a clay-like consistency and deforming their features.
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Urban rats caused $19 billion worth of economic damage in the year 703, partially due to the fact that they eat away at buildings and other infrastructure.
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Burnout plagues millions of Americans each year, and its wide variety of symptoms, including insomnia and stress, can eat away at your chances for wealth and success.
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Then, after first contact, as the moon began to eat away at the sun, I began to feel I was part of something resembling a religious congregation.
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And, unfortunately, some will choose to make a large purchase that may provide some short-term pleasure but will eat away at their long-term financial health.
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Agribusiness monopolies eat away at farmers' profit, from the seeds they grow to the chemicals they buy to the supply chain that gets their product to market.
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To make matters worse, more often than not, the funds you're investing in for retirement come with hidden fees that eat away at your earnings every year.
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Perhaps the Fed should just let them keep on rising for a bit, hoping that wage hikes will eat away at profit margins rather than spark inflation.
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It offers up a challenge that cuts through political affiliation, gender, class, race: to not let disappointment or setbacks eat away at you but inspire you instead.
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These time slots aren't usually long enough to complete other important tasks, but they are definitely long enough to eat away at our total time and productivity.
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It is also true that ultra-loose monetary policy, and in particular the negative interest rates that now prevail in much of Europe, eat away at banks' profitability.
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As more ice floats off into the ocean, that could lead to a runaway disintegration of Antarctica's glaciers, allowing water to eat away at glaciers from the bottom.
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"It would surely eat away at the energy stored in the battery," Dave Sullivan, a manager and product analyst at AutoPacific, an automotive consulting firm, tells The Verge.
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Trapped in the deeper layers of the ocean, warm waters eat away at the bottoms of the ice sheets, leading to more rapid melting and eventually, catastrophic destabilization.
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Retailers always enter the holiday season with intentions to stock the correct amount of inventory so they can run effective promotions that don't eat away at their profits.
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Exports to cheese lovers in other parts of the world have to be sent through Turkish ports, where handling, storage and insurance costs all eat away at profits.
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Manhattan-sized chunks of ice have repeatedly broken from West Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier over the last decade, as warm waters eat away at the glaciers from below.
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The reason for that isn't under dispute: climate change has caused the permafrost under the village to melt, allowing the surrounding water to eat away at the shore.
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Much of the discussion comes down to costs: It's usually cheaper to run an index fund than an active one, and costs eat away at investors' bottom line.
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That's because the acid in lemons can eat away at tooth enamel, the barrier that protects your teeth from feeling cold, heat, and pain in your oral nerves.
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Each has political movements with echoes of the one that brought Mr. Trump to power and that could eat away at the European Union and the NATO alliance.
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Ronald Reagan, running for president later that decade, regaled audiences with outrageous stories about "welfare queens" collecting handouts while hardworking taxpayers watched inflation eat away at their paychecks.
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It doesn't lead to the same kind of coral bleaching as rising ocean temperatures, but studies have shown how an acidified ocean can eat away at coral structures.
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In nearby Rehoboth beach, the rising surf covered the beach and had already begun to eat away at stretches of the sand dunes that line parts of the beach.
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We want an invitation into their innermost feelings—no matter how that may eat away at them—in order for us to be able to feel connected to them.
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The most arresting hour, meanwhile, might be "Cities," which chronicles the ways various species are evolving to survive in densely populated areas as humans eat away at their habitats.
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Because for the remainder of his career in Cuba, and then later in Japan after the government allowed him to play overseas, this question would eat away at him.
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We are held together by our recognition of individual rights—yet our individualism is overpowering our sense of community and starting to eat away at the fabric of society.
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And some backup plans, like the ones offered by your phone carrier or Apple, can eat away at your wallet with monthly fees that add up in a lifetime.
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A 2014 law aimed at assuring fair competition between VTCs and taxi operators has not been adequately enforced, the unions say, allowing VTCs to eat away at their market.
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Wine is an acidic beverage, more so than beer but not as much as cola, so at some undetermined point it will begin to eat away at the lining.
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Tartar can eat away at the tooth and gums that surround the tooth, breaking it down and creating pockets where the tooth becomes loose and eventually falls out, he said.
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Total global debt is now more than three times the amount at the start of the credit crisis, and this is already beginning to eat away at the average investor.
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They reckon long periods of limp growth eat away at an economy's productive potential, as investments go unmade, for instance, or as healthy workers drop out of the labour force.
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But as messaging platforms such as Slack slowly eat away at email's dominance in the field of professional correspondence, that specificity may not be something we enjoy for much longer.
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Some think the executive order could be used to eat away at the law's individual mandate by granting more exemptions to people so they do not have to purchase insurance.
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When we feel powerless to stop the hatred and injustice directed at our people, we should remember art's potential to enlighten the uninformed and to slowly eat away at prejudice.
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It counts itself among a breed of digital banking challengers — Revolut, Monzo, Starling and Atom, just to name a few — that are aiming to eat away at larger lenders' customer base.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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SO I GUESS, KUDOS FOR HIM TO SAYING DO AS I SAY, NOT AS I DO. AND LIGHTPOINT IS RIGHT THERE, TRYING TO EAT AWAY AT BITCOIN'S MARKET SHARE AS WELL.
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The smell of citrus entwined with the steam as I began to eat away at the tart fruit, the juices spilling out over my hands and disappearing into the oncoming current.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high-flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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The result is "uncertain, dirty and imperfect," with scratches on the surface while the bleaching process creates an eerie green border (that can eat away at the image if applied imprecisely).
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One coral disease, called black band disease, for instance, is caused by several microbes that eat away at the coral tissue, leaving behind the bare skeleton and killing coral colonies within months.
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Online services like Netflix and Amazon will continue to eat away at the business of traditional media companies, fund managers for both firms said at the Sohn Conference in London on Thursday.
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"The chance that this scandal may eat away at Salvini's strength is extremely low," Massimiliano Panarari, who teaches political communication at Luiss Guido Carli, a university in Rome, told the Washington Post.
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The big picture: Other tech giants, like Apple and Amazon, are doing all they can to eat away at the duopoly — at the expense of traditional advertising giants in the media business.
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Operational costs for food delivery companies are notoriously high and eat away at profitability, but Dahmakan is among several startups that use "cloud" kitchens, located closer to customers, to reduce delivery costs.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," relationship expert Terri Orbuch tells TD Bank.
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Bieber recently parted ways with the 24-year-old pop sensation and regardless of how their relationship ended, Gomez isn't allowing his pending nuptials eat away at her happiness, a source tells us.
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The ruling could slightly erode Google's more than 90 percent share in mobile search however, if manufacturers start installing competing offerings, and growth in browsers other than Chrome could eat away at margins.
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The firm recently told clients that today's "healthy labor market" will drive wages higher and so investors should avoid shares of industrial and consumer companies as those costs eat away at their margins.
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The higher prices would then eat away at the increased discretionary spending that comes as a result of the tax bill, which was Cohn's crowning legislative achievement as part of the White House.
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If he doesn't self-destruct on his own merit, I guaranteed this branding would stick, eat away at his megalomaniac ego, cut him down to size, and leverage the election away from him.
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If these doubts fester and market turbulence continues to eat away at bank stocks, politicians and regulators may press for more direct policies to reduce the size and complexity of the largest firms.
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Dying of TB is a miserable way to go: Once inhaled, the bacteria that cause the disease eat away at the lungs — literally consume them — replacing healthy tissue with blood and liquid waste.
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Part of the beauty of this approach is that unlike tactics such as "stop and frisk" policing, these strategies do not eat away at already fractured relationships between law enforcement and communities of color.
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His goal isn't to compete with cement but to "eat away at the edges" of what it's currently being used for, shaving down the global need for cement and the carbon emissions it produces.
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They are also more than double what they were a year ago, as China's record iron ore imports in 22016 were sufficient to eat away at the persistent supply surplus of the previous few years.
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In the center of the meadow, Swoon's "Kamayura" portrait depicts a (presumably) Amazonian woman, grasping an armful of fish, birds, and flora as a host of bulldozers eat away at the base of the portrait.
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A competitive product from Apple could eat away at Tile's business, while also serving as a new source of device revenue for Apple — and perhaps subscription revenues, too, for access to the crowd-finding network.
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While a 1% annual fee might not sound like much, over years of saving and investing for retirement and other big goals, fees can eat away at tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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TheScore also hopes the cross-promotional strategy with its media app will boost the amount of betting per user, and make it less reliant on the promotions that can eat away at net gaming revenue.
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A bonfire of regulations like this would be entirely wholesome for the American economy and also help to eat away at some of the hyper-inequality that is generated by these forms of crony capitalism.
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You can also spend in-game currency on items that will help you win — poisonous spiders who will eat away at your enemies' health, for example, or a dragon who will roast everything in its path.
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"You have to figure out what can survive and provide good strength and longevity, while standing up to wild temperature swings, radiation and atomic oxygen environments which try to eat away at your parts," Rush said.
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And without fresh sediment from upstream, the deeper riverbed creates stronger currents, which in turn eat away at the banks of the Mekong, where those who rely on the river for their livelihoods have their homes.
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That's a worrisome sign for backers of the ACA, who say the Trump administration's cuts to the ad budget and congressional repeal of a requirement that people get insured will gradually eat away at program enrollment.
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The company is pinning its hopes on an internet-based strategy to build its brand and eat away at its competitors' market share — and has laid out an aggressive timetable to get to the next level.
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In Honduras, on the other hand, the problem is often too much water, as rising sea levels eat away at both its Atlantic and Pacific coasts, devouring poor people's homes and small businesses in the process.
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While they may be "on sale" during a recession, a recession brings along with it several other factors that eat away at the disposable income you need to be able to invest in the first place.
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Dr. Carson's prognosis is not positive: The bacterial infection spreading through Gabriel's body has made its way to his optic nerves, and it will slowly eat away at his vision until he's down a full sense.
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This was a new conservative politics that celebrated the "American regime," with the Founders cast as ancients betrayed by successive generations of liberals and progressives as they contrived to eat away at the nation's moral core.
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It doesn't matter how much money you make in the stock market, that interest you are paying on a credit card will eat away at your returns and may be more than the profits you make.
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Each of these recommendations incentivizes private participation in core public infrastructure, and can help eat away at a very large percentage of President Trump's trillion-dollar goal, attracting more private capital and more private know-how.
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They eat away at the very thing that makes community worthwhile, until they've created something that's not a community at all, but a simulation of one, a game with one winner and a community of losers.
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Dr. Orbé-Austin knows that unsuccessful job searches bring up a lot of unanswered questions, eat away at job hunters' self worth, and open up space for negative thoughts and speculation about why they are being rejected.
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That can increase the intensity of other processes that disrupt the local ecosystem, such as wave scouring – when waves eat away at the base of structures such as cliffs – and over-topping, when waves pass over reefs.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," Terri Orbuch, also known as The Love Doctor, tells TD Bank.
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And in the early part of this decade, subscription music services like Spotify and Pandora, which offered an all-you-can-eat bacchanal of music for a monthly subscription fee, began to eat away at Apple's advantage.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," Terri Orbuch, also known as The Love Doctor, told TD Bank.
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The court may not toss out Roe in one action, but instead "eat away" at it gradually, said Mark Tushnet, a leading constitutional law scholar at Harvard who served as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall.
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Goldman Sachs and Raymond James have slashed their 12-month forecasts for Netflix on concern that rising interest rates will eat away at the valuation of the high-flying internet company, which reports earnings Tuesday after the bell.
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Financial stability could increase too, as FedAccounts eliminate the possibility for a run on the bank and eat away at the big banks' giant deposit bases, reducing the banks' size and potentially their risk to the financial system.
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War of attrition For all these reasons, Moscow may prefer a more limited operation to eat away at the fringes of Idlib, starting in the south where the situation is not complicated by the presence of Turkish troops.
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If Trump can nudge his way into double digits among black voters and potentially into the low teens, it would eat away at Democratic margins in key swing states and possibly alter the outcome in a close election.
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Some fund providers are cutting fees to help advisors make the transition to comply with the regulation, as consumer advocates and even the White House have pointed out how higher fund expenses in IRAs can eat away at returns.
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Two powerful storms that each howled across the Arctic for days at a time may have turned large pieces of ice into crushed ice, making it easier for the comparatively mild ocean waters to eat away at these floes.
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A. The text messages themselves may not take up much room, but the photos, videos and other files you have received with those text messages over Apple's iMessage service can start to eat away at your phone's storage space.
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Climate change itself is going to eat away at more and more of the planet, just as several billion more people come online, join the industrial and knowledge economies and demand the same amenities offered in the developed world.
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But the stronger dollar helped to eat away at dollar-denominated indexes in the region, including the MSCI index tracking Korean shares, which fell 22.07 percent, shares in Taiwan, which lost 0.193 percent and Indian shares which fell 20.19 percent.
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Yet underwhelming earnings reports earlier this week from Target to department store Kohl's Corp and home-improvement specialist Lowe's Cos Inc reminded investors that U.S. tariffs on imported goods, fickle consumer tastes and competition could eat away at profits this year.
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But we gain virtually none of the benefits of that fame, none of the glamor or the institutional support to help deal with the invasiveness of celebrity and how it can eat away at every boundary you ever took for granted.
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While polls currently show the Liberals well ahead of their rivals in the run-up to the 2019 election, pollster Nik Nanos of Nanos Research says O'Leary could eat away at Liberal support by positioning himself as a fiscal hawk.
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As drought and a boom in housing development eat away at available grazing land, the number of Maasai herders taking up crop farming has grown by 40% over the past decade, said current county committee member for agriculture Jackline Koin.
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In 2009, Alphabet's Eric Schmidt stepped down from Apple's board as the two companies began ruthlessly fighting out over whether Google (at the time) stole ideas from the iPhone and began to increasingly eat away at the early smartphone-maker's lead.
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When it comes to irreconcilable differences, few things eat away at a relationship more than a significant other not getting your sense of humor, hating the objectively shitty music you love, or being ambivalent about the book that changed your life.
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Vultures regurgitate a corrosive vomit as a defense mechanism that can kill bacteria on their legs but also eat away at the metal radio tower, making it unsafe for maintenance workers to climb it and reducing the tower&aposs lifespan.
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An estimated 14 million US adults don't have bank accounts, forcing them to rely on exploitative check-cashing and payday loan services that charge high interest rates—and thus, eat away at funds needed for food, rent, and medical expenses.
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Inside, you get 768MB of RAM and 20173GB of storage (same as on the S3), for storing things like music files locally if you want to go for a run without your phone but don't want to eat away at your data plan.
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"Got off to a terrible start and just tried to hang in there and just kind of eat away at it and see if I could somehow get to the turn at maybe 1-over par or something like that," Woods said.
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T on Friday said it expects to post a full-year net loss for the third consecutive year as the Japanese air bag maker anticipates costs related to the biggest automotive product recall in history will eat away at its bottom line.
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The conservative majority can, and most likely will, rule against the government using broad theories that would also eat away at the constitutional foundations of the New Deal system, which is essential for protecting health and safety, the environment and much else.
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"Our duty is to fight anti-Semitism, racism and fascist nostalgia, those sick evils that ... threaten to eat away at the foundations of our democracies," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said at a venue near the former camp, which is now a museum.
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"Our duty is to fight anti-Semitism, racism and fascist nostalgia, those sick evils that ... threaten to eat away at the foundations of our democracies," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said at a venue near the former camp, which is now a museum.
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It also raises mechanistic questions, one of which has to do with microglia: Is the lymphatic system somehow triggering immune cells in the brain—microglia—to carry out an overactive immune response, creating neuroinflammation, or triggering microglia to eat away at synapses?
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The study supports other recent research showing that a significant increase in ocean heat helped eat away at the ice shelves of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet during the middle part of the last decade, and that this influx may have temporarily slowed since 2009.
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"While many advisers seek to do what is best for their customers, others take advantage of regulatory gaps to steer their clients into high-cost, substandard investments that pay the adviser well but eat away at retirement Investors' nest eggs over time," the letter continued.
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Like a lot of other Americans, I also have student loans that will, in my case, either eat away at my salary by $375.83 every month until 2040, until the government pays them off (Public Service Loan Forgiveness), or until I die -- whichever comes first.
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To better project future sea level rise, we need to improve our understanding of how ice sheets melt at their base and how warmer ocean waters eat away at their edges, said Ruth Mottram, a climate scientist and glaciologist at the Danish Meteorological Institute.
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Stranger in the Alps is heaving with references to life ending; listening to it feels less like escapism and more like confronting the things that eat away at you when you wake up in the middle of the night, if they had soft, solemn voices.
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Both the Trump and Sanders campaigns see attacking Biden's record on trade as an opportunity to eat away at his front-runner status by appealing to voters wary of globalization, particularly in the deindustrializing Midwest battleground states, which have suffered staggering job losses since NAFTA was enacted.
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"The combination of blockchain and gold is really the first way for investors to directly own gold in a financial instrument with no ongoing administration and storage costs...that eat away at the value of the gold that you own," Goldcorp vice president, David Stephens, told Reuters.
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Johnston, who commutes from the Albany area for Riveters practices and games, joked that driving toward the Rockaways took 10 years off her life (it did, actually eat away at the life span of her car — Johnston's engine died before this season, forcing her to replace it).
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It's as if she had contracted a psychological autoimmune disorder: the very qualities that helped her muscle her way into this dream job—her tenacity and bravado, her denial of both her own vulnerability and her longing for intimacy—have begun to eat away at her.
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The deeper fear of Kenyans is that the months of political strife, exacerbated by the courts annulling the August vote, eat away at deep tribal divisions and ignite a wave of inter-ethnic violence, as happened after a disputed 2007 vote when 1,200 people were killed.
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Wilson then coats them, rather unorthodoxly, with an arsenal of naturally toxic chemicals — lithium, barium and silicon carbide — that slowly eat away at the special kind of terracotta clay she employs; and bits of paper embedded in the material burn during the firing process, creating her work's signature porosity.
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Then she sanded the stone, "finer and finer," she says, until she could do her most delicate work with a pencil-size rasp: an eight-inch Italian steel file, forged by hand, with tiny teeth that eat away at the sculpture — the same type of tool used by Michelangelo.
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Even if you find affordable housing and a job paying a living wage, you can still end up struggling: Affordable housing is often located miles away from the downtown business cores of major cities, resulting in long, expensive commutes each day that eat away at already sparse paychecks.
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His exasperation over the years creates a home environment thick with resentment and negativity, which begins to eat away at his relationship with his wife, Rose (portrayed by Viola Davis, who brought me to tears several times) and his son Cory (also an incredible performance by up-and-comer Jovan Adepo).
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Particularly around the highly educated precincts near Dartmouth College in Hanover and around Keene State and Antioch University New England in Keene, former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren will be looking to eat away at Sanders' margins with active field offices and months of canvassing.
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Evan Taylor, who began his career at Samford before playing at Odessa College last season, could be in line to eat away at Watson's minutes, and has seen his playing time climb from six minutes off the bench in the season opener to 26 minutes in Saturday's win against Louisiana Tech.
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"We have a fundamental responsibility not just to address but to fight disinformation and I think we have a fundamental responsibility to ensure that our business models do not sap the strength of democracy itself by creating polarized communities that eat away at the core of what makes every democracy successful," he added.
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People who have tried the HTC Vive understand the power that these motion controllers bring to the platform, Oculus shipping without the Touch controllers left room for HTC to grow and eat away at its brand power and today the Vive is the headset of choice for many developers and a lot of early consumers.
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It also continues to eat away at my free time as we speculate about entries for the forthcoming season – which is slowly heating up, as former contestants perform an elephant dance at a Polish awards show, give birth to babies out of wedlock, come out as bisexual, and release music videos with implied cunnilingus.
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The Fed's plan should slowly eat away at both its $2.5-trillion in Treasuries and $1.8-trillion in mortgage-backed securities (MBS) over the next few years, drawing the balance sheet down to somewhere in the range of $2.5-$3.5 trillion, according to Fed officials who say there is no need to decide the landing spot now.
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Photo: Mary Altaffer (AP)GrubHub / Seamless—the aggregation and delivery service that earns its money by eating away at the already thin profit margins of local restaurants—is accused of, well, finding a new and unusual way to eat away at restaurant profit margins, and it involves buying up tens of thousands of website domain names without restaurants' permission.
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Despite the year-on-year decline in sales for Apple — the first since the company launched the iPhone in China in 2009 — IDC believes that that Chinese smartphone makers have yet to eat away at Apple's market share, with most Apple users reportedly holding out for a new iPhone rumoured to be set for the iPhone's 10th anniversary.
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"There's a concern that it could be a system where restaurant owners are trapped in an unstable, unsuitable business model that not only doesn't add to their bottom line but could eat away at their profits and their ability to keep their doors open," said council member Mark Gjonaj at the hearing, as reported by Nation's Restaurant News.
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And the slabs of beef that hang in dry-aging rooms as enzymes eat away at their muscle fibers, until they're tender enough to yield at the hovering of a knife and are flooded with glutamate, the amino acid that is the anchor of monosodium glutamate (MSG), which lets a happy note of funk sneak in.
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They can scrub the walls clean of the graffiti, but the horrific images will continue to eat away at us: a protester shot at point-blank range; a tear-gas canister erupting onto someone's back, burning the flesh blue-black; a man pressed to the ground, bleeding profusely, his teeth knocked out; a pair of punctured eye goggles.
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Just look at the long list of conventionally attractive famous people who've had pictures of their breakouts played on loop on national television in Proactiv ads: You've got your Bieber, your Adam Levine, your Katy Perry, your Vanessa Williams… But acne isn't sexy to deal with, mostly because it's a nuisance and definitely because it's been known to eat away at your self-esteem (anything that does that is not sexy).
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During lunch one day on the outdoor terrace of a chalet-style restaurant, a controlled avalanche is set off by the resort's snow management staff, leading to a impulsive choice by Pete that he will instantly regret, and that will slowly, over the course of the film, start to eat away at the veneer of harmony and civility that the world sees when they look at the Stantons, revealing the weaknesses beneath.
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